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Woman goes on strike against household chores · Podcast - Big 98.7

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Have you ever been in your household kind of feeling like your partner is not
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pulling their weight when it comes to chores. I feel like we do a
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pretty good job about balancing it. Well. This woman, her name's Lindsay
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Donnelly. She's gone viral because of a TikTok video she did after her husband
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made a comment about her not doing enough around the house. He said,
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he does most everything, and she does admit that he does most of the
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cooking, and they've allegedly split the chores kind of down the middle. Got
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it. Yeah, he was obviously feeling like she was not doing that,
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so he made that comment and she was very upset. So she went on
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a girls' weekend and while he was at work, she left the house an
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absolute disaster. Basically just let everything pile up. All the things she would
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do, like laundry, picking up after the kids they've got, just let
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it go. And so he came home and was like, oh, what
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happened here? Yeah, I'm more of like the organization person in our home
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as far as that goes. But my husband has a thing and he wakes
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up, he gets the kids, God bless him, He gets does morning
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routine I come home midday, I know exactly what happened in the morning.
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Like there's just a trail of evidence of just everything, which is totally fine.
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I'll pick it up. But he decides every single day to take off
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the clothes he wears to drop off daycare, put them on the bed because
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they're not dirty. He claims that the clothes on the bed are not dirty,
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and these are the clothes he's going to wear later for either mowing the
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lawn or come feast for later. Yeah, I always take him and I
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put him in our closet. We have a little bench in our closet.
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Cute, super cute. He never puts those clothes back on. So it's
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like he says it, but he never puts him back on. So about
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three months ago, I think I should. I started thinking I was going
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to do a TikTok with it, but I didn't. Everything, I know,
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super great. Every day it just kept getting bigger and bigger, and
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he just didn't even notice, like, you're not even taking those clothes off
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of this bench. And it was probably like two weeks of just you know,
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come feast because yeah, and I refused to put him away. At
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what point did he go, wait a minute, I got annoyed. He
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didn't even care, really didn't even goes like didn't care. Yeah, that's
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so patty. What am I ever done even around the house to sort of
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like send a message to your partner? Seven one two eight ninety eight seven
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we'd love to hear about it. Like, for example, there was a
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time where I was doing like all the cooking because Lauren, you know,
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we got off earlier than a normal eight to five, so Lauren would be
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working and I would like plan and cook the dinner. And I got to
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the point where I was like, does she even like, does it cross
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her head like what are we doing for dinner tonight? I wonder no,
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Because you guys, there, I feel like that is the first text.
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It's like good morning, love, you set out the chicken. I mean,
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that's kind of like the third text every day, you would think.
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But I started to feel like it was just all on me. So what
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I would do I would just sit there and not start to cook, not
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put anything out, not even talk about it, and just see how long
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we would go before she would like go, hey, you know, it's
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like nine thirty are we gonna eat anything? And so finally it happened,
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and I just felt I felt like you were starving your wife. Well,
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you know, my thing is like, okay, we all have to be
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somewhat responsible for yourself, Like you're hungry. I don't know if you're hungry
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or not. You gotta eat if you're hung Dinner's kind of a thing like
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usually people sit down and make it. But then she made up for it
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because then she's cooked like every meal sense, So yeah, oh nice.
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Another thing that I and I think my husband's onto me. He is on
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vacation right now, so you can hear this. But whenever I get really
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angry, like if there isn't something that's done, I go into just like
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this angry cleaning mode, like it just triggers and I just start cleaning everything.
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And I think he knows that, Like I just I have a breaking
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point and I'm like, fine, I'll just do it. And then I
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just go to town and you make a real point of it, like you
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know you're vacuuming, but you have you got to start vacuuming, like directly
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where he's standing, like, oh can you get can you move? Can
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you? I got a vacuum spot? Like the opening of all the cupboards,
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slim like, don't worry, guys, Mom's got it again. I
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want to know do you have any petty things you do around the house to
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kind of send a message? Seven one two eight one eight seven Tike and
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Amanda in the morning, big nutty eight point seven. All right, well,
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here we go again, another story surrounding the just at this point historic
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Era's tour, right, it really is Taylor Swift out on the road and
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young one young girl, one high school girl was set to attend the show
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the following night. When she's home and suddenly her home bursts into flames.
