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EXCLUSIVE: Brad Pitt dumped by new girlfriend, ‘Grey’s Anatomy’s’ Ellen Pompeo in $20 million a year contract negotiations, Chelsea Handler got ghosted by big-time politician! · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Scrible advice. Welcome through the nord Eva Night Show. It's
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Speaker 1: th rainy, rainy day here in New York City. We
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Speaker 1: are joined there by a little bit of sunshine. A friend,
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Speaker 1: Marktau Mark. Are you there? Hello? Love? How are you?
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Speaker 1: I see from our zoom background that you're back at Doris's.
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Speaker 1: How's how's your mom? My? Mom was doing? Okay? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: we're hanging in there. Oh good? Is she still loving
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Speaker 1: the show? Mark? She absolutely, She asked about it every
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Speaker 1: week when am I are next? Now? Did she listen
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Speaker 1: to to just your episodes on Thursday? Or is she
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Speaker 1: ventured into a Wednesday or Tuesday? I think she dibbled
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Speaker 1: devils and it's terrible. That's not true. She only listens
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Speaker 1: to yours, which is probably a good idea. Hey, what
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Speaker 1: time is it? It is d great King exclusive at
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Speaker 1: the top on the show. So Brad Pitt has been dumped,
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Speaker 1: dumped by his girlfriend. So we were the first to
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Speaker 1: report on this show that things were dramatically cooling down
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Speaker 1: between Brad and his gorgeous model girlfriend Nicole. Now we
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Speaker 1: can report that the relationship is officially over. So sources
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Speaker 1: tell us more. Quote the seven year old Nicole She's
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Speaker 1: back with her sixty eight year old husband, Roland, after
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Speaker 1: deciding that Brad was just not the man for her.
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Speaker 1: So they're trying to be friends still. So when people
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Speaker 1: break up, they do try to be friends, but it
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Speaker 1: probably never really happens. They'll probably just drift apart. But
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Speaker 1: there was no big drama. There was no big fight,
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Speaker 1: no big scandal, no big screaming match here. They said, honestly,
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Speaker 1: she just wasn't really that into him romantically. Brad is
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Speaker 1: a very nice boy, but Nicole likes men. Oh that's
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Speaker 1: a bit of a dig, isn't it all. Also to
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Speaker 1: friends of Nicole think the whole Brad Pitt fling was
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Speaker 1: really just to make her husband, let's not forget this,
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Speaker 1: she is married. Was to make her husband a little
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Speaker 1: bit jealous, but he's not the jealous type. This I
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Speaker 1: thought was so interesting. Mark people are telling me that
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Speaker 1: a lot of us would assume it's crazy to pick
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Speaker 1: a man who's sixty eight over handsome Hollywood star Brad Pitt.
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Speaker 1: But these people only know Brad is a big movie star,
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Speaker 1: and in real life Brad is not so big. At first,
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Speaker 1: I thought that was a sexual innuendo. I don't know,
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Speaker 1: but it is interesting. What do you think about all
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Speaker 1: this and dating celebrities market can be a big bother. Well,
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Speaker 1: I think that's interesting. Like you're saying, you know, Brad
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Speaker 1: is a guy from the Midwest. You know, he grew
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Speaker 1: up as a normal person. I think he can't thrust
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Speaker 1: into this big world. So I'd imagine that, yes, that
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Speaker 1: he plays a character for all of us. We all
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Speaker 1: see him out looking so dabber, and you know, he
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Speaker 1: looks you know, he's having fun. But I would imagine
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Speaker 1: when he's at home, he's probably just like us. It's
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Speaker 1: really sort of strangers and it I've I've met a
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Speaker 1: lot of celebrities, and I've been in quite a few homes,
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Speaker 1: not just on red carpet side. I know a few
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Speaker 1: they're really like us. And when you forget, when you
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Speaker 1: get away from them on stage with them in the movies,
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Speaker 1: they honestly, I mean, this is a terrible thing to say,
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Speaker 1: but we're a nice podcast. They fart, they do, they
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Speaker 1: take their nose mark. It's really horrible. Sometimes I wish
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Speaker 1: I'd never met them, because the illusion of them is
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Speaker 1: so much better than the reality. Some of them have
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Speaker 1: money issues that always moaning about people they work with.
