FULL SHOW: Dating Lawyers & Rough Mornings

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0:03 Ryan Seacrest.

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0:11 That's 102.7. Kiss FM, good morning. This is Nita Tanya. Ronnie, Ruby, Michaela, not my fault. He didn't go out with you. Blame. Yeah, no. This is a quick story. Michaela's guy that she met on the date show. It never came to fruition, and we put him on the air, and she said, it's our fault, Tommy, you and me, because Sidney was out, because we interviewed him on the air. Now, look, granted, I have not put partners of mine up on the air before, too, because I didn't want that to happen to me. Maybe it was our fault. Maybe it was too much, too fast, too soon. If you're not used to being talked about on the air, then it might be something that you're just not ready for yet.

0:52 Yeah, it's terrifying for some people. It's terrifying.

0:55 You have to understand that. Michaela. But you chose this life, Michaela.

0:59 That's true, Michaela. You gave his number to Mark. So that's not on us.

1:03 On the dating show, that was one thing I asked all the guys. Like, are you fine with me sharing our dating life with Ryan Seacrest?

1:11 You didn't say on the air. You just with me. I said on the air. Okay. On the air. Can I tell one person on the phone?

1:18 Ryan.

1:19 No, on the air. Okay. Anyway, I can't be playing. When are we going to get some hinge? Are you going to get the hinge pickup lines coming back?

1:27 I do.

1:27 I got some, so I've been sending them to Mark.

1:29 Oh, nothing like that. Well, Mark likes to read them for a week before he puts.

1:32 Them on the air. He likes to take them home.

1:35 So maybe we'll get to those one day before Halloween. Sit there on the couch with his toothpick.

1:39 Yeah.

1:41 Mark, are you a toothpick guy? He's not a glass of wine guy, so where else could she go?

1:45 I'm not a toothpick guy. Are you a toothpick guy? No, I'm not.

1:48 I promise.

1:49 Who's a toothpick person? visual of him yeah i i can be a toothpick person if given a toothpick and and i don't know i can jump right into that every now.

1:59 And then you need one true.

2:01 You do but you don't need like i'll chew and suck on it i guess i must have done that when i was growing up anyway all right hi everybody let's get your sold out jingle ball tickets.

2:10 Do that you chew and suck on like pens in the studio.

2:13 You pens and glasses My glasses and my pens I definitely chew pens And I chew ice And I chew sunglasses And I chew sunglasses It's.

2:24 Like an oral fixation It's the worst when I grab a pen that you've chewed on And I'm just like I mean there's like none left Like I have to have my own stash Because they're all chewed up over there What.

2:36 Do you mean? It is so gross.

2:39 Better than smoking I don't smoke I chew pens That's true That's right. That is true.

2:45 Imagine having that lingering odor in here.

2:46 Do you smoke?

2:49 No, I don't.

2:49 I chew pens, Doc.

2:51 All right.

2:52 Back in the day, a bunch of jocks used to always smoke, and the microphones would stink, and the whole studios would smell.

2:58 No. I mean, I tried in college, I think. It was terrible. I faked it. I'd hold it. You'd hold it? I'd just hold it. I'd do nothing. All right. When you get up in the morning, are you the kind of person, for example, right now you're getting your things together to get out, to get going. Are you the kind of person that will organize things the night before?

3:23 For example, I remember in school, my mother... would always push me to lay out my outfit in the morning, probably because she didn't want me to be late and rush around. So I'd pick out my clothes the night before.

3:34 I do that.

3:34 And I'd lay them out. To this day, if I've got to go to the gym early, work out, I'll lay out my workout clothes right by my bed. So I just sort of roll into them. And I don't have to use my brain or time to do that. So there are some things to be said about doing things the night before. Now, Jordan, you had a real rough morning. I want to help you out here. What happened?

3:55 Yeah, I decided to take a shower this morning. I'm usually a person that takes a shower the night before.

4:01 Yeah, me too. It just feels better that way.

4:04 And yeah, I took a shower this morning, rushed because I was already running a little bit late. And as I'm running out of my bathroom door, my dog was laying in front of the door. And I took over my dog and I fell into the wall and she was mad at me and yelped.

4:22 It was just like a whole thing.

4:24 So you're rushing around because of this, this setback, right?

4:27 Yeah.

