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Billy Ray Is Doing What??? | Monday April 28, 2025 · The Treehouse Show Podcast

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Speaker 1: It is time to leave your worries outside and laugh
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Speaker 1: with us inside the Treehouse. I'm Daniel Malley, along with
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Speaker 1: Trey Trenholme and Raj Sharma. Today is Monday, April twenty eight,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, the beginning of a brand new week
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Speaker 1: for you and for us here inside the Treehouse, and
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Speaker 1: we are going to start today with the most shocking
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Speaker 1: story I have seen this year. And keep in mind,
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Speaker 1: I watch the news every single day, and I'm saying
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Speaker 1: this is the most shocking story I've seen this year.
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Speaker 1: Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus are a couple. Mm hm,
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Speaker 1: who would have funked it?
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Speaker 2: I don't even know how that happens.
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Speaker 1: Billy Ray Cyrus just hard launched his unexpected new romance
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Speaker 1: with actress and model Elizabeth Hurley, and he did it
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Speaker 1: with Bunny Years on Easter Sunday, the Country Star. That's
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Speaker 1: star loose terminology there, Billy Ray posted a PDA pack
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Speaker 1: photo with Elizabeth Hurley, cealing weeks of rumors after she
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Speaker 1: used his song She's not crying anymore in a bikini post.
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Speaker 1: Elizabeth Hurley's not in a whole lot of movie or
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Speaker 1: television projects these days. It's mostly just first traps on Instagram,
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Speaker 1: but her credit it worked. Both Billy Ray and Elizabeth
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Speaker 1: recently single, they are now officially together, complete with Billy
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Speaker 1: Ray smooching heurly on the cheek and captioning it Happy Easter.
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Speaker 1: The reveal follows Billy Ray's headline making split from Australian
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Speaker 1: singer Fire Rose last year. So sad for them. Just
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Speaker 1: really thought two kids could make it work. It'd be
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Speaker 1: Billy Ray and fire Rose, but no anyway. Billy Ray
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Speaker 1: and fire Rose's seven month marriage ended in a bitter
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Speaker 1: legal battle involving accusations of fraud, emotional abuse, and financial manipulation.
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Speaker 1: Fire Rose, on her part, walked away with no money,
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Speaker 1: but retained music royalties and the last name Cyrus, something
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Speaker 1: that Billy Ray believes was her plan all along. How nefarious. Now,
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Speaker 1: after a chaotic twenty twenty four and a rough public
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Speaker 1: image stretch, Billy Ray seemed to be bouncing back, with
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Speaker 1: Elizabeth Hurley leaving countless men to ask hang on, hang on,
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Speaker 1: leaving countless men to ask, how the did he do that?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: I'd also like to point out that this is the
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Speaker 1: first time in my life that I've ever thought about
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Speaker 1: a romantic relationship between two sixty year olds. I feel
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Speaker 1: a little uoky about it. But to their credit, they
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Speaker 1: look good for their ages. Yes, Billy Ray, I think
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Speaker 1: is sixty three or sixty four. Elizabeth Hurley I think
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Speaker 1: is not quite sixty. I think she's fifty nine, or
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Speaker 1: maybe she just turned sixty the other day. Whatever the
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Speaker 1: case is. It's two old people, and I wouldn't typically
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Speaker 1: care about their romantic relationships, but here we are.
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Speaker 3: Sadly, it doesn't really surprise me because no, Wowretty.
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Speaker 1: Sure, even Billy Ray's a little surprise Tray. Yeah, like
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Speaker 1: even he's citing there, going like is this is this
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Speaker 1: really happening? No, no one tell her anything.
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Speaker 3: Elizabeth Hurley spent a considerable amount of time in Dallas.
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Speaker 4: Years ago, and.
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Speaker 3: She had questionable taste in men. And I'll leave it
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Speaker 3: at that.
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Speaker 1: What did you, Elizabeth Hurley?
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Speaker 3: Tray, No, I would have told I would have told you.
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Speaker 1: You'd have been on the cover of People magazine.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it was me.
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Speaker 3: It's horrible taste in men. And I'm okay with it.
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Speaker 1: I'm Trey and Elizabeth Hurley my LinkedIn profile.
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Speaker 2: Trey has a new book out.
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Speaker 1: I did it sure, it's the same time. It's a
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Speaker 1: slightly different title than OJ, but I'm leaning into it.
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Speaker 1: Uh No, this really is fascinating. So you want to
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Speaker 1: know how they actually got together? Yes, all right? So
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Speaker 1: In a People Magazine exclusive, Billy Ray Cyrus was feeling
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Speaker 1: down and then he got a text from Elizabeth Hurley.