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Speaker 1: They're honestly, they're just like you would be, but with
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Speaker 1: a little bit more money. Also, to my sources are
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Speaker 1: telling me that Nicole and her husband they have a
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Speaker 1: pretty much open type relationship. They do have a child together,
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Speaker 1: but she is European, she's German, and she's just not
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Speaker 1: into this whole drama with Brad and Angelina and the children.
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Speaker 1: There's a lot of drama around Brad and I don't
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Speaker 1: know if that's his fold or Angelina's, but nevertheless, there
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Speaker 1: is a lot going on there and turned her off.
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Speaker 1: How are you about drama, Mark, I find it quite
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Speaker 1: a turn off, even though I'm a very dramatic person.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I love watching drama from Afar, but I
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Speaker 1: don't I don't like to be included in it. That's
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Speaker 1: why you like Ni, because it's all drama around me
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Speaker 1: and you're in the corner laughing away. But can you imagine,
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Speaker 1: though I once some I've been with Bruce now for
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Speaker 1: over twenty years, so I can't really remember having any
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Speaker 1: other boyfriend husband but Bruce. But when I was in Edinburgh,
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Speaker 1: Scott Lund, thank you very much. Getting my master's in
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Speaker 1: political science. Smarty parents there's a lot of drama in
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Speaker 1: my flat and I sort of liked it amongst friends,
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Speaker 1: but I wouldn't like it A month's lovers are a partner?
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Speaker 1: Think about that one, which brings us to our pole
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Speaker 1: question of the day. So Brad Pitt was dumped by
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Speaker 1: his girlfriend dumped? Would you like to date somebody famous
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Speaker 1: like a Brad Pitt? Yes or no? Go vote on
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Speaker 1: our Twitter page at Naughty Nice Rob at Facebook page
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Speaker 1: Laughady Gossip and be sure to check back tomorrow to
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Speaker 1: hear your results. Mark, what are you working on that? Brother?
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Speaker 1: This is a juicy story. Grey's Anatomy might be coming
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Speaker 1: to an end this year, what I know? So Ellen
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Speaker 1: Pompeo told our friends at Variety, quote, we don't know
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Speaker 1: when this show is really ending yet, but the truth
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Speaker 1: is it could be this year, could be it. She
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Speaker 1: went on to say, quote, I don't take this decision lightly.
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Speaker 1: We employ a lot of people and we have a
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Speaker 1: huge platform, and I'm very grateful for it. She said.
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Speaker 1: You know, I'm just weighing creatively what we can do now. Rob.
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Speaker 1: Interestingly enough, I actually interviewed Giacomo Gianni, who is who
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Speaker 1: plays her love interests on the show um in March,
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Speaker 1: and he told me the same thing he said from
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Speaker 1: the people he spoke with, including Ellen, that he believed
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Speaker 1: the show would end this season, which is season seventeen. Now, Rob,
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Speaker 1: this is a very big decision because Ellen is number one,
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Speaker 1: the huge, the star of the show. She is gray,
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Speaker 1: but she also makes a tremendous amount of money. Jealous,
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Speaker 1: you're gonna cry right now, and you're gonna use numbers.
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Speaker 1: So the contract she signs, she makes about twenty million
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Speaker 1: dollars per season. What which breaks down to five hundred
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Speaker 1: and seventy five tho dollars per episode. I I can't imagine.
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Speaker 1: That's more than I am in years, Like it's crazy
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Speaker 1: for one hour episode yep. And then and then Rob,
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Speaker 1: she gets a signing bonus, so add tag on about
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Speaker 1: another seven million dollars to her salary. So, right, if
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Speaker 1: that was you, You're seventeen years into a show, you're
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Speaker 1: making twenty seven million dollars a year. What do you do?
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Speaker 1: Do you stay? Go? I think I would have quit
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Speaker 1: after the first year. I don't need more than twenty
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Speaker 1: million dollars. I've got to be really honest here, Like
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Speaker 1: it sounds great, but after somebody gives you twenty minute
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Speaker 1: you earn it, you're not giving it. But although you know,
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Speaker 1: I don't know if any of us can do anything
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Speaker 1: that's worth twenty million dollars. Just my opinion. It's a
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Speaker 1: great show. But if I earned twenty million dollars in
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Speaker 1: one year, mark you would never hear from me again?
