Jackie Schimmel never attended UCLA but lived in off-campus housing among UCLA students. She faked a college diploma to get a job because she was uninterested in community college and wanted to get ahead in her career without formal education.
Jackie Schimmel used humor as a coping mechanism and decided to commemorate her mother's life by living fully. She emphasized the importance of emotional boundaries and not seeking attention for grief, advocating for moving forward and making the best of life.
Jackie Schimmel advises being direct and using humor to defuse situations. She suggests getting ahead of the issue by addressing it head-on and making it clear that you won't engage in petty behavior.
Jackie Schimmel defends the ankle boot because she believes it can be stylish and versatile, contrary to Morgan Stewart's opinion that it can be unflattering. She argues that the right ankle boot can complement different outfits and enhance one's appearance.
Jackie Schimmel prefers plastic straws over paper straws, arguing that paper straws are less enjoyable to use and that there are bigger environmental issues to tackle than single-use plastics.
Jackie Schimmel lost her Zimmerman dress when it flew out of her convertible car while she was transporting a trim piece for a home renovation. The dress was caught by the wind and ended up missing, likely picked up by someone who found it on the side of the road.
Jackie Schimmel believes that using social media to seek attention for grief can be counterproductive. She prefers to process grief internally and move forward without making it a public spectacle.
Jackie Schimmel describes her teenage self as super obnoxious and annoying, with a love for doing characters and bits. She had gingivitis, wore headgear, and was often told to go play on the freeway by her parents due to her constant antics.
Jackie Schimmel joins Call Her Daddy and she has a lot to say. After roasting the CHD studio, Jackie reflects on her personal evolution and how she went from a gingivitis-having, headgear-wearing preteen to the beautiful Bitch Bible creator she is today. Jackie is so recklessly confident that she faked a diploma from UCLA in order to get a job - and it worked. We’ve all encountered a high school or college mean girl, but how do we handle mean girls in adulthood? Alex and Jackie discuss their experiences with mean women and give advice on how to respond with humor. Jackie opens up about the loss of her mom. She shares how she handles grief and advises exactly what NOT to say to someone who is dealing with loss. Jackie comes in hot this episode to defend the ankle boot, praise super-ultra tampons and compare her local Home Depot to the Victoria’s Secret runway.