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Speaker 1: After Billy Ray and Hurley debuted their relationship and an
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Speaker 1: Instagram post on Easter Sunday, the country star opened up
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Speaker 1: about how they grew close and a People exclusive excerpt
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Speaker 1: from his upcoming interview on Apple Music Countries The Ty
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Speaker 1: Bentley Show, wherever that is the Grammy Winner. Yeah, he's
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Speaker 1: Grammy Winner sixty three, recalled meeting Hurley, who's fifty nine.
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Speaker 1: There you go. They met while filming twenty twenty two's
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Speaker 1: Christmas in Paradise movie. It's filmed on the Caribbean island
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Speaker 1: of Nevis, not long after he separated from his ex
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Speaker 1: wife Tish in April twenty twenty two. He said, we
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Speaker 1: did very few scenes together, but a couple times we
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Speaker 1: were in the same scene. There was a chemistry there.
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Speaker 1: We laughed and it was at a time when I
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Speaker 1: wasn't laughing a lot. He continued, by saying the oddest
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Speaker 1: part was first how much which we laughed. A second,
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Speaker 1: I figured we were so different, but in some very
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Speaker 1: strange way, we had way more in common than we
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Speaker 1: had different. I'm assuming they both love wearing bikinis. The
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Speaker 1: Achy Breaky Heart singer said they didn't speak for two
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Speaker 1: years after filming Christmas and Paradise, and then he entered
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Speaker 1: a difficult period of his life. At the time, he
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Speaker 1: didn't even know the number of the person who sent
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Speaker 1: him a text along the lines of, Hey, it looks
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Speaker 1: like life might be a little tough and just wanted
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Speaker 1: you to know I'm in your corner. You've got a
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Speaker 1: friend in your corner. That text came from Elizabeth Hurley. Well,
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Speaker 1: that's sweet, it is. It all started with a text Yeah.
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Speaker 2: I mean that's twenty twenty five. Everything starts with the
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Speaker 2: text now yeah.
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Speaker 1: And Billy Ray sees this text, said it reminded him
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Speaker 1: a bit of what hang on. He likened the message
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Speaker 1: to an uplifting interaction with Johnny Cash. Okay, sure, he said,
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Speaker 1: when I was taking a bit of a pounding from
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Speaker 1: the critics in nineteen ninety two, Johnny cashit, Hey, you know,
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Speaker 1: just remember that all things that are good come from
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Speaker 1: Almighty God above, and that stuff happens. And in your case,
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Speaker 1: the good outweighs the bad. Let him have it. I'm
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Speaker 1: in your corner. So then Hurley's message reminded Billy Ray
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Speaker 1: a bit of what Johnny had written him at his
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Speaker 1: lowest point. So Billy Ray responded to the anonymous texter saying,
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Speaker 1: who is this? And the anonymous texter responds Elizabeth Hurley,
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Speaker 1: to which I assume he said, it is.
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Speaker 2: Cut it out, Miley.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, Not again, Biley, that's not funny.
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Speaker 3: I mean, I figured his crisis in ninety two came
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Speaker 3: when he realized he was a talentless and yeah, that
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Speaker 3: Akey Breaky Heart was. He was a one hit wonder
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Speaker 3: for the most part.
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Speaker 2: But you have to admit, like that song took this
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Speaker 2: country by storm.
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Speaker 1: It is unbelievable, and you can't call him a one
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Speaker 1: hit wonder anymore. Now he's a two hit wonder. The
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Speaker 1: question is which is the bigger hit?
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Speaker 2: Elizabeth Hurley, for sure.
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Speaker 1: Turnholm and Ros Sharma. Today is Monday, April twenty eight,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. It's been a shaky start to the
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Speaker 1: week because we're still reeling with the news that Elizabeth
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Speaker 1: Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus are now a romantic couple,
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Speaker 1: and we're just still kind of like, huh about it.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I was.
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Speaker 2: I saw the same thing, and I'm like, it's not
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Speaker 2: the same Elizabeth Hurley, like Hugh Grant Elizabeth Hurley.
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Speaker 1: Right, It's like it's it's like some diner waitress with
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Speaker 1: the same name or something exactly, maybe like the CEO
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Speaker 1: of an r maybe like the CEO of an RV
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Speaker 1: dealership Elizabeth Hurley.
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Speaker 2: I'm more like a more like a clerk at a
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Speaker 2: checkout clerk att as RV park, not in an RV dealership.
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Speaker 1: The front end manager. So Elizabeth Hurley, front end manager
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Speaker 1: at the Bigley wigglely. Yes, No, it's it's not the one.
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Speaker 1: Oh wow, it's a deep one. Yeah wow, well well done.
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Speaker 1: Good for him like that just shows you there's hope
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Speaker 1: for everyone. Yeah, I mean Billy Ray Cyrus is out
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Speaker 1: here teaching us all never to give up on your dreams.
