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Nina's What's Trending: Why Gym Rats Might Be the Best People to Borrow Money From 💪💸

Nina’s What’s Trending takes a wild turn as the crew dives into a surprising new study that could completely change who you ask for financial help. But that’s not all — the conversation also gets heated over the shocking fallout connected to Matthew Perry’s tragic death and a bizarre debate surrounding one of Seattle’s most controversial public spaces.

Nina's What's Trending is your daily dose of the hottest headlines, viral moments, and must-know stories from The Jubal Show! From celebrity gossip and pop culture buzz to breaking news and weird internet trends, Nina’s got you covered with everything trending right now. She delivers it with wit, energy, and a touch of humor. Stay in the know and never miss a beat—because if it’s trending, Nina’s talking about it!

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Speaker 1: It's time for Nina's what's trending.

Speaker 2: If you ever find yourself in a position where you

Speaker 2: need to ask for a loan, borrow some money from

Speaker 2: somebody that you know, make sure they're the person that

Speaker 2: spends all of the time in the gym. Hey, jew will,

Speaker 2: Exactly why I brought this up is that all you

Speaker 2: jim rats, make sure you're ready to hand up money.

Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you why in a second. I'll tell

Speaker 3: you why in a second.

Speaker 2: But first, Matthew Perry's assistant just got forty one months

Speaker 2: behind bars for his role in the actor's death. Now

Speaker 2: he is the final person connected to the tragic death

Speaker 2: of Matthew Perry that has learned his fate. And I

Speaker 2: think it's also a lesson because the reason why he's

Speaker 2: going to prison is because he administered the fatal dose.

Speaker 4: Well, how do you do that?

Speaker 2: Way?

Speaker 4: That's like your boss and like he's telling you to

Speaker 4: do something, like how do you? I mean, yes, you

Speaker 4: can say no. You can't say no. But someone who

Speaker 4: like is your.

Speaker 1: That's a very hard position to be in.

Speaker 3: It's a very hard position to be in.

Speaker 4: And I don't know like that's.

Speaker 2: It is a hard position to be in but I

Speaker 2: think I'm not in it, so I can't say that

Speaker 2: with confidence that this is what I would do. But

Speaker 2: I think when it comes to somebody's life, like if

Speaker 2: it's something dumb like.

Speaker 3: But he always but I apparently he did it a lot.

Speaker 4: Also, you know that's going to be the strain that

Speaker 4: that's going to be the time that it doesn't.

Speaker 2: It's a risk. It's a risk every time. Are you

Speaker 2: a nurse? Why are you administering?

Speaker 5: The problem is celebrities have a lot of people around

Speaker 5: them and people who are willing to do anything for them.

Speaker 5: And so when you're in that position, are you going

Speaker 5: to just stop doing your job that everybody wants to

Speaker 5: have right to be this? You know, yeah, yeah, there's

Speaker 5: a bunch of enablers trying to make money off of them.

Speaker 2: Well, and if they do that, then you do deserve

Speaker 2: the time behind virus because you should use your brain.

Speaker 4: But if everyone's enabling around him, you're the one person

Speaker 4: who doesn't, You're gonna get fired if you're thinking about

Speaker 4: more of like your job, and.

Speaker 6: Like, yeah, that's why I say it's a tough position,

Speaker 6: Like you shouldn't enable anybody, right, but like it'd be

Speaker 6: it very tough to be like, well, this is my job.

Speaker 1: My boss is asking me to do it. I don't know,

Speaker 1: it's an amazing.

Speaker 4: Job around You're the one person that is saying no, whateveryone.

Speaker 3: It's kind of like if you're gonna be like a

Speaker 3: leader or a sheep exactly.

Speaker 2: I just can't imagine anybody asking you to inject them

Speaker 2: with anything. Well, if I don't have the qualifications to

Speaker 2: do it. One I don't like blood, and two I

Speaker 2: don't like needles. But this is me personally, and I'm

Speaker 2: sorry that he did this for multiple reasons.

Speaker 3: But it is a conversation.

Speaker 2: I mean we're having it right now whether I mean,

Speaker 2: maybe you're in a difficult situation, but you gotta just

Speaker 2: kind of wigh, what what the consequences may be?

Speaker 3: Yeah, and if it's worth it.

Speaker 1: Yeah.

Speaker 2: Well, the fight to keep Denny Blaine Park nude continues.

Speaker 1: Oh, I forgot, there's that nude park.

Speaker 2: Yes, if you didn't know, we have historically had a

Speaker 2: nude park here in Seattle, you can Denny Blaine Park

Speaker 2: go nude.

Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a nude nude beach.

Speaker 6: I mean, I know a lot of downtown Seattle feels

Speaker 6: like a nude park because there's so many like toomless

Speaker 6: dudes that are just on the street corner that can

Speaker 6: do whatever they want. Technically is illegal, although they will

Speaker 6: not do anything about it, but technically is legal.

Speaker 2: Well, the line is a little bit fine right now

Speaker 2: because the trial began and earlier this week, advocates for

Speaker 2: the city's longtime noom beach people are basically telling the

Speaker 2: neighbors that they want to stay naked, and the neighbors

Speaker 2: are saying, well, we don't want you to do any

Speaker 2: illicit behavior in this park because they have been and

Speaker 2: we're talking drugs and all of the other things why

Speaker 2: they don't have clothes on. A judge recently ruled that, okay,

Speaker 2: we're going to have part of the park be to

Speaker 2: continue to stay what it is, nude, and then the

Speaker 2: other part of the park is going to be clothing

Speaker 2: optional where you are allowed to be topless.

Speaker 3: So you can stay topless if you like.

Speaker 6: But the city officials in Seattle are the worst. They're horrible, well,

Speaker 6: because they're trying to keep people happy. No think about

Speaker 6: that though, that is a terrible recipe for disaster.

Speaker 1: You have a.

Speaker 6: Little park, tiny park, one area of people can be

Speaker 6: totally nude. The other part you can maybe have your

Speaker 6: top off, but also not like, don't mix the two

Speaker 6: just because it's like no nudity sorry or all nudity.

Speaker 6: Will put up some and don't go there unless you

Speaker 6: want to deal with nudity.

Speaker 2: Well, which yes, yes, yes, when you put it that way, it's.

Speaker 6: The same reason that it's all messed up. Like when

Speaker 6: I make a joke about the homeless people, it's because

Speaker 6: I see it almost to be so inclusive that it's

Speaker 6: actually putting people's in positions where bad things can happen. Yeah,

Speaker 6: you know, like, sorry, I don't want a homeless crackhead

Speaker 6: living outside of like on my front porch and a tent.

Speaker 1: I don't.

Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, yeah that's just me. I hear you

Speaker 3: on that one.

Speaker 2: But the thing that's frustrating about this too is that

Speaker 2: even though these people are nude, they're still doing things

Speaker 2: that are illegal and they're not being so.

Speaker 6: Imagine you go to this park, you see people with

Speaker 6: clothes on, you have your kid with You're like, I'm

Speaker 6: gonna take them over here, and you look to the

Speaker 6: side where the boundary is probably not like a fence

Speaker 6: or anything. It's just a boundary made up boundary and

Speaker 6: you look over there and people are doing lude things.

Speaker 1: You know.

Speaker 6: Yeah, that's why I think it's a bad idea, and

Speaker 6: I just think that everybody who runs the city there

Speaker 6: are a bunch of chumps.

Speaker 3: Trial has began. We'll see how it ends up playing out.

Speaker 2: It's the friends of Denny Blaine Park versus the neighbors essentially,

Speaker 2: so we'll see if it stays nude or if you

Speaker 2: got to put your clothes back on or maybe half

Speaker 2: and half.

Speaker 6: And lastly, cool to stand though at they made of boundary.

Speaker 6: One half has clothes on the other.

Speaker 1: This is cool.

Speaker 4: You have like one leg with like one leg, that would.

Speaker 2: Be harder for a dude to do. What do you

Speaker 2: do at the middle? You just push it to one side.

Speaker 2: And lastly, if you're looking to borrow money from somebody,

Speaker 2: you're going to want to look to your friends that

Speaker 2: spend the most time in the gym, because thanks to science,

Speaker 2: we now know that the gym rats and the people

Speaker 2: that are health enthusiasts are the most generous. A fact,

Speaker 2: because exercise triggers and releases dopamine, so that's the brains

Speaker 2: feel good. Hormone, which plays a key role in moon

Speaker 2: motivation and reward processing. So if you feel good from

Speaker 2: what you just did, you want to feel good again

Speaker 2: by doing something good for somebody else.

Speaker 6: That's a great idea for when I become one of

Speaker 6: the homeless people that I've just been talking about, I

Speaker 6: will set up shop right outside of a gym. Come out.

Speaker 3: Yeah, and.

Speaker 2: I do.

Speaker 1: I do it anyway now just for fun.

Speaker 4: Yeah.

Speaker 3: Say it's like for social research, that's what's s trending.

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