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Speaker 1: Would do the podcast? We love this? But would you
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Speaker 1: work again? I wouldn't need to. You know what if
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Speaker 1: I just made one episode for what was it, five
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Speaker 1: D seventy five? So if I made one episode for
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Speaker 1: half a million, I'm like, take a few years off
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Speaker 1: on one episode. I need. You know, we all like money.
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Speaker 1: We've got to pay our bills. New York is very expensive,
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Speaker 1: but I don't really hoard money. Like if you look
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Speaker 1: at my bank account, you'll be shocked at how little
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Speaker 1: I have because I spend it. I enjoy my money.
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Speaker 1: I don't own an apartment. I rent on. My goal
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Speaker 1: is to die without a penny in my bank. I
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Speaker 1: know that sounds crazy, but I want to spend my money.
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Speaker 1: I want to enjoy it. I want to have dinners
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Speaker 1: with friends. I don't have children. I don't have to
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Speaker 1: leave it to family members. Who am I going to
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Speaker 1: leave it to I'll leave a little to Derby my
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Speaker 1: dogs as somebody looks after him. But I don't think
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Speaker 1: I need twenty million dollars every year for what did
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Speaker 1: you say? Seventeen years? Mark? My math's not good, but
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Speaker 1: that's like a hundred and what was that? It's like
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Speaker 1: two hundred a calling to the mass, but it's over
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Speaker 1: like three hundred million dollars. How much do you need? Mark?
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Speaker 1: Would you continue working if you made twenty million dollars um?
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Speaker 1: I think I would just want my ten millions. A
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Speaker 1: house here, an apartment. They're a vacation every other year,
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Speaker 1: but that's ten million for the rest of your life.
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Speaker 1: That's not just ten million a year, right, right? Right? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I mean I think it's an ego thing at this point,
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Speaker 1: Like right, it's like it's what do you need all
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Speaker 1: that money? I do find that and it does happen
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Speaker 1: to me, maybe you as well. I increase my lifestyle
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Speaker 1: for how much money I earned, So I don't earn
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Speaker 1: twenty million dollars. But when I get a pay rise,
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Speaker 1: and occasionally I do, I always feel so rich for
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Speaker 1: a couple of weeks, and then my lifestyle adjust and
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Speaker 1: I start buying more things, and before I know it,
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Speaker 1: I'm sort of living a bigger life that I didn't
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Speaker 1: really need. And I don't really need an extra pair
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Speaker 1: of shoes or jeans or fancy codes. So I do
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Speaker 1: think your lifestyle increases. The few rich people I know,
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Speaker 1: they spend so much money each year that they don't
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Speaker 1: need to spend. But it's sort of like I didn't know.
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Speaker 1: It's a weird catch there. Hey, I'll miss the show
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Speaker 1: though I have been enjoying it for all these years.
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Speaker 1: I haven't watched it recently, but I think that's a
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Speaker 1: shocker if it disappears. This story is delicious. We love
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Speaker 1: dating On this show. Chelsea Handler, the comedian, is revealing
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Speaker 1: that she asked Governor Andrew Cuomo out on a date.
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Speaker 1: Get this, he ghosted her. Chelsea said she had a
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Speaker 1: conversation with the governor. She's made it very clear she
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Speaker 1: has a crush on him. She makes lots of jokes
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Speaker 1: about flattening his curve. We can say that it's not
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Speaker 1: too so naughty. But she asked him out on a date.
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Speaker 1: She asked him out on a date. He said yes.
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Speaker 1: She never heard from him ever. Again, Mr Cuomo, that's
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Speaker 1: not good. That's not good at all. Have you ever
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Speaker 1: been ghosted? Mark? I've definitely been ghosted, which you know
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Speaker 1: it doesn't feel good. And I know I've ghosted a
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Speaker 1: few more. I know. Be very daughter, tell me about
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Speaker 1: ghosting people. So you meet a nice, cute guy, you
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Speaker 1: agree to go on a date, and you just change
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Speaker 1: your mind and you disappear. Yeah, you just gonna get
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Speaker 1: busy and you do not forget you're getting me. Mark,
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Speaker 1: that's terrible, and know it's actually really what would ghost?