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Speaker 1: No matter how down and out and bad life gets.
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Speaker 1: You might get a random text from Elizabeth Hurley to
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Speaker 1: pull you out. I wouldn't count on it, but you
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Speaker 1: just might.
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Speaker 2: You know, in life, if you if you just will
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Speaker 2: wait long enough, you'll get your Elizabeth Hurley as well.
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Speaker 1: It may not be that one, it might be that
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Speaker 1: the one from Pigley Wiggly, but you might get one.
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Speaker 4: You'll get one.
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Speaker 1: It's important though that if you're down and out and
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Speaker 1: you're feeling bad, it's important to spend time with your friends,
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Speaker 1: right m That's kind of a big part of what
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Speaker 1: this show is about. It's hanging out with your friends.
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Speaker 1: But guys' nights. You know, Trey you're single, Raj, you're single.
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Speaker 1: You guys you know you can do guys whenever you want.
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Speaker 1: But when you were in relationships, did you ever have
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Speaker 1: a specific like, Hey, I need a guys night I'm
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Speaker 1: having I just I need to hang out with my bros.
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Speaker 2: When when I was married to Claire, she was very
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Speaker 2: she was good about that she'd go out and spend
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Speaker 2: time with your She would say, go out and spend
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Speaker 2: time with your mates, and I was like, all right.
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Speaker 2: So she's like, you know, whenever you feel like it,
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Speaker 2: if it's uh, and so we'd all, you know, all
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Speaker 2: the Dallas comments when wed over at Pats and Studio
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Speaker 2: City and have a good time. And yeah, so she
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Speaker 2: was good about that.
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Speaker 1: How many nights a week did you need to feel healthy?
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Speaker 1: How many how many guys' nights a week do you
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Speaker 1: need to feel good and happy and healthy?
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Speaker 2: Well? I was also in the comedy clubs, so I
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Speaker 2: mean I was, you know, surrounded by buddies. So that
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Speaker 2: was every year night. But yeah, I mean that was
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Speaker 2: but it's also work. But when we would go to Pats,
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Speaker 2: like during the day, like on a Saturday, so like
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Speaker 2: once a week.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, right, And in your last long term relationship or
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Speaker 1: even throughout all of them, was a guy's night important
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Speaker 1: to you? I mean, uh, get that look off your face.
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Speaker 1: I'm not setting you up for something. This is an
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Speaker 1: honest dreak.
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Speaker 3: No, the look is in my drinking days. You know,
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Speaker 3: every night was a guys night whatever, because you know,
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Speaker 3: I was going to the bar and there was always
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Speaker 3: so didn't prioritize my time very well.
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Speaker 4: And then.
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Speaker 3: I work in bars, so I have plenty of social interactions,
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Speaker 3: so I have guys night. If it were something not
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Speaker 3: involving going to a bar, I'd be interested in. But otherwise, eh.
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Speaker 1: You got Daisy the Chihuahua and Julius the kat You're good.
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Speaker 1: H Well. I realized the irony here in needing a
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Speaker 1: guy's night to feel healthy, because usually nights with the
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Speaker 1: guys are the opposite of healthy, as Trey sort of
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Speaker 1: you know, attested to there, because a lot of times
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Speaker 1: guys and I are at a bar and he's talking
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Speaker 1: about it the loon, and no one felt good the
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Speaker 1: day after the loon as much fun as it was.
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Speaker 1: But an Oxford University study found that men need at
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Speaker 1: least two nights a week to support their mental and
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Speaker 1: physical health. Good luck telling that to your wife, just FOYI.
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Speaker 1: Whether it's grabbing a drink, watching a game, or just
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Speaker 1: hanging out, these regular social meetups with close friends help
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Speaker 1: strengthen emotional bonds that protect against stress, anxiety, and depression.
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Speaker 1: This is again according to Oxford University. And they know things.
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Speaker 1: They're smart people. Supposedly, the research also linked consistent Maile
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Speaker 1: gatherings to faster recovery from illness and greater generosity. Despite
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Speaker 1: the benefits, around forty percent of men only managed to
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Speaker 1: meet up once a week, falling short of the recommended
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Speaker 1: dose of connection for peak well being. So it's weird
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Speaker 1: enough to have recommended daily allowances for vitamins and nutrients
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Speaker 1: and things, but now you have a once a week
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Speaker 1: recommended allowance for bro time, according to Oxford.
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Speaker 3: Now, Dan, you live on you know, kind of isolated,
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Speaker 3: I guess, And is that how you and Tara got
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Speaker 3: the strap on play involved? Is your need for guys time?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not too good at making new friends, so
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Speaker 1: it just kind of dress up what I got.
