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Worst Neighbor Ever 7-22-26 · Dom and Jeremy

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Speaker 1: Jared, you, Katy and Josh makes one hundred.
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Speaker 2: I am so happy right now. I'm so happy happened?
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Speaker 2: He Man's on Prime? Masters of the Universe. Yeah, it's
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Speaker 2: on Prime and it's free, Like, if you have Prime,
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Speaker 2: you can just watch it. I was watching it during
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Speaker 2: that song.
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Speaker 3: Are you gonna watch it yours?
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Speaker 1: Today?
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Speaker 2: He was so happy?
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Speaker 4: Love that?
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Speaker 2: Are so happy? Man Day on Prime? You don't even know.
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Speaker 2: I might just watch that today for no reason. I
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Speaker 2: may watch it too. You should. It's a good movie.
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Speaker 2: I can't believe nobody went and saw it. It's so
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Speaker 2: good anyway. That has nothing to do with anything right now,
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Speaker 2: but it makes you happy.
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Speaker 1: So glad we got stuck.
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Speaker 2: Watching it on my phone? Are you sure we got
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Speaker 2: to do this silly radio show? I might playing other
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Speaker 2: songs so I can keep watching it. Sucks for the
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Speaker 2: rest of the hour. Sucks for the rest of the show. Hey, listen,
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Speaker 2: coming up right around eight twenty or so, we're gonna
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Speaker 2: be opening the phone lines and having you go I
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Speaker 2: sound off and call in about the worst neighbor that
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Speaker 2: you ever had. All based off a Netflix show that's
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Speaker 2: going on right now, So be thinking about it. If
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Speaker 2: you've ever had a horrible neighbor in your life. We're
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Speaker 2: definitely gonna want your calls and comments coming up a
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Speaker 2: little later here, right around eight twenty or so with
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Speaker 2: jkj All right, So what's this Franklin effect KA raving about?
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Speaker 1: Well, because here's the thing, Like, have you ever been
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Speaker 1: in the situation where somebody like compliments something you're wearing
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Speaker 1: or something that.
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Speaker 2: You have on right every day?
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Speaker 1: And well, and immediately it's just like you like that
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Speaker 1: person a little more, just like kind of catches you
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Speaker 1: like a little bit like huh. Well, Benjamin Franklin, he
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Speaker 1: kind of thought differently. He thought the exact opposite would work,
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Speaker 1: and it kind of did. Ben Franklin would ask enemies
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Speaker 1: for small favors to make them like him. They actually
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Speaker 1: call it the Franklin effect. And he said stop pleasing
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Speaker 1: people instead inconvenience them, and that will make them like you.
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Speaker 1: So here's the story behind it. It was in n
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Speaker 1: seventeen thirty seven.
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Speaker 2: He had a very.
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Speaker 1: Powerful enemy in Pennsylvania's parliament, right, so instead of flattering him,
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Speaker 1: he asked to borrow a rare book from his personal library.
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Speaker 1: Now the man was surprised, but he said yes, and
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Speaker 1: a week later they were lifelong friends. This story goes
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Speaker 1: on to say that they were very close, that this
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Speaker 1: moment is what brought them together, and he actually cracked
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Speaker 1: a bug in human psychology, the person who did you
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Speaker 1: a favor will do another one.
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Speaker 2: Okay, they say they try to.
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Speaker 1: We try and buy our loyalty with gifts and kindness,
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Speaker 1: but the real currency is requests, not rewards. And it's
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Speaker 1: pure cognitive dissonance at work.
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Speaker 2: So the b I could see this.
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Speaker 1: Here's why. Because the brain refuses to hold two contradictions
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Speaker 1: at once, it cannot say I hate him and I
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Speaker 1: helped him. It results with it rewrites the story for you.
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Speaker 1: It says I helped him, so he must be worth it,
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Speaker 1: and it.
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Speaker 2: Makes you feel that, wow, this person came to me
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Speaker 2: for something. I have something they need to so it
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Speaker 2: also feel superior in a way.
