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28- The Netflix Betrayal: To Wait or Not to Wait? · Arguing Ever After

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Hello and welcome to Arguing Ever After.
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I am Luke and this is my wonderful wife, Amber.
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OK, here we are. It's our 28th episode.
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That's. Right.
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So we did over half a year. We did.
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We got over half a year. We released all of our not yet
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published material so we no longer have a secret stash of
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episodes. You guys have seen them all and
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heard them all. You have, you've seen them all
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and heard them all. And the reason we had to use a
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secret stash was because we had said before Luke was having
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surgery. Which I did on my throat and
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people have told me my voice sounds more resonant than ever
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before. Oh, lucky you, listeners.
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It's also a bit sore and doesn't work well when I talk for a long
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time, so this could work to your advantage today.
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It could, but you just so you know, there isn't like a mystery
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show where I did have a podcast without Luke.
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It didn't happen. You wanted to I, I really I, I
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don't know, I, I wanted to see, but you know, there's an another
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surgery in your future. So who knows?
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There's still time. There's still time.
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Still time, but welcome back, Luke, to thank you.
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The land of the talking. I don't know.
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That's fair. Yeah.
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I took a week and a half off of talking for the most part and
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eating food. I was drinking protein shakes to
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survive for like a week. It was pretty terrible to be
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honest with you. But we were still able to argue
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even without you having a voice. So.
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Yeah, well, you can write notes. It still happened, but yeah, we
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kind of didn't do much on the podcast during that time, and
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that's fine because it was a time of healing for Luke and a
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time of a lot of other things for me, so.
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We both did some editing and publishing stuff for the radio.
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Yes, yeah, we're now like fully on the radio.
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Which is cool on 94.1 FM, WFNU, Frogtown Radio.
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Yeah, yeah. And I really like being a part
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of that station. It amplifies local voices, which
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it's pretty great. I mean, so much of the radio is
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these huge corporations. Big yeah.
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Yeah. And I think it's just awesome to
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be able to hear something maybe a little different and hear
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people's thoughts locally is. And it's a non profit which is
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cool. That's also cool.
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Gotta like that. You gotta like that.
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You gotta like knowing that the money isn't running it.
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So yeah. So besides that, what's let's
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start with, we have a new listener.
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Oh, we do. That's right.
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And it's an exciting. One.
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Yes, yes. Very exciting.
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We got a listener from Ukraine. Which is amazing.
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That's. Amazing.
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Like somebody in a war-torn country found the time to find
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our podcast I. Know.
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And listen to it. Yeah, yeah, because of that.
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They were having an argument with their spouse.
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Maybe, maybe, perhaps. Or they wanted to learn how to
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argue in English. That's possible, I suppose.
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Maybe they're planning to move to Minnesota and they want to
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get the accent right. I feel like that's not as easy
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to do. I doubt it though.
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I doubt it. Well, in honor of Luke's
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tradition of welcoming our new listener.
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And not great accents. Here's how you would say hello
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to somebody if you were in Ukraine.
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Private, yes. Yes, hello and welcome to our
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podcast. We're excited to have you.
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You couldn't listen to anything, but you chose to listen to us.
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So hopefully we're giving you something worthwhile or
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something to just, I don't know, have on in the background, you
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know, there's sometimes. You know what episode they tuned
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in on? No, I don't, but I know they had
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to have tuned in within the last two weeks.
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Which I mean, I guess technically they could have gone
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to any episode. Yeah, I can't see.
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I wonder if they were like searching for pizza arguments.
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They could have been. Because we did have one.
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That was our most recent episode that was released, not our most
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recent argument. Very true.
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We did actually argue about pizza yesterday though, didn't
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we? A little that's.
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Possible. I don't recall.
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Luke wanted to not cook dinner. Oh, and I can't eat pizza and
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you were being a pill. I didn't want pizza.
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You you also can't eat pizza, so.
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No, no, not about the pizza, but about dinner in general.
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You were like but I don't want that.
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I just don't want pizza 'cause we're going to have it soon.
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But anyhow, there was also other reasons why.
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I don't know what else you were all doing yesterday, but anyhow,
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but we had an argument about pizza and it wasn't the tapping.
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So if you're interested, go back to our other episode.
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You can listen to that we have. And vote against Amber because
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pineapple doesn't. No.
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On a pizza. No spoilers as to all the things
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we talked about, you know, go back and listen.
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Go back and listen. So.
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Now, Speaking of local, while we were talking about the radio, it
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feels only right to address where we live and the state of
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the state. As we've been talking lately,
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although we don't want to get too political or delve into any
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sort of ideologies or, you know, something like that.
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We do live in Minnesota in the Twin Cities, which is Saint Paul
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in Minneapolis. Born and raised.
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I was born in Minneapolis. I was born in Saint Paul.
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For anyone who maybe needs to take a break from what's going
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on locally, you can feel free to Fast forward Fast forward
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anytime. I don't know you, you're going
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to control of your own buttons. Or turn us off.
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But we are going to get to an argument.
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But we, yeah, like Luke said, we definitely could not let today's
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current times pass without acknowledging.
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If you're not living under a rock, which I feel like is
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anyone that's using the Internet as a method of entertainment.
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So probably most of our listeners and and viewers
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probably know about what's happening in Minnesota with
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Immigrations and Customs Enforcement or ICE.
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And is it Customs and Border, CBP, Customs and Border Patrol
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and the IT totally insane state of our cities, which is, you
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know, it looks often like, like a battleground.
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Yeah, yeah. I mean, I do know a lot of
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people aren't seeing it because it's not in there necessarily
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near them. They might have seen like the
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big news article, sure, but. We're seeing everything.
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We're seeing everything. And we're seeing stuff like on
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our friends social media feeds from their own recordings of
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like crazy stuff and traffic stops.
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Like at my work today, there was a impromptu like, like, like you
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know how you see checkpoints in the movies where they like they
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block off of main thruways so that everyone has to.
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They did that in like a couple blocks from my work.
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It was crazy. Yeah, they are, in fact, pulling
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people out of vehicles randomly. And people in the Twin Cities
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are scared. It doesn't matter who they are,
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what they look like. Lots of people are scared.