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Oh my god, fine, terrifying. Right now, I will warn you
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that everybody is okay here, So okay, worry about that, all right,
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but here, let's just listen into the local news. Grace Farrell was
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home with her friend and grandfather just before midnight Saturday, as her parents were
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out of town, and within just minutes, their home on Amherst Court went
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up in flames. It was just like a shock factor because the house,
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Me and my friends were down here fifteen minutes. Friar. How scary he's
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at. Have you guys ever been in a house fire? No? No,
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me, neither scary. Let's continue. Thanks to the quick work from
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Frankfurt Fire Cruise, everyone made it out safely. As Grace watched them finally
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put out that fire, she realized what was inside her retainer and a dress
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for the Taylor Swift concert she was set to its end the very next day.
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Shut up, shut up. Imagine the panic when you get out of
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the house and you're either safe by everyone's okay, but oh my god,
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I get the retainer. Those bad boys are expensive to replace. Yeah,
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I would have been panicking, of course, you would have You heard that,
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right? The dress she was set to wear to Taylor Swift the next
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night, and you know, enter grazie. Once you have that outfit picked
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out, right, there is no going back. It took us a long
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time to plan. Yeah, god forbid, you'd wear a different one,
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right, Yep. So she's sitting there freaking out. She wants to run
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back in the house, She wants to go into the fire and get that
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sounds like it was I mean ashes to ashes at this point, what does
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that even mean? Dust to dust? And anyway, she has to go
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back inside and that's when firefighters Brian Adcock and Jake Smith took matters into their
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own hands. So we went up there and got what she you know,
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needed. It was just like speechless because I was not expecting to be there
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that night. That she is that like one of her songs. No,
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that's a song by Den and Shade, but oh, I thought that she
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was like being tongue in cheek, oh speaking. She just was so thankful
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that these two guys firefighters went back literally went back in. Yeah, Brian
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and Jake sounds like they're a real good dads. Really thankful for Brian and
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Jake. Stop swifties. You know, we planned those outfits for a while.
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I mean, but come on, and the fact that the local news
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is doing a story I get the fire but went back in for the retainer
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and Taylor Swift dress. What life is there? Like everyone's okay, thank
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god? But okay, So my dad was a fire more Head firefighter for
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years, right growing up, and can you imagine, like I can't imagine
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getting home from school and day and finding out that my dad's not going to
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be coming home because he went in for a Taylor Swift Oh world, yeah
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really needs you. We appreciate you. But these Swifties are getting out.
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I can't do it in a different dress. Look up to morning. You
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get Amanda in the morning one interned, Gracie and the rest of Generation Z.
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That's you, right, yep, Yeah, but you're not drinking enough.
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Not a concert anyway, I'm not. I think the other night I
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can disagree with that statements. Last night you were out at Happy Here,
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He's rovest. Did you have a couple? I only had one because my
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mom was out there and I was driving. Response responsible, No, that's
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great though, Well it's because of you and your generation that small concert venues
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are struggled in after the pandemic. A lot of people are saying that Generation
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Z targeted events. So I don't know what's a target. Who's a who's
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a TikTok person you'd go see? Well, I mean, who's this Matt
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Rife? Yeah, Matt targeting about like when I saw five Second of Summer
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last year. Yeah. Yeah, Well, there's not enough alcohol sales,
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which you know, these venues like obviously there's ticket sales to get a portion
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of that, but it's the alcohol sales that really keep them afloat. And
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Generation Z specifically is not drinking nearly as much as the other generations like millennials
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like Amanda and I who just obviously are pounding them. Are they are they
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just getting sneaky with the way they're doing things or are they just tending to
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try different things? Well, they attribute this this phenomenon to them using an
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increased amount of marijuana. Yeah, and also they're just sober, they're taking
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care of their mental health. Obviously there's an increased awareness of that in your
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generation, which is great. And listen, I'm not saying you gotta drink
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because obviously it's no. Yeah, I know it's not good because you were
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not here. So during dry January, Dustin from Happy Herey's Bottleshops was bringing
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in. I mean, they have an entire selection now of real like bourbons
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and things like that people are making that are just mocktails. Yeah, it's
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crazy, Like, yeah, they got IPAs at breweries that are alcohol yea.
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And I love that people are doing that. I think that's fantastic.
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But it is really interesting to see everything just kind of change and just the
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way things are evolving. But at the same time, I would like to
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have concert venue. So if you guys could go ahead and start throwing them
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back drink to get home safe. Yeah. I mean, I also don't
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like to get drunk at concerts because one you don't remember it too, you're
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going to be in the bathroom the whole time. In three they're you know,
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fourteen dollars for a core's light. So Amanda in the morning. This
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woman, this wife has gone viral because she's going on strike in her house.
