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HARRY STYLES TICKETS REVIVED AS SCALPERS SHUT DOWN — MICHAEL BIOPIC PANNED — TAYLOR FRANKIE PAUL’S DWTS DREAM COLLAPSES · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: My friends? It is tea time. Big story. At the
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Speaker 1: top of the show, Harry Styles tickets are back on
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Speaker 1: sale after scalpers were shut down, So frians of Harry
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Speaker 1: Style a getting another chance to see him here in
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Speaker 1: New York at Madison Square Garden. Ticket Muster say, scalpers
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Speaker 1: brought up the tickets, but now those tickets are being
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Speaker 1: taken back. They were resold. They will be resold at
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Speaker 1: the original prices start in April thirtieth market calendars. Fans
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Speaker 1: who missed out the first time will now get a priorit.
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Speaker 1: So the goal here is to stop resellers and get
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Speaker 1: the tickets back into the hands of the fans. This
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Speaker 1: is important because Ticketmaster is going through a lawsuit at
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Speaker 1: the moment. It just lost a big part of that
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Speaker 1: suit and so now they have to change. And it
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Speaker 1: makes you interested, doesn't it. This is something that I hate.
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Speaker 1: We have to get here. It has to get ugly.
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Speaker 1: We have to get lawyers involved for ticket Master to
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Speaker 1: do anything now if it's as easy as this that
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Speaker 1: all the tickets are sold out for Madison Square Garden,
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Speaker 1: all the shows completely sold out. Most of those tickets
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Speaker 1: were bought by scalpers who are now jacking up the prices.
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Speaker 1: They're more than double the prices. I looked at a
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Speaker 1: ticket to see Harry's Style, and a seat on the
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Speaker 1: floor is like five thousand dollars. You can't afford that.
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Speaker 1: And a seat the worst seat I think was five
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Speaker 1: hundred dollars. I can't afford that. I'm not going to
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Speaker 1: pay that sort of money. But if the tickets were
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Speaker 1: eighty dollars or one hundred and fifty, maybe I would
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Speaker 1: love to see Harry Styles. And that's what the price
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Speaker 1: of the tickets were until the scalpers grabbed them. But
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Speaker 1: if Ticketmaster can figure this out, and they are, they're
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Speaker 1: figured it out really quickly, now that they're going through
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Speaker 1: that lawsuit, now that they have lost part of that lawsuit,
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Speaker 1: why didn't they do it sooner? It's really disappointing, isn't it?
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Speaker 1: Because they said, we can't control this. We just sell
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Speaker 1: tickets and we do not know who is buying them. Well, clearly,
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Speaker 1: you do because you figured out very quickly which tickets
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Speaker 1: were legit, which ones were by the scalpers, and you've
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Speaker 1: took all those tickets away from the scalpers. I'm happy
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Speaker 1: you've done it once again, tip my hat. Better late
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Speaker 1: than never, But you should have done it before. The reason,
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Speaker 1: the reason you get ensued. This monopoly that you are
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Speaker 1: allegedly running doesn't seem to be as responsive to the
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Speaker 1: fans and the people buying tickets. They don't care. It
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Speaker 1: felt as if all ticket Master cared about was selling
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Speaker 1: a lot of tickets and they did not care if
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Speaker 1: they were sold to real fans or to scalpers. Well,
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Speaker 1: now we know, or at least now we force them
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Speaker 1: to know that they should care. They must care. Concerts
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Speaker 1: can't continue like this. People do not have this sort
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Speaker 1: of money. I don't want pop concerts. I don't want
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Speaker 1: basketball games, baseball games. I don't want theater to just
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Speaker 1: become a sport for the super super rich. No, and
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Speaker 1: it's going that way, isn't it. Ticket Master is finally
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Speaker 1: doing something. Yes, their hand has been forced. Yes they've
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Speaker 1: been told here by a court. They're scared. They don't
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Speaker 1: want more lawsuits. They don't want more people looking into
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Speaker 1: their business. They don't want government intervention to figure out
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Speaker 1: what's going on here ticket Master And if it is
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Speaker 1: as easy as fixing it as it seems, it looks
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Speaker 1: pretty easy. They get to resell those scalper tickets start
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Speaker 1: in April thirty. If that's a pretty quick turnaround. If
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Speaker 1: it's that easy, what didn't you do it? Befo? Okay,
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Speaker 1: moving along the Michael Jackson by a PIP is getting
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Speaker 1: absolutely killed by the critics, but the fans might save it.