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Speaker 1: I'm Dan, He's trade. That's Raj. Today's Monday, April twenty eighth,
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Speaker 1: two thousand and twenty five. Do you guys know anyone
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Speaker 1: that's ever faked a stroke?
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Speaker 3: Jesus No.
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Speaker 2: I know somebody that faked cancer, but not a stroke.
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Speaker 3: That's hard to fake.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it is unless you're really committed to it. I've
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Speaker 1: known someone that faked many health related ailments. Stroke was
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Speaker 1: not one of them. I don't believe. I don't think
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Speaker 1: unless I forgot about it amidst all the other fake ones.
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Speaker 1: But it's an important issue if someone has a stroke,
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Speaker 1: if you know someone or you yourself have had a stroke.
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Speaker 1: I actually have some good news, Okay. Researchers at the
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Speaker 1: University of California, Los Angeles, otherwise known as UCLA, have
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Speaker 1: created a groundbreaking drug that can fully restore motor function
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Speaker 1: following a stroke.
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Speaker 3: Oh.
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Speaker 1: I mean this is massive, and this is why I
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Speaker 1: ask if you know anyone that's ever faked a stroke,
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Speaker 1: because now that now you can get them the medication
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Speaker 1: is the first of its kind to offer complete rehabilitation
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Speaker 1: without requiring extended physical therapy. According to doctor Thomas Carmichael,
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Speaker 1: chair the Department of Neurology and lead researcher on the project,
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Speaker 1: the drug, known as DDL nine, marks the beginning of
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Speaker 1: a new chapter in stroke recovery, driven by molecular medicine.
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Speaker 1: In pre clinical trials on mice, the drug successfully repaired
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Speaker 1: brain damage and re established neural connections. The next step
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Speaker 1: is to begin testing in humans. So if you think
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Speaker 1: Grandpa may be playing up his symptoms to get out
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Speaker 1: of antiquing with Grandma, call UCLA and sign him up.
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Speaker 1: Of all the scientific news that seems to keep pouring
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Speaker 1: out of the science community recently, this is one of
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Speaker 1: the ones I'm most excited about. Being able to actually
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Speaker 1: reverse the effects of a stroke is astounding.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's huge.
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Speaker 1: I know that. I'm sure we all know someone that's
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Speaker 1: had a stroke in our families and how debilitating they
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Speaker 1: can be. Sometimes what is it, tray gohead?
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Speaker 2: Oh.
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Speaker 3: I would assume if they are getting to the point
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Speaker 3: where they can re establish neural connections, then helping you know,
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Speaker 3: people with paralysis, I would have to assume is on
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Speaker 3: the horizon.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely, you're right. I hadn't even thought about that.
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Speaker 1: If you're able to repair that damage from a stroke victim,
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Speaker 1: then the next step would be taking it a couple
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Speaker 1: of steps further and being able to do the same
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Speaker 1: for people that have had paralysis issues, taking a couple
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Speaker 1: of steps back from that. I'm hoping that there might
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Speaker 1: be hope for my memory difficulties, Like, if you can
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Speaker 1: cure a stroke victim, surely you can come up with
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Speaker 1: a pill that helps me remember what my wife told
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Speaker 1: me ten minutes ago.
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Speaker 2: It's not going to rebuild brain cells, which I think
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Speaker 2: you lost running into that shed. It's not going to
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Speaker 2: do that.
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Speaker 1: I' and the wait hang on.
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Speaker 2: Already forgot No, No, I.
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Speaker 1: Was just trying to remember if I almost said I've
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Speaker 1: never run into a shed, but I had to stop
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Speaker 1: and think, wait, have I? I may have run into
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Speaker 1: a shed at some point, but that's that's way down
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Speaker 1: on the list of things that my head is hit
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Speaker 1: in my life. That would be detrimental because most sheds
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Speaker 1: are kind of flimsy.
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Speaker 2: Oh whatever that furniture was that you when you were
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Speaker 2: five or whatever it was when you ran full speed
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Speaker 2: Wasn't it.
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Speaker 4: Just a board?
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Speaker 1: It was. It was nineteen eighties hardcore treated wood playground equipment.
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Speaker 1: It's just and yeah, it was basically a two by
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Speaker 1: six board that went across the top of it, and
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Speaker 1: that's what my forehead hit. But I realized I was
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Speaker 1: actually thinking about this the other day. There's that wasn't
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Speaker 1: my first major head injury. I was five when that happened.
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Speaker 1: But still not my first major head injury. My first
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Speaker 1: was when I was three. No, I don't remember it.
