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Embracing Change: New Beginnings and Adventures · Eye Opener Society

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Hey everyone and welcome back to the eye opener
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society how is everybody doing you have your hosts here me hannah and me gary
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and we're back podcasting again just for you and i'm hoping you're checking
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out all the exciting stuff we got going on for super september the we're welcoming
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in our Our brand new podcast,
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Arcane Oracle Podcast, hosted by Elaine.
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Unbelievable. I love the idea that when we wanted our other co-host,
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Brittany, to do a show, and that's kind of got put on the back burner for a little while.
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We got Elaine because we've been working with her for so long,
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and Elaine just knocked it out of the park, man.
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I mean, what a fantastic show she put on.
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You have to listen to it. Just go through our collection here of podcasts,
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and just look for Arcane Oracle Podcast.
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And also we have Sunset Child Out There Podcast.
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We're hoping it's up. The time that we're recording this, we have not gotten the audio yet.
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Sunset Child is still working on that. This is gonna be a personal favorite
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of mine. I'm desperately and anxiously awaiting it.
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And then we're gonna change up our show there, Hannah, our Behind the Eyes show.
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Yep. We struggled for so long with Facebook and doing it live and Facebook seems
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to mess us up all the time.
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It's very distracting. We don't get enough people that actually tune in because
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they don't get notified.
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And we like to have the feedback during that. We don't get that. So not a big deal.
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If Facebook does want to do it for us, then we're just going to do it on our
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own. And we're going to start recording it just like a regular podcast here in our studio.
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But we will take it on both audio and video.
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And the video portion will be put up on Facebook, Rumble, and YouTube.
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YouTube so if you want to look at us that's great
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you could always give us feedback just right here
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on our show put it in the comments you could also
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email at us at the eye opener society at gmail.com either way again we always
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like to have a little you know feedback when we do that show but like I say
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it's just so difficult for us Facebook is not it used to be great you used to
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push live and And also, everybody's watching you.
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Yeah. I think if we ever do a live again, it would be like such a random thing
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for us to decide to do because I'm not going to lie.
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You know, I love our followers and I love our, you know, dedicated listeners.
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But, you know, I guess Mark Zuckerberg hates us and or Meta or whoever the hell
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it is, and they just don't want to notify anybody.
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So it's just kind of really discouraging when you get on live.
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You know, you're mental prepping your you're you're doing so much prep for a live.
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And then no one shows up and you're
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like, oh, I'm sitting here talking to myself. So I can't do it anymore.
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Right. And I get so distracted with that. Because, you know,
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we could be taking that time that we're doing the live and coming out with podcasts
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that you can listen to one year, two years down the road.
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That's true. And if we're talking live, I'm going to be...
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I'm going to be doing a live myself. It's not a live on Facebook.
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It's going to be on Podbean.
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I definitely looked into this and we could do a live show on Podbean.
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So if you download the Podbean app, go to podbean.com, P-O-D-B-E-A-N,
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download it and follow us on there.
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You can always listen to our podcast on any platform you want. We're on all of them.
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But I'm going to be doing a live show. It's going to be the Eye Opener Society live radio show.
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And it's going to be me. I mean, Hannah could join if she's able to.
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And I'm just going to be doing a meditation and mindfulness kind of program.
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It's going to be really relaxing, cozy.
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I got a whole thought behind it where it's just going to be kind of sitting
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around, sipping tea, candles going.
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We could share stories, share different outlooks and perspectives.
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Yeah, it kind of goes back to our original roots, you know, even before when I joined
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in because not shortly after when i joined in we rebranded
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it but kind of goes back to third eye meditation roots but
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and that's what i was doing because i can't really you
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know release all that out of me i i always want to talk about it and i want
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to do it in a different way now rather than podcast form it's going to be more
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conversational form uh and it's not going to be all meditation a lot of mindfulness
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stuff cool stories and all that are going to relate to different perspectives and all that.
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And hopefully if we get enough people following us and listening in,
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I could get that feedback because you could give that feedback.
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I could also get you on the air too, I believe.
