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Amanda's Daughter Is Graduating (Pre-School) · Podcast - Big 98.7

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I've seen some bad things on airplanes. People just don't know how to act.
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I've never bizarre. I've never seen this though. I was reading Reddit
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and am I the a Hole one of my favorite subreddits. This guy talked
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about a flight. He was on an eight hour flight, so you can
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imagine even the biggest the bladders gonna have to use the bathroom a time or
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two. Yeah, there's no avoiding that unless you really dehydrate yourself, or
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you're sleeping and it's an overnight flighter. Right exactly. I'm real good about
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the dehydrating myself because I hate having to get up unless it's a fun flight.
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And if you're drinking, then it's like, you better hope I'm in
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the aisle seat. Otherwise we're gonna be standing up and sitting down quite a
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few times. Right, Well, that was the problem here. This guy,
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he describes himself as a big guy, tall, large, the works,
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So he got himself a window seat, thought he'd give himself a little
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extra room. But when it was time for him to finally use the bathroom,
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the woman who was sitting next to him, who he thought was,
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you know, by all accounts as a normal nice person, he asked her
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if she could stand up, like you know, he stood up and say,
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hey, I gotta go. Hate to do that in the window scenes,
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it's the worst feeling. But like the worst is when the person actually
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was sleeping. It's like, oh my gosh, like I gotta go,
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and I don't know what to tell. Yeah, And if they're trade tables
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down and they're sleeping, you just feel like sorry, but I gotta go.
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You gotta do it. Well. This lady refused when he stood up,
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and he asked if he could get by and for her to stand up,
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like the person in the aisle had already got numb. You know,
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like we gotta all coordinate together. I know we're total strangers, but we
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got together on this one. She just refused to get up, and so
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he had to, with his large self, climb over. He described it
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as if he was underwater. He had to suck in and hold his breath
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and like cantort his body and just you know, trying to get in front
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of her legs, which there's not gonna be much room between. He's such
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such a person. If he's a bigger guy, like now he's all up
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in your business. There's no avoiding that you got a sweaty rear end in
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your face. All you had to do is stand up. Well do you
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think it went front or back? Because if you're what would you rather have
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a sweaty butt or a face grow? Yeah, so he said at the
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end of the flight, she had the nerve to make a passive aggressive comment
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about him in her personal space. Well, yeah, because you wouldn't move.
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That was the that's a you problem, lady. Yeah, I mean
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I have no problem getting up. It is annoying, but I don't know
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it's something to do just sitting there anyway, if anything, get my legs
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stretched out a bit. Do you know what gives me anxiety? If you
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are in that situation And it's been a while since I had because usually it's
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me and the kids in the row, so I don't have to worry about
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it. I don't usually have a stranger. But now they're waiting for you,
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you know what I'm saying. So it's like, if you don't you
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feel like you have to like rush to the bathroom. I feel like they're
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on a time limit and it's limit whit so they know what you were doing.
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If you take too long, it's just like if you were, for
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instance, having like to go to the bathroom and it takes a little bit.
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You just there, their head is on a swivel. You know,
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that person's kind of like, oh is she coming back? Oh gee,
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what took so long? I don't know. I just get weird about that.
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There's a good chance, I mean you could say all that line back
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there, somebody was taken forever I got, you know, but I don't
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know. I guess I have never and I have flown Amanda dozens of times,
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never done that on a I've never gotten number two on an airplane.
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I would rather die, I think, really, yep, take the whole
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plane can go down before I would actually do that. You have. I
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don't even want to know that. That's what it Just like, if I
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gotta go, I'm gonna go. I'm not a weirdo that has to like,
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oh I'm not going here, I need to go home. It's like,
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let's roll, Let's be careful who you're calling weirdo. Okay, no,
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they're probably about eighty percent of America. I just don't care. Like,
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if I got to do it, boy, you're nuts. But then
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again, I'm probably the one that because I'm holding it now. As soon
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as I doze off, things are gonna start seeping out in the morning,
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Big Nutty eight point seven, and we are now live on our Big ninety
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two point seven Facebook page where you may be able to see Amanda's daughter Sydney.
