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BUCKINGHAM PALACE FACES ANDREW COVER-UP CLAIMS AS VAL KILMER ATTACK RESURFACES AND JIMMY KIMMEL RECONSIDERS HIS FUTURE · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Advice shooters.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to the naughty Banna Sham your house, Rob Shooter.
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Speaker 1: So hard though, because grinning okay, first five nineties do
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Speaker 1: not yell at me. I know it's very hard to
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Speaker 1: complain about weather when I live in that way. But
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Speaker 1: it's been so gloomy the best couple of days. It's
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Speaker 1: people don't realize it, like a seasonal depression or like
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Speaker 1: the weather which affect your mood.
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Speaker 2: Oh absolutely. I lived in Scotland for four years and
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Speaker 2: we didn't see the sun for four years, and I
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Speaker 2: was actually almost quite for four years. But I didn't
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Speaker 2: realize it until I lived in a sunny country. So
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Speaker 2: when I lived in and it was always grey, so
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Speaker 2: I just was always like, oh this is the weather.
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Speaker 2: When I moved to New York, we have some lovely days,
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Speaker 2: like the sunny showy today I went for I was
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Speaker 2: beautiful and I've got used to it. And I went
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Speaker 2: back home at Christmas Britain in December. Oh it's Grid
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Speaker 2: and I felt a little depressed. It is real. Bruce
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Speaker 2: suffers from it too, seasonal depression, the weather. I'm gonna
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Speaker 2: one time? Is it my friends in? Is d time?
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Speaker 2: This is not a happy story, a bad story coming
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Speaker 2: out of London. So Buckingham Palace is allegedly concealed evidence
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Speaker 2: against the disgraced Prince Andrew for maybe as long as
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Speaker 2: six years. So bucking And Palaces is facing explosive accusations
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Speaker 2: over its handling of evidence linked to the former Prince Andrew.
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Speaker 2: According to a new report, Palace officials received thousand of
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Speaker 2: emails back in twenty twenty alleging that Andrew had shared
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Speaker 2: confidential government information while serving as a trade envoy. So,
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Speaker 2: if you remember his mom, the Queen got in this job.
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Speaker 2: He was not qualified. Everybody in Whitehall, which is really
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Speaker 2: the government in Britain, they knew. They knew that, but
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Speaker 2: he was the Queen's favorite son and he needed a job,
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Speaker 2: so they made him a trade envoy. He knew nothing
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Speaker 2: about trade. He only wanted to go to the countries
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Speaker 2: he wanted to go to, and so he got this
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Speaker 2: purely because of his mom mate. And at the time,
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Speaker 2: allegedly there were a lot of emails saying this. The
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Speaker 2: Queen was warned, Many people were warned, but nobody could
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Speaker 2: do anything because they were frightened of upsetting the queen. Now,
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Speaker 2: as you know, anyone that listens to this show, anyone
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Speaker 2: that knows me knows I'm a huge fan of Queen Elizabeth's.
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Speaker 2: But there might have been a problem here. Let's be honest.
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Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure there was nepotism. Giving somebody a job
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Speaker 2: that they are not qualified for just because they're related
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Speaker 2: to somebody important. It never works out. And Andrew's a
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Speaker 2: bad man. Whether or not he's guilty of this, we
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Speaker 2: will find out, but we all know at this point
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Speaker 2: he's not a good man. He's not somebody that you
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Speaker 2: would be proud of to have as your son. The
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Speaker 2: Queen did not know that. You know, sometimes a mother's love,
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Speaker 2: a friend's love, can be blind Donnie, I won't have
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Speaker 2: a word said about you, and everyone's told me you're
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Speaker 2: a stinker, and just saying you can be blinded by love.
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Speaker 2: I'm not excusing it, but I fear here, donnay that
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Speaker 2: the Palace has a lot to answer for. What do
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Speaker 2: you think?
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Speaker 1: Okay, yes, I agree, and I think that you said
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Speaker 1: it right. The Palace has a lot to answer for
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Speaker 1: because here's the thing. The President will go with the
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Speaker 1: Queen and the.
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Speaker 2: President, you know, the things similar.
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Speaker 1: The similar thing, but they're you know, there's status a
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Speaker 1: lot of the time does in name only. There are
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Speaker 1: twenty thirty forty fifty people who do all the decision
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Speaker 1: making for them in the day to day of things
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Speaker 1: that they are left out of. And I doubt every
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Speaker 1: day that Queen Elizabeth was on her iPhone looking at
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Speaker 1: her Gmail going oh, there's a little email about Prince Andrew.