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I'm going to look into that, but you could send kind of text messages and you
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could communicate with us that way.
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Or like I said, I could get you actually live and you could talk on the show with us.
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I may have guests down the line or whatnot, see what direction we go with it,
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but just something I want to do so I could touch more on that calmness that I think we all need.
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And especially on a Sunday night,
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because everybody's preparing to go to work, you know, the next day.
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Maybe not everybody, but most people. Yeah. Me.
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You know, so it'll be good for me if anything.
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And speaking of perspectives and all, this is where I'm taking this show tonight.
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And kind of recently we had a change, an actual physical change to our backyard. We did.
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And it made us see things different now we had a pool swimming pool out in that backyard,
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and it wasn't being used that much and yeah two
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summers but it costs a fortune you
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know to get it clean all the time and shocking it and keeping
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it updated and we don't got the time to do it so the pool
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got filthy filtered filthy to the point where it was
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like a swamp wasn't worth it
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anymore more yeah you know causing me mental pain to
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look at it yes yeah i i definitely
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you know i don't want to talk politics on here but you know
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when you talk about drain the swamp i think that's what they were talking about because
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that was a small it really was i um
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so we got rid of the pool
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uh and so there's a whole new perspective because i know at first we wanted
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the pool and then it changed like well nobody's really using it and the upkeep
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and all but as soon as that pool was gone oh my god wasn't that it shifted us mentally it did um,
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You know, when we got the pool, we used it. And, you know, a couple times this year, we used it.
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But it just, like you said, it got to the point where it was just like,
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oh, my God, this thing is costing so much money with inflation.
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And cleaning a pool is the last thing that we want to do when we're having nice weather outside.
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We want to relax. We want to ground. We want to do what we want to do.
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We don't want to worry about cleaning a damn pool or upkeeping it.
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Um so we did make the decision to clean um get rid
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of it you know basically end of summer we got what 20 more
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days of summer left um and so
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you know i was like oh maybe i'll sell it no i got home from
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vacation and i was just like fuck this bull man like gary
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had it strained for me so we just gary got
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a knife we took the knife to it we were popping the poles off
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he's ripping the liner with the knife and we folded
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that shit up we put it in a pile some scrappers came
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and got the metal poles and then the next day the rest
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was gone and it was like serenity it was
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like we didn't hear the filter anymore and it
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just opened up like the whole yard
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even though the place where it was was a perfect damn
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spot for a pool it just opened up the yard and it just felt like we opened up
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a portal you know what i mean yeah like i was like holy shit like i didn't realize
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how much crowding and cloudiness that this pool brought upon us.
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Because, you know, now we have like this little sanctuary, little idea that
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we got going on for where the pool was.
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We already have our little fire pit down there and a couple little chairs.
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But we have so much ideas and it's just so calm and serene when you sit there.
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And it's amazing what just getting rid of something that you originally wanted
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goes a long way, you know?
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Yeah. If you open up your mind to things, yeah, there's many times there's wants and there's needs.
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And I think this was more of a want than anything else.
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And that's all good and well, but a lot of times we make decisions based on,
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you know, just, oh, our heart's desire.
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Let's go out there. Yeah. And that was definitely one of them. Yeah.
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And it does, I guess the universe tells you, Hey, maybe this was not the best
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idea for you. You know, you got used out of it. So So that's good.
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It wasn't like it was a complete loss, but it changed everything when it's gone.
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And it puts, especially me loving the outdoors.
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One, it's all kind of paved with little pavers in a design kind of way where the pool stood.
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So that it's in a circle, a complete circle. And circles are very relaxing when you're in them.
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And so now with the seating arrangement, with the fire pit in the middle there,
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it does, it's a perfect place to sit.
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The yard is wide open, in, makes it more serene, a nice place to sit, relax.
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And it's also a great place where we could do some, especially now with full
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come and sit and do some fireside podcast for our audience.
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I think it's going to be a really good...
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You know, at least moving forward, it's going to be really good now to have what we have.
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And we always talked about decluttering and making space for yourself.