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Speaker 1: I still have a scar up here on my head
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Speaker 1: up here, like sorry, I feel like I'm doing the
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Speaker 1: cousin Eddie from Christmas vacation. If this gets dented, my
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Speaker 1: hair just won't won't look right. But no, I have
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Speaker 1: a scar here on top of my head from the
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Speaker 1: kitchen counter I had. You remember those eighties countertops. I
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Speaker 1: don't know what the substances called, but it was well,
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Speaker 1: you know, it's from the eighties. It's well before that,
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Speaker 1: you know. Granted, wasn't the thing. Courts definitely wasn't the thing.
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Speaker 1: It was just that super hard plastic or whatever it
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Speaker 1: was for Micah. For Micah, that's what it was. It
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Speaker 1: was for Micah it's a sharp bastard. It was in
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Speaker 1: the kitchen I reached down to pick up a spoon
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Speaker 1: or a fork, and my mom and dad both had
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Speaker 1: told me about this, and I grabbed the fork off
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Speaker 1: the ground, and when I'm standing back up from bending over,
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Speaker 1: they saw what was going to happen, and there's nothing
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Speaker 1: they could do to stop it, or they hated me.
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Speaker 1: And my head right here just hit the corner of
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Speaker 1: that for micah countertop and just opened it right up.
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Speaker 2: And then it was just big pencil after that.
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Speaker 1: Oddly enough, that is that is around the time I
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Speaker 1: got my first big pencil that said an.
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Speaker 3: So I guess the headboard is just nostalgia. For you.
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Speaker 2: Memories call it nostalgia.
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Speaker 1: I call it sudden recall.
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Speaker 1: Today is Monday, April twenty eighth, twenty twenty five. Last
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Speaker 1: week I asked you guys, do you know not the
24:15
Speaker 1: muffin man, but do you know what an ain't a
24:20
Speaker 1: rectal foreign body is? And Roj you guessed it correctly.
24:23
Speaker 1: That is a foreign object you know inside your butt. Well,
24:29
Speaker 1: now I need to ask you another medical question. Have
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Speaker 1: you ever heard of an internal decapitation.
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Speaker 2: Internal decapitation, Yeah, that would be I'm guessing some sort
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Speaker 2: of thing you put inside you and it you squeeze
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Speaker 2: a little hard and pops the head off.
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Speaker 1: That's what I first thought when I saw internal decapitation.
24:56
Speaker 1: I thought someone had their head shoved up their bosses
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Speaker 1: ass so far that eventually it snapped off. But that
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Speaker 1: would be incorrect. Trey, any idea on the internal decapitation,
25:12
Speaker 1: No good, We're going to learn about it together. A
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Speaker 1: decapitated woman's head was reattached after a freak gym class accident. Yeah,
25:25
Speaker 1: doctors reattached an Illinois woman's skull to her spine, so
25:29
Speaker 1: this is essential. Her skull and her spine were separated,
25:36
Speaker 1: but I guess the fleshy stuff stayed intact, therefore making
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Speaker 1: it an internal decapitation. Technically, she was decapitated because her
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Speaker 1: skull was no longer attached to her spine. That's the
25:48
Speaker 1: technical medical version for decapitation. It was internal because her neck,
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Speaker 1: muscles and everything stayed attached.
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Speaker 3: Well, the brain stayed attached to the spinal cord.
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Speaker 1: I'm assuming, Uh, yeah, I believe. So this was a
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Speaker 1: freak accident and it left her with a nearly fatal
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Speaker 1: internal decapitation. Her name is Megan King. She's now thirty five.
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Speaker 1: She was sixteen when she fell while leaping for a
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Speaker 1: ball during a soccer game in gym class. So this
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Speaker 1: isn't from like aerial yoga or you know, puppy pilates
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Speaker 1: or anything like that that's happening. This is when she
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Speaker 1: was sixteen, playing soccer in gym class. She injured her
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Speaker 1: right ankle and spine and tore the muscle off both
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Speaker 1: her shoulder blades. Okay. After twenty two surgeries, her condition
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Speaker 1: got progressively worse, leading doctors to diagnose her with hypermobile
26:44
Speaker 1: Eler's dan Los syndrome, which appropriately is initials heads HGGS.
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Speaker 1: It's a genetic connective issue disorder connective tissue disorder that
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Speaker 1: disrupts the body's production of collagen, leading to joint instability.
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Speaker 1: A year after the diagnosis, her neck became dislocated, forcing
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Speaker 1: her to wear a restrictive halo brace with screws placed
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Speaker 1: directly into her skull to keep her from moving. During
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Speaker 1: the removal of the brace, her skull detached from her spine,
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Speaker 1: causing her to suffer a nearly deadly internal decapitation known
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Speaker 1: as an atlential occipital dislocation. And for the record, I
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Speaker 1: said that perfectly on a cold read. She said, I
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Speaker 1: flew my chair back to keep gravity from decapitating me.
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Speaker 1: My neurosurgeon had to hold my skull in place with
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Speaker 1: his hands. I couldn't stand. My right side was shaking uncontrollably.
