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Oliver Hudson's Shocking Confession: Cheated Before Wedding, 'Never Got Caught.’ Jelly Roll's Bold Move: Turns Down Meeting with Sean 'Diddy' Combs · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 2: It's like a lip reading Mark fingers Crust. Okay, let's
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Speaker 2: jump into the show. What time. Is it, my friends,
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Speaker 2: it is tea time. Oliver Hudson, that's Kate Hudson's brother
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Speaker 2: and also Goldiehorn's son. Let's be clear here has a
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Speaker 2: shocking confession there, saying he cheated before his marriage and
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Speaker 2: never got caught. Well, he has been now, so he
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Speaker 2: said the following Oliver admitted that he cheated on his
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Speaker 2: wife when they got engaged. They got engaged in two
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Speaker 2: thousand and four, and he described feeling a psychological shift
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Speaker 2: after getting engaged and then led him onto unfaithful behavior. Now,
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Speaker 2: he acknowledged that he cheated and overwhelming feelings of guilt
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Speaker 2: by his actions, but he said the following quote, I
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Speaker 2: never got caught, so he did not get caught. Instead quote,
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Speaker 2: I told her everything because I couldn't live with myself
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Speaker 2: and get married and have children with this weight around
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Speaker 2: my shoulders. Now this is a big deal to tell us. Now,
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Speaker 2: she's known about this for a long time. Before they
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Speaker 2: got married. He told her, I've been cheating. I'm in
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Speaker 2: a bad place. I still love you, I still want
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Speaker 2: to marry you. She said, yes, okay.
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Speaker 1: So I have feelings about Alaba Hudson and they are
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Speaker 1: as follows. So he is now. It seems like weekly
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Speaker 1: exploiting his family for clicks and his podcast. So he's
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Speaker 1: sharing this outrageous story, which listen. I'm glad he was
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Speaker 1: able to tell his wife, you know the truth, and
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Speaker 1: good for him, but we don't need to know this.
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Speaker 1: The public does not need to know this information. Just
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Speaker 1: like when he had a podcast last week he said
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Speaker 1: he was envious of a sister's fame, that he was
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Speaker 1: upset that she has this great life and he has
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Speaker 1: to hustle. And then you know, the other week he
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Speaker 1: was saying his mom doesn't protect him. When he was
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Speaker 1: a child, she felt unprotected. So I feel like every
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Speaker 1: week there's this new bombshell that he shares and we're
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Speaker 1: talking about him now, but it's not sustainable in terms
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Speaker 1: of him being relevant, Like we don't care beyond the story.
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Speaker 2: You know, yeah, make a make a good movie. That's
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Speaker 2: how you're going to have a long career in Hollywood.
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Speaker 2: It really is now. He did say when he talked
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Speaker 2: about his sister and his mom, he doesn't get off
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Speaker 2: of the parts they get. Maybe he's not the actor
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Speaker 2: that they are. I don't know. Maybe they've had more
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Speaker 2: opportunities than he gets. But I think you've hit the
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Speaker 2: nail on the head because I spoke to Kate's Hudson's
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Speaker 2: dear friend last night, someone quite close to Kate, and
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Speaker 2: they told me they all just want Oliver to shut up.
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Speaker 2: And they said he's on their last nerve. They know
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Speaker 2: what he's doing, everybody's aware of it, but they don't
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Speaker 2: want to slap him just yet, you know, like I
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Speaker 2: don't want to say they feel sorry for him, but
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Speaker 2: they know he doesn't have the career that they have.
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Speaker 2: They know he doesn't have the money they have. Although
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Speaker 2: you know, he has a pretty privileged life. His mom
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Speaker 2: is Goldie Horn. He lives in a fabulous apartment. He's
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Speaker 2: not struggling, and so he has a wonderful life. It's
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Speaker 2: just not quite as wonderful as his sister or his mommy.
