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Sister Wives S6 E9 - Sister Wives On the Ropes - Part 2 · My Sister Wives Podcast

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What does the nanny do? OK, so we're done.
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Goodbye. You shut it off.
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Do not twist my words. Do not make me a victim.
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Sweetie. Just look at the mountain.
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That's what you saw. That day, just the knife in the
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kidneys over all these years and
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love you. Where we left off on the last
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episode was the Browns and the
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the teeny tiny miniature Assembly Hall auditorium for
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this panel discussion about polygamy.
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The highs, the lows, the dangers, the thrills, the
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excitements, the love, the triumphs.
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The editing on this was a little
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sudden it's like Meri's just talking.
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Now what we realize is that we're going to get a little bit
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of an introduction from each wife.
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So they're going to go through them and give them each a little
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Is it helpful? Up to you to decide.
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But that's where we are going, even though we didn't know it
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while watching the episode. No, they give weird sound bites
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during the entire panel. Yeah, we get bits and halves and
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It's very apparent when you're watching it that they're cutting
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little odd. Just want to let everybody know
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that ahead of time. Not only is it choppy, but we're
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questions. So not even teed up, just kind
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And one of our favorite quotes is misappropriated, misused.
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I don't even know. Yeah.
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But like a Barnacle on a whale's back, it's grown on all of us,
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I've never watched this. I've never seen this before.
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So you didn't even know? I didn't know and.
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And I let down our dear listeners.
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I was let down the lead up to this.
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I thought this was going to be much more aggressive than it
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was. Turns out Robyn's a fucking
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faker as per usual. God damn.
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Nothing new there. Nothing new there at all.
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First we're going to hear from Meri.
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We're going to hear a little bit about her back story.
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And Meri says when I was just a young baby, my mom was
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introduced to plural marriage and decided it was the life for
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her. I did not know that Meri was
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already born when brought into plural marriage.
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That was interesting to me. I don't recall through Becoming
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Sister Wives, their book or through other ventures that
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they've done or stories they've shared if we really learn about
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her mom and dad's entry into polygamy.
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But she was quite young when that happened.
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Her parents were married. There wasn't really, as far as I
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They were, you know, whatever they were doing and then became
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polygamous. There usually is a salacious
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story involved, but not sure of the details on that.
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Something happened. Then we hear from Janelle.
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Janelle talks about growing up in the mainstream Mormon LDS
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church. And then you know Janelle.
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Oh, see, I feel like in the last episode, I just gave her a
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mustard seed and I'm going to crush that mustard seed and
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spread it on a Wiener because she just, she disappoints with
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She doesn't say Meri's brother, but she met a guy.
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And then through meeting that guy, she was introduced to
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Meri's family and they became her token polygamist friends.
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And I'm going, excuse me? What the fuck?
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No, you married Meri's brother. You were part of her family, and
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That's quite a bit different than the story she gave at this
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panel. So there's our big first lie at
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the panel right there. Very, very odd way of saying
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that, darling. I just don't know why she can't.
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because they don't want it to color their story.
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But it's blatant lies and it's
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They lie and. Then we get our little
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introduction from Christine Brown.
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Little Princess of Plagues. Yes, polygamous royalty, that
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one. Christine says.
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I was raised in a polygamist family.
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I had two moms. What I didn't know was that I
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was raised in fear because we were told from a young age that
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if people find out, our dad is
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Oh Lord. My God, if they found out that
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he was a polygamist he would be thrown in prison.
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So apparently she didn't know that she was being raised in
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fear. I guess most people probably
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don't know they're being raised in fear until they figure it
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out. It's interesting how her
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reflection seems a bit siloed at
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Oh, so you now know that you were raised in fear, but you're
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not going to connect those dots to even.
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To your own kids, having to do
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For years and years I know I I I
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too much here. Being raised in fear.
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Fucking awful. Yeah, not good.
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It changes you, obviously. It's scary.
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How would you know you're being raised in fear until you're her
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age now and decided to come out as a family?
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It's more disturbing yet again
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And Christine with her rose colored glasses.
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It's a theme for her life as we know she references it in her
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book a lot. She was just sunny disposition
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optimistic Christine little bit in denial about the truth which
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works for this family. Now we get a clip from Robyn for
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her introduction and once again you guys friendly reminder that
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none of this is connected or really makes sense they.
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Obviously cut the shit out of her quality.
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Storytelling, she says. I fell in love with their family
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and I'm very happy with my family.
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We're not perfect, but what family is?
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OK, interesting. That's your story once again,
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production cut the shit out of
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So who knows what her actual spiel was, but they just leave
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her with that It was. Probably worse than that.
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That was probably the best that she said.
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So they're like, that's what we'll keep.
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I mean as we know her mommy was maybe Holly under duress
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situation until they got married.
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There we go, There we go. Plague mommy cheating mommy
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situation. Allegedly.
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Allegedly. Allegedly.
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Allegedly. Thank you, Legal.
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So yeah. But now we can't hear from the
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four wives without hearing from Kody as well, Darling.
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And what does Kody share with the audience?
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Kody says my experience with plural marriage has not been an
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easy one. It has been a challenge for us
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but it has been a blessing and
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marry the women I love. Wow, how poetic.
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Puke. I noticed here that Meri is
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sitting right next to Kollene and Aspen and Logan are sitting
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in the front row. Yes.
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So we thought and we knew that
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Logan is a surprise guest. We don't hear from him in the
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episode. No, but they're there to support
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their parents. We don't see him other than the
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back and side of his profile. Obviously it's Logan and Logan
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is sitting with Aspen. They're there to support their
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parents. Good for them.
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And I just want to make note about how they were giving him
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shit about not being there for
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Independent and he's too good for them.
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You're right. And here he is now.
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He does go to UNLV, but he's there supporting his family.
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Like, fuck you people. And I think it was Aspen that
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you gave the shit stain to that week.
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And now she's sitting next to him in the auditorium.
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I did. Aspen.
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I hope you learned a lesson girl.