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Speaker 1: She was then rushed to emergency surgery, where doctors fused
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Speaker 1: her skull to her spine.
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Speaker 2: Whew, the scar kind of fitted out her skull to
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Speaker 2: her spine, Like wouldn't that Okay? That just doesn't sound right.
27:54
Speaker 1: Think of it like I'm looking at it sort of
27:56
Speaker 1: like the compound fracture I had in my arm when
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Speaker 1: I was fourteen, But it was an internal compound fracture,
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Speaker 1: meaning it wasn't exposed, The bone didn't come through the skin.
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Speaker 1: It was a compound fracture. Is a complete break, whether
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Speaker 1: or not exposed or internal is the additional part. Typically
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Speaker 1: people think compound fracture, it's sticking through the skin, but
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Speaker 1: it's a compound fracture, is a complete break. It's kind
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Speaker 1: of like this. She had a complete break of the
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Speaker 1: skull from the spine, but it just stayed internal.
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Speaker 2: But wouldn't that cause im media paralysis from the neck down?
28:29
Speaker 2: I mean it has to.
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Speaker 1: She managed to survive this internal decapitation, which carries a
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Speaker 1: ninety percent fatality rate due to the likelihood that nerve
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Speaker 1: signals will become damaged between the brain and the body,
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Speaker 1: leading to paralysis around vital organs, you know, like the
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Speaker 1: lungs of the heart. She's had a total of thirty
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Speaker 1: seven surgeries since the accident, leaving her body fused from
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Speaker 1: her skull to her pelvis and her head unable to
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Speaker 1: move in any direction. So she's not going to be
28:59
Speaker 1: any fun out of Metalica concert. That's just me and
29:06
Speaker 1: on my part. But yeah, it's fuse. Like we've all
29:12
Speaker 1: like Trey, you have you had any fusion surgeries. No,
29:16
Speaker 1: I've known a few people that have. I think my
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Speaker 1: mom just went through one. And it's usually like just
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Speaker 1: a few vertebrae that will get fused. It typically in
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Speaker 1: the neck or you know, the lower back. She's fused
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Speaker 1: one whole piece from the entire spine down all the
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Speaker 1: way down to the pelvis. She says, she's a human statue.
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Speaker 1: My spine doesn't move at all. But that doesn't mean,
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Speaker 1: I've stopped living. Internal decapitations are three times more common
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Speaker 1: in children in traumatic accidents because their bones are not
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Speaker 1: fully developed, but in her case, her falling combination with
29:54
Speaker 1: her head's syndrome sorry, was enough to lead to the injury. Still,
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Speaker 1: internal decapitations are extremely rare, accounting for less than one
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Speaker 1: percent of all cervical injuries. That's neck for those that
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Speaker 1: don't know. That is amazing. Now, she did say again,
30:12
Speaker 1: she may feel like a statue, but she's not letting
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Speaker 1: it get in her way. She's still trying to live
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Speaker 1: her best life despite the internal decapitation. She's returned to
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Speaker 1: normal hobbies.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 1: She's returning to normal hobbies that she had before the injury,
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Speaker 1: including a recent bowling outing. She even said, I bowled
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Speaker 1: a strike on my very first try. Think about that
30:38
Speaker 1: the next time you go bowling and that first one
30:39
Speaker 1: goes right in the gutter. There's a chick that literally
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Speaker 1: lost her head and got a strike on the first bowl.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: But if my ball goes in the gutter, at least
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Speaker 2: I can turn around, turn my head around and look
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Speaker 2: at you guys and be like, well, well sorry.
30:55
Speaker 1: Actually that's a good point. If you throw a gutter ball.
30:57
Speaker 1: You can actually hang your head in shame.
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Speaker 4: True.
31:06
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I'm girl. That's always got your back.
31:16
Speaker 1: Just imagine the surprise if she ever met the predator
31:19
Speaker 1: and he ripped that out, be.
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Speaker 3: Like, hey, look at that.
31:20
Speaker 1: It's all connected. That's the one for the wall.
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Speaker 1: is Monday, April twenty eight, twenty twenty five. Let's celebrate
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Speaker 1: with some birthdays. Turning forty four today, the soon to
32:27
Speaker 1: be single Jessica Alba. Jessica Alba turns forty four today.
32:32
Speaker 1: She was Max Way Way back on the TV show
32:35
Speaker 1: Dark Angel. She was Sue Storm in The Fantastic Four
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Speaker 1: That was twice. She's Nancy and the Sinciti Movies, founder
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Speaker 1: of The Honest Company, which is a billion dollar business
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Speaker 1: that makes ethical, non toxic household products. She was also
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Speaker 1: the co star of Our very own Friend of the
32:54
Speaker 1: Show and personal friend of all of Us, Tone Bell
32:57
Speaker 1: in the Netflix movie A What was it called war crime?