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Yeah, they're kind of uh, moving around a little bit in here,
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moving and grooving, moving and grooven. I know, I'm just I'm
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trying not to get emotional. Preschool graduation is tough. Your daughter's Sidney had
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one request this morning and that was what did not embarrass her. I know,
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not sob Good luck, honey, the pre school graduation. All right,
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so chime in. Let us know. Are these things weird we do
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or no? Amanda, go ahead, Okay, first and foremost, I
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don't think this is weird at all, but apparently my husband thinks it is.
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When it comes to your bed, do you sleep with your sheet?
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Like we have a comforter, fleece blanket and then a sheet and I go
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underneath all of it. And it's almost like I'm starting to think he hides
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from me, Like he doesn't. He always just goes under the comforter and
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that's it. Oh, He's like get a whole different universe. Then yeah,
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he doesn't exist, thank you. I'm like, come on over,
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but no, does he not like skin to skin content. I'm starting to
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wonder. I'm starting to wonder that is weird stuff that I would say that's
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weird. I know some people don't use the top sheet. Yeah, my
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wife was one of those people. I met her and I've since transformed her
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into a top sheet because the other night, like it got so like discombobulated
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that we just ripped it off and we tried just the comforter. But it's
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not as cozy. It's just not as there's something about the comforter that,
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yeah, I'm not driving with it. I like it. The fleece blanket,
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you know, by the end of the night, I usually like one
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leg out whatever. But I feel like you still just need to have that's
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what. All the pieces the bed, yeah, you gotta have them all.
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And the fact that your husband is in a different layer of the bed.
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That's like a step away from like Ben Affleck moving out of the house.
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Right, we might as well be sleep divorced at this point. I
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mean, your kids are sitting right here, so this is a very uncomfortable
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conversation. But I mean, is it weird You ever go to somewhere and
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you go to like a rest and you go to bar, and you see
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somebody that you know, that you're an acquaintance with, and then of course
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a nice thing to do is to say, hey, would you join me
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right? Or you join us right? Like, sit down AND's all join
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each other. See I don't know about that, well, because here's my
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Is it weird that I would just turn that down? Because this happened to
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us yesterday. We ran into a lovely couple that we know vaguely right just
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from being out and about okay, and they were just kind enough to say,
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hey, would join us. It was just my wife and I just
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getting out of the house and we were just wanted to spend time together.
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So I said a little da, we had a family meeting. I use
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the phrase family meeting, which sounds you and your wife had a family meeting.
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That's what I said. But in that moment, I just sort of
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panicked. And so in hindsight, I'm like, now it sounds like we're
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just, you know, finalizing our divorce and we've met at a bar just
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ting over your finances. Yeah, just one last little family meeting and that's
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that's a wrap. So did you act as though you were in a family
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meeting? Then? Like, did you? Absolutely? It was very really
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Oh man, I get Amanda in the morning seven and now Amanda stills the
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seat. We's Sea Bronzy by Valley Service Mechanical. Well, I think it's
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safe to say it gave everybody the ick and we just wish he could be
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arrested. After watching this video surface. On Friday, CNN released it did
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he assaulting his then girlfriend Cassie. This happened in March of twenty six the
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video was released. It's a surveillance video from a hotel and he's chasing her
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down the hallway and just attacking her, yes, trying to escape sane behavior.
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I mean, it's nightmare stuff. She's getting out of this hotel room
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and she gets to the elevator and you know, you've seen the movies where
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it's like you hit the down, down, down, and you're waiting for
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that door to open. Meanwhile, didd he's coming out in it in a
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towel. Yeah, holding a towel, grabs her by the back of the
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neck. Oh, crowser to the ground, kicks her kicks her again.
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So he apparently gave this hotel fifty thousand dollars for this video. But uh,
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it didn't make it go away unfortunately in the lada's office, because when
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this surface, everybody's like, lock this guy up, like right now,
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they said, it's beyond the timeline where a crime of assault can be prosecuted.
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He of course has a lot of accusations against him right now, and
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I think everybody just wants justice to be served at this point, even though
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Cassie did settle with him. Yeah, and people are also trying to shame
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her on that, but also she is a mom, She is a woman
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who has moved on with her life, and I think she just wanted that
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chapter to be because nobody believed her. And that is the worst part about
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all of it. Yeah, you cannot victim shame somebody for that. Well,
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she was with him for eleven years or no, crazy, So now
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it's it's horrible and it's amazing that you can have something like that on video
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and yet not get in trouble for it. I know, and yesterday did
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he in my opinion, made it even worse. I was I mean,
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I hit rock bottom, but I made no excuses. My behavior on that
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video is inexcusable. I take full responsibility for my ashes in that video.