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I hope you did, Darwin. He was right there next to you
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in that front row, supporting your mom.
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And like you said, with Meri being right next to Kollene,
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they are right in the middle of the stage, right?
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So it's Meri on one side, Kollene and then all the wives
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on the other side, and all of the other anti plagues on the
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other side of Kollene. I wonder if they put Kollene in
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the middle there because she's
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last or actually knew the family, or if they even went
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that far as to think about that.
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From a producer's lens, I would think that she might be the one
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that gets the most combative, so that's why I would put her
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there. But interestingly enough, as
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we're getting these shots through the scene, Meri seems
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very pleasant overall and almost has body language of being
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totally cool. And she referenced she was not
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way that she glances over and looks at Kollene where it's
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pretty nice and pretty open and welcoming.
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So seeing Kollene be how she can be next to Meri.
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And then Meri's like, I'm just here, I'm cool, I'm mayor and
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I'm like, OK, here we go, girls. We got we got Robyn on the end
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Oh yeah, she's at far. End Saucy.
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Opening that big jaw. Yep, it's a big dill.
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She's got the dill pickle jar and she's on the end.
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She's getting saucy. We're going to hear from Willie
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next about his experience. Willie says my experience of
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polygamy was hell. When 1 mother was mad at
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another, instead of taking it out on the mother, she took it
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My father was never around and
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when he was he wasn't a very decent person.
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And he's like doe eyed and he's not even giving us much about
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his family. He's not saying when my father
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was around he would hit us with the belt or he would do this or
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that. He's saying he wasn't a decent
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person. He's implying things that we're
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supposed to, I guess make up or we're.
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Supposed to infer. And it does align with his
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whole, you know, cult upbringing
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know, the whole thing that we discussed before, clearly not
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comfortable with public speaking.
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You don't have to be from a cult
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speaking. But he's pretty reserved during
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this entire thing. The bits he gives us are sad and
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there's obviously a problem there.
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You can just tell based on his
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there is more to the story. Way more to the story.
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But to be fair for Willie, they we also don't get a lot of
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juicy details from anybody in this panel, and it might be
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because of the editing. We really just get some
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salacious and some building confrontation and combativeness,
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but I'm not so sure that we get a lot of details that we want
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to get here. We'll see.
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We'll see where the journey takes us.
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Maybe a few more yucky, yucky things, but yeah.
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So as what happened with the Browns, it's going to happen
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with the anti plague folk and we're moving on from Willie to
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Christine Marie. And a reminder from our Part 1,
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she is the brains and beauty behind the Netflix documentary
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Trust Me, the False Prophet, which came out on Netflix
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earlier this year that we highly
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And Christine Marie, she does share more about her story than
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Willie did, doesn't she? I love how I'm like, oh, not
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much gets shared and then it's
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to let it all out. Yeah, it's really sad, she says.
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I thought I was the first wife.
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Then he had a revelation that another woman was going to be
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the first wife and I was going to have to financially support
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Still, she looks like a Lindsay Lohan music video from that era.
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yeah, is literally running down in a single line from each.
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Like a triangle? Like a triangle, triangle down
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to the skinny line. And it looked to me like stage
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makeup. It looked like it was placed
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there. It was.
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It was actually gorgeous. I'm like gorgeous, darling,
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gorgeous it. Literally looked like a scene
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out of a movie where someone was
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hadn't seen this before. They cut to her because of the
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jarring editing. So she's sitting there looking a
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little like I'm Kollene, You know what you're getting
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yourself into. And then all of a sudden she has
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this teardrop mascara going down
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girls, been feeling some feels
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And it's like, Robyn, that's what it looks like when you cry,
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you dumb bitch. Oh snap, snap.
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Kollene shares that sister wives
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They hate each other and if they're your babysitter, those
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kids are going to be beat and abused by those moms and her
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kids. Like and her kids.
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Yeah, remember we were just talking about Meri's
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embarrassing situation where she
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with these kids, and the mothers
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You take that another few steps further and you've got a mother
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not only abusing a kid that's not her bio kid, but allowing
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her children to do it. It's not hard for me to imagine.
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It's very easy for me to imagine
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control. Oh, as a mom, that breaks my
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fucking heart. It breaks my heart.
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I don't know if I could if my husband and I both died in a
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horrific flaming car accident and we had to leave our
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children. I mean, obviously they'd be
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going to my sister and her husband.
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I just think that they would do the best and closest job of
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raising them. But do I know that they would be
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treated exactly the same as my
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No, and that fucking kills me inside.
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If I ever died and my husband got remarried to another woman,
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do I think she would ever treat my children how I would treat
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them? No, and I'd probably haunt the
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motherfucking shit out of her.
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I told my husband, I'm like, if I ever die and you get
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remarried, it's not that I don't
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will haunt her because. Especially when she's getting
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that good D girl. I'm just, I'm just scared that
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my kids will not be treated the same as other people's kids if
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they're step or adopted or whatever.
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I just don't know how that works
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those shoes and it's scary to me.
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And it's very sad to think of even another mom in general.
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I couldn't have the heart to beat another child if and if it
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wasn't mine. I couldn't even imagine that.
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But obviously these women are pitted against each other, So
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what else would they do? The children are pitted against
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each other. Everyone is pitted against each
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other for the dad's affection,
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would happen. Yeah, the resentment growing,
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the anger being misplaced. When you think about in life,
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you don't even have to be a polygamist to have your anger
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grow and your resentment be misplaced.
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And all of a sudden you're in this situation where it's
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probably all magnified. You can be a stepmom and be
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removed from it and not want to be fucking the ex-husband and
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have this happen. Now imagine wanting to fuck the
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same guy. Right.
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Of course it's going to happen.
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Christine's aunt Kristyn shares her experience of taking on
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another sister wife. And she says when my husband
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married his second wife, my heart was broken.
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And when they drove away on their honeymoon, I didn't know
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heard things, I thought I was going to die.
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I was pretty much suicidal by then.
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So she's talking about hearing her husband fuck his second
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wife. Right.