33:04
Speaker 1: Or No, that's not it. That's just that's just how
33:06
Speaker 1: the movie started. It started with a but they didn't
33:09
Speaker 1: mean for it to be a war crime, but it
33:10
Speaker 1: was like it wasn't hard target. That's a Van Damn film.
33:13
Speaker 1: That's the one where he punches the snake and he
33:15
Speaker 1: unhails his leg like it's a six shooter.
33:19
Speaker 2: I can't remember the name.
33:20
Speaker 4: It was good.
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Speaker 1: I enjoyed it was Tone, So I keep forgetting to
33:23
Speaker 1: look for it. I want to watch it because I'm
33:25
Speaker 1: a huge action movie fan. The one still from the
33:31
Speaker 1: movie A screenshot is saw from the movie of Jessica
33:33
Speaker 1: Alba and Tone standing next together in a scene. I
33:38
Speaker 1: gotta admit Tone looked fairly convincing as a military guy.
33:41
Speaker 1: He had his flackjacket on, had his thumbs inside the
33:43
Speaker 1: flat jacket armpits because we love you tone, and he
33:47
Speaker 1: knows it. He's a little thin up top. He's not
33:52
Speaker 1: the most convincing physical imposing man. Devastatingly handsome, but not
33:58
Speaker 1: the most physically intimidating. So seeing him the military garb,
34:03
Speaker 1: I was like, actually, looks pretty good. Jessica Alba was
34:06
Speaker 1: standing there in the scene looking like she had to
34:07
Speaker 1: go tee t But again, I haven't seen the movie,
34:10
Speaker 1: so I don't know that. ROGI said it was good.
34:11
Speaker 2: Yeah, I enjoyed it.
34:13
Speaker 4: He is.
34:14
Speaker 2: I'm biased because it's my buddy, So yeah, Well.
34:18
Speaker 3: I started watching that Survival of the Thickest. He is
34:20
Speaker 3: so good in that.
34:22
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, he's fantastic that you're right that show. I
34:26
Speaker 1: watched the first few episodes of season one when it
34:29
Speaker 1: first came out, and I thought, this show's not really
34:32
Speaker 1: my cup of tea. But he's really really good at it,
34:38
Speaker 1: really really good in it. So yeah, I'm with you,
34:41
Speaker 1: Trey O. Our buddies talented. Was there any like severe
34:46
Speaker 1: hand to hand combat or gunplay that that tone had
34:49
Speaker 1: to do in that movie, Raj? Yes, and it was convincing.
34:53
Speaker 3: Yep.
34:53
Speaker 1: Who was more convincing at it? Tone or Jessica Alba
34:56
Speaker 1: Ton good on him. Well, since you two are single
35:04
Speaker 1: and Jessica Alba's on the way to being single, you
35:07
Speaker 1: guys only have one degree of separation from a billionaire Hollywood.
35:13
Speaker 1: You know, CEO, I can be her Billy Ray if
35:18
Speaker 1: you feel like shooting your shot, Yeah, exactly. If you
35:21
Speaker 1: want to be the Billy Raider her Elizabeth Hurley, go
35:23
Speaker 1: for it, you too, You may never have this opportunity again.
35:28
Speaker 2: One shot.
35:29
Speaker 1: You're one shot. This is your eminem moment.
35:32
Speaker 3: Yep.
35:33
Speaker 1: You You send a text to our buddy Tone and
35:35
Speaker 1: you say, hey, man, do me a solid mmm for
35:41
Speaker 1: this happy birthday cat gift to Jessica Alba along with
35:45
Speaker 1: my number, and see what happened.
35:47
Speaker 2: Yeah, you guys are going to be stunned when I'm
35:52
Speaker 2: so I'm dating Justica Alba.
35:53
Speaker 1: Now you know what a week ago, I would have
35:57
Speaker 1: been stunned. But after the Billy Race Diris and Elizabeth
35:59
Speaker 1: her Honestly that to me, Raj, it would absolutely be
36:06
Speaker 1: less surprising for you to be in a relationship with
36:10
Speaker 1: Jessica Alba than it was as shocking to me that
36:13
Speaker 1: Billy Race, Iris and Elizabeth earlier together.
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Speaker 3: Oh, buddy. Thank you so much. Man.
36:17
Speaker 1: You're welcome to me. It is sort of a compliment
36:20
Speaker 1: to you, but it's really a megaslam on Billy Races.
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Speaker 1: Just a little bit left here for Monday's show. April
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Speaker 1: twenty eight, twenty twenty five. Trey, what is this that
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Speaker 1: you just sent me?
