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Prince William releases rare solo statement - without Harry! Brad Pitt spent hours delivering meals to housing project, Owl found in 2020 Rockefeller Christmas tree · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Scrible advice shot. Hello, Hello, welcome to the Naughty but
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Speaker 1: I Show. I'm your host job shooter. Our friend Corey
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Speaker 1: Andrew is joining us today from Instinct magazine dot com. Corey,
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Speaker 1: I ask if every co host is there, not because
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Speaker 1: I don't think you turn up. But I don't quite
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Speaker 1: believe my ability technically to pull this off all of
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Speaker 1: the exceptional times. I'm a really good gossip reporter, I'm
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Speaker 1: really quite good at this, I'm a terrible technician. I
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Speaker 1: don't know what I'm doing. I'm just pressing buttons like
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Speaker 1: a mad man. So thankfully, thankfully, it's worked. We love
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Speaker 1: having you on Friday's. We've got a lot of gossips.
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Speaker 1: So let's jump right in. What time is it, Corey?
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Speaker 1: It is time. I love that you sing a long Corey.
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Speaker 1: I hope you do at home to her. So a
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Speaker 1: big breaking story at the top of the show. Prince
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Speaker 1: William has released a very rare solo statement about his
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Speaker 1: mommy without including Harrier. So the solo statement, the rare
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Speaker 1: statement is about his mom Princess Diana and this controversy
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Speaker 1: over a nineteen interviewer she did with the BBC and
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Speaker 1: Martin Basher. Martin Basheer is a journalist in Britain who
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Speaker 1: he is a little bit shady. I've met him a
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Speaker 1: few times. He gets these huge interviews. This interview, though,
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Speaker 1: in changed everything. It's where Diana said there are three
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Speaker 1: people in the marriage. The night before the interview, allegedly
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Speaker 1: Prince William begged his mommy not to do it. Royals
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Speaker 1: just didn't do this. She changed everything. Royals did not
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Speaker 1: sit down and do these type of tell all interviews.
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Speaker 1: It was like she was Brad and Angelina and Jennifer
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Speaker 1: all rolled into one. No one has seen anything like it. Well,
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Speaker 1: now it's alleged that Martin Basher created fake bank accounts
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Speaker 1: and he showed them to the princess's brother to try
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Speaker 1: and get the brother to convince his sister to do
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Speaker 1: an interview. Now, the reason they were fake accounts is
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Speaker 1: what it's alleged is Martin Bashia was trying to show
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Speaker 1: Diana that people she trusted, people that were confidence were
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Speaker 1: being paid off to release information about her. So if
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Speaker 1: you saw all this stuff in the press about you,
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Speaker 1: Corey and you wondered, how is that leaking out? Who
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Speaker 1: is the one? Who's the who's the leak here? And
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Speaker 1: then a reporter came to you and showed you bank
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Speaker 1: accounts by your best friend, by family members. It would
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Speaker 1: get you all riled up, so you wanted to fight back.
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Speaker 1: So this is all the accusations. It gets even more
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Speaker 1: complicated because the BBC is basically government runner. So did
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Speaker 1: the British government? Were they involved in this? Did they
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Speaker 1: sabotage Princess Diana? What I think is so important though,
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Speaker 1: is for I think the first time I can remember,
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Speaker 1: Prince William did all this by himself. He didn't do
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Speaker 1: it with his brother. Normally, when they talk about their
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Speaker 1: mom it's a joint statement. They issue a very strong
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Speaker 1: joint statement. Harry's out of the game. I mean, he
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Speaker 1: chose to leave. I guess you can't have it both ways,
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Speaker 1: and the family now are just marching on her head
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Speaker 1: without Harry. Harry must be devastated about this story. In Britain,
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Speaker 1: he loves his mommy. They're very protective about her legacy,
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Speaker 1: so I bet he's really angry about that. Do you
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Speaker 1: think he's also angry that William just did this without
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Speaker 1: consulting him. You know, it's funny those two have really
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Speaker 1: not been close anyway in the in recent years, right,
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Speaker 1: There's been a lot gone on between the two of them,
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Speaker 1: and they've even acknowledged that in public. So, if you
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Speaker 1: think about this to Rob, Diana's death seem to have
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Speaker 1: affected them in very different ways. And I think because
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Speaker 1: Harry was so much younger, so he processed it very differently.