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Speaker 2: I see what you're saying.
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Speaker 1: I doubt she was even notified the little trivial good
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Speaker 1: And I hate to use the word trivial, but in
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Speaker 1: the grand scheme of things, that is considered trivial.
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Speaker 2: Smaller, smaller, let's say, a smaller email. Yeah, I understand
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Speaker 2: what you're saying. Here. If you run a big company
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Speaker 2: or even a small company like me, the things that
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Speaker 2: land on my desk are the most problematic. If a
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Speaker 2: problem can be solved before it gets to me, it's solved.
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Speaker 2: They are only problems that come to me are the
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Speaker 2: ones that cannot be solved. People, I have a team
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Speaker 2: of people who do a ton of work. Thank you
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Speaker 2: very much. I love you. Deally, you will and you're right,
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Speaker 2: you're right, and you're right. A lot of the day
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Speaker 2: to day stuff I don't see, not because I don't
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Speaker 2: want to see it, but it's just not brought to
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Speaker 2: my attention. The Queen's the top of a massive company here.
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Speaker 2: We think of it as family, but we shouldn't think
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Speaker 2: of the Royal Palace, think of Bookingham Palace. Think of
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Speaker 2: the royal family as a company. And she's the head
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Speaker 2: of the company. She's the CEO, she's the boss of it.
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Speaker 2: In the same way that I think Mark Zuckerberg doesn't
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Speaker 2: know every detail about Facebook or doesn't know it, he
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Speaker 2: knows the really big stuff. I would argue that that
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Speaker 2: this is this is big stuff now. It feels like
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Speaker 2: big stuff now because we know the whole story. But
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Speaker 2: you're right, Donny six years ago, a guy who had
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Speaker 2: a job that shouldn't have had a job. That was
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Speaker 2: really the criticism. This wasn't people saying they had been
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Speaker 2: raped or sexually abused by Andrew, and so maybe there
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Speaker 2: is some cover here. Although I am a believer. If
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Speaker 2: your name is on that desk, if your name is
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Speaker 2: it's your Yeah, you do, you do. That's why you
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Speaker 2: have to surround yourself with really good people like I have,
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Speaker 2: apart from one for one little shady one that I
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Speaker 2: can't get rid of. But nevertheless, you've got to surround
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Speaker 2: yourself with really good people, which brings us to our
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Speaker 2: whole question after the day, but Kingham Palace may have
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Speaker 2: concealed evidence against the former Prince Andrew for six yes,
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Speaker 2: did the Queen know what? Did the queen know? Did
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Speaker 2: the late Queen know? Hey? Your vote on Twitter page
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Speaker 1: Well, you know, the old saying is you're not supposed
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Speaker 1: to speak ill love the dead. It is you know
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Speaker 1: some people go well, director Adam Marcus is not, you know,
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Speaker 1: abiding by that role. He is calling Val Kilmer the
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Speaker 1: worst human One year after the actor did so. Marcus
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Speaker 1: he directed the you know top Gun, you know that
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Speaker 1: old little you know, that big eat video indie film
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Speaker 1: called hun and he's basically saying that Falcilmer was the
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Speaker 1: worst person on the planet. He's a horrible human being.
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Speaker 1: And he having no problems coming out saying this.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: Look, I do believe that if you are a terrible
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Speaker 1: human being, do you all of a sudden because you're dead,
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Speaker 1: does that like do away with everything that you did know?
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Speaker 1: But it makes you wonder, why are you waiting a
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Speaker 1: year for this to now come out? Or you you
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Speaker 1: didn't want to say anything then because he could defend himself.
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Speaker 1: That's the only problem I have with people saying things
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Speaker 1: about somebody when they're dead is they're not there to
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Speaker 1: defend themselves at all, Right.
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Speaker 2: Right along, right, right right. It's a complicated one. We
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Speaker 2: know from working in this business. We've had the rarest
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Speaker 2: human beings. Was not a table person to work with.
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Speaker 2: I'm being gentle. It's a tricky person. That's a co
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Speaker 2: wordy with celebrity journalism. He was a tricky person. We
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Speaker 2: know this. We've heard the rumors enough people have said it.
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Speaker 2: The question is, is saying it now that he's dead
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Speaker 2: really awful or is it part of a longer conversation
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Speaker 2: about the complicated legacy of the actor. I think we
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Speaker 2: should look at things in a holistic way. I do.
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Speaker 2: I think that they can be good and bad in
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Speaker 2: the same person. That's what makes human beings so interesting.