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When she says, when I started to hear things, I heard things I
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can't even imagine. And you're supposed to be OK
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with this. And you're supposed to pretend
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I kept thinking in my mind about how the Browns we're in a
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trailer, when Janelle joined the family, and I guess maybe
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even when Christine did. I don't know.
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Details are a little hazy to me, but there's always this
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implication of hearing through the paper thin walls.
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So these women sitting on this stage have probably all
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experienced what she's talking about now.
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Do they identify with being suicidal?
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Couldn't say that. But they know what she's talking
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They are sitting there doing whatever.
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I do notice as this moves on, Christine does a lot of looking
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down, staring out, not really looking at the people that are
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experience, but I'm not here to acknowledge that.
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You know, I've got to come up with my rationales, my
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justifications and what I'm going to say next, but I can't
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having sex with them and I'm supposed to hear it and just be
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keep sweet about it. Supposed to keep sweet.
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And I can't even join in. I mean, come on, come on.
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Well, with your background you'd be knocking at the door being
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like, don't hold out on me. Hello, here we go.
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Now. But yeah, I mean it.
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Oh. My God.
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Oh. Lord, my God, troubling at best.
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that's not your vibe, that's not
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And Christine does, you know, jump in here to say something to
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her aunt. Oh, we gloss over the suicidal
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bit. Oh, of course, but we can't dive
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into that. Yeah, can't talk about the
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incest, can't talk about the suicide.
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Moving on. And so when Christine has this
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opportunity for rebuttal, she says, Aunt Kristyn, I love you,
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but I just don't know what I'm
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I remember you so well. And I remember your husband.
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And he was not a nice man. And she's trying to draw the
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connection here of, OK, you know, you're talking about these
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things that your nasty husband
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Well. I'm pointing out to you that
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that makes sense to me because
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asshole. Meanwhile, as I was saying, she
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has to identify with what her aunt is actually saying.
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So it's just more denial and more rejection and more crazy
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talk. And you know, of course, Kristyn
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does respond to her saying, well, I'm so glad that you're
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happy, but your family's an anomaly.
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And all around me are people whose stories are heartbreaking.
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So it's it's weird too, because of it being the niece aunt
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situation. They haven't seen each other in
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so long. There's this situation going on
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with them and Christine basically saying I hear you but
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your husband was an asshole so I
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point. Robyn has to put her beak out
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there, Robyn says. But you've also heard so many
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great stories, too. And I'm going what the fuck, out
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of nowhere and backed by who? Where is this backed by?
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How is it that Robyn can even say to this woman straight faced
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you've heard a lot of great stories, Like why are you
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telling me my experience of the stories that I've heard?
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Like insane Robyn is so dumb. She is so dumb.
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Hey, you're one against 5 bitch.
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You're one. Family is five.
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You don't know my life. You don't know my life, Robyn.
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And Robyn interrupts and says who you marry makes a huge
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difference. Of course, of course it does.
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Yeah, Robyn continues. I have a mother and sisters that
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starts tearing up. The fake tears ain't coming.
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The fake tears ain't coming. But you know, the voice does
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wobble as if she might cry. Yeah, absolutely.
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So, you know, she's her mother, who was potentially A mistress
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very happy in their polygamist relationships.
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They all love what's going on in their lives.
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So hello, Kristyn. Haven't you heard the stories
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about my family? Like what the fuck, Robyn?
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And then as we're moving on, of course Kody has to get the last
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word in. He doesn't even have the fucking
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Kody speaks up. Kody says.
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Our experience isn't your experience in a nutshell.
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Moving really solidified their points.
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Then our professor Creepo says we're going to take some
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questions our audience. That Professor Creepo, he really
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posed to Kody because he is the patriarch of this family and the
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Kody says 17. And so the question continues,
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active in my children's lives as anybody I know.
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Monogamist or polygamist. I'm once again wondering what
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the fuck are his wives thinking? I am honed in on Christine and
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scratched up under under her chest and she's got that
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dangling piece of jewelry and she is staring down.
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She is not reacting at all because as we know by this time,
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lives. They are literally remember he
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He's not there and we don't. Remote by Rock, paper, scissors
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Christine Marie says a quote somewhere during this question.
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We're not really sure where
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because they're cutting it so oddly, but Christine Marie says
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they're special overall, regardless of the culture.
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It is filled with unhappiness,
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children. I think she's just mentioning
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here that, well, if the father
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Kody's around. But regardless of if Kody's
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around or not, the culture is filled with unhappiness, poverty
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and poor education. Kody rebuttals It's unfair to
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say polygamy is evil because evil has happened to you.
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Monogamy also has evil. Other societies have evil.
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Religions have abuse, non religious families have abuse.
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It's like, OK, I mean, yeah, sure, I guess.
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And Kody points out how they're painting the Browns with a
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broad brush of their own experience.
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We get a lot of talk of this brush.
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We get to hear about painting. A lot of painting, a lot of
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broad brushing, a lot of brushing on experiences and
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painting people. Kristyn says.
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Well, no more than you are from everyone else.
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And Kody says, well, I'm not recommending plural marriage to
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everybody. I'm simply asking the world for
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permission to allow me and those who choose to do it to
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choose this. Is where things get muddy
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because we're about to hear one of our favorite quotes from the
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Sister Wives world. It's messy.
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It's different. It's different.
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It's different, Kollene says. We haven't directed anything
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onto you. We haven't painted anything on
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People are talking quick after each other.
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The voices are getting escalated and Robyn says, yeah, you did,
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Kollene says. I said sister wives, not
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indicating you guys. You said sister wives hate each
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other, says Robyn. It wasn't directed at you guys.
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But you know what?
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And then Robyn starts laughing
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condescendingly. She says.
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Does the world know that? Do they know that?
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Oh. My God, it's like.
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Like we're all idiots. We were just told that these
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people were going to share their
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The people in the audience know that they're sharing their
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perspectives. But Robyn is, you know, she's a
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little below IQ, so someone could have easily reminded her.