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Speaker 1: So I'm not surprised that William and Harry just aren't
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Speaker 1: really on the same page with this, if this is
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Speaker 1: going to actually push them further apart. But what do
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Speaker 1: you think about this? This is our pole of the day.
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Speaker 1: So Prince William has issued a very rare solar statement
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Speaker 1: about his mom without Harry. Should it have been a
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Speaker 1: joint statement? When you talk about your mom and dad,
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Speaker 1: if you have brothers or sister, should you do it together?
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Speaker 1: Or what do you think about this? Maybe not? Go
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Speaker 1: vote on our Twitter page. It's at Naughty Nice Robber,
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Speaker 1: Facebook payges Naughty Gossip. You can leave a comment there
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Speaker 1: and be sure to check back on Monday. My goodness,
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Speaker 1: it's the end of the week. It's Friday already. I
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Speaker 1: nearly said tomorrow, but we're not here tomorrow, but sure
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Speaker 1: to check back on Monday to hear your results. Corey
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Speaker 1: Love what are you working on that? Oh wow, Well,
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Speaker 1: just when you thought you couldn't love Bread Pitt anymore,
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Speaker 1: Brett Pitt was seen delivering meals to a housing development project,
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Speaker 1: like a lower income housing project, which is so amazing.
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Speaker 1: So Brett Pitt was helping those in need by hand
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Speaker 1: delivering boxes of groceries to low income families. And he
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Speaker 1: was out in Los Angeles doing this project and it
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Speaker 1: was all a at the pandemic last week. So the
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Speaker 1: fifty six year old actor was seen handing out boxes
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Speaker 1: of food to crowds crowds in need, and he was
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Speaker 1: also spotted, which is interesting, driving the actual delivery trucks
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Speaker 1: to transport the goods. According to The Daily Mail. Now,
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Speaker 1: what makes this really interesting. The part that I really
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Speaker 1: love about this is because we're all masked these days.
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Speaker 1: In the pandemic, Brad was allegedly wearing a face mask
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Speaker 1: and people had no idea they were getting help and
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Speaker 1: assistance and really genuine assistance from like one of the
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Speaker 1: biggest stars in the world. So he's been working NonStop
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Speaker 1: where he worked NonStop. I should say with this particular endeavor,
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Speaker 1: about four hours or so he spent only taking a
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Speaker 1: break one time just to take like a cigarette break,
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Speaker 1: which I will reprimand you for Brad stopped smoking. But
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Speaker 1: other than that, it was like him with his guard down,
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Speaker 1: having a great time talking to people, meeting people. And
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Speaker 1: you know, Rob, I have to tell I have to
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Speaker 1: tell you I really thought about this because I've had
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Speaker 1: encounters too with celebrities where they were for some reason,
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Speaker 1: their faces were obscured, and they really seem to relish
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Speaker 1: the moment of being able to finally interact without someone
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Speaker 1: knowing they are. What do you think about there? Isn't
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Speaker 1: that I think that this is the really who Brad
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Speaker 1: is we know in the gossip business, in the celebrity
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Speaker 1: business is a good guy. He does this a lot,
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Speaker 1: and he's probably mad or not mad, but he's probably
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Speaker 1: disappointed that we found out about this and that astome
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Speaker 1: pictures out. I know he does a lot of charity work.
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Speaker 1: I do not report on celebrities that do charity work
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Speaker 1: on the downlow. I know a lot of really good celebrities,
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Speaker 1: some you might not even believe are good people. They
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Speaker 1: don't want you to think they're good people. Some of
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Speaker 1: the rappers don't want this out there, and I know
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Speaker 1: they do hours and hours of such good work. Hate
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Speaker 1: you know, those face masks are interesting though. Two days ago,
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Speaker 1: I was walking my doggy little Derby, and this very
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Speaker 1: handsome gentleman on the corner of the street was waving
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Speaker 1: at me. Hi Rob, Hi. Rob had no idea who
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Speaker 1: he was, and he knew it because you know, like
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Speaker 1: sometimes even without face mask, because you sometimes forget people.
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Speaker 1: It takes you a minute to sort of like when
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Speaker 1: they're not in their environments, when you see them in
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Speaker 1: a completely different environment. He was done Lemon from CNN.
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Speaker 1: I said, I did not. I said you had to
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Speaker 1: take his mask off? Not we were. We were six
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Speaker 1: feet apart and I was looking at him and I said, oh, hi, hello,
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Speaker 1: and it's like, oh, you're full Rob shooter. It's done.
