Stan Lamont
Known as the 'Studio King,' he exclusively leases studio apartments and is often the target of the group's mockery.
Highlight Bits & Quotes
14Skoogie Promo Blitz
The group fires off rapid-fire promos for the show 'Leasing La Brea' on Skoogie, incorporating bizarre catchphrases like 'Summer Mayhem' and 'Thor-sday'.
"Skoogie, it's wherever you have 5G."
"Jingle bells, I hear Skoogie."
"Oh, Timber, watch out. What is that? It's a Skoogie."
The Dickensian Eviction Musical
Velveeta McAllister performs a song from her reality show about finding a home for a family denied everywhere else, which leads into a discussion about her 'Cozette meets Iggy Azalea' persona.
"We'll hug you, surround you with love and snack. And now this place is your house."
"If Cozette could rap, it would be you."
The Handmaid's Eviction Clip
The group reviews a clip of Velveeta evicting a family while dressed as a Handmaid with pasties, featuring her catchphrase 'You got to get going.'
"Grandpa, what's on his boobies?"
"I haven't explained pasties to the children yet."
Stan Lamont's All Saints Admiral Eviction
Stan Lamont defends his aggressive eviction tactics, including a clip where he evicts a tenant named Sven while dressed as an 'All Saints Admiral' and playing a bugle.
"Am I being drafted?"
"You put a bag of Fritos in the leasing office mailbox the other day and you said, 'Thanks for the memories.'"
Catchphrase Workshop: 3D That's Me
Frankfurt Jealousy attempts to workshop a new catchphrase based on the idea that real estate should be measured in cubic volume because we live in a 3D world.
"3D. That's me."
"I'll get a cappuccino, please. 3D, that's on me."
The Styrofoam Baby Shower Drama
Velveeta recounts the drama of her baby shower, where she twerked on a gift that turned out to be a messy cake topper made of styrofoam.
"You put your fat ass on it and started twerking."
"What did you make the pulp out of? That was styrofoam from I had been opening gifts."
The Uber-Friendly Apartment
Frankfurt Jealousy pitches a 200-square-foot apartment that is 'Uber friendly,' meaning Ubers are constantly lining up outside trying to date the tenants.
"These Ubers will be trying to date you. They'll be trying to take you to the store."
"It's like the Disney tram."
Dating Bob of Bob's Big Boy
The realtors reveal a shared dating history involving the mascot of Bob's Big Boy, debating whether a 'Big Boy' is legally considered a man.
"It was Bob of Bob's Big Boy."
"Legally, a big boy is a man."
The White Tiger Gibson Peep
Cassidy reveals she has an exotic white tiger named Gibson Peep living in her bedroom, leading to a discussion about the tiger potentially biting the realtors at a future event.
"Gibson Peep the White Tiger."
"Gibson Peep rips fat ass off realtor."
Stan's Brechtian Monologue
Stan performs a dramatic monologue for his acting class, which turns out to be a verbatim recreation of a previous argument between the realtors regarding a fifth-floor walk-up.
"I don't care if you can't walk up the stairs."
"I shit people like you every single day."
The Cast of Leasing La Brea
The hosts introduce the cast of the new reality show 'Leasing La Brea,' a bunch of high-strung realtors from the Oglethorpe leasing office who specialize in rentals rather than sales.
"You think it's dramatic when people buy homes? It's dramatic when they rent them."
Frankfurt Jealousy and the Hamburg Envy Feud
Frankfurt Jealousy discusses her rivalry with Hamburg Envy and her philosophy that renting is impermanent, much like life itself, while the group debates martini glass volumes.
"I used to dabble in the east side and I got run out of town by my enemy Hamburg Envy."
Stan Lamont: The Studio King
Stan Lamont introduces himself as the 'Studio King' who exclusively leases studio apartments, leading to a discussion about the group's wild trip to Stagecoach.
"I exclusively lease studios and I'm the studio king."
Lunchtime for Stan: The Musical
The group breaks into a multi-genre musical number mocking Stan's negativity, featuring solos, a rap breakdown, and a Doris Day-style melody.
"It's lunchtime for Stan, he's hungry for drama."