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And this is one way of doing it.
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I definitely think, you know, over the past year and a half now,
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me and Gary have been the two of our household to really just declutter and
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like let go of things that like you don't really picture like getting rid of,
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but I think, you know, doing this podcast and,
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you know, we like to practice what we preach.
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So, you know, getting rid of the pool, you know, we've gone the garage a couple of times.
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Actually, it's just something that I was just thinking about,
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like, oh my God, one of these weekends before it gets too cold,
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we're going to have to pull everything out and redo it again.
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But, you know, that's okay. Cause you know, there's something about the
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finished product that i think gives me and gary some type
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of all-time medical metaphysical high um
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but it does yeah i do like getting involved as much of a pain as it is it's
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still it brings that feeling of accomplishment and it brings that feel of change
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there's a new change there's gonna be a new outlook things are going to be different
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from this point on that's what i
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liked about removing the pool it wasn't a negative it
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was turned into a big positive yeah i was so happy yeah and i'm gonna be outside
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now like all the time as soon as we're done with this i'm gonna be outside yeah
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it's it just makes me feel good to be in that you know little seating area circular
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seating area with the fire pit it's gonna give me a little peace of mind myself.
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Um i also wanted to touch on something because you came back from vacation recently
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i know it wasn't your first choice for vacation um you know you were kind of
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i guess talked into it or yeah yeah so but what would be your ideal vacation
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what would you want to do uh.
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I have always wanted to go overseas i really just want to experience europe,
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at a whole like i want to see greece i want to see italy i want to see the uk
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like i just I just love the idea of exploring different cultures like that. I would love to see Rome.
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I'm not a history buff, but I know that places like that, there are a lot of...
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Hidden metaphysical like meanings when it
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comes to like greek with the greek gods and everything like that
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so that's just something that i've always wanted to do um and
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as far as you know being it being a dream you know i would definitely
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wait until my child is older and couldn't appreciate it
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the way i appreciate it um but that's just something
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that i've always wanted to do and i'm not gonna lie when i say this like it's
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the most cheesy thing ever but i've always just like wanted to be on an airplane
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where they have to give you like pillows and feed you meals and stuff because
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Because I'm not about the little tiny peanuts and stuff like they give you on
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a standard Southwest flight. Sorry, Southwest.
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See, what I would love to do, I would like to go to the UK.
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And I would love to meet Swales, the friendly witch, and have her show me around
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all the witchy places and visit all these shops that were on her show,
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the Bell Witch Podcast. podcast.
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Cheap plug there, but she's a great podcast. Bell Witch Podcast,
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Swales the Friendly Green Witch.
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I would do a vacation where I would just meet up with her and let her be my
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tour guide because I'm not into all of the whole UK touristy stuff.
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I want to see what Swales actually ventures into.
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And I want to see and hear all the backstories on all of the places she's been.
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That I would be excited about. I'm a really big foodie.
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So I think going over to different countries and like trying their food is something really big for me, too.
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Like when I just was in Mexico, I tried the food and it was good.
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But I guess I didn't really get the full experience because I didn't really
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go outside of my resort because it's not recommended when you go to Mexico. go.
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But it was still nice to like explore different types of dishes that they did
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do very well at a resort that you can clearly tell the difference when if you're
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going to a Mexican restaurant like in the United States. Yeah.
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But the food over there, I just, I can't, I can't even fathom like how,
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I'm like drooling thinking about like getting a croissant in Paris or something
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like that just sounds so good to me and like real scones.
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And like, I want to, I want to know what the tea tastes like, you know, in England.
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Yeah. And I'll tell you, that's really cool because I really dislike the food
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here in America. It's processed garbage and all that.
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Preservative. Yeah. You go outside, excuse me, if you go outside of the country
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of America and you go into these, yeah, they use a much safer food,
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much more healthier food, you know.
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Their portions are way smaller than ours. Yes. And you would be surprised how
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your body adapts to it really fast.
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Oh, yeah. Because when I was in Mexico, like their portions are a lot smaller.
