Flaawsome Talk with Kjersti Flaa - February 19, 2026


This EXPLAINS Everything !!


Episode Stats

Length

22 minutes

Words per Minute

165.48958

Word Count

3,671

Sentence Count

153

Misogynist Sentences

32

Hate Speech Sentences

4


Summary

Did Ryan Reynolds leave little Easter eggs to mock Justin Baldoni in his own script for It Ends With Us? This is appalling. Also, we have to talk about Blake Lively s brand, Betty Buzz, and the CEO of the company, Ryan Reynolds.


Transcript

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00:00:16.640 He just finds it really satisfying to add little Easter eggs
00:00:23.880 to just harass Justin in the script of It Ends With Us.
00:00:30.000 Flossum Talk
00:00:30.640 Hi and welcome to Flossum Talk.
00:00:35.260 I'm Kershik Flohr, journalist, Hollywood truth teller
00:00:37.760 and your voice of reason in a town built on delusion.
00:00:42.180 Did Ryan Reynolds leave little Easter eggs to mock Justin Baldoni
00:00:46.760 in his own script for It Ends With Us?
00:00:49.780 This is appalling.
00:00:52.520 Also, we have to talk about Blake's brand, Betty Buzz.
00:00:55.880 As you know, Blake is claiming that Justin Baldoni ruined her
00:00:59.560 reputation which ended with a big loss for all her other companies
00:01:04.760 including Betty Buzz.
00:01:06.140 Well, now we have the deposition of the CEO of the company
00:01:10.020 and reading this deposition makes it clear
00:01:12.720 how Blake allegedly just ruined this brand.
00:01:16.620 Let's also look more at Blake Lively's deposition
00:01:19.040 and how she's handling when Justin Baldoni's attorneys
00:01:22.820 is asking her of the way she's using the word sexy.
00:01:27.320 You've got to hear this.
00:01:29.020 Okay, let's talk about Betty Buzz, you guys.
00:01:31.140 So yesterday I was listening to Without a Crystal Ball.
00:01:35.080 If you don't know her, she's got a lot of amazing content.
00:01:38.100 And yesterday she said a lot of interesting things
00:01:40.260 about Blake Lively's brand, Betty Buzz.
00:01:43.520 Well, it turns out that Blake and Ryan, surprise, surprise,
00:01:48.460 he's also an owner in this company,
00:01:50.980 own about 30% of Betty Buzz through, of course,
00:01:54.680 their holding companies and whatever.
00:01:56.380 They did obviously not develop these drinks,
00:01:58.540 but they invested in the company.
00:02:00.340 And of course, they're using Ryan Reynolds Marketing Company
00:02:02.840 maximum effort to promote their product.
00:02:07.120 But basically, Blake is a part of this company
00:02:10.120 because they are using her liking,
00:02:13.460 they're using her celebrity, they're using her status.
00:02:16.980 So she's hired basically to be the face of this brand.
00:02:21.200 We know that Blake is claiming damages
00:02:23.920 on behalf of this company from the Wayfair parties
00:02:27.440 and Justin Baldoni for this alleged smear campaign against her
00:02:31.280 that tarnished her reputation
00:02:33.420 and that also tarnished the sales of the brands
00:02:37.440 that she's connected to.
00:02:38.760 One of them being Betty Buzz.
00:02:41.000 So this explains a lot to me
00:02:43.060 about why Blake didn't own up to any of her mistakes
00:02:46.800 during the marketing tour of It Ends With Us.
00:02:49.360 Because if she would have come out
00:02:50.720 and apologized for her tone-deaf marketing,
00:02:54.220 mentioning her alcohol brand amongst other things,
00:02:57.960 that would have been a liability on her
00:03:00.440 because then she would have admitted fault.
00:03:02.960 She would have admitted
00:03:03.980 that the backlash was because of herself
00:03:07.100 and that makes her responsible for the loss of this profit
00:03:10.740 that she cost for Betty Buzz.