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Speaker 1: He's looking for a apartment in my neighborhood. Look at you,
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Speaker 1: and I hope he doesn't move in here. There's only
7:26
Speaker 1: room for one star in this. It's not me. I
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Speaker 1: tell you that. Moving along. So wonder Woman is going
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Speaker 1: to debut, but it's very interesting. It's not when it's
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Speaker 1: debuting it's how it's debuting. So it's one of the
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Speaker 1: most anticipated movies of twenty But because of the COVID
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Speaker 1: virus the pandemic, all these movies have been delayed. Wonder
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Speaker 1: Woman has been delayed now I think twice, but they're
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Speaker 1: finally decided on a date. It's going to be Christmas.
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Speaker 1: But it's not just opening in the cinema, it's also
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Speaker 1: going to be streaming on h BE Oh Max. I
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Speaker 1: gotta admit at first, when the pandemic started, I didn't,
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Speaker 1: you know, I was really angry that my whole life
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Speaker 1: if it felt like it had been ripped away. But
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Speaker 1: now after six seven, eight months, I'm enjoying watching everything
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Speaker 1: on Telly. I don't know if I'll ever get to
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Speaker 1: the cinema ever again. I mean I will, I will.
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Speaker 1: But what do you think have you adjusted to this,
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Speaker 1: um Corey or you do still miss your old ways?
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Speaker 1: You know this is crazy for me. I literally am
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Speaker 1: not a big oddly enough in the world that I
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Speaker 1: work in. I'm not a big movie movie person. I
8:33
Speaker 1: love documentaries, I love it. I love history and the
8:36
Speaker 1: Smithsonian Channel. Those yeah, those are my spots. But I
8:40
Speaker 1: do recognize that a film like this. It was created
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Speaker 1: for the big cinema experience, and that's why I feel
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Speaker 1: bad about like Mulan for example. I mean, oh my goodness,
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Speaker 1: there's been like a bazillion dollars in itything nobody so
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Speaker 1: nobody watched it. It might be a new format. If
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Speaker 1: Wonder Woman works, maybe we'll get James Bond. It's in
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Speaker 1: the town. It's red you to go, but maybe we
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Speaker 1: should wait. Although I do remember when Martin Scorse says
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Speaker 1: he did his big, fabulous, long, very long movie The Irishman,
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Speaker 1: and I think it was Netflix, and he told people,
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Speaker 1: don't watch it on your phones, like it's watching it
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Speaker 1: on a big TV exactly. But yeah, when I see
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Speaker 1: people watching these lovely, luscious movies on their iPhones and like,
9:20
Speaker 1: come on, guys, what's going on with Lorie Laughlin's husband Coring?
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Speaker 1: Oh my goodness. Well, I mean, the story about those
9:27
Speaker 1: two with the whole college admission scandal was already just
9:30
Speaker 1: a mess to begin with. But you know, they did
9:32
Speaker 1: get convicted and they both are going to prison. But
9:35
Speaker 1: now when it comes to Massimo Giauli is the husband,
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Speaker 1: he's going to a prison, in a federal prison. That's
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Speaker 1: it's been called like a country club prison sort of
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Speaker 1: sort of thing. Now he's going to be behind bars
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Speaker 1: from the scandal. And I think it's about five months
9:50
Speaker 1: is his his actual sentence. But before reporting to the
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Speaker 1: Santa Barbara, California facility, the fashion designer was sparted with
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Speaker 1: a new look, like he shaved his head. Bad looks
10:01
Speaker 1: like Brian Krasten and like breaking, breaking, like he's getting
10:05
Speaker 1: ready for like the prison thing. And you know, Rob,
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Speaker 1: At first, I thought, like, you know, stop being a
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Speaker 1: drama queen. You're not going to rikers. But I did
10:13
Speaker 1: some research and that particular prison used to be known
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Speaker 1: as a as like a club fed or they would
10:18
Speaker 1: call it like a you know, country club prison. They
10:20
Speaker 1: could go bowling and hang out. They could do all
10:22
Speaker 1: kinds of fun activities. It was like they walked around freely.