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And I was like, what the hell? Like, this is not going to fill me up.
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I'm going to need two entrees. and no i
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was full and i was like well holy shit my stomach
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is like adapting to their just standard culture
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the united states we just overfeed the
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shit out of people yes with preservative crap
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yeah and that's why i fast because yeah i
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can't i no longer am into that at all but
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food is good i would like to see the pyramids
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in egypt yes i'd want to experience like i
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want to be inside of them though i don't want to look at them from the outside i
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want to see from every single angle that's something
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that thrills me but you know what my biggest
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thing it's also your mom's uh big thing too
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taking a train ride across the country
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yeah little timey train not like these here new super trains i know little timey
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you know chugga chugga kind of train yes and experience it yes like where it's
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the potential of it breaking down is very good you know i want that i would
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love that i love that too because like even those trains um i've always I always
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wanted to do that, actually.
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They have one from Florida to whatever, too. Or you can do the big one across
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to California or whatever.
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But even those old-timey ones, they kind of fabricated them a little bit so
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where you can have a cabin room, so you still have a little shower and stuff
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like that, which I just think is fascinating. I would love to do that. Yeah.
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It just gives me like a warm, cozy feeling about just like having a person knock
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on your, you know, what is it called? A cab or a car?
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Yeah. Yeah. And just being like asking if you wanted something from the trolley,
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you know, like it just gives me a sweet feeling. Yeah. And I would dress up all the time too.
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Yeah. I really would. I would definitely do it. Just, I love that kind of period
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theme about it. I would love that.
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And, you know, it'll be pretty cool too with like all of our pockets.
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Is like i wouldn't mind going out to indiana and meet up
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with elaine and she yeah like we could
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probably do a arcane oracle podcast right from you know
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a booth then with some of the places where she you know
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yeah sell some of her stuff and does her readings from some of
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these events i would love to do that um i
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go to canada and meet up with chris artel from twisted
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tales podcast i think honestly if i
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were to do anything for the remainder of 2024 even if
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it were just be to like a short weekend i would love to go to
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canada um it's just something that i've always done i
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wanted to do um justin my
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husband he has a couple friends up in canada that i would love to meet just
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because i've known him for years over online like yeah chris artel that would
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be freaking badass it would be he's like our number one fan i appreciate him
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more than ever um that would be so cool yeah for sure and i want to try their
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food yeah yeah i tried canadian food eh i I mean,
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I want to try their Timmy Hortons. Hey.
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Oh yeah. Tim Hortons from Canada. I'm sure. I'm sure it's so different.
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Oh man. I, you know, and then I want to go again, take him over,
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but I would like to take you to my hometown.
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Yeah. New York city. I've never been to New York city.
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Exactly. Yeah. Well, I'm going to take you to the Bronx, which is even worse.
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So, you know, I mean, we'll keep doors locked at this time. I'll be going from
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Baltimore to Bronx. It's fine.
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Yeah. yeah I wouldn't mind doing that and then,
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Head up north to Salem, Massachusetts. Hell yeah. And then we can meet up with
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Ouch Was That A Ghost? Because I know she's up there in that area too.
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Oh yeah. Yeah, I think that'll be great. And then we can go to Arizona for the Josh and Pauly show.
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While we're out there, we can meet just us thinking crew. Hell yeah.
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There's all these different people. We're going to do a podcast road trip. Road trip.
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I think that'll be fantastic. We could start just going up north and here in
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Pennsylvania and meet up with the guys from NDT. NDT's in PA.
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Yeah, and Nonsense and Deep Thoughts podcast. I mean, we could,
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I think we should just start that.
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Let's just make a bucket list right now. Yeah, I know. We got to,
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and then eventually we'll have
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like a convention where we all meet in the middle or something like that.
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Yeah, that would be awesome. Get a block of hotels in like a random ass state.
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Like we're all meeting at South Dakota, y'all.
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Yeah. Why not? I mean, let's make a bucket list and listen, I'll know who's
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listening now. Who's going to contact us and say, Hey, this is this date. I'm free. Yeah.