00:03:13.400 So of course she couldn't own up to any of her mistakes
00:03:17.160 because of that.
00:03:18.520 Because then she couldn't blame Justin Baldoni
00:03:21.160 and the Wayfair party
00:03:22.340 and partly Sony, who she's also blaming now,
00:03:26.100 for the backlash that she received.
00:03:28.620 After reading the reports from this company,
00:03:31.480 it's clear that they actually didn't do that great
00:03:34.600 even before the controversies surrounding It Ends With Us.
00:03:38.020 So they were already struggling.
00:03:40.180 But Blake's own action added to this
00:03:42.860 so it became a complete disaster.
00:03:45.480 I was just looking at their Instagram account
00:03:47.480 and they still have their comment section closed off.
00:03:51.980 And this is over one and a half years ago now
00:03:55.060 and they still cannot keep that open
00:03:57.300 because people are so angry with them.
00:04:00.020 Another thing that we need to keep in mind here
00:04:02.040 is that the brand and Blake Lively
00:04:04.360 was receiving a lot of backlash
00:04:06.020 already before It Ends With Us
00:04:07.800 because people were reacting to her
00:04:09.960 pushing an alcohol brand
00:04:11.400 where she's not drinking herself.
00:04:13.340 There's a lot of articles
00:04:14.460 about how she got slammed online
00:04:16.620 for promoting something she's not doing herself.
00:04:19.740 Okay, so let's see what the CEO of the company
00:04:21.720 is saying in his deposition
00:04:22.800 talking about what happened around the time
00:04:25.700 of the premiere of It Ends With Us.
00:04:27.300 So the attorney here is asking,
00:04:28.620 did Betty Buzz or Betty Boos
00:04:30.100 shut down social media accounts
00:04:31.700 at any time in 2024?
00:04:33.660 He says, I don't recall
00:04:34.580 if we actually shut down,
00:04:35.840 fully down or not.
00:04:36.780 I don't recall that.
00:04:37.600 I guess what do you mean by shut down?
00:04:39.800 Well, were you somehow taken offline?
00:04:42.380 I don't recall that.
00:04:43.420 I don't think so.
00:04:44.420 Was there a decision at any time
00:04:45.860 to refrain from posting any content
00:04:48.040 on the social media accounts
00:04:49.500 of Betty Buzz and Betty Boos
00:04:50.620 at any time in 2024?
00:04:52.920 Yes, to my recollection, yes.
00:04:54.980 And when was that exactly?
00:04:56.240 Do your best estimates.
00:04:59.800 It would have been in the month of August of 2024,
00:05:02.600 as far as I can recall.
00:05:04.340 And that was for both Betty Buzz and Betty Boos.
00:05:07.920 I would imagine, I can't 100%, he says.
00:05:11.400 And what prompted the decision?
00:05:13.740 What prompted it was some amplified negativity
00:05:16.640 that was occurring on our sites,
00:05:18.940 on the sites, on the social media sites.
00:05:21.880 Yes.
00:05:22.200 And what do you mean by amplified negativity?
00:05:25.200 Sort of loud and voluminous,
00:05:27.240 atypical negativity commentary, he says.
00:05:30.300 Why are you saying atypical?
00:05:32.260 Because we had to run those same handles
00:05:34.240 for virtually three years prior
00:05:35.900 and had not experienced anything of the sort
00:05:38.400 that we experienced in the beginning of August 2024.
00:05:41.960 And the attorney is asking,
00:05:43.460 and you also said that you weren't able
00:05:45.420 to do any brand activation.
00:05:47.060 Why were you unable to do that?
00:05:49.340 Well, I think I said we weren't able to do brand spots
00:05:51.940 led by Blake, who's our biggest brand asset.
00:05:54.960 And we weren't able to do it
00:05:56.280 because the brand had gone, you know,
00:05:57.980 dark from the perspective of doing a big produced spot
00:06:00.920 because of, you know, quite frankly,