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Speaker 1: Maybe so. The new Michael movie about Michael Jackson is
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Speaker 1: getting slammed with just the thirty two percent on Rotten Tomatoes. Wow,
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Speaker 1: that's low. Critics are calling it hollow, confused, packed with music,
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Speaker 1: but lacking any insight into his real life. Still don't
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Speaker 1: count it out. Die hard fans are expected to sheolp
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Speaker 1: in force at least on the opening week end now
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Speaker 1: that Jackson family is firing back, insisting that the audience
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Speaker 1: is not the critics will determine the success of this movie.
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Speaker 1: The big question is will loyal fans outweigh brutal reviews
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Speaker 1: or will bad but think it after the initial rush
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Speaker 1: very interesting? I don't really care about critics anymore. I
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Speaker 1: don't read them, but I do read comments on social media.
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Speaker 1: I talk to my friends. The best critics for me
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Speaker 1: are people that I really trust, and that's my closest friends.
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Speaker 1: That's people that I respect. I don't know who works
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Speaker 1: for the New York Times. I don't know who the
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Speaker 1: critic is for these major papers. I've never met them,
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Speaker 1: so I don't really care about their opinion. But I
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Speaker 1: do care about my friends, my family members the noughties,
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Speaker 1: and so this movie will be really interesting. The elite criticism,
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Speaker 1: the world of critiques hates this movie. I'm tell the
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Speaker 1: problem with the movie is it doesn't tell the truth.
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Speaker 1: It gets rid of all the stuff that made Michael
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Speaker 1: Jackson so complicated, and they just tell a very simple,
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Speaker 1: really story that's not true. Michael's life was complicated, and
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Speaker 1: so to just edit all that out. Maybe it was
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Speaker 1: for legal reasons. Maybe it was the state want this
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Speaker 1: legacy to be just about the music, nothing else, not
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Speaker 1: the man. There's hardly any man in this now. They
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Speaker 1: couldn't get the rights to the music that the estate
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Speaker 1: owns them. So you and I could make an unauthorized
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Speaker 1: Michael Jackson movie. It'd be great, but we couldn't use
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Speaker 1: the songs. That's the hard part. But other movies have
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Speaker 1: dealt with this very well. Rocketman about Elton John brilliant movie,
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Speaker 1: very complicated, really showed a side of Elton that wasn't
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Speaker 1: very nice. And also to Bohemian Rhapsody, I think the
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Speaker 1: largest grossing biopig music all of all time is a
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Speaker 1: fantastic movie, a billion dollars. It took in and it
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Speaker 1: painted it really portrayed Freddie Murcury in a truthful light.
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Speaker 1: It was not all beautiful. You gotta be aware that life,
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Speaker 1: all of us, even the most perfect people, which Michael
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Speaker 1: Jackson certainly was not, we all have ups and downs,
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Speaker 1: we all have shades of grain. Nobody, nobody is one
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Speaker 1: thing or another, and so I think that complexity can
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Speaker 1: be a beautiful thing. Not in Michael Jackson's case, I'm
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Speaker 1: not gonna suggest that for one minute, but in your case.
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Speaker 1: In my case, there was a documentary of a music executive,
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Speaker 1: Clive Davis, and it was so boring because all it
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Speaker 1: did was focus on how brilliant he was, and like,
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Speaker 1: what would have been more interested is if he told
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Speaker 1: the truth. And there were periods when he didn't have hits,
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Speaker 1: and there were artists that he thought were going to
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Speaker 1: be huge stars and they weren't. And there was times
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Speaker 1: when he picked really really cheesy songs for people to sing.
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Speaker 1: And so I think that's more interesting, And that's the
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Speaker 1: story I'd want told about my life. Yes, I'd like
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Speaker 1: it to emphasize the nice stuff. I'd like that to
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Speaker 1: be in there. But the naughty stuff makes the nice
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Speaker 1: stuff even nicer, Which brings us to our pole question
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Speaker 1: of the day, The Michael Jackson movie Michael Duer good title.
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Speaker 1: Michael is getting absolutely slammed by their critics. Will you
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Speaker 1: watch it? What do you think? Will you watch it? Hey?
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Speaker 1: in along, talking of movies, everybody's talking about The Devil
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Speaker 1: West Prada mist saw it. She really enjoyed it. Adrian Garnier,
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Speaker 1: is that how you pronounce that? Grinnier? G r e
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Speaker 1: n Grenier, I e er Adrian Grenier. I think that's right.
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Speaker 1: Adrian Grenier has been cut from the sequel, so Adrian
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Speaker 1: is officially out of the Devil wes Prada sequel, and
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Speaker 1: now we know why, I sort of. The director, David
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Speaker 1: Frankel says there simply wasn't enough time to include him
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Speaker 1: before the film wrapped. So Adrian, who plays Nate in
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Speaker 1: the original her boyfriend Adrian's boyfriend, admits that he was disappointed,
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Speaker 1: but understands the decision. Some fans have long criticized his character.