10:25
Speaker 1: It was like a country club. It really was all
10:28
Speaker 1: that changed when they began to actually start to because
10:31
Speaker 1: of over prison crowding, they began to bring violent criminals
10:35
Speaker 1: into the facility. So maybe he read the same articles
10:39
Speaker 1: I read and thought, let me let me make it
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Speaker 1: look a little bit more butch. But you know he's
10:44
Speaker 1: going to be in. He's there right now. So he's
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Speaker 1: checked in. She's in. So now the two kids have
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Speaker 1: mom and dad in jailed. I think she'll be at
10:53
Speaker 1: It looks like Laurie will be at before Christmas. He's
10:55
Speaker 1: got five months. She only got two months. So she'll
10:58
Speaker 1: be out in a couple of weeks. She's been there
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Speaker 1: almost a month now. Also to they've got some fines
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Speaker 1: that they will be paying quite a band minor. Both
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Speaker 1: mom and dad now in jail, so quickly before we
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Speaker 1: got a break. Demi Levado has debuted a darling new haircut,
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Speaker 1: saying I did a thing. So she sent it out
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Speaker 1: to her ninety three million Instagram followers. I mean, really,
11:20
Speaker 1: who needs the cover of People magazine? And that's a weekly.
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Speaker 1: When you can reach ninety three million people, it's changed
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Speaker 1: the whole business, hasn't it. And so she she tweeted
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Speaker 1: out or she instagrammed out a fabulous, fabulous pictures. She
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Speaker 1: looks great, some blonde strands there and a little bit
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Speaker 1: of a shaved head poking out from underneath. Now she's
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Speaker 1: been through a lot. Let me ask you, Corey, does
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Speaker 1: a new haircut does it help when you want to change,
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Speaker 1: when you want to shake things up, do you go
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Speaker 1: and get yourself a dapper new cut to you know
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Speaker 1: years ago. But before I met my Joey. Of course,
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Speaker 1: all my friends knew when I had going through a
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Speaker 1: breakup because I would show up looking like Sanid O'Connor,
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Speaker 1: like I would literally be bored, Like I could have
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Speaker 1: had hair down my back and the next day and
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Speaker 1: they're like, he dumped you. So yeah, I would always
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Speaker 1: cut my hair off. Yeah, I've had the same haircut
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Speaker 1: for the last forty years. I'm like Lisam like I
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Speaker 1: never I've never changed. I think that once you find
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Speaker 1: a cut that you like and that you can do.
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Speaker 1: I'm not very gifted in the creative department, so a
12:24
Speaker 1: little bit of hair sprays about as much as I
12:26
Speaker 1: can do. I know, I tried to put gel in
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Speaker 1: it once. I looked ridiculous. I look like Macaulay culkin
12:31
Speaker 1: in I put way too much, and so I I
12:33
Speaker 1: like the sort of look I have. But I do
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Speaker 1: think it's not just getting a new haircut. It's like
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Speaker 1: rearranging the furniture in your house. It makes you look
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Speaker 1: at the room differently. I just get so used to
12:45
Speaker 1: looking at the same thing every day. When I first
12:47
Speaker 1: got these beautiful pictures in my hallway. I bought some
12:51
Speaker 1: pictures from the New York Times and the Historical Pictures
12:54
Speaker 1: of New York. They're really beautiful, from the from the
12:56
Speaker 1: thirties and the fourties. When I first hung them, oh
12:58
Speaker 1: my goodness. Every time I passed them, I stopped and
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Speaker 1: I looked at them as a picture of the Empire
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Speaker 1: State Building going up. It's only half constructed. Oh. I
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Speaker 1: used to contract me twenty minutes to walk the hallway
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Speaker 1: to get a cup of tea because I was always
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Speaker 1: looking at the pictures. Now, four years later, I don't
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Speaker 1: even notice them because they've always been there. So sometimes
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Speaker 1: I think changing your haircut makes you look at yourself
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Speaker 1: a game. And that's why often people don't like to change,
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Speaker 1: I think because they don't want to rediscover themselves. So
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Speaker 1: maybe maybe this is a good thing for us all
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Speaker 1: to maybe think bad. Hey, we're gonna take a quick break.
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Speaker 1: We're going to do our hair. What I'm during that
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Speaker 1: break fabulous and we will be back in just a moment.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the Not even Nice Show. I'm Rob
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Speaker 1: Shooter with that friend Corey Andrew from Instinct magazine dot com. Hey, Corey,
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Speaker 1: Instinct magazine dot Com did a lovely profile of our
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Speaker 1: firstday co host Mark Lupo. Did you see it? I did.