37:33
Speaker 3: Well, you know, if Raj wants to be Jessica Alba's
37:37
Speaker 3: Billy Ray.
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Speaker 4: This is.
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Speaker 3: This is the path to it.
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Speaker 8: Okay, all right, here we go, the path to Jessica
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Speaker 8: Alba for our very own ra Sharma.
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Speaker 1: Oh sweet God.
37:57
Speaker 9: You can tell thee you novel, what's micro? You can
38:01
Speaker 9: bumba plutinam.
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Speaker 4: Gone oh until.
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Speaker 9: Just water full of films a love and joke about
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Speaker 9: me on the phone. But don't tell my heart my
38:13
Speaker 9: hate keep breaking home. I just don't think you understand.
38:18
Speaker 9: And if you tell my heart my hate, you breaking heart,
38:22
Speaker 9: he might blow up and kill dance man.
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Speaker 1: Is this like Malaysian Indonesian achy Breaky cover song? I'm
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Speaker 1: not even sure if I can say that name. It
38:38
Speaker 1: looks like one of those typing tests I took in
38:41
Speaker 1: typing class in high school. Van La chan na mea
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Speaker 1: raalti achy Breaky Heart.
38:49
Speaker 2: Is that Filipino?
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Speaker 1: Maybe Filipino? Maybe let's just call him Van. So this
38:57
Speaker 1: is Van's cover of achy Breaky Heart, raj. This is
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Speaker 1: the path that Trey says you need to take to
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Speaker 1: get at Jessica Alba's heart.
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Speaker 7: Yes, don't tell my home my ache you breaking home?
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Speaker 3: I just stm freaky.
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Speaker 7: You understand if you tell my home my ache, you
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Speaker 7: break you hot? He might blow up and kill this man.
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Speaker 7: You can tell the one you never was my girl.
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Speaker 9: You can bumb my clothes when I'm gone.
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Speaker 7: You can tell the friends the swall full of fins
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Speaker 7: and laughing joking about me on the phone. Don't tell
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Speaker 7: my home my ache, you breaking home?
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Speaker 2: I just stall freaky.
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Speaker 7: You understand If you tell my home my ache, you
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Speaker 7: breaking hot?
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Speaker 4: He might blow up and kill this man.
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Speaker 2: I would say they're doing the dance from Thriller.
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Speaker 1: It does, and it's an interesting choreography they have in
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Speaker 1: the background. This also looks like an interesting Asian version
40:04
Speaker 1: of Yellowstone that that's going on here, which is a
40:07
Speaker 1: really horrible, horrible thing to have said, now that I've realized.
40:14
Speaker 3: I want a date or not restraining order against me.
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Speaker 3: They spent some big money on the choreography for this one.
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Speaker 3: Is that what you call it? Yeah?
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Speaker 1: They were almost into sync. I mean, at least they're
40:29
Speaker 1: all standing next to each other somewhat.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
40:33
Speaker 1: I mean they shot this at like a like a
40:35
Speaker 1: like a college or a high school stadium, so you
40:38
Speaker 1: got soccer goals up. There's a track going around the
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Speaker 1: edge stands, and I think there's actually a game going
40:45
Speaker 1: on behind them as they're shooting this music video for
40:49
Speaker 1: an achy Breaky cover song.
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Speaker 2: It has to be like some sort of like student
40:55
Speaker 2: project that just went away?
40:58
Speaker 1: Yeah, does that ever kick in tray? Let's see, let's
41:01
Speaker 1: let's kip ahead a little bit.
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Speaker 7: You can tell your mom I'm too works. You can
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Speaker 7: tell your doctor by my leg stop telling you. Please,
41:15
Speaker 7: can tell my wings and that would really like me. Yeah,
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Speaker 7: any ways, don't tell my home can break you home.
41:25
Speaker 7: I just don't freaking young.
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Speaker 1: Sta, I don't understand.
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Speaker 3: I I just like the fact these two that they've
41:31
Speaker 3: got there covering their face. They're like, we don't really
41:33
Speaker 3: want to be known for this.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that the dancers in the background they're not
41:38
Speaker 1: dressed as outlaws with the with the handkerchiefs over their face.
41:41
Speaker 1: It's because of shame.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't imagine what the casting call for this.
41:46
Speaker 1: Once you know what, we can make fun of them
41:50
Speaker 1: all we want. But this video has seven hundred and
41:54
Speaker 1: seventy thousand views, and this guy has over half a million.
41:58
Speaker 1: This guy has over one hundred thousand subscribers, So joke's
42:03
Speaker 1: on us.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and those two backup dancers are living embodiment of
42:10
Speaker 3: twenty dollars. Is twenty dollars.
42:15
Speaker 1: Or it's a human trafficking thing and they're doing this,
42:22
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42:31
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