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Speaker 2: And his mom and his sister at the moment are
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Speaker 2: being okay, let's let's let him have his moment, let
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Speaker 2: him do it. But eventually they get a bite. I
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Speaker 2: do this a little bit. I'm not famous, but I'm
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Speaker 2: famous enough to get a free dessert maybe in a
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Speaker 2: restaurant now and then and now and again, or a
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Speaker 2: free meal, or some free theater tickets, which I'm very
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Speaker 2: very grateful for. When I bring a plus one, they
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Speaker 2: have to say thank you afterwards. You're there because of me,
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Speaker 2: And so I've taken people who have took off my list,
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Speaker 2: who are really pushing. One of my friends had the
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Speaker 2: nerve to ask me the my tickets. They were like,
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Speaker 2: I like the ale and I said so do I
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Speaker 2: and then my tickets mm hmm, Mark, do you sometimes
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Speaker 2: have your friends, maybe family members a little bit too pushy.
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Speaker 1: I do have that happen sometimes, and I do you know, Rob,
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Speaker 1: we kind of have that in common where I get
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Speaker 1: invited this fun stuff and parties and you get free
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Speaker 1: gifts and whatever. But I try to keep myself around
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Speaker 1: people who were wasn't last night. For example, I brought
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Speaker 1: Kevin to a screening of a film and he was
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Speaker 1: there first, and he gave me the io sea. He goes,
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Speaker 1: do you want the io seat or do you want
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Speaker 1: the inside seat? And I was like, I would prefer
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Speaker 1: the ile seat. That's very sweet, you know, and.
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Speaker 2: Very three, yeah, very three. I went to see a
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Speaker 2: fabulous play a couple of days ago. Outsiders Angelina Joe
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Speaker 2: Lee is producing this fabulous new musical that opens tonight.
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Speaker 2: So I can't give a review until after the critics come,
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Speaker 2: but I can't tell you it's fabulous. And I went
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Speaker 2: with my friend Karen my tickets. I'm in the business,
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Speaker 2: I'm the one that's going to talk about it. I'm
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Speaker 2: the one that's going to promote it. And I had
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Speaker 2: to run to the loop. So I gave Karen the
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Speaker 2: two tickets and I went down to the loop, and
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Speaker 2: then coming back upstairs, I was like, Oh, I wonder
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Speaker 2: which seat she took if she took the ile Sea.
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Speaker 2: But the next she did not take the ile Sea.
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Speaker 2: Good friend, good bye tickets. And so I do understand
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Speaker 2: this is going on a little bit with Oliver Hudson.
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Speaker 2: It has been going on though now several weeks he
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Speaker 2: did really call Goldier bad mom. And this is what
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Speaker 2: the problem is. I call this the Bethany Frankel school
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Speaker 2: of attention. When you do something naughty and get rewarded
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Speaker 2: for it by getting publicity, you do it again. It's
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Speaker 2: like rewarding a puppy, Like you've got to be consistent.
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Speaker 2: And so every time Oliver saying something, we reward him.
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Speaker 2: So can we be surprised that he's going to keep
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Speaker 2: talking look at our fabulous podcast. Mark never would Oliver
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Speaker 2: Hudson be the lead story. We've never I don't think
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Speaker 2: he's ever been in the show. And suddenly we're talking
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Speaker 2: about Oliver. So what he is doing is working, which
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Speaker 2: brings us though to our whole question of the day,
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Speaker 2: Oliver Hudson's shocking confession about cheating before he got married.
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Speaker 2: Our question is should he shut up? Is it enough? Olifa?
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Speaker 2: Is it enough? Yes? Or no? Vote on Twitter page
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Speaker 2: and be sure to check back tomorrow Friday to hear
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Speaker 2: your results. Hey Loopy, what are you working on?
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Speaker 1: Yeah? Okay. So Armie Hammer's ex wife, Elizabeth Chambers is
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Speaker 1: speaking out, admitting their divorce was a public nightmare. Elizabeth Chambers,
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Speaker 1: Armie Hammer's ex wife, opened up about the challenges of
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Speaker 1: navigating divorce in the public eye, just describing the experience
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Speaker 1: as absolute hell. Now. Reflecting on her divorce from Army Hammer,
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Speaker 1: Chambers described the ordeal as riddled with scandal and daily
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Speaker 1: stories emerging in the media. She expressed the difficulty of
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Speaker 1: dealing with the public scrutiny and negative press coverage, highlighting
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Speaker 1: the emotional toll of learning about new developments through media
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Speaker 1: articles as they unfolded. Rob, this is a big story.
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Speaker 1: At the time when this was all coming out, What
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Speaker 1: do you think.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think this is massive. Like divorce is ugly.