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Speaker 1: They did not like him, calling him the real villain
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Speaker 1: of the original film. So Meryl Streep's returning. Anne Hathaway
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Speaker 1: is returning, but Adrian not so much. Because you didn't plan.
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Speaker 1: These movies take years, Yes to plan. Nobody could call
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Speaker 1: Adrian and say, put this on your schedule. Running out
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Speaker 1: of time? What does that mean? That's an excuse, isn't it.
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Speaker 1: If they can schedule Meryl Scoop, if they can schedule
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Speaker 1: Anne Hathaway, they can schedule Adrian. I don't want to
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Speaker 1: be mean here, but he's not. He's not got the
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Speaker 1: schedule that Meryl Streep has. I don't think he's made
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Speaker 1: a big movie since The Devil wes Prada, and I
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Speaker 1: think he was on HBO's entourage too. Well. That ended
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Speaker 1: long time ago, years and years ago, and so why
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Speaker 1: is he's all busy? I think if I called him today,
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Speaker 1: I might be able to get him on the set
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Speaker 1: on Monday. And that's no disrespect to him. So what
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Speaker 1: is this? There simply wasn't enough time to include him
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Speaker 1: before filming wrapped or before you start filming? Plant plan better.
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Speaker 1: You plan to get Meryl Streep there, You plan to
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Speaker 1: get Anne Hathaway there? Why not? Why not Adrian? There's
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Speaker 1: something about this that doesn't make sense. I'd have more
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Speaker 1: respective for the director said, we just didn't want him.
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Speaker 1: There was no role for him in this movie. There's
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Speaker 1: no role for the ex boyfriend. People didn't like him
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Speaker 1: in the first movie. We don't want to bring back
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Speaker 1: that bad energy. Just tell the truth. I hate it
10:27
Speaker 1: when they think we are stupid. Makes no sense. What
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Speaker 1: do you think? Very strange? Okay, we've not heard this
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Speaker 1: name for a few weeks and I do not miss it.
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Speaker 1: But she is back. Taylor Frankie Paul I call her
10:38
Speaker 1: Taylor Frankie goes to Hollywood. I do not know really
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Speaker 1: who she is, but what I do know is she
10:44
Speaker 1: was going to be the bachelorette, and boom that exploded
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Speaker 1: after her scandal So Taylor was so also set to
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Speaker 1: hit the ballroom on Dancing with the Stars, until her
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Speaker 1: domestic violent scandal brought that to a halt too. She
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Speaker 1: was going to be the Bachelorette, domestic violence and scandal
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Speaker 1: allegations blew up and ABC pulled the show. Well, if
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Speaker 1: she's not good enough to be the Bachelorette, she ain't
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Speaker 1: gonna be on Dancing with the Stars. Often that happens,
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Speaker 1: doesn't it, The Bachelor, the Bachelorette, They pop up on
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Speaker 1: Dancing with the Stars, it's fun to see them again. Well,
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Speaker 1: that aren't gonna happen the show because she was on
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Speaker 1: the Bachelorette. She did film it. She filmed the entire season.
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Speaker 1: It's in the can, it's on a reel somewhere sitting
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Speaker 1: in the safe the basement of ABC. But it's never
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Speaker 1: going to see the light of day. So had it, yes,
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Speaker 1: she would have been on season thirty five. Season thirty
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Speaker 1: five in a Disney deal. So Disney owns Dancing with
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Speaker 1: the Stars, they own the Bachelorette, they own the Bachelor,
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Speaker 1: and so they put these packages together. So when you
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Speaker 1: sign them to be the Bachelorette, you're pretty much guaranteed
11:43
Speaker 1: a splot a slot on Dancing with the Stars, but no,
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Speaker 1: if one don't happen, the other don't hoppen. Two after
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Speaker 1: her arrest the fallout from the alleged incident involving her
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Speaker 1: ex Dakota, the deal has collapsed. Her planned room as
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Speaker 1: a bachelorette has been has been scrapped too, and so
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Speaker 1: she might return to the Mormon Wives. Remember that's how
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Speaker 1: she first became famous. And so Taylor Frankie goes to Hollywood.
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Speaker 1: Taylor Frankie Ball not gonna be the bachelorette, not gonna
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Speaker 1: be I'm Dancing with the Stars. That makes sense. Okay,
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Speaker 1: this one is an interesting story that I think we
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Speaker 1: should dive into because I have mixed feelings about this.