4:28 So I've learned a lot getting up and working in the morning. And you know, it's one thing if you want to, I, I prefer, I need the shower in the morning. I like the feeling of it. If you want to shower at night, that's totally acceptable and fine, but you want to lay out your clothes. You want to get your bag packed. You want your papers organized.

4:45 And here's something that I'll share with you. It's been a secret of mine for decades. Wow. I'm going to give it to you. You take it. You use it. It's a game changer. You need a launch pad by your door. What is a launch pad? A launch pad is a little stool, a little chair, a little place, a little table. Where you put everything you need for that next day right there by the door. Phone, bag, papers, key, chargers, thermos, coffee, whatever.

5:20 You put everything on that launch pad the night before. You're not gathering a bunch of things in the morning trying to carry them to the door. And to go even further, put them in your car.

5:30 But you can't put your food in there. I can't put my whole bag in the car that has my laptop.

5:36 Why not? Last thing in the night, put it in there.

5:39 Then use a launch pad. I do use a launch pad. It's actually just a chair in the corner that's right by the front door.

5:45 And everything's there ready to go.

5:47 Yeah, my purse there.

5:48 I have my laptop in there ready to go, basically.

5:50 Jordan?

5:52 Yeah, I will take that advice. That's very helpful. Thank you.

5:56 There's a backroom member that actually listens.

5:59 Oh my God. The shade.

6:02 You guys blame me for Michaela's breakup.

6:05 But it is crazy how one thing can derail your entire morning. Cause I plan every minute to the second.

6:12 And then if somebody texts me and says they need something randomly out of nowhere, then I'm like, wow.

6:17 Well, I got coffee grounds in my, so on the, so somehow the coffee grounds spilt into where the coffee pot goes. And I had to, I want to get him out. So I leaned over and I blew. I know what in my eyes.

6:30 I remember that day. I remember that day.

6:31 But then we were like, you probably got caffeine straight to the dome.

6:34 Thanks.

6:36 That's pleasant. Let's come back and give away these jingle ball tickets. Priority seats. Oh, almost seven o'clock. Very excited for seven. I'm going to pay some bills. Got those jingle ball tickets to give away. Priority seats. Every time you win, secret seats. Good seats to our jingle ball. Now, Tanya was given a direct line. This is a dangerous thing.

7:03 What do you do when you get the number of somebody like a doctor or a vet that you don't, you never have their direct line.

7:11 You have to call the office. You use it for emergency situations only.

7:15 Why did your vet give you their cell phone number in the first place? What was the, were there any parameters or reason?

7:21 So my puppy, Sunny, she was having some issues and I brought her in like two or three times within one week. And so my vet was just like, give me like, I'll give you my number. Just text me. Tell me how she's doing. Like she was so sweet. When I tell you like beyond sweet, I want her to be like my best friend. And so about 945 last night. I realized that she stopped shaking. She didn't shake the whole day. And so I wanted to text my vet and let her know because she asked for updates.

7:50 And my husband was like, you absolutely cannot text our vet at 9.45 p.m. on a weekday. Text her in the morning.

7:57 I agree with Robbie. It's too late.

8:00 It is.

8:02 And you want to be careful with caretaker, people that are really valuable when you have their number. Because if you use it too frequently... they're soon not going to thoughtfully respond and eventually just not respond. Here's my suggestion. Here's my suggestion. You ever heard of like, if you do have questions and I actually say this to people too, to me, sometimes the one-off questions all day, no bundle your questions. Okay. Bundle the questions at the end of a day, at the end of a week bundle and list them as numbers. Hey, quick, quick heads up or any quick guidance on one, two, three list. Not a paragraph, not something you got to read, just list. And I think bundling is a better way to use their time,

8:51 use of their time and also, you know, not abuse the privilege of having the accent.

8:55 That's actually a good note because I just have been texting her left and right.

9:00 Oh my gosh, no.

9:01 I know, I know. But you're going to become the person that cried wolf.

9:04 Yes.

9:05 My kid's pediatrician gave me her cell phone number when Maxine was really sick a few months ago.

9:09 I use that sparingly.

9:10 Exactly. I haven't texted her since that incident.

9:12 They got to know when you go there that it's really urgent.

9:16 Yes.

9:16 So you get the urgent response. Exactly. All right. Bundle your questions. Coming up next, the best Halloween candies economically. So we got a quote of the day here in a second, but if you're buying candy for Halloween and you want to be, you know, bang for buck in terms of the economics, Tootsie Rolls, Dum Dums and Smarties are the most bang for your buck. I mean, Tootsie Rolls are two to three cents a piece. The Dum Dums, six cents. And Smarties, seven cents. I quite like the Smarties.