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Speaker 1: It is wonderful. We loved Mark and that was yeah.
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Speaker 1: That was written by my colleague Ryan Shay. It was
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Speaker 1: a lovely profile. He used to work down a Sweetly
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Speaker 1: or Star magazine, one of those magazines, those weekly magazines.
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Speaker 1: And that's how Mark knows him mars is, he's absolutely lovely. Cory.
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Speaker 1: Do you think we should picture profile on the entire cast,
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Speaker 1: like all five of us? Oh? I would love that,
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Speaker 1: I think so. I think some were like a little family.
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Speaker 1: People should see us, this whole group like a little family,
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Speaker 1: like the new morning show that you know you don't
14:28
Speaker 1: know about yet. I don't look at me always hustling.
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Speaker 1: You know what. Let's get to the polls. If we
14:35
Speaker 1: do pitch the whole cast, they're Corey, I would like
14:38
Speaker 1: to be in the middle of the photograph. No, I'll
14:40
Speaker 1: be at the back of sure, Beyonce to question. Step
14:46
Speaker 1: back there, Beyonce. Let's get to our whole question. So.
14:49
Speaker 1: George Clooey praised Chrissie Teagan for clapping back at critics
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Speaker 1: on line. Clapping back, do you clap back. Wow, A
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Speaker 1: whopping six said, yes you do. I don't do you
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Speaker 1: clap back, Corey, I'm too scared. I never clap back.
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Speaker 1: I ignore, I do, I don't. I don't play. What
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Speaker 1: about you? You know it's a slippery slope. You have
15:08
Speaker 1: to know when to cut it off. Because I can be,
15:10
Speaker 1: I can go and I've seen if somebody upsets you.
15:15
Speaker 1: But I try and be intellectual, not just like you know,
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Speaker 1: swearing or curse them out. I come back with a
15:19
Speaker 1: thoughtful response. But yes I clap back. That's the difference.
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Speaker 1: I'm not really very smart and I'm not witty at all,
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Speaker 1: So honestly, I always make myself look a fool to
15:28
Speaker 1: do that. I don't forget. To vote on today's pole,
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Speaker 1: you can go to at Twitter page at Naughty Nice
15:33
Speaker 1: Rob or leave a comment on our Facebook page Naughty Gossip.
15:36
Speaker 1: Should William have issued a statement with Harry it's both
15:39
Speaker 1: of their mama. Should have they done it together? Or
15:41
Speaker 1: do you think a solar statement was the right way
15:43
Speaker 1: to go? Let me know and check back on Monday
15:47
Speaker 1: to hear your results are. Now it's time for the
15:50
Speaker 1: nicest and nicest of the day. Yes, have you got love.
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Speaker 1: You know, the Rockefeller Tree has lately been garnering a
16:01
Speaker 1: lot of negative press because it is very similar to
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Speaker 1: the tree that Charlie Brown finds in the Charlie Brown
16:07
Speaker 1: Christmas Special. But you know, there's a little positive news.
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Speaker 1: So there was this lovely little owl that was found
16:14
Speaker 1: inside of the tree that they didn't know it was there.
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Speaker 1: So the little bird's terrifying trip was dangerous. It was
16:19
Speaker 1: like a dangerous era that should have never happened. Where
16:22
Speaker 1: the tree was cut down and I guess it was
16:24
Speaker 1: like cellophane or saran wrapped or whatever they do to
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Speaker 1: transport it, like over two miles in a truck, but
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Speaker 1: they didn't realize that there was an owl inside the tree.
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Speaker 1: So it was pretty much like could have been suffocated
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Speaker 1: in a whole, like you know, three days of being
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Speaker 1: wrapped up in plastic. So it was found clinging to
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Speaker 1: a branch when they unwrapped the tree, and he was
16:43
Speaker 1: removed safely apparently. But they've they've they've named him, uh,
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Speaker 1: he's named Rockefella now a little nickname owl. But he
16:52
Speaker 1: was forced to survive for three days without any food.
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Speaker 1: But I love the happy ending. I love that maybe
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Speaker 1: he should become like a mascot now like sal rocket fella.
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Speaker 1: Oh you little so. We needed a nice story, didn't we.
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Speaker 1: I'm so happy I have some pictures of him upon
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Speaker 1: Naughty gossip dot Cormis and check the little devil out.