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Speaker 1: What would Dorrie say if she knew she had a
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Speaker 1: son that was a ghost, She'd be horrified. Doris would
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Speaker 1: never ghost anybody. She's too nice for that. Your brother Jonathan,
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Speaker 1: he is married, But was he a ghost when he
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Speaker 1: was single? My brother is an angel? You monster from
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Speaker 1: the day one? Were you always the monster? Of course?
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Speaker 1: Of course, always terrible? So what does Chelsea do here?
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Speaker 1: Now she's told everybody? Do you think Governor culna como
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Speaker 1: he's a little busy. I guess do you think you
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Speaker 1: should go out on a date? Or is this? Wouldn't
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Speaker 1: you reveal the story? It's probably over? What do you think?
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Speaker 1: But I think that he probably realizes that once he
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Speaker 1: goes on a day with Chelsea shall use that in
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Speaker 1: her show. Oh yeah, she'll tell everybody. I know, people
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Speaker 1: that work for for the governor here in New York.
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Speaker 1: This a little bit of gossip, and they tell me
10:47
Speaker 1: he's actually a working machine. He has very little private life.
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Speaker 1: It made me quite sad because, yeah, they said he
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Speaker 1: has his cars. He loves old vintage cars, and then
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Speaker 1: the rest of the time he's with his daughters or working.
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Speaker 1: Is one of those people. We all have them in
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Speaker 1: our lives. We know people their passion is their job.
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Speaker 1: He doesn't have much of a private life. So maybe
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Speaker 1: maybe Chelsea, maybe this he always ultimately ends out. I
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Speaker 1: think ends up for the turns out for the right reason.
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Speaker 1: So there you go. What's going on with Laurie Lucklin.
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Speaker 1: She's got to go to jail soon, I think, Laurie,
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Speaker 1: Laurie Laurie. Yeah, Laurie's preparing herself right now for her
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Speaker 1: her prison sentence. So as we know, Laurie was lord
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Speaker 1: pleaded guilty for her role in the college emission scam
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Speaker 1: and a judge had sentenced her to two months in prison.
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Speaker 1: She has to report your prison by November nine, and
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Speaker 1: Laurie is kind of getting herself an order. A source
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Speaker 1: has told People magazine Laurie wants us to be an
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Speaker 1: uneventful as possible. She wants this to be a distant
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Speaker 1: memory by two thousand twenty one. Now, rob she's going
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Speaker 1: to be uh spending her time at a prison called
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Speaker 1: victor Vie in Victorville, California, where it she'll be quite
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Speaker 1: busy the prisoner, offering a various amount of programs, including yoga,
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Speaker 1: pilates or a gamy it gets better up. She can
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Speaker 1: even take music lessons. She can play the saxophone that
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Speaker 1: you literally yeah, it's it's kind of crazy. It's like
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Speaker 1: better than living in the world right now, this is
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Speaker 1: better than Dorothy's house. You played the was it viola?
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Speaker 1: So my question, robbed you is if you were sentenced
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Speaker 1: to prison where Laurie's going, one instrument would you go.
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Speaker 1: I definitely played the piano because said, what's something very
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Speaker 1: loud and I'd play all day long to drive people crazy.
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Speaker 1: What I think is interesting about this too, though she
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Speaker 1: has until I think November nine you said to turn
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Speaker 1: herself in. I would have got it out of the way.
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Speaker 1: So the minute I was sentenced, I can't put stuff
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Speaker 1: off like I'm that kid that rips off the band age,
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Speaker 1: Like I can't do it slowly, I just do it quickly.
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Speaker 1: If ever I had to be waxed. That looks painful
12:54
Speaker 1: on the fourteen year old virgin, I would just say,
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Speaker 1: rip it off? Are you somebody the delays mark? Would
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Speaker 1: you put this off right to the very last minute
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Speaker 1: or just go and get it done? I would have
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Speaker 1: done it too, because Rob, she's gonna miss Thanksgiving and
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Speaker 1: Christmas and the years, and she's the whole year has
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Speaker 1: just been a disaster. Although this year with with with COVID,
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Speaker 1: I guess it's all off for everybody. But I think
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Speaker 1: I don't know, like, go do it and then don't
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Speaker 1: talk about it, and don't tell me how easy it was,
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Speaker 1: and don't you dare come out looking fabulous because you've
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Speaker 1: been doing yoga and pollard is all day. You know
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Speaker 1: what I Mean's gonna look like if she does that
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Speaker 1: all day? It's terrible, terrible, Okay. Mega Markel in the
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Speaker 1: UK is asking that a judge delay her legal case.