9:43 You do? Wow, I hate the Smarties. You don't enjoy a Fruity Suckable at all. Yeah, but you want a chalky, like, coin?

9:50 When did I ever say I never enjoyed a Fruity Suckable? Hello!

9:54 You always say I prefer chocolate and peanut butter.

9:56 Yeah, you said it yesterday.

9:58 But Sweet Tarts are like Smarties.

10:00 No, sweet tarts are sweet tarts. Smarties are chalky, non-tasty, good candy.

10:06 But sweet hearts are like that too.

10:08 No, sweet hearts are sweeter. No, they're pretty chalky too, actually. No, they're sweeter.

10:14 Whatever.

10:15 Dum-dums are the way to go there. Everyone likes a lollipop.

10:18 All right. I used to get those at the bank. Here we go. Today's quote. The bank would always give me a dum-dum when I put my check in.

10:26 That's actually so weird.

10:27 If you think about it, like a dum-dum at the bank. Why do I get a dum-dum at the bank to deposit my check? Whatever.

10:32 It's a lollipop. It's the best.

10:34 Today's quote. The first time might be a mistake, but the second time is choice. Sisney with the headlines before I pay another bill in about 10. Kiss FM headlines with Sisney.

10:45 Well, Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order to protect PCH and coastal communities from the potential impacts of El Nino storms. The West Hollywood Planning Commission has approved a $ 400 million apartment complex that would be the tallest high rise in the city. And the state of California is suing the owners of Chiquita Canyon Landfill in Castaic, accusing them of mishandling hazardous waste and harming the health of nearby residents.

11:13 And the 2028 L.A.

11:15 Olympics have an official slogan, Stars Align, a nod to Hollywood. The 50 stars, of course, on the U.S. flag and athletes getting their moment to shine.

11:27 Ryan Seacrest, Cisney Tanya, everybody is here. So fun to come in. You know what you do when you come? Hopefully it feels this way when you listen. It definitely feels this way when I come in. I have no idea what they're going to ask.

11:38 It's exciting.

11:39 No idea what they're going to bring. Existing Tanya arguing over the chalkiness of a sweet tart moments ago. I didn't see that coming, but man, I love watching that battle.

11:48 So much passion behind it.

11:50 Passion. What a battle. Now, Ronnie, you have a test date coming up. What was a test date?

11:56 So basically a test date is I'm going to go out with this guy and see if he passes my criteria that I only have in my head. And if he doesn't, then he didn't pass.

12:06 But why don't you check criteria before you go out with the guy in person? Well, okay. So here's the story.

12:12 Me and him have gone out on two dates already. And on the first two dates, I initiated it. So I paid for both of them. But he didn't even attempt to open his... You know sometimes you could fake like, oh, let me pick.

12:24 He didn't do that. So I'm like, okay, weird. Or he didn't even offer to split the bill.

12:30 Right, like strike one.

12:31 Yeah.

12:31 So now he offered... to take me out and we're actually going to Mr. Bone's pumpkin patch where we went. So when I posted my picture of us there, he saw it and was like, Oh my God, would you want to go again?

12:46 So I was like, okay, let's do it. But so wait, he saw us together. Now he wants to go to the same place. I took you.

12:51 Yes.

12:52 So now I'm going to see if he is going to pay for anything. And if he doesn't, what do you want him to pay for?

12:58 Like the chicken fingers?

13:00 Yeah.

13:00 It's like the entrance, the slides, the petting zoo. There's like, you know, it's not, it's not much, but still there's things to pay for. Right.

13:08 Right.

13:08 Right.

13:08 Right.

13:09 This is great. I think it's, it's interesting. So when you go out with a guy, it doesn't necessarily mean that you always pay or he always pays. The expectation is what?

13:19 Yeah.

13:20 So I just think in my philosophy, if I initiate the day, okay, I'm fine with paying. Or we could split it. Like if it's our first day, we don't really know each other, whatever. But I think if you initiate, you should pay. If I initiate, then I kind of agree with you.

13:34 Yeah.

13:35 And that's just, you know, gender neutral, I guess. I think it's interesting. I think that makes total sense. And I think it's a great test. You're going to throw out this guy. And if he doesn't offer after he invites, he's freeloading. Yeah, exactly. And then I'm gone. I won't ghost him. Don't leave him at Bones. Oh, yeah. No, I won't just abandon him there.