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Disgusted. I was disgusted then when I did it. I'm disgusted now.
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I went and I sought out professional help, kind to go into therapy or
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going to rehab. I had asked God for his mercy and grace. I'm
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so sorry. I don't know if he did any of those things. It's
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just not a believable apology. And to act as if that was the only
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time it ever happened. Yeah, right, And the fact you didn't even
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say the words I am sorry Cassie, like you can't even acknowledge her as
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though that was the I mean, there were so many layers to it.
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Cassie's lawyer did say that this video is more about himself than the many people
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that he has heard, and I hope that justice is served at some point.
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I mean, you would like to think with everything that they think they
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have on him or they're trying to, but I don't know, I don't
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know where that's at that. I mean, they raided his home and what
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have you, but he's still off doing whatever. So hopefully at some point,
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Oh, all right, Britney spears. There are people close to her
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that have reached out TODMC with some information that they wanted to leak because they
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say she is in grave danger. So her conservatorship situation a couple of years
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ago, when everybody was freeing Brittany, one of the biggest things that people
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had to concern with was the fact that her dad was bugging her, like
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bugging her home or bugging isn't like putting bugs in the like recording devices.
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He's like, Brittany, he's bugging me. Brittany, quit touching, quit
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poking me. Yeah, he's so annoying. That the biggest problem. And
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they were just like, we got to get rid of this conservatorship. No,
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but there was I guess reasons for the surveillance, not the bugging.
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So what ended up happening is I remember her on social media saying that they
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had like cameras in her room and different things like that. But what we're
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finding out now according to these insiders, that they went to a judge when
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she was with this conservatorship and they asked, can you authorize the monitoring of
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Brittany's communication devices because somebody is supplying her drugs, So they knew something was
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off and they were starting to loosen the rains a little bit. And I
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guess this is when they found out what was going on. So a judge
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was a part of that. So I don't know if now that she settled
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the conservatorship with her dad that they can speak on it. Either way,
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it's it's not a good situation. You hear about drugs occasionally with her,
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I've never known, like for sure, though, So I just always wonder
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how much of it is just mental health issues, how much of it is
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drug use, alcohol or that all of the above. And if there is
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mental health issues, if she's supposed to be on a certain medication because there
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has been rumors that she has is bipolar. Yeah, well, if there
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are that you need to have a balance with, but then you're mixing it
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with something else. I mean again, there's a lot of layers here.
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Yeah, I mean, I've heard even meth being matches. It's like,
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my god, I think her was it her her ex husband? But wasn't
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her oldest kid that came out and said that she was on meth. I'm
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pretty sure it was. Yeah, all right, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez.
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What is going on here? Well, we do know that he officially
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moved out several weeks ago. They were spotted together Jlo and Ben yesterday at
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Ben's kids play. But the weirdest part is they got in the car together
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and Ben drove over to his house that he shares with j Lo, dropped
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her off, and then went back to his new house that he's renting in
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brent One. Maybe just needed a space, maybe he was bugging her.
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Maybe maybe they're just like realizing, hey, we love each other. But
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Gwyneth Paltrow, there's a couple of celebrities that don't live with their significant others.
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I think they're probably just getting divorced. I think it was like a
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real uh fling, not a fling, but it just felt good to get
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back together, the nostalgia of it. And then eventually now you're just living
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together and it's like, oh, yeah, that's right, we're having the
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same problems now as we did twenty years ago. It was really rooting for
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these guys too. Yeah, it's a lot of I mean, we got
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out of it what we needed, right, the whole benefit two point oh.
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That was fun for like a month and now it's just whatever. I
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guess I just want I just want them to be happy, I know.
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And you know that's just it. Like the pictures you see, he always
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looks so just like, ugh, I'm here and I don't want everybody.