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Speaker 3: Well, and you're more inclined to help someone again if
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Speaker 3: you've already helped them one time, as opposed to if
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Speaker 3: someone keeps asking you for help and you're offering and offering,
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Speaker 3: you start to kind of despise that person. Where now
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Speaker 3: if they come to you and ask you for help
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Speaker 3: and you have helped them that one time, you're more
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Speaker 3: inclined to do it again. Yeah, keep helping that person win.
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Speaker 3: And Ben Franklin came up with this by doing that
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Speaker 3: to the enemy. And it's brilliant and love is it is.
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Speaker 1: And if we think about it, like we love people
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Speaker 1: for the good we did them, and then we resent
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Speaker 1: people for the harm we cause them. So if you
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Speaker 1: act like a doormat, you become convenient, useful, but never respected.
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Speaker 1: So in relationships they say that this plays out without exception,
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Speaker 1: like people don't value what costs them nothing.
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Speaker 2: The Ikea effect proves it.
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Speaker 1: A crooked chair you built yourself feels like a masterpiece,
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Speaker 1: make people invest action and their perception of you shifts.
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Speaker 1: So this was just fascinating to me, absolutely fascinating, and
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Speaker 1: I've tried to It.
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Speaker 2: Goes against kind of all logic, it really does.
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Speaker 1: It goes against all logic, but it makes total sense also, right.
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Speaker 2: It's almost along the lines of the whole keep your
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Speaker 2: enemies closer, right that whole thing. Sure, you're actually keeping
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Speaker 2: that enemy closer by asking them to assist you. They
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Speaker 2: feel some sort of power in that that they were
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Speaker 2: able to help you.
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Speaker 1: And also like you asking them signals a type of confidence.
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Speaker 2: Well it's that and you're almost like inerior submissive, yes,
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Speaker 2: an inferior to them, like, oh well you need something
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Speaker 2: from me exactly, And it makes you feel you that
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Speaker 2: a little adrenaline.
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Speaker 3: It puts them on a pedestal. It makes you kind
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Speaker 3: of think, hey, you know what, maybe I am better
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Speaker 3: than this person because they're coming to like they see
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Speaker 3: me as better and.
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Speaker 2: Then they kind of get to know you, and then
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Speaker 2: things play out and then you actually are like, you
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Speaker 2: know what, I kind of like this guy exactly. I
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Speaker 2: hate him, so we should put his face on money.
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Speaker 1: You're changing their perception of you, and it's all very
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Speaker 1: you know, calculating, manipulative almost in a way.
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Speaker 2: But I gotta try this. Who do I hate around here?
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Speaker 2: Isn't that instantly get you thinking about Okay, oh my god,
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Speaker 2: who do I hate? And who do I get along with?
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Speaker 2: And what can I ask them for?
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Speaker 1: So they're saying like every small request builds a quiet dependency.
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Speaker 1: Like you said, you know, it's just like they're they
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Speaker 1: now they're rooting for you.
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Speaker 2: Like say you hate I don't say you hate your
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Speaker 2: office manager at work? Maybe go to them and say, hey,
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Speaker 2: can I get some disinfecting.
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Speaker 1: Wipes exactly, can I get?
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Speaker 2: It's like baby steps or maybe And then before you
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Speaker 2: know it, you're like, hey, can you watch my dog?
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Speaker 1: And here's the thing is maybe not ask them for
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Speaker 1: something they're already use doing for you, Like our office
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Speaker 1: manager is already used to doing that for us. Maybe
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Speaker 1: go to them and say something like, hey, do you
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Speaker 1: have mail me? Like break down this email? Like I
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Speaker 1: don't quite under can you help me with this? You
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Speaker 1: know what I mean? Like you make them feel like they,
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Speaker 1: like you said, are a little smarter, but also like
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Speaker 1: they're helping you, and that makes them feel good too, like, well,
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Speaker 1: we help people, it gives us a feeling of accomplishment,
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Speaker 1: and so they associate that with you as well, Like
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Speaker 1: I felt really good when I helped them last time.