00:06:02.780 the very negative sentiment
00:06:04.140 and amplified commentary
00:06:05.660 and vitriol and hate
00:06:07.840 that was on, you know,
00:06:09.160 that was on the internet
00:06:10.120 and amplified, you know,
00:06:11.380 by social media
00:06:12.660 and the content, etc.
00:06:15.080 that we had talked about earlier.
00:06:16.500 So the decision was made not to produce,
00:06:18.560 you know, significant marketing spots
00:06:20.140 with our biggest asset,
00:06:21.780 who's Blake and the face of the brand
00:06:23.640 and co-founder.
00:06:24.760 Yes, so he is admitting
00:06:26.380 that the backlash was so great against Blake
00:06:29.300 that they had to kind of pull offline for a bit.
00:06:32.020 So this is just another example
00:06:33.900 of how many people Blake Lively hurt
00:06:36.560 during this time
00:06:38.360 and during this process
00:06:39.440 and during this entire lawsuit.
00:06:42.140 So could they potentially come after her
00:06:44.900 to cover all this loss?
00:06:46.700 Do they have a morality clause here
00:06:48.540 saying that Blake is responsible for their loss
00:06:50.920 if she's involved in a lot of controversy?
00:06:53.760 I don't know.
00:06:55.360 But it's clear to me
00:06:56.560 now that we also know
00:06:57.720 that Ryan is involved in this brand
00:07:00.320 that they're not going to take
00:07:02.080 ever any responsibility
00:07:03.720 for what happened to Blake
00:07:05.340 because that means that they're liable
00:07:07.240 for what Betty Buzz experienced
00:07:10.100 during this time
00:07:11.160 and for the major losses
00:07:12.880 that they cost them.
00:07:14.700 As you know, Blake is asking
00:07:16.500 the Wayfair parties and Justin
00:07:18.280 to cover all these losses as well
00:07:20.380 blaming all of this on them
00:07:21.940 and I don't think that's ever going to happen.
00:07:24.600 Another reason for that is
00:07:25.880 because she was a contractor.
00:07:28.500 She's claiming she was an employee
00:07:30.460 but everything she's done
00:07:31.900 her own actions
00:07:32.680 taking over the movie
00:07:33.720 the way she did
00:07:34.480 getting that producer credit
00:07:35.860 all of that points
00:07:37.720 to the direction
00:07:38.700 that she was a contractor
00:07:40.420 and as a contractor
00:07:42.060 when you sign up
00:07:43.580 to do a job for someone
00:07:45.220 you can't blame them
00:07:46.420 for the loss
00:07:47.240 that your experiences
00:07:48.500 for other companies
00:07:49.820 while you were working for them
00:07:51.940 but it's going to be interesting
00:07:53.180 to see here
00:07:53.960 what happens in the future
00:07:55.260 if they break up
00:07:56.480 with Blake and Ryan.
00:07:57.820 I mean at this point
00:07:58.860 she can't be the face
00:08:00.560 of any brand anymore.
00:08:02.280 Yeah, so let's see
00:08:02.980 what happens there.
00:08:03.980 Anyways,
00:08:04.540 let's look into
00:08:05.260 these little Easter eggs
00:08:06.560 that Ryan Reynolds
00:08:07.500 left for Justin Baldoni
00:08:09.060 in the script
00:08:10.240 of It Ends With Us
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00:09:50.160 First of all,
00:09:50.640 thank you Shauna
00:09:51.180 for sending me this.
00:09:51.940 This was really interesting.
00:09:53.460 So she sent me an email
00:09:54.620 saying that I came across
00:09:55.740 something on Reddit
00:09:56.460 I thought you might find
00:09:57.460 very interesting.
00:09:58.340 It made me wonder
00:09:58.960 whether Ryan Reynolds
00:09:59.760 was targeting,
00:10:01.280 harassing Justin
00:10:02.240 with all the rewrites
00:10:03.480 to the scripts.
00:10:05.140 Also, you may want
00:10:06.320 to look up
00:10:07.020 the Urban Dictionary
00:10:08.500 definition of husking.