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Speaker 2: It's horrible when you have a relationship that doesn't work out.
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Speaker 2: The last thing you want to do is see it
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Speaker 2: splashed over the covers of the tabloids of the newspapers.
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Speaker 2: What makes this even more extreme, though, are the circumstances
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Speaker 2: in which they got divorced. Some of the accusations against him.
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Speaker 2: They've changed his career, if not ended it, and so
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Speaker 2: she suddenly has been sucked into this basically a horror story.
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Speaker 2: Some of the accusations are horrific and to have to
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Speaker 2: be dragged through that. What makes me happy here, though,
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Speaker 2: is that she's finally speaking up. Tell your story. You've
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Speaker 2: got a story to tell. Tell your story, and I
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Speaker 2: think this is the same in your private life. If
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Speaker 2: you're going through a bad breakup, find a good friend
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Speaker 2: and tell your story. Get it off your chest. Talking
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Speaker 2: about problems really reduces stress. There are scientific studies that
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Speaker 2: prove that that's really all that. Therapy is often a
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Speaker 2: lot of great guidance too. But the thing about therapy
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Speaker 2: is the talking part. Talk about it. I used to
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Speaker 2: bottle my feelings up, Mark. I used to feel embarrassed,
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Speaker 2: and so I just would say nothing and try to
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Speaker 2: hide them and pretend they didn't happen. There's no better
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Speaker 2: example than I hurt my arm when I was born,
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Speaker 2: and for years I just put my hand in my
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Speaker 2: pocket and pretended it wasn't damaged. Now I say it
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Speaker 2: right away, like I'm like, oh, I hurt my arm
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Speaker 2: when I was little, and then we move on. And
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Speaker 2: so I always find talking about stuff happens now. Mark,
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Speaker 2: you can be very private. How are you about talking
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Speaker 2: about isshoes?
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Speaker 1: You know, I'm a private person, but I go to therapy.
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Speaker 1: I have a psychiatrist, Like I go and I speak
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Speaker 1: and in those spaces like I've found myself at times crying,
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Speaker 1: like fully crying on a zoom if I'm having a
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Speaker 1: bad you know day or whatever, and I didn't surprise myself.
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Speaker 1: But I'm so open in those moments. But when you
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Speaker 1: feel safe in a safe place to express it, it
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Speaker 1: really does bring this immediate relief to what you're feeling.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you gotta feel safe, you feel safe now doing
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Speaker 2: this podcast. When we first started, you're a bit rough.
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Speaker 2: Rough trained you a little bit, and then I realized
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Speaker 2: it wasn't the talent because you always had that, and
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Speaker 2: goodness knows you no celebrity. So you have the talent
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Speaker 2: and you have the expertise. You weren't comfortable. Now look
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Speaker 2: at you in your pajamas, a nice apartment. You've got
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Speaker 2: to make people comfortable. I think it's a skill in life.
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Speaker 2: Try and make people comfortable. When you're meeting somebody for
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Speaker 2: the first time, say something nice and just make people.
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Speaker 2: You've got to put down those walls, isn't it. Everybody
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Speaker 2: has their walls. Celebrities too, put down those walls. Hey,
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Speaker 2: I'm happy. I'm happy. Elizabeth is speaking out, Okay, moving along.
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Speaker 2: Britney can't right is revealing that she only had sex
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Speaker 2: twice in the past year before splitting with Jax Taylor.
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Speaker 2: So these two were on Van der Pump Rules. I
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Speaker 2: think they're on a spin off show. Now they're getting
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Speaker 2: an ugly divorce. It's getting quite nasty. But the two
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Speaker 2: of them, they love publicity. They like talking about it.
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Speaker 2: In fact, my advice is second to go about it's
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Speaker 2: good to talk it's the opposite here. Please two need
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Speaker 2: to shut up, like Oliver. Oh, they won't shut up.
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Speaker 2: So now she's revealing that in the last year they
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Speaker 2: only had sex, they were only intimate twice. That's a sign.
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Speaker 2: I think market's a sign.
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Speaker 1: It is a sign. And I think you know, listen,
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Speaker 1: when you're in a honeymoon phase, you might be having
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Speaker 1: sex every day, or you might be all over each other.