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Speaker 1: The Michael Jackson movie premiere was in LA and it
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Speaker 1: was packed with stars. So fans of Michael Jackson they
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Speaker 1: packed the premiere and it was a full blown celebration.
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Speaker 1: The crowds cheered, they danced, they sang, so despite the
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Speaker 1: awful reviews, they loved it. When they did thriller, when
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Speaker 1: they did the greatest hits, the place went nuts. Celebrities
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Speaker 1: included Jaffar Jackson that he plays Michael Miles Teller. He's
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Speaker 1: in the movie Coleman Domingo. He plays Michael's daddy, Mike Myers,
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Speaker 1: Usher Harmi, Mendel Chance, the Rapper, and John Voyd. That's
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Speaker 1: so strange one, isn't it. I wonder if he's in
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Speaker 1: the movie John Voyd were there. This is complicated because
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Speaker 1: of what we know about Michael Jackson. Although he was
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Speaker 1: found innocent, let's be clear about that. But because of
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Speaker 1: the scandal, because of what we know, can you still
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Speaker 1: support Michael Jackson. I love Michael Jackson music. There I
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Speaker 1: said it. I grew up listening to Michael Jackson. I
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Speaker 1: might have even had a poster of him. I did
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Speaker 1: have a poster of him on my bedroom wall. And
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Speaker 1: so now I feel so conflicted, Like when a Michael
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Speaker 1: song comes on, the first thing that happens is my
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Speaker 1: foot taps. It does. My foot literally taps. And then
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Speaker 1: I stopped myself saying, oh no, don't don't support this.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if I'm going to see this movie.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. But Miles Teller de Coleman Domingo. They knew,
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Speaker 1: they knew the stories, they knew the history, they knew
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Speaker 1: what they were getting into and they signed up for
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Speaker 1: this movie. I'm shocked they got such big stars in
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Speaker 1: this movie. But they're in it. They're turning it at
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Speaker 1: the premiere, they're supporting it. I don't know if it's
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Speaker 1: for me. Okay, Moving along, Tiger Wood is panicked that
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Speaker 1: his staff are leaking information, so inside to say he's paranoid.
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Speaker 1: Page six is reporting that he's really tight up. He's
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Speaker 1: in a subtle after fears that those insiders have been
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Speaker 1: leaking stories to the press. So it's just say that
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Speaker 1: the staff have been let go. As suspicion grows, He's
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Speaker 1: fired people, and so he does not want anyone around
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Speaker 1: him that he doesn't can't trust. At the moment, he's
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Speaker 1: in rehab in Switzerland. This is difficult, isn't it. If
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Speaker 1: you can't trust somebody, you can't have him in your house,
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Speaker 1: can you. Once that trust is gone. That's the problem
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Speaker 1: with Harry and Megan and the Royals. At the end
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Speaker 1: of the day, there's no trust left. They just don't
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Speaker 1: trust them. And once you have no trust, I think
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Speaker 1: about it. My friends, my family members, people that work
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Speaker 1: with me come in and out of my apartment. But
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Speaker 1: if I didn't trust them, that would feel really really strange. So, Tiger,
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Speaker 1: I don't know if you've got any reason to not
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Speaker 1: trust them. I don't know if you've been paranoid here.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if staff are leaking stuff. The dui,
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Speaker 1: the arrest that didn't happen at your house, It happened
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Speaker 1: on the streets. You flipped your car. The police are there,
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Speaker 1: we saw the cameras. Nothing to do with staff. Are
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Speaker 1: the police spying on you? I think this is paranoia.
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Speaker 1: I think this is deep, deep, deep paranoia. It makes
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Speaker 1: me very worried about Tiger Woods. Okay, we're going to
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Speaker 1: take a quick break and we will be right back.
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Speaker 1: of the Day and Nicest of the Days. Kendall Jenna
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Speaker 1: and Jacob Lorre He's very handsome, she's gorgeous too, are
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Speaker 1: a secret romance and Kylie Jenna played matchmaker. Kendall and
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Speaker 1: Jacob have been quietly dating for months, and it's all
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Speaker 1: real chemistry after Kylie encouraged Kendall to give him a chance,
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Speaker 1: pushing him out of the friend zone. So he was
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Speaker 1: a friend and then it was Kylie who said give
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Speaker 1: this a chance. A couple first raise eyebrows at Justin
16:31
Speaker 1: Bieber's Coachella after party, where they were spotted getting close
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Speaker 1: and people thought it was just a silly bit bit
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Speaker 1: of a romance in the desert, just the one night,
16:40
Speaker 1: little bit of a kiss and a cuddle. But no,
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Speaker 1: it was Kylie who said, Kendall, he's really nice and
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Speaker 1: we should double day. To remember, Kylie is with Timothy
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Speaker 1: Shallowy and now a sister with Jacob, and so this
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Speaker 1: he's started to be something. It's very early in a relationship.