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Today I went to a doctor's appointment that I go to
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regularly, like every week, every month.
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Very, very frequently. I go to this doctor and there's
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always a lot of people. We live in a very diverse area,
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but. All for allergy.
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For my allergy shots, I'm just like you.
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Don't go to a doctor all that often.
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All the time, all the time. But I noticed that the lobby was
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like virtually empty, which it never is.
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And and I noted something and the woman who was checking me in
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did say, yes, people are cancelling appointments because
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they're scared to go. And again, it does it.
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It's not necessarily whether or not they're citizens or anything
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like that. They're scared because it's very
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random. Well, not random.
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It's not random, it's pretty much anyone that's of non
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Caucasian appearance. Essentially could be stopped so
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people are very scared. And we have lots of friends you
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do too, that we grew up with who are carrying their passports and
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birth certificates around. And it's a scary time right now
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'cause the the rules aren't being followed.
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Like, you know that you're not supposed to stop people without
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a warrant or probable cause. Or.
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Due process, all this stuff is like sort of being ignored and
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it's it's a scary time to live through.
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It is scary, surreal. The other thing is we really do
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love our neighbors a lot here in Minnesota.
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So it feels so different. And I think that's a that's a
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hard thing for people in general is we really rally around
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community. And so when our community is
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hurting, it's difficult for many people, some more so than
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others. But anyhow, like I said, we
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could not, we couldn't let this pass without saying anything.
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And we don't, we're not going to get into political, but just
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know we're going through. We're living in political.
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We're going through it and we are sending our love and our
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support to all who are going through this time.
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And I don't have any great solutions but.
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No, but that's hold your people close to you because in the end
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that's all that really matters. And it could go anywhere.
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So now if you are rewinding, now is a really good time to stop
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or. Wind up did they stop talking?
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About it caught up about it 'cause we also want to talk
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about fun things where, you know, like we.
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Yeah, I could use a. Oh yeah.
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A little break from that tense and taut and fraught reality,
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right? Now yes, me too.
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Me too. And I'm.
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Sure. Yeah.
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And since we haven't podcasted in a while, I could use a little
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extra discussion with you, my lady, even though we're going to
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be fighting. We are going to be fighting.
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I like that connection. Oh, good.
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That's good because it's there a lot I do, I do.
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I know I definitely, I've missed it for sure.
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So I'm glad we're back at it and who knows, but life is going to
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get real wonky again, so we might have to bank a few more.
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I don't have to record some extras I think.
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I think so. I think so.
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So one of the things though, that has happened while Luke was
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in recovery at home, but like recovering from his procedure,
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he had said something about like, well, he'll be watching a
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lot of TV and things like that. And so for a while, there have
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been kind of concepts, it seems like, of saving stuff to watch
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until then, 'cause we couldn't talk, he couldn't even leave
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because there was risk if he got sick that he would then cough
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and hurt his throat a lot more. So I don't know what the warning
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is for anyone who might be going through a tonsillectomy.
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What is that what it's called? It feels real wrong.
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The bonus material, so I don't know which one hurt more because
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I'm not I'm, I don't have a camera inside my throat.
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I had something called a pharyngo or a pharyngeoplasty,
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which was the main reason they were in there.
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And while the doctor was in there he said I might as well
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remove what's left of your tonsils because I'm going to be
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in there anyway. So it was two things, one is
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deeper down in the airway and 1 is up at the back of the mouth,
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right? And both are fairly terrible.
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Right, right. And.
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I'm making sure his microphone's on right now because he sounds
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quieter than he usually would. Well, I'm certainly quieter than
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I usually would be. And I'm trying.
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I don't know, but yeah, so we had, we had known he wouldn't be
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able to talk, but they don't want, they didn't want him to go
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out because if he got sick, imagine having a sore throat on
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top of having. Strep or I would have died.
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On top of having stitching. I mean, I couldn't eat like I, I
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couldn't talk or eat. I had to.
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It was ice chips for most of day one.
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I don't even remember if I could drink protein shakes yet.
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No, no. And then day 2 I think I
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graduated to ice cream and maybe very cold protein shakes, but it
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was like I couldn't take more than a tiny little even sip.
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Yes, Luke was very, very hungry and.
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Yeah, very hungry. And hang hangry maybe?
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Yeah, yeah. And of course I felt bad.
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I'm. Still a little bit hungry.
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I know, I know you are. Because I still can't eat.
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Like, I don't know lots of stuff.
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I can't eat anything that requires a lot of chewing.
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So like cheeseburgers, tacos, I don't know, large, large things
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that you have to put in your mouth.
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Or scratchy things. But so because he was stuck kind
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of in the same space I was there and our daughter, well, she was
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sick too. It was, it was, it's been a
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couple few weeks around this household.
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Someone's been sick or recovering of something this
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whole time. But anyhow, because he couldn't
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eat, she and I felt bad about eating in front of him, so
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therefore we weren't eating much either.
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So you guys were hangry too? We were hangry too.
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The whole household was hangry. But yeah, we were purposefully
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not eating the things we wanted to, so it was interesting.
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I'd be like, is he going to sleep yet?
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It's 10:00 at night. Oh, good, I can eat some food.
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Oh my God. So if anyone ever really
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wonders, you know, they fight so much.
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Does she really love him? Yes.
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I waited till 10:00 to eat actual food.
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She does multiple times. It's true.
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So. But yeah, I lived through it.
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You lost some weight. I didn't.
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I don't know how I. Mean, I want you to know that
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that was not the primary objective.
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For sure. Yep, Yep.
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I did weigh in at my claimed podcast weight.
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Well, that's exciting. 185 I got down to it for the first time in
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many years. I'm sure that I will get back up
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there as I continue to be able to eat again.
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Yeah, yeah. It's like every new thing.
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It's kind of like when the baby gets the new food, you're like,
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oh, they can. Eat.
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Oh my God, it was like I basically had to eat baby food.
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It was like mushed up by a pea soup I ate, you know, chicken
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broth I had, I don't know, it was.
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I don't know if you're ever looking for the recipes of how
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to recover, I mean, and what foods you can have.