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Speaker 2: No Marty with the exception of being or one hundred
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Speaker 2: percent good, and no Buddy with the exception of Donna
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Speaker 2: or one hundred percent bad. We're all somewhere in the
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Speaker 2: middle and Welkim. Unfortunately, it seems from what the reports
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Speaker 2: I've heard, the pendulum swung towards the naughty. He was
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Speaker 2: not that nice. The question is should we be talking
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Speaker 2: about it. I'm going to stick my neck out and
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Speaker 2: say yes, I think we should. We can do it
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Speaker 2: in a really dignified, kind, nice manner. But pretending stuff
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Speaker 2: didn't exist, tending people didn't do something doesn't make it
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Speaker 2: go away. We can say he was an incredible actor.
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Speaker 2: He made some great movies. He had a horrible struggle
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Speaker 2: with his health, and it's war for what happened to
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Speaker 2: him along the way. He was not the easiest to
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Speaker 2: work with. There, that's a nice way of saying it.
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Speaker 2: And you all know exactly what I mean. Do you think, Donnie,
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Speaker 2: that we should just say it? Do you think that
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Speaker 2: we should sugarcoat it a little bit? I like a
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Speaker 2: spoonful of sugar? What about you?
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Speaker 1: I mean, it does make you know, the medicine go
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Speaker 1: down a little easier.
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Speaker 2: But I also.
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Speaker 1: Am if somebody though, if you know somebody's tricky and
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Speaker 1: yet everyone around them is sugarcoating it, the person's going
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Speaker 1: to remain tricky because.
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Speaker 2: We did never change responsible. Yeah, he never changed. That's interesting.
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Speaker 2: Why are we doing this? Are we doing this to
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Speaker 2: change behavior which we can't because he's no longer us?
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Speaker 2: Are we doing this to make to paint a full picture?
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Speaker 2: And so that's a really good point. Why white, hellutle,
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Speaker 2: why reveal it? I think we should Okay, moving along,
10:07
Speaker 2: Cramo Brown, I think I'm pronouncing that right. He's one
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Speaker 2: of the queer eyes who've got his own shirt. He's
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Speaker 2: really revealing the final struggle that led to the Queer
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Speaker 2: Eye fallout. So if you remember, there was a rumor
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Speaker 2: that he caught the cast talking about him, and it
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Speaker 2: gets worse. He was with his mom, Oh, that's embarrassing.
10:24
Speaker 2: So he said his mom did overhear these horrible comments too,
10:29
Speaker 2: and he said that it devastated her, And that really
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Speaker 2: did become the final story in a relationship that was
10:34
Speaker 2: already deteriorating for years. There was a lot of real,
10:37
Speaker 2: real competition between these guys. They all wanted to be
10:41
Speaker 2: the start. They'd seen what happened to the first Queer Eye.
10:43
Speaker 2: Carson Cressley went on to be the breakout star, and
10:46
Speaker 2: we do not really know about the other ones, and
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Speaker 2: so they did not want that to happen to them.
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Speaker 2: He did go on to say that he felt depressed
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Speaker 2: and isolated and unwelcome during filming. Now, my sources have
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Speaker 2: pushback and said he was a problem, to which he
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Speaker 2: does admit. He does say that he was not blameless
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Speaker 2: and acknowledges there there was times when he was very
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Speaker 2: emotional and that contributed to the conflict. It makes me
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Speaker 2: sad here, but it's not that unusual. A lot of
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Speaker 2: TV shows, even shows that are still on the air now,
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Speaker 2: they all pretend to be best friends. You've done it,
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Speaker 2: like the radio show has done it. You've done it
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Speaker 2: on TV shows. It's part of acting. It's part of
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Speaker 2: the job. It's part of making the listener of the
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Speaker 2: viewer want to believe that you are a family. And
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Speaker 2: in most cases I've worked on different shows, different ready shows,
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Speaker 2: it's not the case. What do you think what swee?
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Speaker 1: You put five or six a game in in a
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Speaker 1: room together, petty. That is the name of the game, petty.
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Speaker 1: But you have to here's the thing, the whole queer
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Speaker 1: eye cast. I feel like the problem is with a
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Speaker 1: lot of these things is the show got so big
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Speaker 1: so fast that the reality is is that does go
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Speaker 1: to Bee's head? You become this huge star. Now you
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Speaker 1: think about it. Now you don't really hear about any
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Speaker 1: of them except for the negativity. There's also a lot
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Speaker 1: of there's a lot of insiders and I know personal
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Speaker 1: people who have said Jonathan van Ness is also a
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Speaker 1: little tricky.