13:55 Leave him at Bones.

13:56 Mentally, I will leave him there. But then physically, I will tell him this is not going to work.

14:01 Okay. This makes total practical sense.

14:06 Yeah, this is exciting. When is it happening?

14:08 Literally this weekend. On Sunday.

14:09 I'm so nervous because you never know. I want it to work, but if it doesn't work, then it's not going to work.

14:17 Wow.

14:17 Yeah, that's usually how it works.

14:18 Put out a quote of the day.

14:19 Yeah, I think that a quote of the day.

14:22 Let's pay a bill next. Akon and Eminem on 102.7 KISS FM. All right, so AI. Pretty amazing. I can't even understand all the things it can do, but I got friends who are like, Yeah, bro, I put all my email into AI and it just responded to everything.

14:37 Yeah, I'm not there yet.

14:38 I want to be there.

14:40 I'm not there yet. But I know what you mean.

14:42 They don't reply to any... Or they reply timely with... I got to get into that. I know. Like, I'm still reading email. These guys are like, no, I didn't even read it, bro.

14:50 I know.

14:51 I clawed it. Clawed that up.

14:54 I really don't understand how to do that.

14:55 You have an auto-reply, so you don't really.

14:57 But that's not AI.

14:58 I know.

14:59 That means I'm not reading it. Exactly.

15:00 So here is.

15:03 The interesting thing, and then, Cisney, give us some specs on this, but you've got AI influencers that are on TikTok and Instagram, and they're essentially, they're not real, but they're creating connection. They look real. They're attractive. They're responding to stuff, and they're making money. Some of them may be even pitching you a product and telling you why a product is good.

15:28 And these brands are creating these AI people. to do exactly that. And they're gaining followers.

15:36 They look so real.

15:37 So look at the picture.

15:37 I'm gonna show you this picture of this AI girl. Okay, this is an example. And we'll post this for you guys to see as well. Etana Lopez, okay? She's got pink hair. She's an AI influencer from Spain. She has 400,000 followers, okay? And her creators are reportedly making close to.

15:56 $ 80, 000 per month.

15:57 Doing what?

15:58 Doing brand deals with her.

16:00 Just the same way we influence or we hook up with brands and we do our own influencing on Instagram. This is now happening with AI and brands are now considering, do I want a real person or do I want to just create my own AI person and then I don't have to pay them?

16:16 You know what I mean?

16:17 Yeah.

16:17 I mean, not only that, you don't have to pay them. They can engage with consumers 24-7. They can create relationships. They're always going to show up on time and be there and be fresh and ready to go and be in a good mood. They're never going to be controversial.

16:29 They're never going to get sick.

16:30 I know.

16:31 But we're living in a world where social media is already so edited with filters and other things that you can do to your image to alter your looks. Now it's like we're following people that don't even exist.

16:42 And we probably are just not even knowing. Like I, like you said, Tanya, like I can't tell the, you can't tell the difference.

16:46 I saw a podcast clip of two people talking about, it was like fertility stuff. I was so sucked in. They were both fake people. And I was like sending it, like thinking.

16:57 It was legit.

16:58 So I'm, I think maybe. Remember Ask Jeeves? That wasn't a real person. I forgot about that. Ask Jeeves. It was a character and you'd ask Jeeves, but you knew you were asking a character. In my mind, if they disclose that this is an AI character, I think I'm okay. I think I'm fine with that.

17:26 TikTok, Instagram are getting better at acknowledging that and showing you, like if you're watching a video, it says in the corner, this is AI content.

17:33 That to me, especially with a brand and a product. If you tell me this is a character, essentially, then I'm okay.

17:41 Fine.

17:41 No different than Jesus.

17:43 Like the gecko from the Geico commercial.

17:46 They need to tell you it's a robot. This is a robot. No, because AI generated content can just be like you throw it in and it throws in graphics.

17:55 It's not a robot. It's not a robot.

17:57 It's not a robot. It's a digital AI person. It's virtual.

18:02 Yeah. I know.

18:02 It's wild.

18:03 Well, let's see where this goes. It's going to happen. Let's go. Let's see where it goes. Whatever. Good luck to these entrepreneurial guys. Good luck to them. Good luck to anybody that's entrepreneurial and they're making 80 grand a month. They created this person. Good on you.

18:19 I guess you're right.