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Speaker 1: So she is suing a British newspaper for publishing a
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Speaker 1: private letter that she sent to her father. They published
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Speaker 1: it she's asking for something called a summary judgment instead
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Speaker 1: of a lengthy court trial. This might help her avoid
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Speaker 1: an uncomfortable reunion with her estranged father, who could be
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Speaker 1: called as a witness. And she's not the first member
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Speaker 1: of the royal family to try and avoid a risal
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Speaker 1: by requesting a summary judgment. Prince Charles did this back
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Speaker 1: in two thousand and six when The Mail on Sunday
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Speaker 1: published some contents of a private diary. So the laws
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Speaker 1: over in Britain are much stricter than they are here
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Speaker 1: in America. We have freedom of speech here in Britain.
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Speaker 1: They don't remember they're not even citizens, they are subjects
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Speaker 1: of the crown. So she could potentially win this. I
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Speaker 1: think this whole thing is a mistake. The letters out,
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Speaker 1: I've even forgotten about that letter. It was years ago.
14:31
Speaker 1: It feels like it was years ago. Wouldn't you just
14:33
Speaker 1: move on, Mark? Or are you with Megan and say
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Speaker 1: su su sua. Yeah, I agree with your ub but
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Speaker 1: she needs to move on, and especially since she's trying
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Speaker 1: to re kryd ofcreate her image and she she's moved
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Speaker 1: up to the US. It's a bard have the fatigue
14:48
Speaker 1: of the story and it feels like there's so many,
14:51
Speaker 1: so many awful things going on in the world. Megan
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Speaker 1: being upset about a letter that her dad did give
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Speaker 1: to the papers. They didn't break into his house and
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Speaker 1: steal it. They didn't, you know, hunt him out and
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Speaker 1: find him hiding in bushes. She sent her dad a
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Speaker 1: letter and he solved it. Potentially. We don't know that
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Speaker 1: he leaked it, but we do know the dad, David,
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Speaker 1: the dad gave it to a newspaper. That to me
15:15
Speaker 1: sounds like a crisis between her and her dad, not
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Speaker 1: necessarily the media. I'm not sure why she's doing this.
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Speaker 1: I think it's such a bad look for her. Let
15:24
Speaker 1: me know what you think. I might be wrong. You
15:26
Speaker 1: might be able to convince me, So let me know. Hey,
15:28
Speaker 1: we're going to take a quick branger and we will
15:31
Speaker 1: be all right. Welcome back, kill, be naughty but nice,
15:37
Speaker 1: share your history. Shoot it with our friend Lupi Loupy,
15:40
Speaker 1: Mark Lupo. And of course Doris is in the background.
15:43
Speaker 1: And your mother is she at work right now? Mark?
15:46
Speaker 1: I think she's getting ready now, she's after day, she's
15:48
Speaker 1: off to day. She works in a dental office, doesn't
15:51
Speaker 1: she Is it safe to go? Mark? And my dentist
15:54
Speaker 1: just sent me an email about coming in for a cleaning,
15:56
Speaker 1: and I didn't know how I felt about it. I've
15:59
Speaker 1: already gone for a cleanings often to get a cleaning.
16:03
Speaker 1: You've got the best teeth. I go four times a
16:05
Speaker 1: year because Doris in skilled it in you as a child.
16:09
Speaker 1: That and it's also really good for your gums. Now,
16:13
Speaker 1: who would you say has the better gums? You or
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Speaker 1: your brother Jonathan? Do you want to think about that? No?