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These people are talking about
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Now, to be fair, they have said things like sister wives and
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polygamists and the culture. So I, you know, there is a
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little element to broad brushing, but it's just not teed
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up like that as far as what we're experiencing as viewers.
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Kristyn jumps in saying, I think
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story just like you're sharing
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And then we cut to another question from a woman in the
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audience. It's like this.
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This totally makes sense. You guys, if you're following
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along, God bless you. This is a mess.
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It is all over the place now. This woman's question.
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Oh, this woman's question. It is long and strangely worded.
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It's a little hard. I don't know, honey.
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Do you feel the that you have the personal strength to get
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through this question? Kody, the way you increase your
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tone of voice, the way the four women around you look at you
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for permission. For me, as a woman, I have a
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question. Meri's cackling in the
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background. Meri Meri Laughing Meri Meri
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Carey Carey. Continues Do you have the
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financial wherewithal if you want to take money and if you
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have to escape and leave Kody?
27:23
you wanted to leave financially,
27:28
And of course, Janelle responds saying I make my own money, I
27:32
have my own bank account. And the audience starts
27:36
clapping. It is kind of a, you know,
27:39
classic Janelle moment to where it's like, yeah, OK, she's
27:42
laughing at this thing, but. It's such bullshit though
27:45
because Christine doesn't know
27:48
If you've read her book, she admits that she didn't know
27:51
about the money and she got her like stipend of the money and
27:57
it's gross. It's interesting how if the
28:00
wives have different experiences, so the four wives,
28:03
it ties into the monogamist versus polygamist thing from our
28:06
last episode, where a wife can
28:10
doesn't align with the others to
28:13
situation. So yeah, Janelle has her own
28:16
checking account and she knows
28:18
So that just means that none of the other women have to address
28:20
that. They don't, or they don't know.
28:22
Or in Robyn's case, they're a fraud and stealing everybody
28:24
else's money, you know? Christine talks in her book
28:27
about having to save money to the sides so that she can leave
28:31
and get a second place where she
28:34
family in another state. So obviously she had to save
28:38
money. She didn't feel comfortable
28:40
saying to Kody or Robyn or Meri or Janelle, I need the money to
28:45
leave. Give me that money so I can get
28:49
the fuck out of here. It's referenced so many times in
28:52
this show how Kody Tees up that if you're unhappy, you know
28:56
what? I'll buy you a house down the
28:57
road. I'll take care of you and your
28:58
children. You don't have to live with me.
29:00
And it's such bullshit. It's just this thing where it's
29:02
like, why would that ever even
29:04
First of all, like, that's very bizarre, but it's this
29:07
overcompensation of just doing
29:13
It's gross. Also it's like bitch you're
29:15
already not living with me so I don't know what else you want
29:19
here. Like I want to be happy, I want
29:21
another life. I would rather be with another
29:23
man like that is the part that
29:29
When Meri jumps on the train here, I married this man because
29:32
I love him. I look to him because I'm
29:35
anxious what he's going to say.
29:38
And I'm also anxious to get the mic because I want to say what I
29:44
Yeah, OK, You can say that I'm looking to him for whatever.
29:47
Well, I'm looking to him because I want to hear what he has to
29:50
say. And I love him, and that's why I
29:54
woman in the audience, and she looks.
29:57
Pissed. So I think she thought she was
30:01
question. And then it was like, girl, you
30:03
kind of failed and you actually kind of teed them up to answer
30:10
And she's not happy about it. And then Christine jumps in
30:15
saying, I understand your concern based on stereotypes.
30:18
And Kody has said, if money's holding you back, I'll give you
30:22
money to leave. You have your freedom, which is,
30:28
about before where he's like, oh, I'll pay for you to leave.
30:33
Like, well, aren't we already doing that?
30:34
Except for kind of not. Yeah, Christine says.
30:37
Kody would say. Look, if you're not happy, I'll
30:39
give you the money and you can leave, Christine, Marie says.
30:43
But you don't have the freedom to sleep with Kody every night
30:50
They cut away to a couch moment and Kody talks about getting
30:55
frustrated with where this conversation is going.
30:58
And of course they cut back. And Meri says, do you know how
31:12
And it's like, girl, OK, we're holding on here.
31:15
We're holding on. We're holding on.
31:17
On the couch, they say that they think things got heated and
31:21
passionate because they stopped addressing the public AKA the
31:25
audience and started addressing each other.
31:27
So they started going back and forth with the plagues versus
31:32
the anti plagues and like literally looking and arguing
31:37
with each other versus answering questions and looking at the
31:40
audience. Yes, because even when they were
31:44
addressing the audience, trying to be persuasive.
31:46
Now we've entered this phase where they are just back and
31:49
forth, kind of yelling at each other.
31:51
And Kristyn responds to Meri by saying, you know, Meri, I don't
31:55
have to sleep with my husband every night, and he's not
31:58
sleeping with other women. Like oh God, oh God, oh God.
32:03
They go back to the couch and Meri is just like, you know
32:10
what? That's her perspective.
32:13
I know my truth. I'm a little shooketh.
32:19
I'm a little shooketh that Meri is just whatever.
32:24
Whatever. Yeah.
32:25
Whatever. I literally don't even remember
32:28
anything she said because while she was talking I was like, what
32:32
Like what's going on here? Just care at all perspective.
32:35
And I think Robyn was just sitting next to her, nodding
32:37
like an idiot. Like, Oh yeah, yeah, so stupid.
32:39
Think they've smoked the devil's
32:41
lettuce before that couch? Moment.
32:43
Maybe they found Maddie's stash and then we get another
32:47
disappointing moment from Janelle.
32:49
In my opinion, she's talking to the audience saying something
32:52
along the lines of my beliefs say that I can choose my husband
32:57
whether he's married or not, and
33:00
Everyone gets the right to choose their religion.
33:06
OK, You guys keep defaulting to these things that align to
33:11
almost, like, civil rights. That's a bit of a stretch.