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He wants to have a private life and being with j Low, You're just
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not going to get that. It seems like he's never been happy if you
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just base it off his face. And Amanda in the morning on Sage seven
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and well, Amanda not actually here right now. She's busy. She's now
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acting as a hairdresser, a stylist because her daughter, Sidney, who's here
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with us now, Good morning, Sydney. She's given me the absolute stink
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guy. You don't like talking to me, Sidney. What is it about
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me that's so scary? Big ugly head? She's thinking it, I know
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it. Well, it's Sydney's preschool graduate situation today. So it's her preschool
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graduation today, and so she wanted me to curl her hair and I'm going
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to pop over bring him to school. You know, Oh that's very sweet,
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But I'm wondering because you know, your husband, Nick normally gets the
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kids ready and brings him to school. Was he not capable of doing the
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curling, so he did that for the Christmas program, but Sidney requested that
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I handle it today. This is a big day, Sidney. Did your
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dad do a good job when he curled your hair? Briggs said never,
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So then you got to step in as the hair curler. You're doing a
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great job. Your hair looks really good, Sydney, very cute. Hey,
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sid I have a question for you. What do you want to be
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when you grow up? Poop Oh? You guys, why every time do
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we get together? You guys feel it's like whenever Pike is around, they
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want to use the poopy talking. I'm curious. We know better to not
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use those words. Correct, that's for the bathroom. Yes, so,
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Briggs, your sister when she's older, she wants to be you said poop
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right? Yeah? And what what would that life look like as poop oh?
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Gotcha? Gotch? I promise This isn't how it usually goes Pike,
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I promise. So they all say, that's what they all say. Are
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you excited to graduate preschool? No? What happens after preschool? Ice ice
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cream? Yeah, there's an ice cream situation happening after the program today,
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excellent. So they're very excited about that. Can I come get some ice
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cream? Is your mom gonna embarrass you? Do you think she's gonna cry
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at your graduation? She said, curl her hair. She's ready just to
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get her hair curled. All right, Well, we're gonna let a man
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to curl her daughter's hair at preschool graduation happening today. So before bed she
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did tell me last night, she said, Mom, please just don't cry
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so hard because she didn't want me to cry. Does she cry all the
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time or what? Your mom cries a lot? Go ahead and finish curling
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her hair if you don't mind doing mind while that iron's hot. I would
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think that would be boy, This is weird, Sydney just whispered in my
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ear. Is Pike your boyfriend? Mom has a boyfriend. He's also your
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dad. No, dad, this is gitting weird. You'll learn Daddy is
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my husband? Like? Is not dating or city? I have a wife?
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All right, Sydney, you have a great graduation. Okay, we're
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proud of you. Hey by in the morning, big Nuddy eats. These
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are the unspoken workplace rules. You know you think about you go to the
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office. There's just certain rules. I mean, they're not posted anywhere.
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You're not going to find them in the manual that we've all read. I'm
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sure handbook, employee handbook. Thank you, but let me see if you
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agree with these workplace rules, such as don't microwave smelly things. I feel
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like that is something people do all the time. It always smells funky anything
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you're heating up, and if you're not the one eating it, it's probably
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not gonna be a welcome smell. So I don't care. I'm not going
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to stop eating something because of that, right. Like I make tuna,
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I don't microwave the tuna, but hard boiled eggs tuna, like, I'll
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microwave eggs. Typically when people are bringing food for themselves to make, it's
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because they're eating something healthy, so it usually isn't gonna smell. I don't
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know some of the things I used toe getting heated up in our breakroom.
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Besides, when the Sam pizza heizza, It's like that kills me just because
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it smells so good. Don't use other people's garbage cans? Is this a
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rule? Really? I don't care. Every once in a while, if
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I'm doing something, I'm like, oh, if I'm talking to somebody in
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their office, I'll throw a whatever in there. I don't know. I
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feel like we got a really good garbage can to garbage ratio, because there's
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a lot of empty garbage cans. Another unspoken rule of the workplace, please
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turn off the audio on your computer. Leave headphones plugged into it. There's
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nothing more annoying than a constant pinging whenever your neighbor gets a new email.
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There used to be somebody who worked here that would because of course we're listening
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to audio editing doing a bunch of stuff. We're in the business of audio.
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But also would full like full blast. You could hear it across and
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it was just like and the editing, so would be like bike pike bike
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bike bue stopping it starting over and over and over again. That's just in
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any setting. I don't workplace. On a flight, in the grocery store,
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nobody else needs to hear it that or stop it. Talking on your
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speakerphone seems kind of like a no brainer. I'm crazy, although I feel
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bad because my phone seems to be crapping out on me and I can't hear
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it unless it's on speakerphone. So I'm going to have to be that guy
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because I'm too cheap currently to get a new phone or close your door.