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Her husband made a comment about how she doesn't really do enough. Yeah,
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that's a really good thing for somebody to say to their wife because really,
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so she's proving a point by just stopping doing the things she's doing that
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he's not noticing. And well, what do you know, Like the laundry
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is piling up, and you mean, nothing's getting done. Weird how that
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works. I just love the passive aggressiveness of it, though, Like we've
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done things like that. Of course in your house, are you trying to
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prove a point to him? So what do you got? Seven one two
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eight one eight seven Good morning. Hi. My name's Paula, and I'm
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a petty cleaner at my house. Who you are? Would tell us more?
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My boyfriend every blue moon, he'll have a glass of wine and that
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the cup has to be washed hand washed, not putting a dishwasher, right,
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Yeah, I will leave that on the cupboard. I will refuse to
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wash it. The last time it went three months, I finally put in
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the cupboard dirty. I didn't care anymore. It just sits right there on
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the side of the sink. Yep, it's that on the side of this
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thing for three months and finally it just letting the cover dirty and I don't
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care. That's the way. Did he think it was maybe just like a
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new decoration, Yeah, right, like, oh, that's a nice cup
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He's oblivious. He has no idea. This kind of reminds me of like,
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have you ever had him maybe not want to replace the toilet paper if
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it's running out? Oh? Constantly, Yeah, constantly. I've done this
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where I'll go into the closet, open a toilet paper and get what I
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need and use it and but not replace it's gonna go Yep, he'll set
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out on top of it. Another one of mine, especially with the kids.
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It's just on our staircase, Like all the shoes are just there.
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I'm like, how many times are you guys gonna walk by all of these
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shoes before you bring them up to your room? Like this is instable to
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find them the next time they need them. Oh that's funny. Well thanks
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for calling Paula. Of course you have a great day too, too,
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big night of point seven. Who's this? I'm Paula double Paula's point.
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Oh my gosh, I'm not even gonna get going on it. But um
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oh no, okay, going on it? No, no, no no.
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At Christmas time, he came home with a big tote of just randomness.
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Christmas gifts a tote saturd in the living room and they said, well,
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I hope can that I am not taking care of this tote. I'm
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not emptying it and I'm not moving it. He just moved it like a
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few weeks ago. Come on, are you Christmas? Are you kidding?
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No joke. No, that's incredible. I think, guys, and I
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can attend. I can speak for all guys here, I think. But
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there's a part of our brain missing. So you ladies that you do have
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to understand a little bit what I was like, missing the fact that there's
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something like there is an elephant in the room and nobody is going to talk
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about it. Yes, like I will trip over something and step on it
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every day versus bending over and picking it up or moving it. We just
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have a lot on our mind. Oh I understand. I mean that toad
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now has just become part of the house, like a coffee table toad.
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Really yeah, do you start packing more stuff on top of it? So,
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yeah, it's it's the bate of my existence. And can I get
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just a little bit of help. Well, we appreciate God, bless you,
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Thank you. I love you guys. We'll talk to you later,
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can Amanda in the morning. Big Nutty points up, Amanda, you were
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just talking about Jennifer Aniston, who I don't feel bad for her, you
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know, like celebrities say stuff sometimes and they want you to feel bad,
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But I just have a hard time. What did she say? Okay,
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so she just sat down for a recent interview and this drives her bananas.
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She says, it's disguised as it's a compliment. When she has a lot
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of people because she is gorgeous, they come up to her and they say,
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you look great for your age. She goes, why can't it just
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be you look great? Period? Like, why does it have to be
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you look great for your age? Because you do? You know, like
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we do have a there's this like sense that everyone every you know, everyone's
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beautiful in a certain way, right but objectively not everybody is, you know,
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necessarily beautiful right now. I'm not. I accept that, but it's
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like, you're beautiful for your age. It's saying that's a habit of society
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that we have these markers like, well, you're at that age, so
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for your age. I don't even understand what it means. I'm in better
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shape than I was in my twenties. I feel better in my mind,
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body, and spirit. It's all one hundred percent better. It drives me
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bananas, and I can't stand it. According to Jenniferrannis, Jennifer, you're
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obviously like the point one percent of society who had that age looks incredible.
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She it is amazing to me that she just gets prettier and prettier every single
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year. She is flawless. But it's just one of those things where people
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who are like really blessed in whatever way like this looking beautiful. It's like
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they try to spin it the opposite away and see, like, you know,
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and I get everybody has body issues and sent you know, image issues,
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which totally get Oh, absolutely, we all have something like, and
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there's always It's funny to me, and especially just when you're really close friends
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are like, oh you look gray. I'm like, oh, you're not
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noticing this, Like we are always we have a complex about something that's going
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on, and nobody else is paying attention to it. Yeah. I think
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everybody probably rolls their eyes, whether they say it out loud or not.
