Hello, hello, everybody. Welcome back to another episode of Flulently Ford. And today for the episode,

we're doing kind of like a light, chatty episode all about some of the people who exist in Hollywood

in these celebrity circles who seem like they, quote, don't have a real job. I'm talking about a Zach Bia, a Kelly

Teller, a Stasi baby, somebody who you know of because they're

friends with celebrities or they're in the circles or they seem to know absolutely everybody in

Hollywood. But if your mom was like, hey, that person you talked about on the podcast, who are they?

Which has happened to me before. And I have to describe Zach Ba to my mom. I'm like, I don't really

know how I do this. Like they're a person and they're connected to everyone in Hollywood. And I don't

know, like maybe they sell drugs or they're a socialite. Like I wouldn't really know how to

describe what it is that they do, but they do something and they're everywhere. And I was

inspired to do this episode because I was listening to Olivia Rodriguez's song Expectations because for the past, I don't know, week and a half, I am doing nothing but streaming Olivia Rodriguez's new album. And I honestly, I got to give it a little bit of a break because I keep crying at so many of her songs. I talked about this over on Patreon,

whether it's The Cure or Cigarette Smoke or Honeybee, which are probably all my top three right

now. I just keep crying because something Olivia has done with this third album is, it's not even

like she's singing music to me. It's like I'm not hearing what she's singing. I am only

feeling how she's feeling. Like it's so raw and authentic and vulnerable and pure, especially like

the last minute and a half of the song's cigarette smoke. I cry every single time like this

if you cry every time. Remember that meme?

But anyway, it's like I need to give a little bit of a break because I'm so affected by her songs every time I listen to it.

But there is one song on the album that's just like fun and tongue in cheek.

And it's her song called Expectations, which is all about that moment after a breakup where

you have one like week of kind of delirious hope. And you go,

you know what? I thought love was completely over for me. But I've really self-improved.

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