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If you're having a personal conversation, whatever it, maybe you don't need to
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be having it for the world to hear. No, unless it's something juicy,
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than by all means open the door. Another unspoken rule of the workplace.
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If you didn't cook it or buy it yourself, it's not your lunch.
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We used to have a problem here, remember that. Yeah, we
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did have somebody stealing food. It happened a couple of times. But then
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they would then they would offer to buy you something else. But that's not
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the same. No, because that's why I brought it. Is because that's
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why want I wanted to eat that. Don't ask about people's personal lives unless
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they bring it up on their own, like we you know, I don't
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know what you what are you going to talk about? Then? You know?
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I mean, don't make it personal and be like, hey, so
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Bob, I heard last I heard you were maybe getting divorced. Where's that?
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Can I get an update on that? Yeah? Usually in the office
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is mostly service surface conversations or very How is your day, did you have
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a good weekend, Happy Monday, live in the dream. I mean,
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you could just hear the whole divers a couple of fake labs, then you
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move on. It's really just quite horrible. And finally, the unspoken rule
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of the workplace. If you see someone eating lunch by themselves quietly, for
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the love of God, don't take it as an opportunity to talk their ear
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off. Lunchtime is personal times. The last time you just had lunch time
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at work, you're in it again. We're here right now and our day
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is already you know, a third over. So it's not like we're usually
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having lunch time here. No, it's not cool, it's not real tradition.
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The last time I had that, I was working at a golf course
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when we were in Florida, and it was like you would get excused for
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lunch and there was a cafeteria really all the people from different you'd come in
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there or take your hat off, sit at a table, and then it
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was always the game of like, you know who's sitting with who? Today
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you're going back to like high school and that, Yeah, they the cool
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kids table. You know. Sometimes you if you saw somebody by themselves,
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like hey, I'm a loser too, Why don't we sit together and be
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losers? But then maybe they don't want that. Yeah, I feel like
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that'd be kind of my downtime. It'd be like, I don't know,
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just true, give me a break well with you it would be Yeah,
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I would rather not have lunch with me. I'd rather not sit talk to
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you. You don't want to sit down and talk with me? Didn't you
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just sign up for that? Sitting down and talking to you just sounds horrible?
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No, imagine a five hours show every day like an in the morning,
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big nutty eight points. You know here, I thought men we were
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just these perfect creatures that women loved everything about us, Oh for sure.
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So you can imagine how distraught I was to read this list of little things
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men do that annoy women. I just couldn't imagine. But how it's lengthy
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so we don't surprise all of us, things like doesn't annoy you that he
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dislikes shopping with you because I was under the impress and that you would rather
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us not be there? Because really, what are we? What purpose are
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we serving? So mine is actually flip flop. My husband cannot stand me
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going with him to different places like he refuses to go to Shield's Costco anything.
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He thinks that I turn into like a weird person, Like I just
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get anxious, especially if we bring the kids. I'm like worried about them
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going through He's like it, just stay home, Like he'd rather just take
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the kids shopping than go with me anywhere. Yeah, I can see that.
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Also, women get annoyed that he can never find things, even when
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they're right and playing sight. This is such a meme at this point about
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guys, but it's so accurate. It's everything. What is it just men?
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Or don't you think women are like that too? No, it is
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totally a man thing. Nick will say something along the lines of, hey,
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I'm looking for this. I'm like, yep, it's in the second
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drawer right here, move this over and nope, it's not there. Do
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you want do you want me to go and see? And then it's like
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you don't want to be condescended, you don't want because you know what's there.