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Reach out to Luke, send him a message.
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I did watch a lot of TV too. So, yeah, so we were watching.
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We were. The point was movies.
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I forgot that we were even talking about that.
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I know. Which is bonkers.
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I brought us back. Thank you.
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Thank you. Lot of movies, a lot of TV.
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Sometimes we need to circle back, but also did we?
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Finish that show we were watching.
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OK, well we're going to talk about that in a few moments.
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Also one of the things was Luke didn't want to watch anything
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that was funny. Because laughing.
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Hurt because laughing hurt and that's sorry super hard because
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I don't. I like comedies a lot.
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You also like other things. Who doesn't like a good laugh?
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Well, everybody. Right.
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It's still not great to laugh. Believe it or not, I that's it's
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also not great to talk for a long time.
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Well then shut up and listen. Check.
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Anyhow, so we did a lot of watching of a couple of series
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that we had been looking at for a while and movies but like
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nothing I for a long time, probably since we got together
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and living in a house together, there's always been those shows
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that we both are interested in. And I think like most or several
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couples, a lot of the time we are not home at the same time
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with the same time frame to watch TV.
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So what that ends up meaning is either you watch it alone or you
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have to wait to watch with the other person.
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Now going into his recovery, I knew for sure we would have way
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more than enough to watch together because for the last 85
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years, I don't know how I like it.
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For years and years and years, we have been putting stuff into
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like a my list or whatever it is on whatever app it is.
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You watch for shows and series and movies that it's like, oh,
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well, you got to wait to watch that with me and yada.
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So we had a lot of that sitting out there and I thought no
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problem, we'd be able to get caught up on some of it.
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And we did start watching a couple things.
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I don't even remember some of them, but we started watching.
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What was it? No.
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Copenhagen. Yeah.
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Heist theory. Test.
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Test test the main character in it I really like.
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He's from Kim's Convenience. Also, he was in a movie called.
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Shang Chi. Yeah, I saw that movie too.
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Anyhow. Yeah.
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So anyhow, he's a good actor. I saw he was on it immediately
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when I saw the the trailer. I was like, oh, I'm going to
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watch that. I love that guy.
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He's hilarious and looks like, yeah, me too.
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This was before his surgery, and I thought, if I'm going to have
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to wait for you to watch it, I'm never going to see it.
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I swear there are series in our things that have expired.
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They've been pulled off of Netflix or pulled off of Peacock
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or whatever, Hulu, all of the streaming things that we've just
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not gotten to because Luke says you can't watch that without me.
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Because it's something we both like.
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But if we've never seen it and we never get to see it, it
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doesn't become something we both like, right?
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Like. Well, there was plenty of other
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stuff for you to watch anyway. That's what you say all the time
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and there. Was plenty of stuff for me to
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watch because it's not like we were sitting next to each other
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on the couch for a week. Yeah, we were.
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No, we weren't. Yeah, we were.
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Oh, you were sleeping? You're being real.
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You know what What I'm talking. Maybe let me because I can
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barely raise my voice. So give a guy a little sympathy
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over here. Hell, I was sleeping a lot
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because I was on painkillers because they shaved out part of
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my throat and air weight, for God's sake.
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Anyway, I watched a couple of movies without you.
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You were off doing other stuff. Working.
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It could have been work. Yeah, it could have been work.
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No one was saying. That I watched that new Jurassic
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Park movie and I think it was #4 or five.
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I didn't. They were dinosaurs and there
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were people that didn't want to get eaten by them.
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I had no desire to ever watch that movie, so OK.
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I mean, you did sleep a lot on the couch, which.
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And in bed. Yeah, you slept a lot.
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I feel like you probably enjoyed the portion of the sleeping but
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not the pain portion. That's accurate.
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Yeah, I. Mean you have to sleep when you
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get surgery because it's part of the You're also the magic of the
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human body. It appeals itself.
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Luke is also known to fall asleep on a random couch or two.
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I mean. I do have, I do have a
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reputation to uphold. Yes, yes.
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That's actually part of the reason I got surgery is because
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I have sleep apnea, which means I get horrible sleep all the
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time, so I'm tired all the time. Yep, I get horrible sleep
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because you get horrible sleep too.
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Oh yeah, I'm sure it's not as bad as 9.
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I wow. And not everything.
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I know our show is called Arguing Ever After, but not
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everything is a competition. You can have it bad and I can
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also have it bad. I mean that's true, it's just
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hard to hear you complain about bad sleep when I have a medical
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condition. But you don't notice that you're
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waking up with yours where I notice.
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I do notice being tired all the time.
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Right, me too. Speaking of being tired all the
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time, Oh my God. Lately we have had a dog who has
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been sick and needing to wake up in the middle of the night and
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go outside. Multiple times a night.
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Yeah, it's been. I think you got like 5 hours
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yesterday because I woke up twice between like midnight and
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five. Oh well then yeah, I did get
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about 5 hours because I probably went to bed around midnight.
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That was a little resentful. Well, must be hard after your 70
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million hours of sleeping for two weeks during recovery.
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Oh, you think I'm recovered? That's.
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Cute. I don't see.
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He's still very contentious and still very not nice.
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It is called arguing ever after. I know, but you're being.
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It's not called arguing sometimes.
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Like, I don't know anyhow, but no.
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So we've been waiting. So sad and scratchier.
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So it's maybe that's part of it too.
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Could be, but I also see your face.
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The audience also sees your face.
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OK, my face is still those who are watching Bones.
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Those who are watching a lot of them aren't.
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Some of them are not at all. Well, anyhow, what were we even
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talking about? Movies.
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Movies. Oh, movies.
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Jurassic Park 4. I have a terrible memory of
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movies. A sick dog?
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Sure. Yeah, a sick dog.
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But you know what? No.
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Sleep till Brooklyn. Is that a movie?
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Well, it's a song by the Beastie Boys.
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Super famous. I don't really like the Beastie
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Boys in the 80s. Oh, I might have just gotten
23:21
myself cancelled right there by saying that, huh?
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I mean the Beastie Boys. I just.
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They had their, they had their, their moment.