16:20
Speaker 1: I don't. I have wetter teeth. Okay, let's get to
16:24
Speaker 1: the bowls. So yesterday we talked about Blake Shelton and
16:30
Speaker 1: Gwen Stefani are finally engaged after five years? Was this
16:34
Speaker 1: announcement timed to help the voice ratings? So the voices
16:38
Speaker 1: back on TV, they've had five years, five years to
16:41
Speaker 1: get engaged. The moment the show is back, they get engaged.
16:44
Speaker 1: And not only do they do that, they announce it
16:46
Speaker 1: mark on the day that the show airs, which is
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Speaker 1: a Tuesday. It's a little suspicious. Come on, I'm not
16:52
Speaker 1: saying it's a bad thing, but something's a little strange there. Oh,
16:55
Speaker 1: look at this saying it was time aimed? You said, no,
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Speaker 1: I don't think for one minute this is a PR stunt.
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Speaker 1: They're in love. There are a couple. This is not
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Speaker 1: a stunt for the show. However, if you are in
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Speaker 1: love and you're going to get engaged, why not do
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Speaker 1: it on a day that can help the ratings for
17:13
Speaker 1: your show. Ironically, on Tuesday, the show was pre taped,
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Speaker 1: so they couldn't talk about the engagement because the show
17:20
Speaker 1: had been taped weeks ago. The show is not back
17:22
Speaker 1: until November thirty, Mark, what do you think to think
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Speaker 1: this was like arranged this? There's a coincidence. What do
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Speaker 1: you think when the new lay for Southern News you
17:30
Speaker 1: were the very first person that popped into my head.
17:33
Speaker 1: I thought the exact same thing. This is a perfectly
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Speaker 1: planned PR moment. And congratulations to them. I think well
17:40
Speaker 1: done here so that they were not saying they're not
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Speaker 1: in love, they are in love. This is just a
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Speaker 1: little added bonus. Hey, don't forget to vote on today's poll.
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Speaker 1: You can go to a Twitter page naughty nice right
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Speaker 1: but naughty nice Rob on Facebook page Naughty Gossip and
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Speaker 1: be sure to check back tomorrow. Would you date somebody famous?
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Speaker 1: Would you? I'm not sure I would? Okay, now it's time,
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Speaker 1: the nicest stuff of the day. What do you rub
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Speaker 1: our nicest of the day. It's Sam Smith. I love
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Speaker 1: him too. So he revealed to our friends at Vogue
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Speaker 1: that he's had hair transplant surgery. What I know, it's
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Speaker 1: so funny, he said, quote my hair. It's been a
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Speaker 1: touchy place for me. I haven't actually spoken about this before,
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Speaker 1: but I'm going to speak about it because I don't
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Speaker 1: actually feel like I have anything to hide. I have
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Speaker 1: had a hair transplant surgery. How stunning is it? He's asked,
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Speaker 1: it's nice to have hair, but if I was bald,
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Speaker 1: I would still own it too, because bald is beautiful. Rob.
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Speaker 1: I googledum Sam Smith's hair over the years before the show,
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Speaker 1: and I'm still just baffled on like, when did you
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Speaker 1: get this hair? Because your hair always looks the same. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: it doesn't look any difference. Maybe it was stinning and
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Speaker 1: we didn't know it. Maybe he was using a little help,
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Speaker 1: maybe to pays and stuff that he didn't know, but
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Speaker 1: you never know that we just didn't know about. I
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Speaker 1: love that he's admitting it. There's nothing worse because we
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Speaker 1: all know, I mean, like on this case, actually we
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Speaker 1: don't all know but not normally we know. I had
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Speaker 1: a friend does on the morning show with a friend
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Speaker 1: of mine, another gossip columnists. Oh he was such a delight.
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Speaker 1: And one day he turned up in a full like wig.
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Speaker 1: He had a two play on his head. He was
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Speaker 1: going he was thinning, definitely thinning. But I thought he
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Speaker 1: looked very handsome. And he turned up a week and
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Speaker 1: we were told we couldn't mention it, which is all
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Speaker 1: I wanted to talk about then Mark, and then I
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Speaker 1: kept staring at him and I stopped seeing him. I
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Speaker 1: just saw a wig, but I couldn't mention it. I
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Speaker 1: like this and I'm glad that Sam's talking about it.