33:14
But just this, it's choices, you
33:16
Like, I get the choice. I'm not hurting anyone by doing
33:19
this, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
33:20
And it's like, yeah. But even what you're saying like
33:23
you get to choose your husband
33:26
But they're not even tying it to
33:28
They're not even talking about
33:32
They're talking about, Oh well, we can just marry whoever we
33:35
want. They're not saying why.
33:39
They're not saying why in their religion it's important, why it
33:42
matters. Right.
33:44
So they're skirting around the
33:47
believes you would get closer to
33:51
And it's going to come up a little bit later with one of the
33:55
anti plagues as to why this is
33:59
But Christine Marie here says,
34:03
stretch, but I want you to open your minds here.
34:05
I kind of see it. OK, I'm I'm currently opening my
34:09
mind because this one is a doozy.
34:12
I don't know if it is. Oh, OK, Christine Maurice says,
34:15
and compares their plural marriage to driving drunk.
34:19
She says, yes, you can and you
34:23
But most everyone's not like you.
34:26
So usually it's filled with problems, poverty and issues,
34:29
and you're just unique. OK, if you were driving drunk
34:34
and you just got lucky and made it home, fine, you're the
34:38
exception. But usually when you drive
34:40
drunk, you're going to get in an
34:43
You might hurt somebody else, you might hurt yourself, you
34:46
might take a lot of people down along the way.
34:49
And it's not even worth doing it
34:53
Not worth the risk. Yeah.
34:55
That's what she's saying, and I agree.
34:59
That connection, I see the dots connecting.
35:02
It just felt extreme when she was saying it in the way that
35:05
she was saying it to me. But I don't know.
35:07
I mean, it makes sense. I don't know.
35:11
I don't know. It is more likely that abuse is
35:14
going to happen in a large family than not.
35:18
OK. You're upping the chances of
35:20
your children getting abused. You're upping the chances of
35:23
yourself getting abused. That is just the reality.
35:27
The more people you add to a situation, the more people that
35:30
you don't know very much, the more people that might get
35:34
angry. The odds go up, sure, and I'm
35:37
not willing to take those chances personally.
35:42
I agree. With this, is that why you told
35:44
your husband no to the sister wives?
35:46
That's 1000% why I said no to the sister.
35:49
Wives, the rate of me being abused, the likelihood of me
35:52
being abused is going up and up with every wife you want to
35:54
add. No, you know what?
35:57
The chances of a child getting essayed or abused by a parent
36:04
that is a stepparent, they go up by 10 times to 40 times compared
36:14
Like, it's insane. OK, It's insane.
36:19
So let's say you're introducing, essentially in their situation,
36:26
three other external parents. The chances of your children
36:32
getting abused go up by that three times, right?
36:37
It's fucked up. Yeah.
36:39
I can't even imagine it. And we wonder why the FLDS
36:43
church had the issues that it fucking had.
36:46
It's disgusting. Not to mention the fact that
36:49
you, just, as a dad, can't give your children as much attention
36:52
as they need. Kody's answer was bullshit.
36:56
You have 17 fucking kids and you're mean to tell me that you
37:01
can give them all the emotional attention that they need?
37:03
My dad had two kids and couldn't fucking do it.
37:07
All right, All right. Well, you know, yeah, I agree.
37:16
honest. I understand, I understand.
37:20
Yeah. And there's even an element to
37:25
recent events with one of the Brown children that I don't want
37:40
there has been abuse and it turns out that you are the one
37:46
attention. You are the problem and that is
37:49
seems far more likely to happen in a situation in a polygamous
38:00
Yeah, it's pretty insane. Historically cited in some
38:06
literature as being multiplied by 10 to 40 times an increase of
38:16
biological parents. And I'm not saying this like I
38:24
Single parents in general are doing their best.
38:27
You have to be so, so fucking careful when you introduce
38:32
somebody else into your child's life.
38:33
Now imagine just inherently doing that.
38:36
And we got married in the last episode saying, but I'm not
38:40
raising my children with you anymore.
38:42
Bitch, you're supposed to be their mom.
38:45
So if you're looking at them as not your children, they're at 10
38:55
All right, I'm going to get off my soapbox.
38:57
I just like. As a mom, that is so terrifying
39:01
to me. It's not worth it.
39:03
Not worth it. Yeah, after Christine Marie has
39:07
this drunk driving scenario as a connection to what's going on
39:12
with the family, Meri points out that that was a broad brush
39:16
statement. So once again, you are trying to
39:24
bit of credence in my mind because they are saying that
39:26
that's what they're doing. And it did have a little bit of
39:29
that feel, but I don't know, you can't.
39:32
Just say I understand the analogy, but that's just not it.
39:36
real connection to them individually.
39:39
It's just this default defense
39:42
you're painting us with a broad brush.
39:44
And now we get to hear from Professor Creepo again.
39:47
He gets a direct to camera moment.
39:49
We're now, honey, we're going to
39:53
We're going to learn a little lesson from Professor Creepo.
39:56
We're going. To get some weird stats that
39:59
have no merit whatsoever as far as we know.
40:03
He didn't cite his source in this interview.
40:05
No, he did not. He says 30% of polygamous
40:10
families have a satisfactory marriage, 35% have issues,
40:16
serious issues, Another 35% are completely dysfunctional.
40:23
I love these categories, right?
40:25
Satisfactory, serious issues and completely dysfunctional.
40:28
I mean, I guess, you know, I don't know who we went from
40:32
satisfactory to serious issues, but OK.
40:34
And he doesn't say how it's classified the criteria.
40:37
Absolutely. It is kind of bullshit, but OK,
40:40
let's pretend that he's speaking the truth here.
40:42
Let's go with it. How does this square with
40:46
monogamy? He wants us to know.
40:48
I would suspect we find the percentage is more or less the
40:58
I want to sign up for his classes immediately.
41:01
Once again, is he being paid by a public school to be doing
41:05
this? I do think it's a publicly
41:07
funded. I'm not even going to go into
41:08
it. I feel like I need to use the
41:11
word profunctory here for some reason.