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I'm just saying they were strong in the 80s.
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Yeah, they were. It's not just, it's just not my
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kind of music. And that's fine, Fine with that.
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I will let anyone who likes them like them.
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I'm sure a lot of my music isn't for everybody else either, but
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So what? I feel like we watched a couple
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other movies and I I don't remember what they were over the
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last couple weeks. But I don't either.
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I feel like my disclaimer was I was on drugs.
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I brights my disclaimer was I don't remember movies because I
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fell asleep during them a lot. That's why I like TV shows is
24:05
because I can fall asleep during ATV show and catch up easier or
24:13
be like, I know that there's going to be another show and
24:16
like an I don't know, 3 minutes or something.
24:20
You know when that that wave of sleepiness hits, right?
24:24
There's to me nothing like a couch nap, like falling asleep
24:29
on the couch watching TV just feels like, sounds so sad, feels
24:34
so luxurious, you know? It is maybe.
24:38
It is. It feels, well, you're right.
24:40
I mean in the fact that I have a couch and I'm watching TV, but I
24:43
mean like just feels like such a extra.
24:48
I don't know. Indulgence.
24:50
Indulgence. Yes, that's what that that makes
24:52
sense anyhow. So for me to watch you.
24:55
Have an indulged life. Wow, with my couch naps and
25:00
watching TVI don't feel too precious when you say that.
25:04
But when you say that, it sounds like you're saying I'm a little
25:07
precious. Well, that's why I said it.
25:09
Wow, you who falls asleep on the couch all the time?
25:14
You literally all the time. Every time you're watching TV?
25:18
Almost. That's not true.
25:20
You're right, it's not true, but.
25:21
I think my sleeping on the couch is less consistent than you're
25:24
sleeping on the couch. That's what that makes no sense
25:28
to me. Like I think that if you counted
25:32
the number of times hours that either of us was watching
25:38
something while on the couch, I feel like you might actually
25:40
fall asleep more than I do. Maybe.
25:43
That's possible. Like hour for hour.
25:46
I'm tired all the time. Maybe you have sleep apnea?
25:50
I very much doubt it. I do have sleep deprivation, but
25:54
not sleep apnea. But anyhow, so with the TV
26:00
shows, the reason I like the TV shows is because when you're
26:02
fall asleep during them, you know, you're like, cool, it's
26:05
now, you know, I fell asleep at episode 2.
26:08
We're now at Episode 4. It's not going to be that hard.
26:12
Just go back and I'll find it. Oh, I thought you were going to
26:14
say just skip it. I was like, wait, you can't just
26:16
skip. It No, you can't you.
26:18
Got to see it. But also, there's more yet to
26:21
watch when I watch a movie. A lot of times when I fall
26:23
asleep during a movie, what happens is I see the beginning.
26:27
Did you go back and finish that one we were watching?
26:29
You don't. I don't remember what one we
26:31
were watching. It's a murder mystery or
26:34
something. I don't know.
26:36
Anyway, I see the beginning, I sleep through the end, I wait,
26:40
or I sleep through the middle, and then I wake up at the end.
26:43
Yeah, there's no point in me rewatching that movie.
26:47
Oh, the one we didn't finish it, 'cause I haven't finished it.
26:50
You fell asleep in it with the the girl spies.
26:54
It just came up. Oh yeah, I didn't.
26:57
I didn't. You were supposed to catch up so
26:58
that we. Could Canela P Cruz.
27:00
She was one of them. And that girl from us, This Is
27:04
Us. Us.
27:05
Just us. Just us.
27:07
And also them. Yes, us and them.
27:11
Oh. Yeah.
27:13
She was in it. I can't say her name.
27:15
I couldn't tell you what it was about besides their spies.
27:18
Peter Lemgo No. But she's great, she is.
27:22
Great. She is, I was.
27:25
Bryce Dallas Howard Who? Scarlett Johansson, Who I'm just
27:32
naming redheads at this point. I don't.
27:34
I don't. There were only two that I
27:36
recognized. Both of them were.
27:38
The 2 that I just named were in one of the Jurassic Park
27:43
numbers. OK so I confused them.
27:47
I think it was. There's another one that looks
27:50
just like them, Jessica Chastain, also a redhead.
27:55
Jessica Chastain. Bryce Dallas Howard looked the
28:00
same like it's one of those one celebrities that look the same
28:04
if you put them up next to each other.
28:06
Like you know how you confuse everyone?
28:08
This is 2 redheads that if you put they look like sisters like
28:12
if you. Put I'm going to have to look at
28:13
it. I bet I can spot the difference
28:15
as one. Of those two people was in that
28:17
movie and I don't know which one it is.
28:20
I I don't know either 'cause I don't I didn't make it past the
28:24
opening scene, so I'm. Going to go Jessica Chastain.
28:29
Nope. I think this is, it doesn't
28:33
matter if you've seen the movie and you know what we're talking.
28:35
About like a little bit. I'm sure it matters to her and
28:39
to a lot of people, but for our purposes of this, it's going to
28:42
take us 75 years to try to come up with.
28:44
We need to finish the movie because I want to see who shoots
28:47
who and. I mean, I feel.
28:49
Who betrays who and? This is the problem.
28:52
So often like these, they're just so predictable.
28:56
Well, yeah, that's why you go to the movies is because it's
28:59
predictable. Sometimes you go to be
29:01
surprised. I I like, I love being
29:04
surprised. No, no, right.
29:05
But I mean the like predictable, yes, but not like like even if
29:13
you're talking, let's say it's like a murder mystery where you
29:15
can't easily, often you can't easily, if it's well done,
29:19
predict who the murderer is. OK, but it's still the same
29:26
repetition. Like it's still a murder mystery
29:29
and they have the oh, but what about this clue?
29:32
Oh, but this person said they saw this person at this place,
29:34
which wasn't introduced until hour two of the movie.
29:38
And you know, it's a big twist. And like, that is repetitious
29:42
even in that genre of mystery, even though you don't know the
29:46
person at the end, you know there's going to be 1 and
29:49
they're going to get there through a very predictable
29:51
sequence of events. So I understand what you're
29:53
saying and that you like a surprise, but it's not like
29:55
surprising that it happened. It's just you're like, oh, it's
29:59
that person. See, that's my issue though with
30:02
action movies is it's never or almost never a surprise.