00:10:10.780 So this is about rewrites
00:10:12.440 that were sent
00:10:13.840 to Justin
00:10:14.600 and his team.
00:10:16.220 In this particular scene,
00:10:17.680 Blake sent this email
00:10:19.000 to Todd Black
00:10:20.200 from Sony
00:10:20.960 and Alex Sachs,
00:10:22.400 the producer,
00:10:23.480 and Giannetti
00:10:24.280 from Sony
00:10:24.980 and Justin Baldoni.
00:10:26.780 And the scene
00:10:27.380 is called
00:10:27.960 Are You Happy?
00:10:29.120 And she's saying
00:10:29.700 attached is the
00:10:30.400 Lillian Ryle scene
00:10:31.320 post-Atlas visit
00:10:32.400 to the flower shop
00:10:33.500 and pre-marriage proposal.
00:10:35.500 We'll send more
00:10:36.240 as I go,
00:10:37.180 but I'm pretty crispy
00:10:38.200 right now,
00:10:39.180 so I'm gonna call it a night.
00:10:40.580 Hopefully the work sent today
00:10:41.820 helps Chris to round up
00:10:43.000 the schedule
00:10:43.540 since there were
00:10:44.160 all the big scenes.
00:10:45.520 Everything else,
00:10:46.200 I believe,
00:10:46.580 is just modifying
00:10:47.520 within existing scenes.
00:10:49.620 Other than the scene
00:10:50.620 shot post telling
00:10:51.780 Ryle she loves him too,
00:10:53.420 which I'll write
00:10:54.860 real quick
00:10:55.560 and send to nights
00:10:56.640 so Chris has them.
00:10:58.080 It's funny how
00:10:58.920 she writes this,
00:10:59.820 like she is hired
00:11:00.920 to rewrite
00:11:01.840 all of these scenes,
00:11:02.760 but here's the
00:11:03.580 interesting thing.
00:11:04.780 So here are some
00:11:06.020 of the pages
00:11:07.140 that she sent
00:11:08.560 to these people
00:11:10.000 to read through.
00:11:11.420 So Lily and Ryle
00:11:12.520 is having a conversation
00:11:13.740 here where Lily
00:11:14.800 is telling Ryle
00:11:15.980 that her father
00:11:17.360 used to hit her mother
00:11:18.520 and she's saying
00:11:19.520 my dad used to hit her.
00:11:20.780 She searches Ryle.
00:11:22.520 She's testing him.
00:11:24.800 Stillness.
00:11:25.780 Neither move.
00:11:27.520 My God,
00:11:28.340 says Ryle.
00:11:29.160 Lily, I'm so sorry.
00:11:30.420 You never told me that.
00:11:31.660 And Lily says,
00:11:32.420 yeah,
00:11:33.020 she and I
00:11:33.640 have never talked
00:11:34.320 about it either.
00:11:35.220 It's one of those things
00:11:36.380 people don't talk about,
00:11:37.600 right?
00:11:38.400 Searching him.
00:11:39.620 Unsure if what
00:11:40.720 she's scratching
00:11:41.400 at reveals anything.
00:11:43.700 Ryle says,
00:11:44.560 did he ever hurt you?
00:11:46.340 And Lily says,
00:11:47.180 no,
00:11:47.620 he wouldn't have.
00:11:48.440 He nearly killed Atlas though.
00:11:50.900 And with that,
00:11:51.900 she doesn't just
00:11:52.660 poke the bear.
00:11:53.980 She husk effs it.
00:11:56.780 He looks at her a beat.
00:11:58.760 Is anyone going to say it?
00:12:00.700 She doesn't just
00:12:01.760 poke the bear.
00:12:03.260 She husk eff it.
00:12:07.340 Have you ever heard
00:12:08.160 that expression before?
00:12:10.400 I hadn't.
00:12:12.000 And Ashauna mentioned to me,
00:12:13.240 you should look that up
00:12:14.280 on Urban Dictionary.
00:12:15.900 And I did.
00:12:17.000 And I can't even repeat
00:12:18.180 what that actually means,
00:12:19.400 but it has,
00:12:20.280 but it does mean
00:12:21.180 that you are attracted
00:12:23.320 to hairy spots
00:12:25.280 of someone's body.
00:12:26.580 Okay,
00:12:27.180 so why would Lily
00:12:29.540 have thoughts like that?
00:12:32.320 Does that make any sense
00:12:33.560 to anyone?
00:12:34.960 Would Colin Hoover
00:12:36.460 use that expression
00:12:38.120 in her book?
00:12:39.900 What does that say
00:12:41.180 about Lily?
00:12:43.060 And also,
00:12:44.500 would Christy Hall