41:13
It's a profunctory and he was allowed to go on ATV showing
41:19
signed off on by the school to spout some random percentages
41:24
out at us. It definitely aligns with my
41:28
experience. All monogamous couples that I
41:30
know probably fall into a 30% satisfactory, 35% serious
41:34
issues, and 35% completely dysfunctional category.
41:37
My senior thesis at the University of Minnesota had
41:40
better conclusions than this motherfucker who's a professor
41:47
Now Christine Marie is going to take us on a left hand turn.
41:52
She did put on her turn signal, but it's only a slight left in
41:58
happen if one day you woke up and realized that all of this
42:04
was for superstition, which I love.
42:07
And Robyn says, well then I would leave.
42:10
And Christine Marie says Amen. Oh God, oh God, here we go.
42:17
We're easing into one of the best moments of the episode.
42:21
We're getting lubed up, ready to go in, and Kristyn asks Meri if
42:25
it was accurate that she and Robyn had both said that they
42:30
live this lifestyle because it's their belief.
42:33
So basically, you would leave if you didn't believe in the faith.
42:39
here with some word salad or do you think?
42:43
I mean, the root of this is saying you marry this man that
42:45
you did because of your religious faith.
42:47
So are you saying that if your
42:50
would leave your husband? That's like what she's saying,
42:53
right? Yeah, and the superstition bit
42:56
is almost a little OK. You knock on wood, you get
43:02
further into heaven. You are with a husband, with
43:05
more wives. You get a step further into
43:07
heaven. You're closer to heaven, You're
43:09
closer to God. You are in the land of the
43:13
chosen ones further and further based on the wives.
43:18
So what I'm gathering here is they're getting to, if you
43:23
didn't believe that anymore, if you just didn't think that it
43:26
would get you further into heaven, would you leave this
43:28
lifestyle? And Robyn, I think she's been
43:33
pretending this whole time and I
43:36
in her head what she's going to say because she started
43:40
responding to Kollene with this do not earlier in the
43:47
questioning and didn't get to say it because she was
43:51
interrupted. OK.
43:52
So then we get our famous words from Robyn, and they don't even
43:58
make sense here. They don't even make sense here.
44:06
basically what you're just saying is that you would leave
44:09
if you guys didn't believe it.
44:13
words. If I woke up unhappy I would
44:16
leave. Do not make me a victim,
44:20
sweetie. Yes, and the poll from this
44:24
quote is an infamous line from
44:27
This is the very first sound bite that we're getting from the
44:30
show that is referenced in our
44:34
podcast. Don't twist my words.
44:37
Do not make me a victim, sweetie.
44:41
And it was satisfying to hear because I hear it all the time.
44:45
I hear it so many times. I feel like I need to compulsory
44:49
just say it one more time myself.
44:50
Please do. Do not twist my words.
44:53
Do not make me a victim, sweetie.
44:58
So satisfying. It's unfortunate that it's Robyn
45:01
and it's unfortunate that it's
45:04
It is fortunate that she did try
45:08
off. At least we got that
45:09
satisfaction. It would have made sense
45:11
earlier. It doesn't fucking make sense
45:13
here. She sat on this.
45:15
She was holding the sides of her
45:21
white knuckles, waiting to fucking.
45:24
Say yes and the nonverbals is her literally leaning over, Mike
45:29
in hand, ready to do it. Like she has been crouching,
45:33
crouching, waiting for these moments to say something like
45:37
this. Like a Viper, like an owl in a
45:39
tree waiting to strike. Because ordinarily, you know,
45:43
she looks like she's sitting there missing what's going on,
45:47
completely unaware of her surroundings or what anybody's
45:50
doing, and then piping in eventually to, you know, say her
45:53
two cents because she has to talk.
45:54
Because she's not listening, she's waiting to speak.
45:58
Yes, for the one line that she
46:01
Yeah. So our Netflix documentary
46:04
Goddess Christine Marie asks Kody if his motivation was his
46:09
faith, and he agrees. OK, cool, whatever.
46:13
I don't know why we're stuck on that.
46:15
Like, why would that even? Like, of course it is.
46:17
Well, she's trying to maybe ask if it's about, you know, his
46:21
carnal nature, his tool of God, which he's saying, yes, it's
46:25
about my tool of God. We know what that tool is.
46:27
But he just gets to say it's my faith, it's my faith, whatever.
46:30
This is my faith. Fucking liar.
46:34
The last bit of this episode, we
46:36
between couch moments with the Browns and then back to some
46:39
of the post panel footage after they've wrapped up.
46:42
So do they give us a nice clean bow of the actual panel ending?
46:46
Of course not, because this was edited like crap and all of a
46:48
sudden the panel's just done. But we have this couch moment
46:52
with the Browns and Meri Cher.
46:56
debate turned out that it was so
46:59
And Christine says the debate in
47:05
And then they show Kristyn hugging Logan and Janelle
47:11
talking to Kollene, asking her
47:15
license. And then Kristyn and Christine
47:21
are having a conversation and Kristyn says, do you all want to
47:25
go out for dinner? So once again, a reminder for
47:30
those of you who are going, who the fuck are they talking about
47:33
this episode? Kristyn is Christine's aunt who
47:36
is now chatting with her after
47:39
And you know, we had Christine
47:42
The whole thing was about avoiding her.
47:44
She's so scared. She doesn't know what she's
47:45
going to do. Now they've had this combative
47:47
discussion. The panel is wrapped and Kristyn
47:49
is asking her niece, who she hasn't had a relationship with
47:52
in a very long time, asking her do you want to go to dinner?
47:57
Christine, of course, says no.
48:03
not like, this is over? If you truly respect each
48:06
other's opinions and you get where each other are coming
48:10
from, you see the other side of the story, which is what you
48:13
essentially came down to on the stage, why not just go to
48:17
dinner? And it turns out that Kristyn
48:21
was waiting for Christine to leave the bathroom to be
48:24
respectful and Christine thought
48:28
there to intimidate her the whole time.