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Oh yeah. Hey, I think it'll be a lot of fun to do that. Um, but yeah,
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I just, I brought this up because it's like, I'm getting near the point.
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Like once we start our candle business, I wouldn't mind taking the candles on
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the road and going like, let's say Indiana, you know, and, uh,
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Elaine can hook us up with some of the events that she does.
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And maybe we could get a booth out there, uh, and sell our wares and we could
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cross promote Elaine's arcane Oracle. I think these are great things we could
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do as far as collaborations with others rather than just going on a show.
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Because we're going to be on, or we're already on, depending on when you're
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listening to this, we're going to be on Urban Lady Prepper. Yeah.
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And so if we travel down south, I believe she's in Georgia. Georgia.
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Yeah, that would be another fun place to go hang out. Georgia was nice. I like Georgia.
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Yeah. What were your antennas in Georgia? There was a winery that your mother
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and I, I can't think offhand if it was Tennessee or Georgia.
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It might have been Georgia, but yeah, great wines. Yeah.
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There's so many places within the United States that I would love to visit, so.
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Yeah, I got to do my bucket list. Yeah, I got a bucket list.
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Yeah, I brought this up because like I say, it changes your perspective when
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you're, especially when you're in different place, new places.
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It gives you a feeling of adventure again.
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It does. I know like our photographer, our background moderator,
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Sarah, I used to go all the time.
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We used to explore in the woods and all these old abandoned places and all that.
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And I love that sense of adventure, but I got to break out more and start traveling.
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You know, work is such a pain. I got to stop.
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I got to stop. And I got to start taking time and start seeing things.
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Because as you know, blink of an eye, things change so quickly.
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And we need to start understanding that just do what makes you feel good.
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Yeah. Do what's going to make you happy and enjoy it. Enjoy life, man. It's, you know...
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It's really touching me now. It really is. I know. I know what's good about
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my, you know, nine to five is that it's remote.
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So I really could work from anywhere.
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Just, you know, I have to have that good internet or whatever,
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but I'm like, damn, like, what is stopping me? You know, like, I just want to go.
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Like, sometimes it's just good to just drive. You know, I tell him all the time,
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if I'm in like bad moods, I'm like, I just want to drive.
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I just want to think, I just want to scream music. Like, I just want to go.
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So it does definitely change your perspective as far as, you know,
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You just kind of just sit here and you're like, damn, am I really going to just
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going to wake up and do the same shit every day?
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Or I'm going to actually do what I know I would enjoy doing.
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You really just touched a nerve with me there because you're so right.
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You wake up with that feeling. Oh my God, I'm going to do this all over.
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It becomes like Groundhog Day. Yeah. Same shit every single day.
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Yeah. And yeah, it gets like, I know I get to the point.
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So is today going to be the day I just walk the fuck out of work,
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go do something. that I want to do.
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And yes, we're able to do that. Nothing is really holding us there, but we'll see.
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I'm starting small. We got the backyard back.
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I got a little seating area. I can start relaxing and then take baby steps from
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there. Yeah. I know. I'm just saying, it's September.
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I want to do Salem, Massachusetts in October. So you guys may be getting some content from that.
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We don't know yet. We got to knock out the ends and the starts for it.
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But that's something that I really want to try to do this year.
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Yeah, if we can. I mean, it's simple enough. You get in the car and go. Yeah.
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It's that simple. Hell yeah. New York. Yeah, I'll take you into the Bronx.
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I'll show you the home and show you how bad it got.
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Eat a hot dog. Oh, yeah, you're going to eat a hot dog for sure and pizza.
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Hell yeah. I mean, that's all I'm doing to go up there.
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Yeah. And I heard there's a lot of really good donut shops in New York,
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so I'm excited to try some donuts. Donut shops.
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Everything's better in New York food-wise, but I don't know about donuts.
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I'm not a big donut person.
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I love donut. Yeah, but I'll take you to a donut place. They're probably all
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taken over by all the chains now.