18:20 They found their grind. We are on Kiss. We'd have it no other way. I think we'd get together every morning, even if this wasn't going out on streaming and broadcast, just to do it. 100%. At this point in my life, I've done it so many times, I know nothing else.

18:35 Yes, exactly.

18:36 I don't want to be with anybody else. That's cute. See, that was a cute way of saying, I'm not sick of.

18:46 You.

18:46 Okay. Michaela, look. You get on us about running off the guy from the dating show. You blame us because we interrogated him on the air. Now you want to go out with Ronnie's lawyer friend. I mean, you can't just keep coming to the well and And then, you know, turning when it doesn't go well, blaming us.

19:10 You just got to keep trying.

19:12 I have to keep trying.

19:13 And you guys keep giving me these opportunities and I'm trying them out.

19:17 So, Ronnie, you mentioned this. It was the IR Radio Music Festival. You mentioned this.

19:22 Yeah.

19:22 Lawyer friend of yours. Not sure if he's a lawyer, but apparently... that you want to set up with Michaela. How's that going? Well, so last time it was a doctor that I wanted to set up. Oh, wasn't the same dude? No, this is a new guy. Well, you've got good profiles here.

19:37 Yes, I have good friends, but Mark thought my doctor friend's like running a pyramid scheme, so we're over.

19:41 We can't put Mikaela there. Not what I look for in medical care. Guys, this new guy. Yes, so, no, it's really serious. But now my new friend, he's not my new friend, we're good friends, but he is a lawyer, just got a relationship. Actually, Mikaela is his type, like very beautiful, blonde, so... Now, I was like, oh my goodness, this would be the perfect opportunity to introduce Mikayla to him.

20:06 Same interests. They love music. They love to go to concerts. They'll travel for concerts.

20:10 And the only problem is his last relationship ended because he may not want children. So I was asking Mikayla, like, hey, do you want kids? Because I don't know if he's there in that moment in time. And she said, well, maybe we can work it out.

20:26 So what do you mean by work it out, Michaela? Because this to me, why open the door if it's a deal-breaking box?

20:32 Right.

20:32 So that's the question.

20:33 But Ronnie said that his ex wanted kids now during this moment. And so maybe he's not ready now, but maybe in a few years.

20:41 So same with me.

20:43 I'm not ready now, but in a few years. But is it even worth going out and asking and.

20:49 Trying to see if this works out?

20:51 Yes, 100%.

20:52 I agree with Tanya. Yeah, totally. And if you go out and there's some sort of rigidness about now, never, and it doesn't align with you, then you have the... There are some things you talk about up front eventually, right? And that is kids, finances, religion, whatever. Cover the bases. Don't let that stuff be murky or gray and come to head down the line because... If you are not seeing eye to eye, and there's no wrong answer. If you're not aligned with some of these things, that's totally fair and fine, but don't waste your time. Don't waste their time. Don't waste time.

21:32 Right.

21:34 I agree.

21:35 So, Ryan, when's the date?

21:36 We're going to set that up because literally we're probably going to do a music festival together, so I think it will be cute.

21:41 Okay.

21:42 Okay, that's fun.

21:44 Kisses, kiss.

21:45 On Air with Ryan Seacrest. It's Rihanna, KISS FM. Good morning. It's Ryan, Cisney, Dona, everybody. So Shayla's on the phone, and she wants to play Star Wars to win the very hot ticket to go see Calvin Harris. When's the show?

22:05 May 27th, May 28th, May 29th, and May 30th. Oh, but I don't know what show we're giving you. One of the shows in May.

22:12 Okay, Shayla, there you have it. How are you?

22:15 Hi, I'm good.

22:16 How are you, Ryan? Great. We are going to play Store Wars for you to win these tickets. Store Wars. Okay, so you got to get three right before you get three wrong. I'm going to give you two stores, restaurants, you know, shops like this in Southern California. You tell me who has more. Today, it's between McDonald's and Starbucks. Okay?

22:37 Wow, that seems hard.

22:42 These are good tickets.

22:43 This is the hottest ticket in town right now.

22:46 Aside from secret seats at Jingle Ball.

22:49 Well, that too.

22:50 I'm biased.

22:52 All right, here we go. You got to get three right before you get three wrong. Think of all of Southern California. Are there more McDonald's or Starbucks in Southern California? Starbucks. You got it.

23:06 Yeah, you got it.

23:07 Yes, you're right.