21:00
And then you go and you show it. He's like, did you
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put it there? Yeah, you must put it there because there's way that
21:07
was there. Yeah, Lauren, my wife will always you know, suggests
21:11
places for me to look for things that I'm missing, and it's always I
21:15
get annoyed because she'll be like, well did you look insert obvious place that
21:18
I would have already looked, And then she'll say a second place, what
21:21
did you look here? And then I go, of course I look,
21:23
oh yeah, there there it is? Oh yeah, right there. It
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doesn't don't you Guys just feel they're so embarrassed, but you don't. Do
21:30
you get angry about it? Or is it like, oh, thanks son,
21:33
No, I appreciate the help. Yeah. Yeah. He constantly surfs
21:37
through TV channels instead of settling on something. Annoys women? Does that annoy
21:41
you? I mean, because women are the same. I feel like I'm
21:44
the worst. I'll admit. If we're we're on like Netflix and I'm trying
21:48
to find something, it's like, just can you pick something? I don't
21:51
I don't actually care what it is. At this point, you've got through
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and watched thirty seconds of every single show in the top ten. Pick a
21:57
show, right, Yeah, I know. We sit there for so long
22:00
just not choosing anything, and then eventually hours have gone by and we just
22:03
watched the you know, the preview of like one show. Yeah. Men,
22:07
my husband just puts on the outdoor channel and just it's like it's background
22:11
for anything. It's better than nothing. Very true. Another thing that annoys
22:15
women about men. He always looks like he's not listening to you when you
22:18
speak. How are we supposed to look? And you know what it looks
22:22
like. Somebody is like they're looking straight through you. I know you're not
22:26
hearing me, Like I'm talking to you, but nothing is going in those
22:32
ears. It's like what you don't tell me? You're going on and on
22:37
about a big problem at work or something, and I go, that's dynamite,
22:41
that is that's interesting. Is it obvious that I'm not not actually listening
22:47
exactly? Well, just it would be much more interesting if it was about
22:49
me in some way, you know what I mean. Now, here's what
22:53
you need to know. I didn't think it was gonna happen, But the
22:56
boys came back last night. The timber Loves ended up beating the Nuggets game
23:02
seven ninety eight to ninety They're now going to advance to the Western Conference Finals
23:06
for the second time in franchise history. Just unbelievable. Let's and I cannot
23:11
emphasize this enough. Go I seriously, I've never felt that in my life.
23:17
Really being at a bar last night with just a room full of Timberwolves
23:21
fans who you know, you don't even really know they exist, because like
23:22
we've all been fans, but just sort of been hibernation for so long,
23:26
and to be high five and strangers, Amanda, it was just And when
23:29
they were down twenty, trust me, I had no doubts that they were
23:30
gonna come back. I know, there was so much of him like,
23:33
oh gosh, that's a wrap. Here we go Dallas, so we have
23:37
home court advantage. I mean, really, I like our odds. I
23:40
do all systems go time. What is it Wednesday, seven o'clock or seven
23:44
thirty? Yeah, game one? I think seven thirty Wednesday. It's a
23:47
team of destiny. I mean, can you imagine? Can you imagine?
23:51
I can't An NBA championship in Minnesota that was pretty incredible. I get ahead
23:55
of ourselves. Speaking of championships, Virgo Force or the twenty twenty four us
23:59
H Clark Cup champions for the second time in franchise history after beating Dubuke.
24:03
That happened over the weekends. All right, we're not really a sports talk
24:07
show. If this is your first time tuning in, but there's been a
24:10
lot going on, big weekends. That's huge for the team. Of course,
24:14
the PGA Tour was going on and we were breaking it as it was
24:18
happening. On Friday, Scottie Scheffler getting arrested, huge turn of events.
24:22
He ended up making it just in time for his tea time, which was
24:26
wild. But now we're getting in some behind the scenes information. He sat
24:29
down for a couple of little interviews. He said he had a nice chat
24:32
with an officer on the way to the jail. I guess he was so
24:37
nervous. This guy was like talking to him, calming his nerves. He
24:38
said he was so shook. He really did not know like what was going
24:42
on because he was in so much shock. Of course, like letting that
24:45
all sink in, but also in your mind going like am I actually going
24:48
to get in trouble? What really happened? And am I going to make
24:52
my tea time? That would be very stressful because you don't know, you
24:55
don't know how long it's it gonna take you to get in even if you
24:57
do get bailed out, how long does that process take. It's crazy.
25:00
He made it. He dropping all charges it sounds like, yeah, he
25:03
was stretching, I guess, likee up, gearing up when they said he
25:07
was gonna make it. So it was like practice swinging doing stuff. I'm
25:10
like, this is hilarious. That's just all golfers. I do that.
25:11
If I got a tea time, I'll be like, you know, it'd
25:14
be the gas station doing a couple of these guys. What are these guys
25:18
just turning your body and movie? Yeah, a couple of these guys.