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Speaker 1: And now it's time for and naughty yourself the day naughty, naughty, naughty.
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Speaker 1: So Nega Markle did pass along information to that tell
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Speaker 1: or book. Remember we talked about it a lot on
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Speaker 1: this show. It was a book called Finding Freedom by
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Speaker 1: two journalists who happened to be friendly with her, and
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Speaker 1: the rumor was is that she participated in the book.
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Speaker 1: Lots of comments, lots of sound bites in the book
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Speaker 1: are from sources. When it turns out that source might
17:32
Speaker 1: have been Megan. In court documents, it has been revealed
17:35
Speaker 1: that she was worried about the negative narrative her father
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Speaker 1: was painting that she says, alleges that she abandoned him.
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Speaker 1: She wanted to get her version out in the press.
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Speaker 1: Is that she passed along information to friends, and friends
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Speaker 1: passed it along to the authors. Shady shady, shady. If
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Speaker 1: you want to do an interview, Megan, you're the most
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Speaker 1: powerful woman, one of them in the world. You've got
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Speaker 1: the biggest microphone. You don't need to be doing this.
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Speaker 1: Stand up and tell us, and certainly too, don't be
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Speaker 1: shady about it, because if you remember, Megan and Harry,
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Speaker 1: their spokespeople, issued a statement saying they basically had nothing
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Speaker 1: to do with this book. It turns out that it's
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Speaker 1: not quite true. Norty, norty, norty. And now it's time
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Speaker 1: for a moment of rub. But don't you get Corey.
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Speaker 1: You get a rob whether you want one or not.
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Speaker 1: So you will notice very quickly that choosing to see
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Speaker 1: life through positive eyes will change the way you see everything.
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Speaker 1: That's right. Think of rose color glasses. You don't need glasses,
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Speaker 1: you've got eyes. Make those eyes positive, and it changes everything.
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Speaker 1: Just the simple adjustment of asking what happened instead of
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Speaker 1: what's wrong changes everything. Let me explain when something isn't good,
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Speaker 1: I always ask what happened, and then I let people
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Speaker 1: tell their story. If you ask somebody what's wrong, then
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Speaker 1: you imply that something is not right. There is absolutely
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Speaker 1: nothing wrong with you. So stop asking what's wrong, start
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Speaker 1: asking what happened, and let's see life through more positive eyes.
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Speaker 1: What do you think, Corey, I think my Fridays are
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Speaker 1: so much better at you. Yes, I agree totally, because
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Speaker 1: if you begin the premise of the situation with something negative,
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Speaker 1: that is the perception of the situation. So I think
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Speaker 1: this is a great bit of advice. I like tears.
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Speaker 1: I when I storm into Bottino when I see m
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Speaker 1: d or you, when I see you sitting there looking
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Speaker 1: a little upset. I used to say what's wrong. I
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Speaker 1: don't anymore. I always say, now, what happened? And then
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Speaker 1: you tell me the story, We get a vodka, and
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Speaker 1: we forget it. There you go. That's it for today.
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Speaker 1: Thank you so much for listening to the Naughty but
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Speaker 1: And I have to say thank you to Richard. I
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Speaker 1: got an email from Richard yesterday. My email is naughty
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Speaker 1: Nice rob at aol dot com. Naughty Nice Robber aol
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Speaker 1: dot com. Does Ryan Seacrest give out his personal that's mine.
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Speaker 1: Richard sent me the most lovely note and it made
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Speaker 1: my day. Richard said he's a lawyer by training and
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Speaker 1: a little bit of a grouch by birth. But he
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Speaker 1: decided that instead of going that root, he was going
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Speaker 1: to start giving compliments when they we deserved, And so
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Speaker 1: he gave a compliment to the New York Taxi Commission
20:27
Speaker 1: for great service on Yelp. It's so easy on Yelp
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Speaker 1: just to leave nasty reviews. Richard left a good one
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Speaker 1: and then guess when he went into the store, they
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Speaker 1: recognized him from the review. He said, it is infectious
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Speaker 1: to leave a compliment. It is, Richard. But let me
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Speaker 1: tell you something, Richard, you are infectious. Thank you so much.
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Speaker 1: It really made my day and altogether. And I remember,
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Speaker 1: if you're going to be naughty everybody, it's not even
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Speaker 1: nice with ra noo.