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Speaker 2: Tricky.
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Speaker 1: It's a little tricky. And the thing is, though they're
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Speaker 1: lucky because if that was my mom on set, who
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Speaker 1: overheard she would have burnt the whole.
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Speaker 2: Set down swinging because and that's so they're lucky that
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Speaker 2: it didn't go farther than it did. Why I imagine.
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Speaker 1: Being the one person who granted the rest of them
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Speaker 1: insiders and didn't really get along either. But it's easier
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Speaker 1: to find an ally with someone who you're against if
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Speaker 1: you're both against the same person.
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Speaker 2: Yes, you have the same enemy, and then you become friends.
12:57
Speaker 2: So they all had as an enemy hit. You did
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Speaker 2: say this show did explode. We are so lucky, Donny,
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Speaker 2: that we've never been on a hit. So lucky. Everything
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Speaker 2: we've done has been sort of the road, middle of
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Speaker 2: the road. Can you imagine if this show exploded, would
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Speaker 2: fall out of me? That's the side of a hit
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Speaker 2: where the cast is fighting. It never happens on the flops.
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Speaker 2: It's a hit show. Okay, quickly, before we get a break,
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Speaker 2: Jimmy Kimmel is shedding some light on his own exit
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Speaker 2: plans from Late Night. What does he have to say?
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Speaker 1: He is saying, Look, so everybody is now because remember
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Speaker 1: we are Remember Jimmy was you know.
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Speaker 2: He was suspended for a.
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Speaker 1: And ever since then, I can imagine that his relationship
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Speaker 1: with ABT and Disney is a tricky that's the word
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Speaker 1: of the day. There's a lot of talk about him
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Speaker 1: also leaving Late Night TV, and especially after Stephen Colbert
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Speaker 1: was canceled, and he has personally gone on the attack
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Speaker 1: again CBS saying basic because the rumor is now is
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Speaker 1: that Late Night's dying, and Jimmy and them are like, no, no,
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Speaker 1: no, no no, you just don't want to pay the money anymore.
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Speaker 1: That's which is a business decision. But Jimmy is saying
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Speaker 1: he felt defeated since Stephen got you know, but also
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Speaker 1: he wants to leave responsibly because he doesn't want to
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Speaker 1: put his team out of work.
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Speaker 2: That's very nice.
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Speaker 1: If we know anything, that means he will not be
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Speaker 1: reseigning his contract. That means he's already thought about.
14:28
Speaker 2: It's sort about twenty twenty seven. Twenty seven twenty contract expires.
14:33
Speaker 2: I've done stories saying he's not renewing that contract and
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Speaker 2: he'll tell his team really soon, so they have a
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Speaker 2: year to find another trend, which I think is a
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Speaker 2: very kind thing to do. But I don't think he's
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Speaker 2: going to continue with the show after the contract and
14:46
Speaker 2: TV is changing. We're seeing that at sixty minutes, we're
14:48
Speaker 2: seeing that, and we can all blame it on management
14:51
Speaker 2: or people taking over who are in experience. Even without
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Speaker 2: these people coming along, even without the political influences, T
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Speaker 2: is changing, and nobody wants to acknowledge it. Nobody wanted
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Speaker 2: to acknowledge magazines. We're changing, and look at the mess
15:05
Speaker 2: that they are in. They've got to get ahead of this.
15:07
Speaker 2: It is streaming, it is online, it is YouTube. We've
15:11
Speaker 2: had to change, and TV has to change to. Okay,
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Speaker 2: we're going to take a quick break and it will
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Speaker 2: be right back. Have you met Nudibnaia and your hair
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Speaker 2: shoot with her dear friend Donny Meecham, Hey, Donnie, let's
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Speaker 2: get to the polls. So extra so extra so. Jennifer Lopez,
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Speaker 2: we revealed this on our last show, supports a child
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Speaker 2: but doesn't want to tell their story. I think we
15:36
Speaker 2: know what we're talking about here. We've we've been very
15:38
Speaker 2: gentle about this subject for literally months. We know what's
15:41
Speaker 2: happening with one of Jen's kids. They are now becoming
15:45
Speaker 2: more and more open about it, changing their name, changing
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Speaker 2: their pronouns. Jennifer hasn't commented on it. Is this the
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Speaker 2: right move? Or the wrong move where the right move.