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Speaker 1: You know that when you first meet somebody, we first
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Speaker 1: flirt with them and you text each other. It's so
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Speaker 1: easy for that to just fizzle out, fall apart. They're
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Speaker 1: trying to make a go of this, so fingers crossed.
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Speaker 1: I love love love love love, Okay and not She's
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Speaker 1: the day, No noughty. Jill Zaren Oh, Jill Jill Zarron
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Speaker 1: is back on in the headlines after being hit with
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Speaker 1: a five hundred thousand dollars half a million pickleball pickleball lawsuit.
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Speaker 1: The former reality star Jill Zaren is an illegal battle
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Speaker 1: after a former friend suit her over a pickleball business
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Speaker 1: deal gone wrong. Noah Springer that's the name of the
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Speaker 1: former friend, claims that he invested half a million in
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Speaker 1: her company, pickle pro Labs, but was later pushed out.
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Speaker 1: Court papers alleged that Jill used the company to fund
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Speaker 1: So he claims he paid for the development of this
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Speaker 1: machine whatever it does, for part of the game of
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Speaker 1: pick ball, and when it was successful, she pushed him out.
18:00
Speaker 1: Oh it's messy. What is it with these housewives and
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18:07
Speaker 1: over the Housewives. I know you still love them, and
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Speaker 1: talk about them. I'm just so over all the losses. See,
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Speaker 1: this is what happens when you reward bad behavior. It
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Speaker 1: doesn't don't stomp Jill Zarn back in the news and
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Speaker 1: naughtiest of the day. Let's end with a moment of rob.
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Speaker 1: You get a rub, you rob, you gotta rub, you
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Speaker 1: gotta rob. Success is not permanent. Remember that I'm feeling
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Speaker 1: very successful at the moment. Thank you, Naughty's. I am
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Speaker 1: feeling the love. I am feeling it when I get
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Speaker 1: an Amazon each day and have a little look. I
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Speaker 1: only allow myself to do it once a day. But
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Speaker 1: when I have a look at my numbers, my ranking
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Speaker 1: on the charts, I'm thrilled. It's thrilling. I'm like a
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Speaker 1: real author. I'm up there with the big boys and girls,
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Speaker 1: really really punching above my weight. And so I am thrilled.
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Speaker 1: But I know success is not permanent. I also know,
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Speaker 1: thankfully that neither is failure. Remember that success doesn't last forever,
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Speaker 1: and neither does fail Both come and go. The mistake
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Speaker 1: is thinking either one defines you, it doesn't. What's happening
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Speaker 1: to me at the moment is lovely, doesn't define me.
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Speaker 1: Next month, I could be doing nothing. Lots of things
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Speaker 1: could dry up, failure could be on my lap. That
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Speaker 1: doesn't define me either. What matters is what you do next.
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Speaker 1: Keep going, keep showing up, keep trying even when it
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Speaker 1: is hard. The people who succeed aren't always the most talented. No,
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Speaker 1: they're the most consistent. They don't stop when things go wrong.
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Speaker 1: When failure is there, they are just and they move on,
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Speaker 1: and they don't stop when things go right. They figure
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Speaker 1: out the next thing. I've got a three book deal now,
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Speaker 1: so I would love to wallow in my success at
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Speaker 1: the moment, and it is. It's extraordinary. What's going on.
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Speaker 1: You're the responsible for it, Naughty, so thank you again,
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Speaker 1: But no, I'm already thinking about the next move and
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Speaker 1: so if I can do it, so can you keep going? Naughties,
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Speaker 1: You've got this once again. Success is not permanent, and
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Speaker 1: thankfully neither is failure. Hey, that is it forward today?
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Speaker 1: Thank you so much for listening to the Naughty but
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Speaker 1: Nice with Rob and naught show. Mark is off today
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Speaker 1: because we are recording at an ungodly hour. I am
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Speaker 1: gonna be on Z one hundred. I think it's seven
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Speaker 1: thirty seven forty a m. This morning. You might have
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Speaker 1: missed it already, and so because that I recorded this
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Speaker 1: with just you today, naughties Mark, We'll be back next week.
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Speaker 1: Check out my substack robshooter dot substack dot com and
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Speaker 1: my book It's started with a whispash. No, don't tell
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Speaker 1: everybody is available right now. And remember all together now,
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