30:07
It's almost always. Yep, I know exactly what's Going
30:10
to happen. Good guys win, bad guys lose.
30:12
Sure, what I like about comedies.
30:16
I mean, you should have watched all the Marvel movies.
30:18
They weren't all predictable. I don't care about the Marvel
30:22
movies. Unless you read the comics,
30:23
maybe you would have known. Which I have not in what?
30:25
I didn't know Iron Man was going to be the one that took the
30:28
Infinity Gauntlet from. Wow, spoiler alerts for our
30:31
audience. It's like 10 years ago.
30:34
I mean, I'm just saying, what if they're like, you know, Luke
30:38
just made me want to watch Marvel 'cause he said they
30:41
aren't all the same or they don't, you know, they're not all
30:44
predictable. And then you took it away,
30:47
'cause you said, here you go, Captain America stole the
30:51
Infinity Stones, you know, like. You aren't going to watch it,
30:55
let's be real. No, I'm definitely not going to
30:57
watch it. I I had my 3:00 that I wanted.
31:00
To watch this weekend I'm so excited.
31:03
Can't wait. Go and see The Lord of the Rings
31:05
re release in theaters the extended editions with my dad.
31:12
And how many hours? And my kid, they're like 3 1/2
31:16
to 4 so. You're gonna be gone for like 5
31:18
hours. Give or take.
31:21
And this is 3 days in a row. You're excited now, aren't you?
31:23
That's messed up. No, I did not.
31:26
Say that you guys watching, you know the truth.
31:28
You saw her face. It lit up.
31:31
She had a smile. She was like, Oh.
31:33
Thank God. 5 five hours, 3 days. I, I mean, oh, I remember when I
31:39
was a kid and you'd go and watch a movie.
31:43
That's movie theater, right? And if you figured out some way
31:48
not saying how to catch a second movie.
31:51
Oh, the old go on the bathroom trick.
31:54
No, I buy a ticket legitimately. Of course.
31:57
I'm sure people. Still do this.
32:00
But anyhow, like how long of a day that felt after the second
32:04
movie? Yeah, yeah.
32:08
I mean I after of course buying your second ticket.
32:11
That's I think it would be super premium if they somehow throw in
32:15
an intermission in the middle so that you don't have to choose
32:18
your loss. Oh, for the movies you're
32:20
watching, are they going to? I don't think so 'cause they
32:23
don't have them built in. Oh.
32:25
But there are probably some logical breakpoints where they
32:28
could put it. We think they saw a whole bunch
32:30
of concessions during that time frame.
32:33
Oh, and at the same time, my brother in Maryland and his son,
32:37
my nephew, are going to be watching the movies as well.
32:40
So it's like a family event across the country.
32:43
What I you know what that tells me, It tells me that there's not
32:47
a lot of movies out. That's messed up.
32:50
Tell me that it's not true. Tell me it's not the most Oscar
32:53
winning film series of all time. I'm I have no idea because I
32:58
don't actually care about it. It's.
32:59
Literally the Oscar winningest movie and movies of all time.
33:03
So again, don't care. 13. I I'm not.
33:07
Actually 13 Oscars. That's interesting.
33:10
That's interesting information. Oh my goodness.
33:16
Best film, best director, best original score.
33:20
OK, I'll stop. I'm sorry.
33:21
I'm sorry. I'm not.
33:23
So you know what? I'm not sorry.
33:24
Actually, I'm not. I'm not sorry at all.
33:26
I'm not arguing with you about that.
33:30
I hope we have a debate about it one day, because you will lose.
33:33
What would you want the debate to be about?
33:34
Anything. Anything.
33:36
You just pick the opposing side to anything.
33:39
Lord of the Rings, I'm in. Oh my gosh, we could have had
33:43
this be our episode. No, I would have got too heated.
33:48
Oh yeah, you would have you. Said something upsetting and I
33:51
would have been like we're we're done.
33:53
This is the podcast is over. This is full on blueberry
33:56
doughnut. Turning the lights off and I am
33:59
out. Of here I quit.
34:00
Now Amber can have her solo show.
34:02
She's been begging for Amber. It's called Amber ever after.
34:07
Got a nice ring to. It it does, doesn't it?
34:09
Yeah, it kind of does. Same initials.
34:13
It does. I don't even have to think about
34:15
that. Well, maybe one day, but anyhow.
34:19
So, but you're going to go do that.
34:22
You're going to go watch these movies five hours each day,
34:25
three days in a row. My point was, I don't know how
34:30
over a weekend movie theaters in many places back in the day,
34:35
they would have never had that kind of spare time.
34:37
Well, January is typically a low month.
34:40
Which it shouldn't be because there's like, at least in
34:44
Minnesota, not much you want to do in January.
34:48
It's very cold. It's very, very cold.
34:52
It's true today. Today it got up to 20 something
34:55
degrees, started out at like 12. So that was unpleasant.
34:59
Sure didn't feel like it got up to 20.
35:01
And by the way, for people who aren't in Minnesota, they get up
35:04
to 20 and that being a heat wave.
35:07
Sorry, that's not fun. I mean it.
35:10
That's not fun. 2020 something is pleasant.
35:13
Yeah, yeah. So well enjoy that.
35:17
I think when I'm home, I'm gonna I at some of these times, I'm
35:21
gonna watch some TV shows that have been sitting there.
35:25
That's fair. Because we just went through,
35:28
what, three to three weeks? Got another, got another couple
35:33
three weeks coming up. Right, I know.
35:36
For surgery, boy over here. Whatever.
35:39
So anyhow, I'm going to watch some TV that I'm going to get
35:42
caught up on and I don't know, Luke, let me ask you a question.
35:50
Oh, and now ladies and gentlemen, the moment you've all
35:53
been waiting for in this corner, claiming to weigh in at 135 lbs
36:01
with a semi fresh haircut, looking real good, wearing her
36:05
Minnesota estate's sweatshirt, which is Ice Houses if I
36:11
remember correctly. For ice fishing.