23:07 Starbucks.

23:09 That's right. That's shocking to me.

23:13 Honestly, that's quite shocking. I would have assumed McDonald's.

23:16 Yeah, but you didn't. You said Starbucks. I heard you. McDonald's has 450 stores in SoCal, and Starbucks has 650. Wow.

23:26 People love their coffee.

23:29 Okay, next one. Old Navy. Old Navy or H & M. Old Navy or H & M. Who has more stores in Southern California?

23:38 Old Navy. Old Navy.

23:41 Correct. 48 to 31. All right. For the win, who has more stores in SoCal? El Pollo Loco or Chipotle?

23:57 Chipotle.

24:01 No, El Pollo Loco.

24:03 No way.

24:05 290 to 215. All right. One more. Got to get this. Who has more stores in SoCal? Food for Less or Stater Brothers?

24:17 Oh, Food for Less.

24:21 No, it's Stater Brothers.

24:22 Oh, my gosh.

24:24 I forgot the score. You may have lost, but let.

24:25 Me give you one more. No, she has one more. This is for the win.

24:28 We're for the win now.

24:30 This is for the Calvin Harris tickets. Otherwise, Sisney's going to snatch them up.

24:33 Yeah, I have so many people that want these tickets, girl.

24:36 Here we go.

24:37 California Pizza Kitchen or California fish grill. Who has more stores in SoCal?

24:44 I'm so nervous.

24:47 Oh, fish grill.

24:48 California fish grill.

24:55 That's right. Yeah, you got it. Sorry, I stepped away for a second there to pour some coffee. And you said California Fish Grill.

25:03 That's right.

25:03 And you're going to see Calvin Harris.

25:05 Yay.

25:06 Thank you guys so much.

25:07 Thank you guys so, so much. You were great. You hung in there. Thank you for listening. Up next, let me pay a bill of yours.

25:14 Hang on.

25:15 Olivia Rodrigo going to beat our jingle ball. Those tickets to win coming up next to Kiss FM.

25:19 All right.

25:20 Recently, single behavior. RSB. You can spot this stuff. Somebody changes the color of their hair.

25:27 Uh-huh.

25:28 Somebody hooks up with a random stranger.

25:30 Yep.

25:30 Recent single behavior. Everybody has their own way of doing it. Who have you spotted throwing off RSB?

25:39 Usually it's like bad or it's like cringe sometimes when you see it. But in this case with Minka Kelly, it sounds kind of healthy. So earlier this month, we found out that Minka Kelly and Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds broke up after four years together. So a few weeks after the breakup, Minka posted this like fall photo dump on Instagram, but it was the last post in the carousel that got everybody talking.

25:59 And it was a quote.

26:01 Soulmates can be people that come into your life and change your life. And it's not about holding onto it, but understanding what they brought into your life. What did you learn and how did you change? To me, this was like, usually you get a quote or something where it's like blaming or it's giving a little bit cringe.

26:19 But this one is her basically saying, you were a soulmate. You came into my life. You taught me something and now you're gone. So it's giving like mature.

26:27 And they're for sure broken up? Or you don't know?

26:29 Well, they haven't said anything.

26:31 Is he scrubbed from the Instagram?

26:33 He's not scrubbed from the Instagram, but he was at Miley Cyrus' concert with somebody else.

26:37 He also was at Ella Langley. I saw him. So he's been outside. Out and about. Boot in a boot. Okay, well, if you're out without, then that is RSB. And it sounds like it's RRRSB. Respectful RSB. Yes.

26:51 Respectful RSB.

26:52 I can vote for that. I like it.

26:54 Well.

26:55 Good. I forgot that RSV was even a thing until you reminded me.

26:59 Right.

26:59 It's a thirst trap.

27:00 It's all the things.

27:01 Oh, so I have RSV, but I didn't SP.

27:05 Are we sure?

27:06 No.

27:09 I have RBF.

27:11 You have IFB?

27:13 RBF. What's RBF?

27:15 You don't know what it is? No.

27:17 Resting.

27:18 Bee face.

27:21 Oh.

27:21 Do you have that? I have that for sure. People call you that?

27:23 I don't think they call me that. I just, I'm aware of it. I know I have it.

27:26 I have LSB. What's that?

27:28 What's that?

27:29 Long time single behavior. Coming up next. Priority tickets to Jingle Ball. It's Kiss FM. I'm going to grab Luca. Good morning, Luca. How are you today? Hi, guys. Good morning.