00:12:45.760 use something like that?
00:12:47.060 written from a female
00:12:48.500 perspective,
00:12:49.780 like she's talked about
00:12:50.720 so many times
00:12:51.420 in interviews
00:12:51.980 how important that is.
00:12:53.920 Why would they use
00:12:54.760 a work like husk?
00:12:57.160 Well,
00:12:58.080 let's look at this article
00:12:59.600 in Variety
00:13:00.940 where they talk about
00:13:02.840 the meaning
00:13:03.500 of the end credits
00:13:04.780 of Deadpool
00:13:05.900 versus Wolverine.
00:13:07.820 And this is someone
00:13:08.680 called Johnny
00:13:09.360 replying to Deadpool.
00:13:11.020 That's right,
00:13:11.900 Johnny replies,
00:13:12.720 positively gleeful
00:13:14.280 at the chance
00:13:15.120 to vent so openly.
00:13:17.040 I won't be happy
00:13:18.480 until I've urinated
00:13:19.780 on her freshly
00:13:21.500 barbecued corpse
00:13:22.800 and husk effed.
00:13:25.040 The charred remains
00:13:26.320 while gargling
00:13:27.280 juggernauts juggernauts.
00:13:29.200 Same word used
00:13:30.700 in Deadpool.
00:13:32.320 Why would Ryan Reynolds
00:13:34.160 put that word
00:13:34.940 in the script?
00:13:35.720 It's not even something
00:13:36.700 that Lily's supposed
00:13:37.620 to say.
00:13:38.880 He just finds it
00:13:40.560 really satisfying
00:13:42.340 to add little Easter eggs
00:13:45.740 to just harass Justin
00:13:48.600 in the script
00:13:49.580 of It Ends With Us.
00:13:50.860 I mean,
00:13:51.160 it just says so much
00:13:52.360 about what kind
00:13:53.080 of person he is.
00:13:54.240 If he finds this
00:13:55.920 satisfying in any way,
00:13:58.460 the person on Reddit
00:13:59.380 who wrote about this first
00:14:01.080 said that they couldn't
00:14:02.360 find the original script
00:14:03.880 to see if it was
00:14:04.620 actually in there.
00:14:05.740 So we're not 100% sure
00:14:07.240 I want to say that.
00:14:08.320 But it makes no sense
00:14:09.360 as I said that that's
00:14:10.620 something that came
00:14:11.740 from Colin Hoover
00:14:12.760 or from Christy Hall.
00:14:14.900 Another thing here
00:14:16.220 that's also pointed out
00:14:17.800 in this script
00:14:18.980 that Blake sent them
00:14:20.280 is another little dig
00:14:21.980 at Justin.
00:14:22.960 Here is from the same
00:14:23.900 conversation
00:14:24.500 and Lily is saying
00:14:25.780 feeling better to see
00:14:26.940 his self-awareness
00:14:28.260 and validation
00:14:28.980 and Riley saying
00:14:30.260 I'm glad your dad
00:14:31.260 never hurt you
00:14:32.200 because if he wasn't
00:14:33.420 already dead
00:14:34.100 I would have killed him.
00:14:35.700 Lily says
00:14:36.240 you joking about
00:14:37.420 my dead dad
00:14:38.380 is very attractive.
00:14:40.520 And then it continues
00:14:41.280 she means it
00:14:42.080 humor is the way
00:14:43.040 to her heart.
00:14:44.120 The darker
00:14:44.720 the more it lightens her
00:14:46.360 and he knows it.
00:14:48.120 It's like Ryan
00:14:49.100 is explaining
00:14:50.280 why Blake
00:14:51.140 likes him so much.
00:14:52.440 The darker
00:14:53.440 the humor
00:14:54.200 that's the way
00:14:55.040 to her heart.
00:14:56.200 He knows
00:14:56.900 that that lightens her.
00:14:58.720 Interesting thing here
00:14:59.700 is that they're bringing up
00:15:00.780 her dead dad
00:15:01.900 and dead dad jokes.
00:15:03.620 Especially since Blake
00:15:04.780 said she was so bothered
00:15:06.280 when Justin brought up
00:15:08.320 her dead dad.
00:15:09.700 And here she's saying
00:15:11.040 that when Riley's joking
00:15:12.460 about her dead dad
00:15:13.640 she finds it really attractive.
00:15:16.420 I don't know if they kept
00:15:17.300 that in the movie
00:15:18.080 but anyways
00:15:18.860 it's so interesting
00:15:19.780 to see these little things