48:31
The miscommunication in this family is on the same level as a
48:38
fucking sitcom. This is some sort of like
48:42
Friends bullshit, standing in the corner waiting for someone
48:46
to leave because you're trying
48:49
they're in there shaking in their hot boots.
48:51
So I'm so scared. No, that is not even what was
48:55
happening, Christine. It's upsetting and it's kind of
48:59
sad because they lost a moment
49:01
They did miss an opportunity to reconnect and given that her
49:06
aunt was talking to her like this, I didn't pick up on any
49:10
villain behavior, you know, like, do you want to go get
49:12
dinner with me like she was just
49:15
genuinely asking You want to go grab a bite?
49:17
Like I don't know, I. Really think she was.
49:20
Going back to the couch, Kody says it was sad because they
49:23
never came to any kind of agreement during these panels.
49:26
And Janelle piggybacks on that
49:29
didn't even agree to disagree.
49:34
that. Take away that we really didn't
49:37
end anything well and we didn't even really agree to disagree.
49:41
The thing that I agreed with was
49:44
It's sad because we never reached over the fence.
49:47
We never figured out how to help
49:51
OK, Yeah. So it could have come to
49:54
something if they would have figured out a way to help people
49:57
that were really struggling in
50:00
polygamy is going to happen whether you like it or not.
50:03
So what can we do to help people
50:07
distress and needing help, right?
50:09
I agree with Kody there. Yeah, they could have pivoted to
50:15
both talking about that happened in the culture.
50:17
They both acknowledge it. The Browns are saying that's not
50:29
And they never got on the same
50:31
page about what they even have
50:34
They were all taking it too personally instead of looking at
50:37
the broad picture. The broad strokes with the brush
50:40
were distracting them from the
50:43
take away could have been their shared experience.
50:46
Because, Robyn says yet again.
50:49
The truth would not be heard here.
50:52
What are you talking about? The truth is both sides.
50:56
The truth is all the things. Right, like the anti plague
51:00
people were just lying. Like, no, Robyn, they weren't.
51:03
Christine and Willie are talking
51:06
and leaving and Christine is asking Willie if he's OK and
51:11
he says yes, yes I'm OK and they show everybody chatting
51:17
afterwards that was on the panel and it doesn't seem combative.
51:21
I don't understand why they couldn't have gone out to dinner
51:23
and just had a conversation about other things.
51:28
Because if you connect on another level outside of
51:32
polygamy versus non polygamy, it
51:35
come back together and fight the good fight later.
51:39
Right. Yeah, if that was your goal.
51:41
They lost out. But we get to hear more from
51:43
Professor Creepo, so that's exciting.
51:45
This is great. A part of the ending that I'm
51:47
excited about when he's talking about polygamous families and
51:51
their success criteria. Oh, he has boiled it down to
51:55
three bullet points that he thinks is the success criteria
51:58
for polygamist. This is backed by fact, science,
52:02
stats and his bad dye job. His observations of what helps a
52:09
polygamist family succeed. And of course these things are
52:14
mind blowing and hard to understand.
52:17
Not economically well off is the
52:20
So, you know, I guess that's pretty much universal.
52:23
I don't know that that's necessarily polygamous specific.
52:26
But yeah, it turns out if you're
52:29
meet everyday, you might have a little bit more success in
52:31
your. Life be happier.
52:33
One that is polygamous specific is if the husband manages
52:37
affection as to not demonstrate a favorite wife.
52:41
He says, he says #2 the husband worked very hard at trying to
52:47
manage his affection if he had a favorite wife.
52:50
It was very quiet. It was very.
52:53
Quiet. What the fuck #3?
52:57
And most important? The sister wives have become
53:03
friends, and I've learned that from the Browns.
53:07
In what study have you learned that the study of the Browns
53:15
behavior over how many meetings I want to know.
53:18
Right. How many Pelagos families have
53:22
What? I'd love to know the parameters
53:24
of what friends are in a sister wife relationship.
53:27
You know what I mean? Like, yeah, these bitches are
53:31
all saying they're friends, OK? These bitches are falsifying
53:35
records. Left.
53:36
And right, he's seeing what he wants to see.
53:40
This guy is weird. He's weird.
53:41
He is weird and so for those of you that have seen the show, you
53:49
show. And when he returns, I would say
53:52
it's actually even worse than this.
53:54
So you got that to look forward to.
53:57
Robyn thinks that more families just need to come forward and
54:00
they catch her from a side view.
54:03
This. Monster looking bitch from
54:07
Transylvania. This bird ass bitch thinks that
54:12
just more families need to come forward and it'd be all right.
54:18
We need to get more people to share their stories, Kody
54:22
volunteers. I melted down.
54:25
So he melted down, apparently. I don't know what that means.
54:30
I guess he feels like he didn't say enough.
54:33
But Robyn looks at him lovingly. You know, she looks over that
54:38
nose just like the drunk driver, closing one eye to stay between
54:41
the lines. She's staring at Kody.
54:43
She says. I don't think you melted down.
54:48
I think your beliefs were under attack and you stood up for your
55:05
like never mind, next episode is the same shit.
55:07
Next episode looks a little exciting.
55:09
We are going to learn about Leon's school issues and their
55:28
Oh, I thought you were going to say giving away his purity.
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Giving away as ugly as jewelry and seeing if the wives are
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disappointed. We're jealous of each other's
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jewelry from Moreno Enterprises. Moreno Enterprises.
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But best of all, we're going to a marriage retreat.
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Oh God with the therapist. I can't remember her name right
55:55
now, but this is going to be good.
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We're going to call her Godiva. Lady Godiva.
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No, we're not going to call her. There, I can't wait to meet you,
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It's going to be good. A marriage retreat that really,
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really helps them strengthen their marital bonds.
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These four women and Kody. It's about as real as it sounds.
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and shit stain. I think you should go versus
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Sam. Oh God, OK so my mustard seed
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this episode is going to go to
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a little point to help even up
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even though she did deserve it
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Totally deserve it, she. Totally did deserve it, but she
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made-up for it with this episode
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other mom and her other mom and her other mom that aren't
56:46
really moms by going to this panel, sitting front row,
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smiling, showing support and hanging out with Logan.