27:44 Doing good here.

27:45 Morning.

27:46 Okay, so Luca, tell me what's happening with your girlfriend's Halloween costume. Yeah.

27:51 All right.

27:51 So my girlfriend and I are going to a Halloween party this weekend, and she picked out her costume. And the problem is, though, it's really revealing. And here's where I'm struggling with it. She looks amazing in it.

28:04 Don't get me wrong. And I love that she feels confident.

28:07 But we're going to a party with a lot of friends, and I'm honestly not thrilled about the idea of my friend staring at my girlfriend all night.

28:17 I haven't told her she can't wear.

28:18 It, but I did ask if she'd consider putting on something else.

28:23 So she got upset and said I.

28:25 Was being controlling and that she should be able to wear whatever she wants and whatever makes her feel good.

28:32 And, I don't know, I'm not trying to tell her what.

28:33 She can do and what she can't wear and wear, but I generally don't know how to handle this.

28:39 Do I keep my mouth shut? Do I let her wear what she wants?

28:43 Or is it okay to tell my girlfriend, I don't know, that she can wear whatever, you know, whatever makes her comfortable?

28:49 Here's a situation where I don't know anybody's wrong. It's all about intention, perception, communication, vocabulary, finesse, all that stuff. So, for example, to you, it's more revealing than you expected it was going to be, right? Totally, yes. It's bolder. It's bolder than you thought it was going to be.

29:13 How revealing is it?

29:17 Well, she's going as a sexy angel, so it's a white dress, like it's a tiny white dress. Okay. It's wings, thigh-high boots, you know, you've seen it before.

29:26 You seem to be psyched, bro.

29:27 Yeah, that's cute.

29:29 Aren't you psyched?

29:30 It's not like she's wearing like a skimpy bikini or something like she's wearing a dress but it's your girlfriend.

29:36 This outfit is sexy. Don't get me wrong. Everyone's going to be staring at her.

29:41 What's wrong with that?

29:43 It's your girlfriend. Yeah, I don't know. He doesn't feel comfortable. I think there's a way. You can't be controlling. You can't be jealous. You can't make a rule. No. You can express in some way your discomfort or your surprise and how bold it is, but how great she looks and see what happens. I think you decide what she wants to do. You can't tell her.

30:17 You need to just be excited that this is like what she wants to wear.

30:20 I feel like this is not a match.

30:25 Well, then you don't want to let her go. So someone else gets to see her in that.

30:28 Yeah, well, for sure. And there's going to be plenty of men staring at her. There's no doubt about that.

30:32 I know.

30:33 So, do you not... Yeah, you're... It's something with you, Luca.

30:36 Is there trust and security?

30:37 Yes. Like, what is it? Like, you got something going on here. She may fully have no issue because she knows she's with you. Correct. You have an issue trusting her or you?

30:49 You got to get past that.

30:52 Yeah, I don't know. That's a great question.

30:53 I mean, I definitely am into her and we've been dating for a little bit and.

30:59 I don't know.

31:00 Yeah.

31:00 That's a good point.

31:01 I don't know.

31:01 It's tough.

31:02 It's tough.

31:03 Maybe it's something I need to deal with.

31:04 I don't know.

31:05 She's very attractive.

31:06 It sounds that way. It sounds that you need to be secure in your relationship. Sounds like she is. Well, good luck on this and happy Halloween.

31:17 All right.

31:17 Thanks guys.

31:20 That's him.

31:22 It sounds like he can't handle a baddie honestly.

31:24 I agree as someone who frequently wears minimal clothing.

31:29 She needs to move along Michael gets excited if I show my cleavage he's like the girls are out tonight there you.

31:40 Have it take a lesson Luca on air with Ryan Seacrest Saturn it's Kiss about to pay a bill But first, Bella, the intern at USC, is coming clean about an issue. And I can't say with total certainty you didn't hear about this where you were growing up when Tanya told the story that she did it on the side of the freeway, Bella. So maybe this show was a bad influence or made it seem okay. Why did you do what you did after a lot of liquid in a parking lot?

32:21 It was an emergency.

32:22 And like, it's bad for you to hold your pee in.

32:24 So I was at a bar this weekend with friends and the line was super long to get into.

32:30 And I was like, I cannot wait.

32:32 I ran around the corner, you know, popped a little squat. And then the bouncer saw me and was like watching me and then was like.

32:41 Get an Uber home.