00:15:21.380 that obviously
00:15:22.740 Ryan Reynolds
00:15:23.560 added to the script.
00:15:25.140 They're all over
00:15:25.820 the notes as well.
00:15:27.160 I went through
00:15:27.760 Ange Giannetti
00:15:28.580 from Sony's notes
00:15:29.680 to Justin
00:15:30.400 when she asked him
00:15:31.680 basically to remove
00:15:33.420 a lot of these jokes
00:15:35.480 from obviously
00:15:37.020 Ryan Reynolds.
00:15:38.000 One of them
00:15:38.580 was even Lily
00:15:39.740 Blake's character
00:15:40.640 saying that
00:15:41.440 I am suffering
00:15:42.560 from toxic masculinity.
00:15:44.700 It's so clear to me
00:15:46.000 that Ryan
00:15:46.840 was sitting
00:15:47.520 every night
00:15:48.560 rewriting this script
00:15:50.100 and Blake sent it
00:15:51.440 to Justin
00:15:52.060 pretending
00:15:53.040 it was hers
00:15:54.460 which is so ironic
00:15:55.960 especially
00:15:56.660 since she's the one
00:15:58.800 who said that
00:15:59.660 Justin couldn't see
00:16:00.980 this movie
00:16:01.660 from a female
00:16:02.440 perspective
00:16:03.180 and then she's
00:16:04.380 pretending that
00:16:05.240 she rewrote it
00:16:06.140 and it was all Ryan.
00:16:08.060 So many people
00:16:08.820 have speculated
00:16:09.500 if Ryan even wrote
00:16:10.980 Blake Lively's text
00:16:12.280 messages to Justin
00:16:13.820 nothing would surprise
00:16:15.400 me anymore
00:16:15.920 because I think
00:16:16.580 when we see things
00:16:17.420 like this
00:16:17.980 it's so obvious
00:16:18.980 what was going on here
00:16:20.020 and it's so pity
00:16:21.580 that's what surprised
00:16:22.980 me the most about this.
00:16:24.340 Why would you do
00:16:25.300 something like that?
00:16:26.220 You have to have
00:16:26.800 a very disturbed mind
00:16:28.240 to find
00:16:29.360 some kind of humor
00:16:30.800 in this.
00:16:31.780 Anyways
00:16:32.140 talking about
00:16:32.840 inappropriate language
00:16:33.980 here
00:16:34.500 let's take another look
00:16:35.680 at Blake Lively's
00:16:36.560 deposition
00:16:37.100 when she's asked
00:16:38.420 about using
00:16:39.040 the word sexy
00:16:40.120 herself
00:16:40.740 because you know
00:16:41.420 you can't use
00:16:42.060 that word
00:16:42.540 you can say
00:16:43.260 husk effing
00:16:44.220 but you can't say
00:16:45.580 that an outfit
00:16:46.320 is sexy.
00:16:47.440 As you know
00:16:47.800 Blake was really upset
00:16:49.140 when Justin Maldoni
00:16:50.100 called her
00:16:51.080 onesie sexy
00:16:52.160 and I've spoken
00:16:52.820 about that before
00:16:53.780 and we also spoke
00:16:54.660 about how she was
00:16:55.400 uncomfortable
00:16:55.960 when he complimented
00:16:57.420 her outfit
00:16:58.080 he said
00:16:58.600 you look nice
00:16:59.480 or something like that
00:17:00.520 but he said
00:17:01.000 like this
00:17:01.640 so she felt
00:17:02.820 like he was
00:17:03.520 saying she looked
00:17:04.540 nice because
00:17:05.040 he was looking
00:17:05.620 at her breasts
00:17:06.460 so she basically
00:17:07.380 felt it was
00:17:08.080 harassment
00:17:08.720 that he was
00:17:09.540 saying that
00:17:09.980 her outfit
00:17:10.560 looked nice
00:17:11.160 and then
00:17:12.040 the attorney
00:17:12.640 here is asking
00:17:13.560 Blake
00:17:14.020 if she ever
00:17:14.960 told anyone
00:17:15.760 that they had
00:17:16.520 a nice outfit
00:17:17.420 and so he's
00:17:18.820 saying that
00:17:19.260 have you ever
00:17:19.760 complimented
00:17:20.680 anyone's outfit
00:17:21.740 or what they
00:17:22.320 were wearing
00:17:22.920 while making
00:17:23.520 the film
00:17:24.100 and then she says
00:17:25.560 I don't recall
00:17:26.340 specifics
00:17:27.240 do you recall
00:17:28.260 complimenting
00:17:29.000 somebody's outfit