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Not the Dunkin'. Fuck you, Dunkin'. Yeah, I mean, maybe.
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I don't know. I haven't been there in so long, but definitely pizza and hot dogs, that's for sure.
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Definitely going to get that. Hell yeah.
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But that's our show. I just want everybody to understand that your perspectives
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can change and embrace them. It is.
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Embrace them and have fun with them. Yeah. You got a pool and now you're like,
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oh, I really don't get rid of it.
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Yeah. You're worried about, oh my God, I spent so much money on it.
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Yeah, I did too. And guess what?
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I don't regret a single fricking cut and punch that I did to that pool when
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I got rid of it. Oh my God, I feel so much better not having it.
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Financially wise, it's going to be great, but like just mentally I just can't even put into words how I,
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amazing it felt and how it feels just going outside and seeing the openness.
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It's like a breath of fresh air.
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And on that note too, don't forget, you could be the complete opposite.
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Maybe you got a big empty yard and you want a pool.
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Yeah. Go for it. If that's your thing, go for it. You got a little empty space
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in your, do a garden or plant some flowers.
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Do what you want. Like life is too short to be indecisive about your choices.
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Yes, that's definitely for sure.
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Do them now. Enjoy Enjoy them now.
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Get out there and do it.
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That's my advice. Just get out there and do it. We're going to start doing it soon.
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I want to start getting on the road again as much as I hate driving,
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but it's just. We'll take turns. We'll take turns, yeah, but.
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Someone's got to entertain our mini co-host. Yeah, for sure. In the backseat.
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And hey, you know, I could bring, we got old portable recording equipment too,
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so we could bring that and we could do live shows from, you know,
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wherever we are. I mean, I got ideas.
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And if any of you other podcasters are listening and, you know,
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you want to meet up or something, let us know, you know, show us around town and all that.
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It's funny. I know Salem like the back of my hand. Really, it's weird.
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I could tell you where to go. I know all the streets and all.
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It's just one of those places I've been to so many times.
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And of course, I could take you all over New York City. But yeah,
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Salem is just another place I just love.
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I don't know why I get such a good feeling when I'm there. I wouldn't live there
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because it's Massachusetts, but I would still. Masshole.
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Masshole. If any of our listeners are from Massachusetts, you know you're a
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masshole. Yeah, I know most of you call yourselves that anyway. Yeah.
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It's okay. I'm from New York. It's no different. But I wish everybody well.
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I hope you get to tune into our Behind the Eyes episode.
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That's going to be next. Like I said, we're going to do it as a regular podcast,
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and then we'll do the video portion, and we'll put it up on Rumble,
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we'll put it up on YouTube, and we'll put it up on Facebook as well.
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Just our little thing to you, but we're going to do it more of a podcast style.
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But we're going to do it a little bit different. Instead of going over all of the past episodes,
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because to me, yeah, we got a little bit of stories behind them,
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but I want to do more background stuff on us and what we've been up to and what
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we're doing and what the studio is, what's going on in the studio,
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what's going on in our heads, basically.
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That's what I want to really do. So look out for that.
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Look out for Sunset Child's Out There podcast. Hopefully we got that up.
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Definitely listen to Elaine's Arcane Oracle podcast. It is fantastic.
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Listen to me on Eye Opener Society live radio, and that's going to be coming
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October 13th and every Sunday after that at 7 p.m.
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Eastern Standard Time, and it's only on podbean.com.
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Follow us on the social, Facebook, as much as we say. We don't even want to
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do it, but we're on Facebook. We've got a presence on there.
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Go to Eye Opener Society on Facebook, and I have the links up that takes you
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directly to this live room, and you can follow us there once you download the Podbean app.
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I really would like to have everybody join me on these little meditative mindfulness
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radio shows and maybe hannah would join in on us and maybe i'll have some other
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guests maybe i'll have you guys someone from the audience wants to come on the
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air and share your stories your thoughts your ideas your perspectives,
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we welcome that and we thank you all again for listening nothing's better than
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having you guys as the audience um and hannah and i we will see you on the next show see ya.