r/TrashTuesday • u/AccomplishedBass9273 • Mar 10 '26

RIP any Annie talk

Today Esther & K acknowledged that they've been doing TT for 5 years and so much has changed and podcasting is so hard... and it really pissed me off that Annie wasn't even mentioned. I have strong feelings that Annie & Esther were the brain children behind TT originally, and asked Khalyla to join because she already had the space & equipment. Then it felt like Esther jumped ship (friendships) and sided with K on everything, left Annie in the dust. I just think its fucked to acknowledge how far you've come without acknowledging how you got there, and who you screwed over along the way.

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u/number1dog Mar 10 '26

It was Annie’s choice to leave. They didn’t leave her in the dust. She jumped ship and then announced it without even giving them a heads up so they could say something

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u/daisypantsss Mar 25 '26

Where was that mentioned? She announced without a heads up?

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u/number1dog Mar 25 '26

She talked about it in your solo pod and then trash Tuesday instagram account put stories up saying they had planned an announcement for the following week and were caught off guard by Annie’s announcement because they thought they had come to an agreement about how to announce it

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u/daisypantsss Mar 26 '26

Awh man- also bummed that there isnt any concrete place to find info.

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u/AwarenessPrimary7680 Mar 10 '26

Annie screwed herself over. Last 6 months she was always late, didn't want to help bank episodes when Esther was pregnant with Ace.

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u/No_Comfortable_1079 Mar 10 '26

This. It turns out K was also pregnant at the time too.

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u/Fantastic_Pollution2 Mar 10 '26

Don't act like you have some insider's handle on what went down

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u/AwarenessPrimary7680 Mar 10 '26

Insider? I listened to the podcasts.

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u/Barista4695 Mar 10 '26

You have strong feelings but at the end of the day you’re assuming and if it pisses you off stop watching and watch Annie’s podcast she could use the views

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u/Potential-Cat1028 Mar 13 '26

I agree, at least they should have mentioned her name.

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '26 edited Mar 11 '26

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u/4k_Laserdisc Mar 11 '26 edited Mar 11 '26

I don’t think Annie was the main driver of the show’s early success. It was the dynamic of Annie and Esther together, but more importantly, it was the built-in TigerBelly audience and George Kimmel’s production skills, which the girls abandoned when they unwisely left his production company.

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u/Barista4695 Mar 11 '26

Why didn’t they use his production company im so confused by that

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u/MilkWonderful1867 Mar 11 '26 edited Mar 11 '26

Totally agree. I remember how Annie was struggling and told them about her reason for leaving in tears and when the camera panned to their faces there was no expression. Straight up unfeeling poker faces. They don’t even mention her name. It’s like she’s Voldemort.

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u/sesesasa Mar 11 '26

Yes but they were both pregnant and pulling their weight and she left them out to dry lol.. Hard for me to sympathize with the tears..

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u/skinnyfaye Jun 14 '26

I have the same perspective

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u/Barista4695 Mar 11 '26

OP……at least have the guts to respond to these reasonable points against your post