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Speaker 2: Eighty four percent said it is the right move. I
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Speaker 2: think she's handled it really beautifully. Yeah, Race, Grace, Grace, Hey,
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Speaker 1: I do want to know we are in the two
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Speaker 1: we come. Our parents had to accept our differences as well.
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Speaker 1: We just because she is not speaking out about it,
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Speaker 1: I want to reiterate, does not mean she doesn't support them.
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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yes, just want to thank you.
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Speaker 1: Parents don't have to go out and tell their kids
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Speaker 1: to tell them that they love them and support them.
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Speaker 2: Leave it. Thank you. Yep.
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Speaker 1: Kendall Jinn, Jacob Lordie a lot of romance for a
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Speaker 1: Roman you imagine to do it like I want some ramen.
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Speaker 1: see it was over to Tokyo.
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Speaker 2: Imagine having that kind of.
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Speaker 2: It's sweet, ridiculous and rich. I love it. I'm jealous. Well,
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Speaker 2: they're in Tokyo and the only reason we know about
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Speaker 2: it is the restaurant they popped into took a picture
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Speaker 2: of them that we know. I like it, god less. YEA.
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Speaker 2: Love is love is love is loving. You two are
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Speaker 2: love and that love is Roman. That's kind of that's
17:33
Speaker 2: that's actually a good title for a book. And is
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Speaker 2: the day Blake Liveliest dragged just In belt Only back
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Speaker 2: into court. Weeks after the lawsuit settlement. I want to
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Speaker 2: tell you what the story is, but I don't even
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Speaker 2: care about the story.
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Speaker 1: What I care about is Blake, Blake Blague.
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Speaker 2: Let me just feel everybody about technically what's happening, which
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Speaker 2: I don't really care about. Again, I just Blague. So
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Speaker 2: weeks after the settlement, I just ordered the ends with
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Speaker 2: us CO stars back into court to address damages connecting
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Speaker 2: to Baldone is dismissed four hundred million dollar before mention
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Speaker 2: lawsuit that he brought against her after she brought a
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Speaker 2: lawsuit against him. So she wants damages. She doesn't just
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Speaker 2: want damage, if she wants triple damages, punitive damages. I
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Speaker 2: don't know quite what that all means, but it sounds
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Speaker 2: very hundred Blake, he doesn't have a black I'm so
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Speaker 2: sick of this story and naughtyoust of the day. Let's
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Speaker 2: end with Blake a moment of rum, get a rag,
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Speaker 2: Thank you, darling. Happiness isn't having at all, it's appreciating
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Speaker 2: what you have. Many people spend their live chasing the
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Speaker 2: next achievement. I used to do that, chasing the next purchase.
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Speaker 2: But true happiness doesn't come from having anything. It comes
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Speaker 2: from recognizing the value of what you already have in
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Speaker 2: your life. Gratude shifts your focus from what's missing to
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Speaker 2: what's present. If I looked at my life today, I
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Speaker 2: could moan a little bit about, Oh I'm disappointed about this,
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Speaker 2: or I wish I've got that. If you'd asked me
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Speaker 2: twenty years ago, would I like to lift this life?
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Speaker 2: I wouldn't have believed that I could live this life
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Speaker 2: to pay my bill. Sitting in a closet with Donnie
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Speaker 2: and podcasting, I mean, it's still sick, so I should
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Speaker 2: work in a shop that's what all my friends are doing.
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Speaker 2: And so I try to have gratitude all the time.
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Speaker 2: And once again, I don't look at what I don't have.
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Speaker 2: I look at what I do, and my piece of
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Speaker 2: the pie is just great. And I would argue yours
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Speaker 2: is to buddy think Donnie, gratitude you're that you struggle
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Speaker 2: with it.
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Speaker 1: I do sometimes struggle with it because it's hard. There's
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Speaker 1: a lot of times where you're like, oh, I'm overwhelmed
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Speaker 1: by the negativity and the stuff going on around me
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Speaker 1: that it's sometimes hard to see through. Very what good
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Speaker 1: things you have? Very were a lot of times where
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Speaker 1: I sit around and I go, I'm in my own
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Speaker 1: one vegroom apartment.
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Speaker 2: Yes, paying your bills and your friends with robture today
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Speaker 2: want would you want? Hey? That is it for today?
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Speaker 2: Thank you so much for listening. So they're not even
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Speaker 2: buy my book Donnie? It started with a whisper. Thank
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Speaker 2: you very much. It's started with I don't care about that.
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Speaker 2: I just won't you have money buying my book. If
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Speaker 2: It did very well in the beginning and now it's
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