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Speaker 3: I do it again.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so yeah, I just I love it.
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Speaker 2: Just twisted and I kind of like it.
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Speaker 1: Like it.
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Speaker 2: Okay, You're gonna have to really, I think, work hard
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Speaker 2: at trying to reverse your thinking when it comes to
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Speaker 2: people that you don't like and you don't want to
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Speaker 2: be around and you don't want to ask for help
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Speaker 2: from it. You're gonna have to really rewire your brain
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Speaker 2: to make this work.
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Speaker 3: Positively, but that's each party, right, it's a thing.
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Speaker 2: I think that it works. It's gonna work in a
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Speaker 2: big way. It works. It doesn't negate the fact though,
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Speaker 2: that he still wanted to make the nation's bird a turkey.
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Speaker 5: Right.
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Speaker 1: We can't forget that, Ben.
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Speaker 2: Sorry, we're not gonna let boy. But this is pretty
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Speaker 2: solid advice. Pretty good. There you go, making me a
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Speaker 2: little smarter and a little wiser. This morning yesterday on
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Speaker 2: the show, I was talking about a Netflix show that
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Speaker 2: I just started watching and it really intrigued me, really
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Speaker 2: caught my eye. It's called Worst Neighbor Ever, and it's
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Speaker 2: a four part docu series on Netflix. Right now, here's
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Speaker 2: the titles of the four different episodes. Number one is
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Speaker 2: she Finally Snapped, and then you go into Midwest meltdown
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Speaker 2: and to fear Thy Neighbor and then the Executor and
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Speaker 2: it's all really intense, heavy stuff when it comes to
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Speaker 2: the world of horrible neighbors. I actually just finished episode
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Speaker 2: one last night. There was a murder involved.
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Speaker 1: No goodness.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's really nice, deep, but it's a good show.
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Speaker 2: It's just one of those you're like, how in the
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Speaker 2: world does this stuff go on?
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Speaker 1: Out there well, and you can't pick your neighbors. It's
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Speaker 1: not like they go throughout the community and get a
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Speaker 1: consensus on people whether they want somebody joining the neighborhood.
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Speaker 1: It just happens, and then you have.
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Speaker 2: To deal with this. Yeah, like if you're house shopping,
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Speaker 2: you move into a new hood, you don't know what
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Speaker 2: you're gonna get get.
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Speaker 5: Out around you.
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Speaker 2: You really don't. It's horrible.
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Speaker 1: Do people what their neighbors are like before they buy homes.
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Speaker 2: There is there a way to do that. I will
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Speaker 2: tell you that when we were looking and somebody would
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Speaker 2: be outside, like maybe watering their lawn or their bushes
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Speaker 2: or something, I had no problem wandering up and saying, hey,
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Speaker 2: how are you, how's the neighborhood and complaints? Yeah, a
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Speaker 2: lot of kids on the street. Yeah, and you kind
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Speaker 2: of get some some dirt. We actually bailed out of
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Speaker 2: a house that we were gonna buy because we were
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Speaker 2: there for the inspection and I just happened to be
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Speaker 2: out front and the next door neighbor was there and
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Speaker 2: he was out like washing his car or something. I
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Speaker 2: was like, hey, how are you were? You know, we
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Speaker 2: made an offer and all that he goes, Oh, it's
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Speaker 2: a great it's a great house. It's a perfect house.
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Speaker 2: He's like, the only problem is is, well, when it
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Speaker 2: rains that whole front yard, you should see the bubble
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Speaker 2: that comes up under the grass. He's like, there's something
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Speaker 2: about the drainage with that house that the entire front
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Speaker 2: lawn bubbles up. He's like, you can see it. He's like,
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Speaker 2: I'm like, oh yeah, hey, thanks for that information. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: we actually backed out of that house.
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Speaker 1: Oh, I wouldn't want to deal with a grass bubble,
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Speaker 1: like a giant waters a bubble.