36:13
For ice fishing, which is side note thing that people do in
36:16
Minnesota quite a bit. That house is for ice.
36:20
They go fishing in little shacks on the frozen lakes.
36:23
She is ready to battle yours truly with tiring vocal cords.
36:32
Yeah, I know you're getting done in this corner.
36:35
We have Luke. And here's the tally, folks.
36:39
We we've stacked him up a little bit.
36:41
Oh. No.
36:43
Oh, he's looking at the number. I shouldn't have told him.
36:47
So we have 8 ties. That's.
36:49
For real. It's for real. 8 ties.
36:51
Look at your beaming. Luke has 18.
36:56
She's beaming. I have one. 11 That is a
37:01
substantial pull ahead. I have a really big.
37:04
That being said, although I hate it, I think I might actually
37:08
hate it less than being tied forever.
37:11
Yeah, yeah. Like we were tied basically
37:14
forever. For like a month, we were tied.
37:17
Yeah. So I, I it's.
37:18
Stupid that you're winning. It's not stupid.
37:20
Because. Our listeners are smart.
37:23
You haven't been right that much.
37:26
I disagree with the listeners that disagreed with me.
37:30
OK, OK, OK, OK. Anyhow, so clearly I'm winning.
37:34
Luke, I have a question for you, given that there's shows we both
37:44
want to watch and I know we're not the only twosome out there
37:51
who have both joint shows they want to watch.
37:54
You know, that's like you've talked to people.
37:56
Yes. Oh, I've never OK you've.
37:58
Never talked? OK?
38:00
No, the audience will know anyhow.
38:03
Do you really have to wait for the other person to watch a show
38:10
that you both want to watch? It depends.
38:14
OK, so as I'm just going to answer with the truth, yes, but
38:19
under specific conditions, 'cause I don't, there's not a
38:21
blanket yes, you should wait all the time.
38:25
So This is why I said we needed to establish a time frame
38:28
because I don't think it's fair. You just want to win more, which
38:31
is really quite selfish of you. So there are some shows that we
38:38
always have watched together since we were young, like The
38:42
Amazing Race for instance. We've been watching that show
38:44
together for 20 years. There are some shows who have
38:50
actors in them who we are both in love with, who I don't think
38:54
he would suggest either of us wait, or I mean, either of us
38:58
watch without the other. Like there's some stuff that you
39:02
just agreed to, like Blood. That movie, for instance, that
39:05
we recently watched called The Thursday Murder Club.
39:08
We both saw that and we're like, for sure need to watch that
39:12
movie. And I, I didn't even know, but I
39:15
didn't talk to you. I knew without talking to you
39:17
for sure. I know Amber's going to want to
39:18
watch this movie. So I'm going to like save that.
39:21
And you also said you did the same thing.
39:23
You were like, I need to watch this movie and I'm sure Luke's
39:26
going to want to watch it too. So like, there's some stuff that
39:31
I think we just wait because we know the other person either is
39:35
going to love the show or the actors in it or both.
39:38
And so it just makes sense. Or stuff that we have been
39:40
watching together for a long time, which makes sense.
39:44
There's also a huge amount of stuff, and this is not one thing
39:52
or the other. You have more time to watch TV
39:54
than I do because of your work schedule.
39:56
So like, you watch more TV than I do.
40:02
Yeah, you do. Keep going.
40:04
I'm listening. Are you going to argue that you
40:07
watch less TV? I'm listening to you.
40:10
While shaking your head and rolling your eyes.
40:12
That's really unkind. So you watch more TV than me and
40:19
watch more of a selection because of it.
40:24
And there's been stuff that we've started watching together
40:27
that I've said, OK, well that I don't need you to like hold
40:31
those, you know, for me and you to watch together.
40:33
You can watch it on your own like all the not CSI, all the
40:38
law and orders, like I've gotten into them and then I get I check
40:41
out I don't know, there's been a bunch of them where we started
40:43
watching stuff together and I'm like, you know and I don't I
40:49
don't even know how much TVI watch but it's not like a lot a
40:52
lot. And now my throat is getting
40:55
tired so I'm going to have to wrap this up.
40:57
I think the answer for me, generally speaking is yes, but
41:02
but only in the cases that we agree, like, and maybe it's a
41:06
short amount of time. We've talked about that before
41:08
too. Like, OK, well, how you've asked
41:10
me that question, how long do I have to wait?
41:14
And it's like, and I've given you answers like if, if I don't
41:18
watch this with you in the next 30 days, then clearly I don't,
41:23
I'd haven't prioritized it. And you can watch it on your own
41:26
without me, even if, even if I'm going to be a little pouty boy,
41:31
you know, And that happens and you do.
41:34
And it's fine. I ultimately, I don't, I don't
41:38
want to fight with you about TV shows because I don't think it
41:41
matters that much. But some TV shows, I do think
41:45
you got to wait. And there's not a big list of
41:48
them. I guess you probably might
41:50
remember more than than I do, but I got to stop.
41:55
So balls in your court. All right.
41:56
I think in general the the issue I think is and, and you made
42:03
some caveats, so I'm going to clear away those caveats, is
42:06
that it's like every show we look at together, like, oh, you
42:10
can't watch that without me. Oh, you can't watch that without
42:12
me. Oh, you can't watch that without
42:13
me. Like frequently that we're both
42:18
interested in. You will say that.
42:20
And so I say to you, well, how long?
42:24
Because I know there are shows that have just essentially
42:28
expired out of the system because we haven't had time to
42:31
watch them together. Because even though you think I
42:35
have all this extra time in my life, because you think you work
42:38
all these extra hours in your life, I don't.
42:43
Actually have on the phone. Right.
42:46
Not just at work. I'm not saying I work.
42:49
No and. OK, my point is that you assume
42:56
that I have all this extra time now when I relax and watch TVI
43:00
want it to be purposeful. I don't want it to be something
43:03
I'm not really that much into, right?
43:07
Because who wants to do something for no reason?
