In the Running for Worst Person in the World

Cecily (0:14)

What's up, everybody? It's Cecily and Stefanie here to talk to you about what's up going on. What's up going on?

Stefanie Taylor (0:22)

What's up going on?

Cecily (0:23)

What's up going on? Let's change the name. Since we're not doing as much Bachelor content, the Rose Pricks doesn't really make sense. What if we just change it to what's up going on?

Stefanie Taylor (0:35)

It just flows. I really like that though.

What's up going on?

Cecily (0:40)

We have to rebrand a little, kind of start over.

Stefanie Taylor (0:43)

What's up going on? And then we will have, what's up going on? And every show just starts like that. And then we do it for like five minutes. What's up going on?

Cecily (0:52)

For no reason, our photo is just a picture of Gabe Kaplan.

And they're like, what does that even have to do? And really don't worry about it. If you don't see it, then it's on you. If you don't get it, it's layered and you have to know a lot of things to know why that works. Right.

Stefanie Taylor (1:08)

Maybe it's just not for you.

Cecily (1:11)

Right. Maybe it's a little bit, which by the way, I've had so many fights. Okay, first, let me give you the good news real quick before we get into the worst person in the world today. Maybe that's the title of the show.

People have to click to find out. And now you did. You clicked. Here you are.

Stefanie Taylor (1:28)

It's more serious than like Jack Hole of the Week, which was never that strong. You know what I mean? When Andy Cohen did it, it was like, yeah, it would just sort of be like this guy at the grocery store.

Cecily (1:39)

Yeah, no, this is worse. But some good news before we get into the bad news. I saw 10 days early, I got to see You Can See Everything, the new documentary from Nathan Fielder. I saw it last night, two nights ago when you're hearing this.

Stefanie Taylor (1:53)

I saw an Instagram story and I was so jealous.

Cecily (1:58)

I'm sorry that I made you, I didn't mean that, but I want you to know, and I'm not gonna say anything, I won't spoil. Only thing I can tell you is that he was there and he was in the room with us watching the movie himself for the first time with us. He was? Yes, he came out and introduced it with the producer and he was like, I haven't seen this yet, this is my first time.

And then after there was a Q&A with Bill Hader was the moderator.

Stefanie Taylor (2:24)

Oh wow, okay.

Cecily (2:25)

There's like a vibe off him that I don't love. I love him as a comedic actor, I love watching him as a funny person, but there's a nasty vibe. I can't put my face, not Nathan.

Right, Bill Hader. I know it's weird. Okay. But what I can tell you is that it is without hyperbole and it's gonna sound like it. It is the best documentary I've ever seen in my life. And it's one of the best movies I've ever seen. And that is all I can tell you. I literally would do it for you if I, and I know that's setting the bar really high, but I already, I went in with high expectations and it's three hours long and I sat in a screening room, not even like popcorn or Coke. You didn't even have anything. You're just like, okay, we're settled in. And my mouth was like open almost. I was like, oh, and I mean, there was so much, you wanna see it with people, like-minded people. It's fucking amazing.

So that's-

Stefanie Taylor (3:17)

Well, you know, I mean, already going into it, you know that I'm like this giant Nathan Fielder fan.

Cecily (3:24)

Oh, he's, yes, of course. And I mean, of course, and anybody in their right mind would be.

Like I, I, he, oh, I think you got me into him.

Stefanie Taylor (3:36)

Nathan for you. I mean, that show is so funny. My kids love it. It's just like, I just, he's so dry. I love him.

Cecily (3:44)

It takes it to a new level here. And what my suggestion, if you're listening and you can, cause I don't know how many theaters this is opening in, but if you can see it like kind of opening weekend before anything gets spoiled or anything, don't read anything and then just, just go see it with a lot of people. Cause I think that held like I, there were 900 people. I saw it at the David Geffen Academy Theater, which is like 900 people. It was, it was like seeing it, you know, like a stadium of like the nicest seat, you know, it was just the best sound and it was, it was just cool.