00:17:29.860 generally
00:17:30.540 that's a broad
00:17:32.680 statement
00:17:33.260 have I ever
00:17:34.220 complimented
00:17:34.940 someone's outfit
00:17:36.000 who hasn't
00:17:38.060 if you haven't
00:17:38.600 done that ever
00:17:39.280 that's really weird
00:17:40.140 but anyways
00:17:40.760 do you recall
00:17:42.020 it during the
00:17:42.620 making of this
00:17:43.180 film do you
00:17:43.620 recall complimenting
00:17:44.600 anyone's outfit
00:17:45.680 specific recollection
00:17:47.880 of a moment
00:17:48.400 of complimenting
00:17:49.120 someone's outfit
00:17:49.780 specifically
00:17:50.320 no I don't
00:17:51.660 have a specific
00:17:52.340 memory
00:17:52.860 has anyone
00:17:54.060 else ever
00:17:54.640 complimented
00:17:55.200 your outfit
00:17:55.760 or what you
00:17:56.280 were wearing
00:17:56.800 during the
00:17:57.240 making of
00:17:57.620 the film
00:17:58.040 yes
00:17:59.380 who else
00:18:00.700 did
00:18:00.960 I don't
00:18:01.940 remember
00:18:02.260 specifically
00:18:02.960 but I do
00:18:03.620 remember people
00:18:04.200 being complimentary
00:18:05.120 of the wardrobe
00:18:06.960 when you say
00:18:08.240 people
00:18:08.820 there was more
00:18:10.000 than one person
00:18:10.880 that complimented
00:18:11.700 your outfit
00:18:12.180 during the
00:18:12.720 making of the
00:18:13.300 film
00:18:13.560 yes I remember
00:18:15.300 compliments on
00:18:16.300 the wardrobe
00:18:16.920 and then there's
00:18:18.060 asking here
00:18:18.880 were you offended
00:18:19.900 by any of those
00:18:20.940 comments
00:18:21.460 and she says
00:18:22.280 no I've never
00:18:23.080 had anybody
00:18:23.640 the context
00:18:24.520 surrounding the
00:18:25.160 interaction I
00:18:25.860 had with
00:18:26.360 Justin Baldoni
00:18:27.180 so yeah someone
00:18:28.340 else complimented
00:18:29.280 her outfits
00:18:30.160 and then it was
00:18:31.180 okay it was
00:18:31.960 just not okay
00:18:32.820 when Justin
00:18:33.840 did it
00:18:34.300 then they talk
00:18:35.120 about him
00:18:35.660 calling her sexy
00:18:36.800 in her onesie
00:18:38.020 we talked about
00:18:38.840 that here before
00:18:39.960 as she was
00:18:40.940 wearing this onesie
00:18:41.800 and she had a
00:18:42.540 coat over it
00:18:43.520 and he asked
00:18:44.200 her to remove
00:18:44.940 the coat
00:18:45.420 which made
00:18:45.920 sense for the
00:18:46.640 scene because
00:18:47.140 all the other
00:18:47.680 ones were wearing
00:18:48.380 onesies
00:18:48.960 she didn't want
00:18:49.900 to remove her
00:18:50.560 coat and she's
00:18:51.300 saying that the
00:18:51.960 coat she was
00:18:53.080 wearing on top
00:18:53.720 of it in that
00:18:54.400 bar scene was
00:18:55.240 also part of
00:18:56.120 wardrobe and the
00:18:57.140 lawyer is asking
00:18:57.940 had the coat
00:18:58.540 been approved
00:18:59.040 in advance and
00:18:59.920 she said that
00:19:00.540 was my
00:19:01.020 understanding
00:19:01.880 by whom
00:19:03.200 and she says
00:19:04.280 I don't know
00:19:04.880 who made
00:19:05.480 approvals but
00:19:06.520 when you do a
00:19:07.160 fitting you take
00:19:07.820 photos for any
00:19:08.840 of the decision
00:19:09.560 makers to
00:19:10.720 approve and if
00:19:11.840 there is an
00:19:12.300 issue the
00:19:12.840 wardrobe designer
00:19:13.620 will come to
00:19:14.280 you and
00:19:15.300 blah blah blah
00:19:15.980 so she's
00:19:16.860 claiming here
00:19:17.600 she didn't
00:19:18.180 know who
00:19:18.720 approved wardrobe
00:19:19.980 and in that
00:19:21.680 PGA letter
00:19:22.520 remember that
00:19:23.180 she sent to
00:19:23.720 producers guilds
00:19:24.460 of america
00:19:25.020 she was also
00:19:26.160 responsible for
00:19:27.400 wardrobe and
00:19:28.560 under no