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We didn't hear a lot from her this episode, but she did really
57:00
encourage Christina at the beginning.
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You know, she was like trying to
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and saying you've got this. There's nothing to be worried
57:06
about. You're going to be great.
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And also then saying to the camera, I know my mom's fucking
57:11
nervous and I've got to be there
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So at least she did support her family, whether they deserved
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it or not. That's a good one because I
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would say my mustard seed is going to go to Christine's Aunt
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Kristyn. Oh, OK.
57:28
I think she obviously had an experience completely opposite
57:35
of what was being portrayed. She stuck it out for 33 years,
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which is difficult. Whether you think that's good or
57:43
bad, whether you think you know she broke away from that after
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that long, either way, she seems
57:54
She seems very intelligent. She, I was very articulate
58:00
through everything. The only time that I thought she
58:03
overstepped was saying that she wanted to kidnap Christine and
58:06
it was obviously an over exaggeration of how she feels.
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It was bad wording given the circumstances and given the cult
58:17
that they're in and the fact that people do kind of have to
58:20
be kidnapped from it sometimes
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I mean, but I think she was very
58:29
props for getting out and then
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So my mustard seed goes to Kristyn.
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My shit stain has me in the fields a bit because I'm giving
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my shit stain to Janelle. I think there are several
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choices in this episode, but the
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Janelle is because I really, really don't like the lying.
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I really don't like the lying.
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with the narrative that she's currently running with with I
59:04
used to have to lie. I used to have to lie.
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I'm so glad I don't have to lie.
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You're still lying. She lied about being married to
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Meri's brother and made it sound as if she made it sound as
59:15
if she was friends with Meri's family, her token polygamous
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friends. Oh my gosh.
59:19
And then I just kind of felt like, oh, I just could, you
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know, whatever. No, you're lying.
59:23
It was a bold faced lie. I do not like that.
59:26
You're right. I also was not a fan of how
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Janelle talked about making her own money and having her own
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bank account and almost cackling in a condescending manner that
59:45
same position. So yes, she's speaking for
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herself, but she knows that she is unique in that situation, so
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that was fucked up. She also says because of her
59:54
religious beliefs, she's allowed to marry whoever she wants,
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whether they're married or not. Yeah, which is whatever that is.
1:00:02
the actual religious beliefs about getting into heaven.
1:00:06
They're glossing over the fact
1:00:10
marriage to begin with. This is holdover also from
1:00:15
recent episodes where she was talking about the lying and how
1:00:18
she was over that and she doesn't have to lie anymore but
1:00:20
she's still lying and I really
1:00:23
I just really do not like that.
1:00:25
It might not be that dramatic but this episode has made my
1:00:29
brain turn into mush and crap. So I crap a pile of crap.
1:00:33
So Janelle, you get my shit stain.
1:00:36
My shit stain is going to go to Robyn yet again.
1:00:39
As always, she seems to get one because she didn't listen.
1:00:45
She did not listen, she was just waiting to answer.
1:00:50
That's a huge problem with a lot of people.
1:00:54
They're in a conversation and instead of listening to the
1:00:58
person they're speaking with, they're waiting till they can
1:01:01
speak. I got that a lot from her with a
1:01:09
We think of that as a very dramatic line where she's
1:01:13
standing up for herself and there is somebody calling her
1:01:16
out and saying something horrible leading up to it.
1:01:22
Bullshit. Complete and utter bullshit.
1:01:24
She tried to say it earlier on.
1:01:27
I heard the beginning of this line earlier on in the episode
1:01:36
And then she says it later and I'm like, bitch, you've been
1:01:40
waiting to say that. You have been waiting to say
1:01:43
that. You're such a fucking liar and
1:01:54
Sweetie. You play the victim card more
1:01:57
than anyone else in this family. Oh, yeah?
1:02:00
So you're doing it to yourself. Shut the fuck up.
1:02:03
The only reason that word is in your head is because you know
1:02:06
you want to play it. Yeah.
1:02:08
So how about you shut your dirty whore mouth, Robyn Siri?
1:02:13
Dirty whore mouth. Siri Net Siri.
1:02:16
Oh, Speaking of Robyn getting your shit stain, we're going to
1:02:19
do a little mini keep suite before we do our big keep suite.
1:02:25
comment that just came in this
1:02:29
Robbins purity speech episode.
1:02:35
pointed out that Robyn should get a shit stain for turning her
1:02:39
whole phase into a Me Too story.
1:02:42
That it's shameful and it absolutely is shameful and what
1:02:46
a great connection. It's one of those comments where
1:02:52
because it's totally true. Like your whole face is now a me
1:02:58
Robyn, you literally just had an entire episode about how you're
1:03:02
a fake victim. Bullshit, bullshit.
1:03:05
Bullshit, Robyn. But a real keep sweet moment
1:03:08
this week is a YouTube comment from Katie 2284.
1:03:12
And Katie says, I just wanted to say that the first time I saw a
1:03:18
video from you guys, the opening song made me cry because
1:03:21
my Papa would sing that to me when I was little.
1:03:24
He passed away in 2003 and I hadn't heard that song since
1:03:27
then. It was an instant subscribe in
1:03:38
the sweet thing. But I don't know, that just hit
1:03:41
me in a certain spot, made me feel humanity, which is very
1:03:45
unlike me. And I'm just so glad that Katie
1:03:49
2284, you shared that story on a YouTube comment.
1:03:52
Yeah, it warms my cockles. Yeah, it makes me feel something
1:04:00
Songs are so magical because they can take us back to a point
1:04:14
auditorium during this panel. That's all I have to say.
1:04:19
It probably would bring me back to a place in time where I was
1:04:30
Well, honey, maybe you would have enjoyed your college
1:04:32
experience a little more if you had Professor Creepo there
1:04:34
helping you out, guiding you with his analytics and his data.
1:04:40
me to become a sister wife.