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Speaker 1: The one part that I don't buy, though, is when
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Speaker 1: he sang is bald is beautiful? If you thought like that,
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Speaker 1: then you wouldn't go through the pain and the money
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Speaker 1: and the agony of getting a transplant. What do you think?
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Speaker 1: I love my hair. I have thick, gorgeous, bushy hair.
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Speaker 1: For a minute, though, market started to fall out, I know,
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Speaker 1: in big clumps. So my mom my dad has really
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Speaker 1: thick hair. I'm lucky to have my dad's hair. But
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Speaker 1: I went to see like a doctor and they never
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Speaker 1: knew what it was they put injections in my hand
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Speaker 1: and they said the roots are still there. I think
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Speaker 1: it was dress. I know you have nice hair mark. Yes, yeah,
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Speaker 1: I have thick hair, and you know, Rob similar to you.
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Speaker 1: I also had that same problem where hair is coming
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Speaker 1: out in the shower and it's stressed. It really is.
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Speaker 1: It's stressed. And yeah, it's crazy, but I would I
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Speaker 1: would be sad to lose my hair. I kept saying,
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Speaker 1: I'm so used to people saying her, lovely my hair is.
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Speaker 1: I love it. I love people even if they think
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Speaker 1: I'm ugly, like we got a big nose, like you've
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Speaker 1: got beautiful hair. I do have beautiful hair. And I
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Speaker 1: was in the shower one morning and it was coming
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Speaker 1: out and I was like, it really hurt my feelings,
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Speaker 1: but it all grew back. Okay, let's do the naughty ear.
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Speaker 1: Star of the Dayaughty Order. Kim Kardashian is getting roasted
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Speaker 1: over tone deaf tweets. So Kim is on vacation, a
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Speaker 1: forty birthday vacation with her friends, and she wrote that
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Speaker 1: they danced, they rode bikes, they swam near whales, they kayaked,
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Speaker 1: they even watched a movie on the beach and Kim
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Speaker 1: realizes that this is something that might be had of
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Speaker 1: reach for people right now, and she's humbly reminded how
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Speaker 1: privileged her life is. Kim, shut up. You are blessed,
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Speaker 1: You are privileged. Do not need to tell us. At
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Speaker 1: the moment, things are really, really rough. We're in quarantine.
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Speaker 1: People are struggling. I love. I don't resent that you've
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Speaker 1: worked hard. I don't resent the fact you have millions
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Speaker 1: of dollars. But come on, Kim, tone death. What do
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Speaker 1: you think? Mark? Yeah, I'm so turned off by the story.
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Speaker 1: You know. I love Kim Kradeshan. Please do better, Kim,
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Speaker 1: please do better. Talking about let's have a moment of rob.
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Speaker 1: You geta rob, you gotta rob. So love yourself enough
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Speaker 1: today to say sorry and forgive yourself for yesterday. I
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Speaker 1: really believing that, Mark. I love myself enough right now
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Speaker 1: today to let go of my past. I can say
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Speaker 1: sorry to myself, and I can forgive myself like I
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Speaker 1: can forgive other people. I've always been good and forgiving
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Speaker 1: other people I have. I don't hold a grudge. While
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Speaker 1: I haven't been so good at until recently, is forgiving myself?
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Speaker 1: Often moment pop up when I've done something awful in
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Speaker 1: the past, and I think about them. I've now learned
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Speaker 1: to say sorry and to forgive myself. How are you
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Speaker 1: on that, Mark well Robot to say, whenever I hear
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Speaker 1: one of your pieces of advice, I always trying to
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Speaker 1: take it in and and I think forgiveness is huge.
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Speaker 1: And I think back to my past and when there's
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Speaker 1: moments said a cringe, I just remind myself it's okay.
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Speaker 1: And to forgive myself. I hear you in the back
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Speaker 1: of my mind. Forgive yourself. It's actually easier to forgive others.
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Speaker 1: Nobody ever talks about this. We always talk about forgiving
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Speaker 1: other people. It makes us a better person, a bigger person. Yes,
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Speaker 1: that's true, but I think if you can actually forgive yourself,
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Speaker 1: then your life changes. Hey, that's it. We ran out
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Speaker 1: of time. Mark. We love having you on Thursday. Send
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Speaker 1: I love to Doris, your mommy, and Jonathan your brother.
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