00:19:29.300 circumstances do
00:19:30.700 I believe that
00:19:31.920 Blake lively did
00:19:33.060 not have control
00:19:34.260 over what she
00:19:35.260 was wearing that's
00:19:36.800 why she received so
00:19:37.700 much backlash for
00:19:38.960 everything because
00:19:39.600 she completely
00:19:40.500 changed out the
00:19:41.680 wardrobe she was
00:19:42.940 bragging about this
00:19:43.980 during the entire
00:19:44.860 promotion of the
00:19:45.680 movie that it
00:19:47.220 was her clothing
00:19:48.320 and she got
00:19:49.180 good deals with
00:19:50.160 designer and
00:19:51.140 she borrowed
00:19:51.860 stuff from her
00:19:52.700 friends and now
00:19:53.840 she's saying she
00:19:54.480 doesn't know who
00:19:55.480 was responsible and
00:19:56.960 who had wardrobe
00:19:58.080 approval anyways
00:19:59.340 there's so many
00:20:00.040 things here to
00:20:00.760 pick apart and
00:20:02.140 I'm guessing the
00:20:02.880 lawyers are gonna
00:20:03.640 have a field day
00:20:04.780 in court when they
00:20:05.780 go through her
00:20:06.640 deposition with her
00:20:07.520 and one more thing
00:20:08.900 here I have to
00:20:09.540 mention okay so
00:20:10.800 here she's asked
00:20:11.680 by the attorney if
00:20:13.340 she has any
00:20:14.000 recollection of
00:20:14.840 ever using the
00:20:15.680 word sexy herself
00:20:17.420 so the attorney is
00:20:18.440 asking have you
00:20:19.200 ever used the
00:20:19.840 word sexy or hot
00:20:20.740 with Justin
00:20:21.380 referring to
00:20:22.640 yourself to
00:20:24.340 myself yes not
00:20:26.380 to my recollection
00:20:27.540 to me personally
00:20:28.940 have you ever used
00:20:30.040 the word sexy or
00:20:30.900 hot with Justin
00:20:31.640 to refer to
00:20:32.360 something you were
00:20:33.060 wearing or that
00:20:34.960 you propose to
00:20:36.120 wear in the film
00:20:37.080 and she says in
00:20:37.960 the context of the
00:20:38.740 film in the
00:20:39.460 creative context
00:20:40.360 yeah I would have
00:20:41.580 used the word sexy
00:20:42.740 more than once
00:20:43.980 I don't recall
00:20:45.560 but I would
00:20:46.260 imagine so
00:20:47.320 and what about
00:20:48.740 hot did you use
00:20:49.620 that term in
00:20:50.260 connection with
00:20:50.960 filming I don't
00:20:52.100 recall she says
00:20:53.100 you might have
00:20:54.160 or you might not
00:20:54.940 have you just
00:20:55.720 don't recall
00:20:56.500 I don't recall
00:20:58.680 she says
00:20:59.400 yes we all seen
00:21:00.680 this behind the
00:21:01.480 scene clip where
00:21:02.420 Blake talks about
00:21:03.440 her incredibly
00:21:04.300 sexy shoes
00:21:05.360 yes I mean how
00:21:16.460 are any of these
00:21:17.480 claims going to
00:21:18.440 survive how is
00:21:19.680 she going to
00:21:20.200 convince the jury
00:21:20.980 that she felt so
00:21:22.160 uncomfortable when
00:21:23.060 he said her one
00:21:23.860 seat was sexy when
00:21:24.720 she's sitting there
00:21:25.660 on the floor
00:21:26.500 surrounded by all
00:21:27.520 these guys talking
00:21:28.880 about how her
00:21:30.320 shoes are so sexy
00:21:31.700 and why they're so
00:21:32.700 uncomfortable because
00:21:33.480 they're so sexy she
00:21:35.300 loves using that
00:21:36.500 word and as I
00:21:37.280 said before when
00:21:38.260 Magnus my partner
00:21:39.820 was interviewing her
00:21:41.060 she used that word
00:21:42.400 three or four times
00:21:43.560 during his interview
00:21:44.520 talking about the
00:21:45.520 drink she was
00:21:46.520 making talking about
00:21:47.860 how sexy coffee is
00:21:49.820 so yeah the double
00:21:51.060 standard it just
00:21:52.560 keeps getting worse
00:21:54.180 anyway that's it
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