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Speaker 2: In my front yard. I'm like, she is just asking
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Speaker 2: for foundation issues exactly. Anyway, that's not what we're talking about.
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Speaker 2: Foundation issues. We're talking about horrible neighbors. So if you've
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Speaker 2: ever had one, phone lines are going to be wide
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Speaker 2: open right now three O three six' nine to one
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Speaker 2: one mix three oh three six nine to, one sixteen forty.
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Speaker 2: Nine and, yesterday AFTER i talked about This netflix, Show
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Speaker 2: tiffany wrote us and she, says, Hey, JERY i heard
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Speaker 2: you talking about That netflix show about the worst. Neighbors get.
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Speaker 2: This we have one couple on our street that we've
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Speaker 2: barely spoken to in six. Years we realized a few
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Speaker 2: years ago that we don't see eye to eye. Politically she's,
9:35
Speaker 2: like there was never screaming or anything like. That we
9:37
Speaker 2: just had different signs in our yards during election. Season,
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Speaker 2: well ever since, then they have installed what has to
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Speaker 2: be seven or eight security cameras around their, property with
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Speaker 2: a lot of them aimed straight at our. House they
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Speaker 2: even mounted two of them way up in the trees
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Speaker 2: so they can see over our fence and into our.
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Speaker 2: Backyard we're being watched, constantly she. Says she, says also last,
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Speaker 2: FALL i happen to look out my kitchen window and
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Speaker 2: the husband was blowing leaves out of his. Yard but
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Speaker 2: instead of bagging him, up he was angling the leaf,
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Speaker 2: blowers so they all ended up in our. Yard AND
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Speaker 2: i watched him do it for about fifteen. Minutes, oh
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Speaker 2: when he was, finished he looked, around went back in his,
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Speaker 2: garage and acted like nothing ever. Happened she. Says here's
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Speaker 2: another strange. Part the husband over there keeps writing in
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Speaker 2: this little hand written. Notebook he has it with him
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Speaker 2: all the. Time anytime someone on our street has company,
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Speaker 2: over or gets a, package has work done on their,
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Speaker 2: house or parks in front of somebody else's, house he
10:32
Speaker 2: stands there and writes things down and then he sends
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Speaker 2: them all to the h, away these long complaint. Emails
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Speaker 2: he's documenting. Everything what a weirdo this. Guy she ends by,
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Speaker 2: Saying i've lived in a lot of neighborhoods over the.
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Speaker 2: Years i've never lived next to someone who makes the
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Speaker 2: entire street feel. Uncomfortable loved the show and As tiffany From,
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Speaker 2: aurora that would get super. Annoying, absolutely that's a horrible
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Speaker 2: neighbor right. There, yeah that's what the trees and the
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Speaker 2: cameras up in the.
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Speaker 1: Trees he must be a heck of a time of.
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Speaker 2: Parties, uh it's so. Fun what a. Door, yeah, anyway
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Speaker 2: we're gonna open up the phone. Lines you guys can text,
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Speaker 2: us you can call. In we want to hear about your.
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Speaker 2: Neighbors why are they? Annoying why are they? Horrible three
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Speaker 2: oh three six nine one one mix three oh three
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Speaker 2: six nine one sixteen forty Nine do you have any
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Speaker 2: oh one?
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Speaker 1: Like as soon as we started talking about, THIS i
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Speaker 1: went right back to When zoe was a little. Baby
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Speaker 1: we had a condo In. Arvada so this was one
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Speaker 1: of those areas where it was four two houses rather
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Speaker 1: they looked identical and they were split into four, condos, Right,
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Speaker 1: yeah in the middle of this area was kind of
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Speaker 1: like the courtyard for these town. Homes like we were
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Speaker 1: all like one, community, right and three of us got
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Speaker 1: along really. Well we had parties, together our kids played, together.
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Speaker 2: And it was so much.
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Speaker 1: Fun but the one couple and they were in the
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Speaker 1: house attached to, ours of, Course, oh they constantly had
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Speaker 1: the cops coming. Over they fought all the. Time they
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Speaker 1: didn't pay their water bill, ever and because we shared a,
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Speaker 1: house my water would get shut.