25:21
Little twist fellas known. Yeah, I got you. You just do the
25:23
twist, you get that spine rotation going. Well, he is supposed to
25:26
be in court tomorrow and we're being told the charges are expected to be dropped,
25:30
which thank god, it makes sense. I mean, this guy is
25:33
just so unsuspected. I mean, i'd have to see a video. From
25:37
the sounds of it. He drug an officer. Well, that's what everybody's
25:40
saying. There was no bodycam footage, but there were people that were there
25:42
going okay, this is not exactly how it went down. So he didn't
25:45
he didn't tie the guy up and pull him behind his vehicle, because that's
25:48
what I kind of thought. It was a bit aggressive, all right,
25:51
todays gonna beautiful, enjoy sunshine and a highest seventies in the morning, big
25:56
ninety eight point seven. I mean, it's just happening every day here more
26:00
more people. You gotta play pickleball, pickleball, this and that. It's
26:03
just the fastest growing sport in the world. We just got picked another set
26:07
of pickleball paddles because the kiddo's ruined the ones we had, so now those
26:10
are their pickleball paddles. But now we got a family four pack. So
26:14
you're all in much like the rest of America. But there's a problem.
26:17
A problem is surfaced with pickleball because you might have noticed, like, for
26:21
example, my sister, they live in Northmorehead and there's a park that had
26:25
a tennis court. Well last summer that tennis court became a couple of pickleball
26:29
courts. So this is not everywhere. We're pickleball fans because right behind our
26:33
house actually it's usually a hockey rink in the winter. Yeah, in the
26:36
summer, now it's pickleball, right, It's happening everywhere. But the problem
26:40
being, and this has been brought up at many hoa's around the country,
26:44
that the noise is becoming an issue. Hilarious you say this because there is
26:48
that echo, like you can hear it. It's a pop. I mean
26:52
they describe it as a random pop. It's impulsive sharpness, and the randomness
26:59
of the pops is issued. They say, in an hour of pickleball,
27:02
there was approximately nine hundred pop sounds. And it doesn't want in a residential
27:07
area. And so they built all these pickleball courts, but they may all
27:10
be, you know, getting shut down. So of course ours are temporary
27:14
and people are just kind of starting to find the ones that are by our
27:18
house, and people are starting to pick it up a little bit. It's
27:21
not over the top. Yeah, it's not like you can't go over there
27:22
and play. There's not that many people. But I think I've shared this
27:26
with you. My dad has been a pickleballer for probably eight years. And
27:30
when he first was talking about him like, okay, whatever, but he
27:33
is obsessed with it. He plays probably eight hours a day. I mean,
27:36
it's insane. That's awesome. I mean people love it because it's just
27:40
easier than tennis, right, yeah, older people can do it. For
27:44
a few injuries from his pickleball years, but really he my stepmom texts me
27:48
about six weeks ago. She goes, We're going to need you to probably
27:52
check in on your dad this weekend. I'm like, oh my gosh,
27:55
what's going on. They live in Colorado. In the one place that they
27:57
were playing pickleball, I mean, people would roll in cool like it was
28:00
a huge, huge situation. Same thing happened h o way. The city
28:06
shut it down because it was too noisy, So they ended up having to
28:10
Now they're building in places like this pickleball court, areas that are away from
28:15
homes and doing all that because it is such a problem. Yeah, i
28:18
mean, can you imagine if your house is nearby and all you're hearing is
28:22
my dad was like, I don't I don't care. I'm not going to
28:23
do it. But a lot of these people that were playing went to the
28:26
like hearing that they were having to try to fight for the court, and
28:30
like, pro you got to fight for your right to pickle maybe just so
28:36
good, so good. I've never even tried it, And I'm like,
28:38
I love it. But I'm like a traditional tennis man. You are,
28:42
Can I know this about you? Yeah? I love tennis. I don't
28:47
play nearly as often as I would like to, or should it just because
28:48
it's because golf gets in the way. Yeah, I got rackets. Have
28:52
you ever been in my trunk? I've had a racket in my trunk ready
28:55
to get like the last time you tied me up in there. No,
28:56
I haven't been in your sick thing exactly. Why would I be in your
29:00
trunk. We'll get together at Island Park. It's one of my favorite things
29:03
to do is play little tennis. I mean it's a great workout, very
29:07
challenging. But if I ever and if you're listening, City of Fargo,
29:11
if those tennis courts at Island Park ever get turned into pick a ball,
29:15
we're gonna have any issues. Seriously, I had no idea you were a
29:18
tennis player. I wouldn't call tennis. Yes, person who played tennis from
29:22
time to time, I'll give you that