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When you see an article of his celebrity who's like a you know, supermodel,
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and that's ten. They're going on talking about their body image issues,
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which are totally valid, but of course they're the average person. They're right,
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what are you talking about? Look at you? You know, But
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I don't know. I'm a little it sounds like you're a little bitter with
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Jennifer Anderson here. I wish people said I look good for my age,
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you know, that would be that would be you do. We've seen a
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lot of pictures of us, like ten years ago from Happy Harry's Rofest.
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I think I think we're aging well. Well, listen, I had to
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look at them like, what was I doing here? Right? What was
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this about? I know at the time he thought like, oh, this
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is it. This is the hairstyle, this is the outfit. But now
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I look back, I'm like, I don't say I don't think I look
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good now, But my god, I really didn't look back. Do you
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think you're gonna at some point look back and go look at that beard?
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That was a big beard. I'm looking at it right now. Think that
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I don't mind a little break here and there. You gotta go to the
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bathroom. You know, you need some like some time to stop watching this
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after a little bit here. Yeah, because some other words, you just
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keep going and going, and then you're watching any good television programs. Television
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program I mean just like shows you don't want to actually binge the other day
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really quick, and it wasn't even a bitch. It was just the one
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show. It's called missing. Yeah, it's the it's about a mom.
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Yeah, somebody's missing. I would imagine if they found him. It's on
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Netflix. It was like trending in the top ten. Of course, somebody's
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missing. See if you can find it today. No, Amanda stills that
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Jamie Fox's rep has shut down a rumor that his medical complication was due to
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a COVID vaccine reaction. My husband actually brought this up to me last week.
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I'm like, where are you getting this information. I have not heard
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this anywhere. Yeah, Like he's like, I saw it on Twitter and
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everybody's talking about it. But this unsubstantiated claim went viral after Doctor Drew on
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an episode of his Asque Doctor Drew podcast, said that Jamie Fox was left
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partially paralyzed in blind from receiving the vaccine. What do you even say to
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that? How would you know that? How are your responsible to say that?
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And I also just feel like people are saying things because nobody really knows
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what's going on. The last we had heard he was still in this rehability.
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It was either for cancer, stroke, or I can't remember, there
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was something else. Yeah, that was it. That was it. Yeah,
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No, I don't know. Maybe he would just tell us and we
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can stop speculating. But that's still some over the top wild speculation. Absolutely,
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And this is gonna blow your mind. I could not believe us.
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I'm like, this has got to be a joke, right. The latest
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celebrity couple, Bill Murray is dating Callise. Oh, this lady, I
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don't know if she just went up to She's like, mom, milkshake,
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brings on the Voice of the Yard, come on, she said it.
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Yeah, So I'm gonna be really honest with you. I don't really know
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much about Calise other than this song. So a friend told this news outlet
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that they met up in the States before they ended up going to London.
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They've been hanging out. They hit it off and whatever it is that has
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brought them together, they're just digging each other. They're both single. They're
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having fun. Despite their quote fairly big age gap. Bill Murray seventy two,
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Calis's forty three. But they're just milkshake and I think nothing weird about
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it. What obviously happened is I think she probably threw out some milkshake and
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here came Bill Murray right into the park, floating in like a Disney character
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who's smelling a good pie. You know what I mean. He's just kind
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of like floating through the air. He smelled that milkshake and he went right
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in. I just don't get it. But yeah, you don't get the
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visual I'm describing. No, you don't get the pie visual. You've ever
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seen a Disney movie where a character smells a pie. It's like, got
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the smoke coming for the fid Yeah, got it. Got to see.
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I was visually more of like a Lady in the Tramp moment with these two.
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No no, no pie. And who's it gonna be the first rumored
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person for the halftime show for the Super Bowl is Harry Styles. There was
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a rumor yesterday going around people are eleven. It's it's gonna be in Vegas
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February eleventh. I don't I mean, I think it'd be fine. I
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mean to be one of the biggest stars in the world. It would be
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great. He's got swag, he's got songs everybody kind of likes. I
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feel like nobody would hate it. Well, I shouldn't say that. I
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think it's just kind of like okay, okay, man, who would be
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better than okay? I know you want ls low standards there, but I
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think of who I actually would Yes, I love the music, who play,
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I love Harry Styles, Velve of all of that, But I would
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love to see like Kenny Chestney. I'm not gonna lie Boo. Didn't he
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already do it? I don't think so many. I don't think he's done
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it. He don't go into the country, Arena Wallen problematic, Eric problematic,
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Luke Gones. I don't know. I think that would be or some
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sort of collaboration. I feel like we need to do a collab. Yeah.
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I just think can we do the Doctor Dray thing again? Can we
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just run that back