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Speaker 2: Off consistently and they could do.
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Speaker 1: Well they only lived there for like four months because
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Speaker 1: the property management company that we all rented. From eventually
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Speaker 1: they were, like, okay we got to get rid of these.
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Speaker 1: People many. Problems but those four months that they lived,
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Speaker 1: there and they were not. Nice they were constantly just
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Speaker 1: causing problems between. EVERYBODY i, mean, uh it was just
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Speaker 1: such a. Headache and there's not a lot that you can.
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Speaker 1: Do that's WHAT i realized in that, moment is just
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Speaker 1: LIKE i can't make that person pay their water, BILL
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Speaker 1: i can't make them get.
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Speaker 2: Along so the cops are coming to our. House and
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Speaker 2: that's the thing when you watch the Show Worst Neighbor
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Speaker 2: ever On. Netflix that first, episode you're as you're watching,
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Speaker 2: it you're, like why didn't the cops do anything about
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Speaker 2: this crazy? Lady, yeah and their hands were tied exactly
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Speaker 2: until she finally shot the. Neighbor, yeah, like don't let
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Speaker 2: it get to.
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Speaker 1: That but, no it can get pretty intense and there's
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Speaker 1: not a lot you can.
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Speaker 2: Do, Right, well let's talk about your guys as crazy.
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Speaker 2: Neighbors do you have any what's going? On i've got
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Speaker 2: no beef with none of my. Neighbors and it feels.
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Speaker 2: Good oh, good how much she's, like less stress that
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Speaker 2: is to worry, about you, know what's going on in the. Neighborhood,
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Speaker 2: NOW i.
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Speaker 1: Bet i'm in the same. BEAT i have not spoken
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Speaker 1: to one of my neighbors and it's.
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Speaker 2: Fabulous that's. Good it's so. GREATLY i don't know any of. Them, Hi,
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Speaker 2: sophia welcome to the.
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Speaker 5: Show good, Morning, well good morning to.
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Speaker 2: You so you got a horrible. Neighbor you don't mention any? Names,
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Speaker 2: yeah tell us about.
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Speaker 5: It, yes it. Was WHEN i lived down In, houston
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Speaker 5: we had a neighbor two doors over who was allegedly
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Speaker 5: selling meth out of the. House her husband left her
13:43
Speaker 5: to go move To japan as a, doctor so she
13:47
Speaker 5: moved in with her high school boyfriend who was the
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Speaker 5: cook at waffle house across the.
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Speaker 6: Street i'm not at.
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Speaker 5: That then she ended up like moving in with the
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Speaker 5: waffle house. Guy and during twenty, twenty everyone was doing
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Speaker 5: uh wind walks around the neighborhood as, wanted and we
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Speaker 5: discovered a family of kittens that was living in their,
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Speaker 5: house so we contacted animal. Control they came ended up
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Speaker 5: having to contact the. Police uh and they had to
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Speaker 5: go into the house with hazmat suits on because the
14:17
Speaker 5: entire thing was just covered in the cat species and
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Speaker 5: human feces the entire. Floor you could not see anything
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Speaker 5: in the house. Whatsoever and the icing on the cake
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Speaker 5: was in her living. Room she had a life size
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Speaker 5: replica of The Last supper literally just hanging from the,
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Speaker 5: ceiling like not on the, wall just on the.
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Speaker 2: Ceiling what what the wildest Neighbor.
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Speaker 5: AND i was friends with animal, control SO i was
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Speaker 5: getting all of the, Detail.
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Speaker 2: Like you hate hearing those situations because of the animals and. Everything,
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Speaker 2: absolutely is it one.
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Speaker 5: Of those the kittens got? Rescued one of those.
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Speaker 2: Things sophia were like nobody knew that that was going
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Speaker 2: on inside that.
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Speaker 6: House.