43:10
But I think everybody deserves the ability to kind of unwind
43:15
and things like that. I know for a fact there are
43:17
things you don't like to watch because they're too gruesome,
43:21
scary, what have you, or cooking stuff which you're not really
43:26
into. But a lot of those things where
43:29
we do come together, which is a lot of what comes out our.
43:33
Spy stuff, Murder mystery stuff, right?
43:37
We both like those two genres. I well, Spies is OK.
43:41
Murder mystery stuff fully. Really good comedies fully.
43:47
We both really enjoy a super good thriller with good actors.
43:54
Yeah. Now Luke and I also like to
43:56
watch things differently. I like binge watching.
43:59
I want to watch that show from beginning to end without other
44:05
shows in the middle. You don't like doing that.
44:09
You like to have variety. And you're like, cool, because
44:13
that's how we were raised in the 1900s is you'd have to wait a
44:17
week for a show. I've even heard you say like I
44:20
miss having to wait a week for a show.
44:23
Like there's actually there's showrunners who release their
44:26
shows and that have been recorded already on purpose once
44:30
a week and I totally dig it. Oh I hate it so much.
44:33
Like just give them all to me at once and I'll watch them all and
44:37
chances are I will then watch whatever the next thing is in
44:42
the same manner. So this waiting a week thing or
44:46
releasing things that way, I'm sure there's some sort of theory
44:50
about like viewership going up overall for the application, but
44:55
it's just annoying. Just let me watch the whole and
44:57
I there are many times I've just said I'll wait till the whole
44:59
thing comes out. Looks good, but I don't want to
45:03
wait. I don't want to watch 3
45:05
episodes, wait two weeks, watch three more 'cause these types of
45:08
series, they're like cool leaving.
45:10
I don't know. How you want to watch 345 hours
45:12
of TV in a row? I I'm not saying I do no, no,
45:15
no, no, no, no. I'm saying 3 or 4 hours of my TV
45:20
watching, not necessarily in one sitting, but like if I'm
45:25
watching ATV show today of Thursday with surprise,
45:29
surprise, that's when we're recording.
45:32
Then on Friday when I'm watching, I want to watch that
45:35
same show. I don't want to jump to a whole
45:38
nother show. I want to just watch the whole
45:40
thing. So anyhow, I feel it is, is also
45:44
the most efficient way to watch something.
45:47
So that's, that's one of the reasons why waiting for Luke to
45:52
watch something in general, not just like waiting for a whole
45:55
series, that's it's also waiting to watch the next episode.
46:00
And given the way things are, sometimes it's like, cool, well,
46:04
I have 30 minutes to watch TV, right?
46:07
Because for whatever reason, bedtime, kid, bedtime, you know,
46:11
like there's literally 30 minutes.
46:13
That's all we got. Well, the show we like to watch
46:14
is an hour. I can't stay up an extra half
46:17
hour to catch up, neither can you.
46:18
So we end up going. Because we're getting old now we
46:21
need to go to bed. We'll go two or three weeks.
46:23
We have, I think, 3 Series right now and I think I could only
46:28
tell you one with certainty that we're in the middle of watching
46:31
because time has elapsed so far. I was going to ask you how many
46:36
shows that I have asked you to wait for me are there currently
46:42
in the queue. Of.
46:43
Life. You think it's a large number?
46:46
I do, I do. Because we forget about them all
46:49
the time, because we'll be watching something I don't
46:51
remember. So, he said.
46:52
We like mysteries. I don't know if we even finished
46:59
Only Murders. Don't think we finished it.
47:02
We didn't finish poker. Poker Face, that is the name no.
47:08
You could finish that one without me.
47:11
Thank you for your permission anyhow.
47:13
Well. What's because it's we spend
47:15
time together. Yes, but there's plenty of
47:17
things we can spend time together doing anyhow.
47:21
So there's multiple series, multiple things, and it just
47:24
gets lost. And I'm just saying like, I know
47:29
you watch a lot of things on your own.
47:33
I also watch things and I feel like those things are filler
47:36
things, although you sometimes really like watching those
47:39
things like your soccer games and your biking shows and your.
47:43
Well, I don't really like the biking shows.
47:45
Car racing shows and all of those things, like those are
47:49
things you're like, I'm excited to watch.
47:51
Amber, please leave the room so I can watch soccer.
47:56
Soccer is the main one. Yeah, I mean like, but so like
47:59
these are things you're like just, I would like the couch in
48:02
space so I can watch this thing. Most of those things I'm
48:05
watching I. Have another couch.
48:07
We can, I can, we can split up. OK, but I'm not if it's if I
48:12
want to watch something and you're taking that time, right?
48:15
So anyhow, I'm saying you shouldn't have to wait, and if
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you do, it shouldn't be too long because in today's world of
48:24
fast-paced media, it's going to be gone.
48:28
And why not just enjoy something while it exists and is there?
48:32
I'm going to add something here at the end because it should
48:35
have been added at the beginning and I advocated for it
48:38
prerecording and you said no as a way to win an episode.
48:42
I don't. Oh my gosh.
48:45
Let's say, well, you did this to me in the in when the world's
48:48
going to end. You asked me about 75, but use
48:50
it, he said. Would you want to know if it was
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going to be a month? What about 10 days?
48:55
What about 7:00? What about 3?
48:57
What are they? OK, you know what?
48:58
I can ask you a question too. Oh, oh.
49:00
So anyhow, all right, ask me the question.
49:02
I love a double question. What's the time frame where it
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like? It would be like OK or
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acceptable or something like that.
49:15
To wait for the other. Person you just think the answer
49:17
is you should be selfish all the time based on what you just
49:20
said. I should be selfish all the
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time. Yes.
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So yeah, so. Well, there's.
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I'm the one who's I? Just want to be clear about the
49:32
level of content that's out there in the world.
49:34
There's so many streaming apps that you don't even know what
49:37
streaming app. You're veering away from what
49:42
you just. Said, which is.
49:44
Because you. Think it's a yes or no?
49:46
Question. No.
49:46
Heinous. No, I don't.
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And it was it's no, it's not. So you think the answer is
49:55
regardless of whether I think it's something I would enjoy
49:58
with you and want to watch with you, that you should just watch
50:02
whatever regardless, no matter what and I'm.