32:42 You're not getting in.

32:43 And I was so embarrassed because he was like watching me the whole time. I was like, that's kind of creepy, first of all. But like, OK, fine, I'll leave.

32:51 Gotta get out of the sight line.

32:53 I did. Yeah, you need to hide a little bit more.

32:55 What's even worse.

32:57 Is that there were other guys in different corners and it was just me that got yelled at.

33:01 Oh, they were doing the same. What's with this bathroom? They need more stalls. Now, it's happened to me on a long bike ride. Trees. I go way up. The thing is, I go way, I go so far into the ravine, I may never get out.

33:16 Why can't you get out? Because you lost?

33:18 Because I go so far. I don't want the bouncer to see me. I go so far away that I have to climb up using the jungle ivy to get back to, you know, a regular, what do you call it? Elevation.

33:34 It is a lot easier for guys to do it than girls. Yeah, it is.

33:38 You should be careful. Connie, I blame you. You told the story years ago. She heard it as an impressionable child. She was nine years old.

33:43 She was nine.

33:44 You told us this.

33:45 She was nine, and she thought it was okay subconsciously. You're welcome. Ventura Boulevard. I'll never forget it.

33:52 Right.

33:53 I think about that every time I drive by that place. Like, gross. Tanya's dry peas over there.

33:56 I think about that every time I have to go to the bathroom, and that's several times a day. Imagine it.

34:02 Torture.

34:03 All right, let me play these. So we got some talkbacks. I'm just going to run them down. First one, Marissa in Simi Valley wants to see Ronnie in her neighborhood.

34:12 This is Marissa from Simi Valley, and I'm just putting out a shameless plug for you guys to come out to Simi Valley and pay for people's gas because it costs a lot everywhere, and I would love to get my tank filled up.

34:26 Yeah, Ronnie's been doing that, and he's been a real hit with neighborhoods, gas stations, people on their way to work. So we'll get you out there, Ronnie. Yeah, it's been a lot of fun. I'll go wherever you want me to. Wendy in El Monte.

34:38 Hi, Ryan and Sisney. I just wanted to say you should let the segment talk to Mark, your producer, and ask him to make the segment for Ryan's Roses longer. So this way they can get full admissions. I realize that's why Ryan jumps in sooner than he should. but you need to make the segment longer.

34:56 Well, I did it on this sooner than I should. I do it at the most appropriate time, I thought. What does she mean, Mark?

35:03 Yeah, what more do we need to get before you jump in?

35:05 That's the issue, I think.

35:08 Yeah, sometimes you don't leave space for the note or what kind of flowers they want.

35:13 Really? Yes. Wendy wants a full confession before you jump in. Oh, so I just sit here and wait until they confess?

35:20 Yeah, basically. That's my duty to get them to confess.

35:25 How do I do that, bro? But like, how do I get them to call Sissany out? Not me.

35:31 I'm taking notes.

35:32 All right.

35:33 Thank you for the input. Gabby and Rialto with a talk back in the iHeartRadio app. Kiss FM. Ryan, Sissany, Tanya, Backroom, Ronnie. I love you guys so much.

35:47 I listen to Kiss FM literally every single day.

35:50 I'm 21.

35:50 My name is Gabby.

35:52 You guys make my day.

35:53 Every day on the radio. I love you guys. Tanya, I have your book.

35:56 I gave it to all my sisters.

35:58 Ryan, I love what you stand for.

35:59 I want to be you when I grow up.

36:01 Sissany, I love your family. I love you all so much.

36:04 Keep doing what you're doing. Yay! Okay, let's retire today.

36:07 That's it.

36:08 We did it. It's over.

36:09 Oh, my gosh.

36:09 We'll never get that again. Let's not push it.

36:12 We love you, Gabby. Oh, my goodness.

36:14 Thank you for listening. Coming up next, the Jingle Ball tickets for you. That's going to wrap it up for us today. Tomorrow on the show, it's Orion's Rosa. She got a random Facebook message that said it's happening again, and when she dug deeper, she found a connection to her husband. That's tomorrow's Ryan's Roses. More of our sold-out select seats to Jingle Ball presented by Capital One. And Sis City takes you for a ride for another hour on Kiss FM. Talk to you first thing tomorrow morning.

36:40 It's Thursday tomorrow. Thanks for listening to On Air with Ryan Seacrest. Make sure to subscribe, and we'll talk to you again tomorrow.