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Speaker 5: Yep it was all just, like, oh she's kind of,
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Speaker 5: weird but, whatever like she just keeps to. Herself and
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Speaker 5: then and then they and all of, that and we
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Speaker 5: just made that.
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Speaker 2: Discovery and then the house was toiling in her. Backyard oh,
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Speaker 2: well you, know as one, does in the.
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Speaker 5: Middle of the grass that was like four feet tall
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Speaker 5: because she didn't live, there because she moved in with
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Speaker 5: Waffle house.
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Speaker 2: Guys, guys my. FAVORITE i guarantee you that was like
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Speaker 2: your guys's code name for.
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Speaker 1: That, guy the guy waffle guy over, there smothered in Covered,
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Speaker 1: sophia this is what we're talking.
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Speaker 2: About really really appreciate you calling. In what a great
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Speaker 2: story that. Was High, eliza how are?
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Speaker 6: You and there are?
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Speaker 2: You, well we're super. Dubes do you have a horrible?
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Speaker 4: Neighbor, YEAH i MEAN i. WOULDN'T i, mean everyone's just.
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Speaker 4: Incredible but it was about two years.
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Speaker 6: AGO i think we are, moving so we aren't having
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Speaker 6: to deal with. Anymore but it's not because it.
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Speaker 4: Is don't.
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Speaker 6: Worry but, UH i don't THINK i ever told anybody
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Speaker 6: like around the neighborhood because it was so like confidential
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Speaker 6: And so we have a neighbor HE'S i think it's
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Speaker 6: like in the sixties or, something and he lives alone
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Speaker 6: and he was leaving town and he's told us to
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Speaker 6: look after his to like pop it, in like feed
16:15
Speaker 6: his like twenty, cats and they're all they're they're all like.
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Speaker 6: Crazy it was the, funniest like weirdest thing to. Ask
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Speaker 6: and he's not offering any. Money he was just, like
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Speaker 6: please look after my, babies like. Please and he honestly
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Speaker 6: doesn't like our family at walt because when we had like,
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Speaker 6: construction we had those big dumpster on the side of
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Speaker 6: our house that like was in his. YARD i, GUESS
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Speaker 6: i don't, Know and so he would like yell at
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Speaker 6: us for. That and so now he's expecting us to
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Speaker 6: feed twenty like little. DEMONS i don't.
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Speaker 2: Know well did you do? It did you go in
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Speaker 2: his house and the little?
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Speaker 6: Demons, Yeah so basically we would like go into his
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Speaker 6: house and they're like all over all the, couch like
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Speaker 6: ripping up the couch and like it was it's like
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Speaker 6: a dumpster, fire like it looks like it was like
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Speaker 6: rotting for twenty. YEARS i, Mean i've never gotten attack
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Speaker 6: before BECAUSE i don't.
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Speaker 4: Go talk to people like.
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Speaker 6: That, obviously this.
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Speaker 2: Is the strangest call.
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Speaker 4: Ever and we go there like, no we like go
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Speaker 4: over there and feed, them and then like we were
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Speaker 4: leaving and like almost all of them started running outside
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Speaker 4: the house and it was like you.
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Speaker 2: Were literally hurting, cats.
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Speaker 4: Right it was, yeah like walking them but, yeah and
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Speaker 4: we had to get him all back. Inside they ran
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Speaker 4: in the cold. Sack but, anyway and then he like came.
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Speaker 6: Home we didn't tell him any about. That but, anyway
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Speaker 6: you just keep.
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Speaker 2: Going you got a lot of energy to.
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Speaker 3: Wait did you get all of them? Though were you?
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Speaker 2: Said she got them? All all of? Us she, said,
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Speaker 2: yeah we got them all. That they got one question for,
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Speaker 2: you did you finally move that ugly? Dumpster?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, okay.
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Speaker 2: That's the cheery on. Top, Eliza thank you so much
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Speaker 2: for that phone call. Today that's. FUNNY i kind of
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Speaker 2: want to run and want to run out the door
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Speaker 2: after talking with