50:04
Saying there should be. And.
50:08
You haven't even let me actually come up with my answer yet.
50:11
Are you going to agree with me? What?
50:14
Well, I said you should wait with conditions and you said you
50:19
should not. I don't think I should have to
50:22
wait the time frame. You think I should have to wait,
50:24
which is indefinitely or until you say I've released the show
50:29
to you to watch now? Like those are those.
50:33
That is not reasonable, I think. It's reasonable to say like, I'd
50:36
like to watch this with you, but if it's not if, if I don't
50:41
commit to sitting down and watching the show with you
50:44
within a month, that's unreasonable and you should be
50:48
able to watch it. But whatever.
50:51
Well, that's not the question you wanted to ask.
50:54
Right. I'm saying, do you have to wait?
50:56
You want to put a time frame on it.
50:58
I also wouldn't mind a time frame on it.
51:00
However, I don't know that that is the question.
51:04
The question was do you have to wait?
51:06
You say yes. I guess the question to me, if I
51:09
have to have an opposing answer is no, you don't have to wait
51:14
because who knows what's going to exist.
51:16
I would also. I would also, but here's the
51:19
thing. I if I were to say a time frame,
51:22
sure, a couple few weeks. If you haven't watched it by
51:24
then, you haven't. Prioritized it, but then I would
51:27
have had the question be if you and your spouse have agreed to a
51:30
time frame of 30 days or two weeks or whatever the number is,
51:34
should you have to wait? And of course the answer is yes.
51:37
I will say I have never because I actually am not as selfish as
51:41
you say to the audience that I am.
51:44
I have not watched anything without you that you've said.
51:51
I want you to wait. Right here, I'm throwing down
51:55
the gauntlet, and I want the audience to know that.
51:59
Facts. That I didn't know this as much
52:01
of a problem for you as you've made it up to be on this show.
52:05
If I would just say 30 days, that's a pretty short lifespan.
52:09
I feel like anyone that's an adult at this point in life can
52:13
wait till the next episode comes out. 30 days isn't unreasonable.
52:18
We can have our argument and our question be the yes or no.
52:21
But I would tell you right now in front of everybody, if we
52:24
agree, other than the ones we've been watching together for 20
52:27
years and stuff like amazing or movies, because that's a little
52:32
different because they're just one, they're just one shot.
52:34
But if it's a series and I haven't sat down for a month to
52:37
watch even episode one with you, go ahead because I'm because I'm
52:41
probably not going to. I know, I know.
52:45
Well, there's. Been compromising.
52:47
Wow. Well, but that doesn't help the
52:49
first time it's. Happened episode 28.
52:52
OK, then that's good information now, but the original question.
52:56
Still think you should have to wait you?
53:00
Even if it's passer. But in the interests of of being
53:04
a nicer person. So.
53:07
Willing to compromise? Your vote, folks, is should you
53:11
have to wait for your significant other.
53:15
If they have asked you. Yes, my answer is no.
53:21
And mine is yes. His is yes, that's it.
53:24
Now we might. Wait for you for years that's.
53:29
He would forget about the show. That's true.
53:32
I would too after a. 100% I would.
53:35
Forget. Yeah.
53:36
So This Is Us getting back into it.
53:39
I don't know. I don't know how this one turned
53:40
out. Hopefully I sounded OK if I
53:43
didn't deal with it. I can't get louder.
53:46
Yeah, yeah. But at least you have the
53:48
microphone on instead of microphone.
53:50
One episode, what episode recently was where you weren't
53:54
wearing a microphone or you were wearing it, but it wasn't on
53:58
because I had a microphone on. I don't remember what one it
54:02
was, but you know what? We have technical difficulties,
54:04
and apparently we have human challenges as well.
54:09
So all right, what do we want them to do?
54:11
Do you want me to say it? Save your voice.
54:13
OK, All right, folks. So here's what you do.
54:16
You go on to Spotify and you vote.
54:19
Whether or not you think you should have to wait to watch
54:22
something, if your significant other says they want to watch it
54:27
with you, that's what one thing we want you to do.
54:30
The second thing we want you to do after you vote, if you
54:32
haven't already yet, is follow us.
54:35
And tell your friends. The third thing I was going to
54:38
say to do is to share this. Yeah, with people you know.
54:44
Or people you don't know. Or people you don't know.
54:46
Yeah, we're trying to grow. Walking down the street?
54:48
Just tell people to watch our podcast.
54:50
We're trying to grow and then I'm going to say that's usually
54:54
what we do. Oh, and rate it like give us
54:56
five stars. I mean, we actually have.
54:59
We have ratings. We have ratings and we have
55:01
great ratings. We actually have five stars for
55:03
everyone who has voted. So continue to vote.
55:07
Keep us up there. We love that comment.
55:10
Let us know, you know what I want, if you happen to have the
55:13
time, give us a recommendation of ATV series or show that we
55:18
should watch together. That would be great.
55:21
But that would mean you'd have to wait.
55:23
I'm fine waiting. For the podcast.
55:26
No, yes, I'm fine waiting for the podcast.
55:28
So let us know. Let us know.
55:30
It would be great because sometimes I think that's
55:33
necessary anyhow. So do that.
55:36
But then also the newest thing, and we might not say this every
55:40
time, but right now I think it's super important.
55:44
WFNU Radio has an app that you can save and you can stream or
55:52
listen to previous shows. Local voices in Minnesota, Super
55:59
cool radio station. I feel like so much cooler have
56:04
listening to it. So if you're trying to bring up
56:06
your factor a little bit, check them out.
56:09
That's going to be the next. That's the last thing I'm doing.
56:12
Bring up your frog factor. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
56:16
I am feeling froggy so. But then, if you have ideas,
56:20
shoot them to us over at What Is It Arguing everafter@gmail.com.
56:25
It's literally our name on everything.
56:27
Everything. All the social handles and the
56:29
e-mail. How did you forget?
56:30
It I didn't, I was just all right.
56:33
Thanks so much for tuning in. We're glad to be back.
56:37
See you next time, people. Bye.