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Speaker 1: I think reality is life gets in the way and
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Speaker 1: it's not as sustainable. But if you're finding yourself like
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Speaker 1: disinterested or just uncomfortable, then I think you know, there's
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Speaker 1: a bigger issue there.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, there's there's an issue there isn't there. I hate
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Speaker 2: talking about this subject, you know, personally I don't ever
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Speaker 2: talk about it. But I think you have to keep
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Speaker 2: the fire alive. That's all I'm gonna say. Right, you
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Speaker 2: have to keep the romance alive. And if you find
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Speaker 2: yourself being a little distant, then go on a date,
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Speaker 2: do something you both like, get tickets to a great
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Speaker 2: movie or a show, or go for a lovely dinner,
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Speaker 2: go for a war walk together. I have a very
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Speaker 2: easy relationship with Bruce. I don't have to put a
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Speaker 2: lot of thought into it. It's like you and Kevin.
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Speaker 2: You fit. It's easy, it's not difficult. But yet I
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Speaker 2: do find myself almost scheduling times for a date. Like
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Speaker 2: if I've had a really busy week and I'm running
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Speaker 2: around town going to all these fabulous events that we're
12:21
Speaker 2: dragging our friends to who're trying to steal our seat,
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Speaker 2: I decide that, like Confrido, this weekend is going to
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Speaker 2: be a Bruce weekend. I'm gonna get rid of all
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Speaker 2: my schedules on this weekend and just take time with him.
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Speaker 2: And I think it's very very healthy. Do you have
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Speaker 2: to schedule time for Kevin? Or it's quite easy?
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Speaker 1: I mean, listen, it's our jobs can be very demanding, right,
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Speaker 1: and I find myself working long hours or I haven't
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Speaker 1: expected to be at certain events for networking purposes, and
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Speaker 1: sometimes I have to, you know, not be available, and
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Speaker 1: so we work that out and typically weekends there's time
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Speaker 1: for that, or you know, during the week last time,
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Speaker 1: for example, going to a screening, you just find time
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Speaker 1: to make it work.
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Speaker 2: Does he stay your hat's a lot?
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Speaker 1: He does? Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Oh it does. A nice apartment? Is your apartment slightly
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Speaker 2: nicer than his? Well?
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Speaker 1: I have three bedrooms and it's a there's a lot
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Speaker 1: of rule.
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Speaker 2: Great Gatsby, You're a great Gatsby of Uptown.
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Speaker 1: It's ridiculous.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's marvelous. Okay, moving along. Jelly Roll,
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Speaker 2: who's a new person to our podcast? Hello, mister Rowell
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Speaker 2: apparently turned down a meeting with p Diddy tell us
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Speaker 2: All So.
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Speaker 1: Jelly Roll recalled a moment where he declined to meet
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Speaker 1: with Sean Diddy Combs after they both appeared on the
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Speaker 1: same episode of Jimmy Kimmel Alive Last Bar. Jelly Roll
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Speaker 1: shared that it was the first time in his career
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Speaker 1: where he was offered a meet and greet with someone
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Speaker 1: and initially agreed but then changed his mind. Oh mm hmm.
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Speaker 1: And as he was walking down the hallway towards the meeting,
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Speaker 1: jelly Roll had a change of heart and decided to
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Speaker 1: turn back. He admitted that he wasn't sure why he
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Speaker 1: suddenly didn't want to meet Diddy, but the decision led
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Speaker 1: him to skip the meet and greet and returned to
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Speaker 1: his car instead. Wow, Wow, Wow, what do you think?
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Speaker 2: Wow? We've been backstage at a lot of TV shows
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Speaker 2: and this is what happens. It's almost like a little
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Speaker 2: fraternity sorority. Backstage, you're all in dressing rooms, tiny dressing rooms,
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Speaker 2: next to each other, and your name's on the door,
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Speaker 2: the celebrity's name, and they do go from room to
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Speaker 2: room saying hello, checking in. Once I was on the
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Speaker 2: Rachel ratio and Gweneth Peltrow was next to me. Oh,
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Speaker 2: you know, I went over to say hello to Greneth,
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Speaker 2: like I've been done with somebody at the door. Helloo.
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Speaker 2: I mean, so they do do this backstage. The only
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Speaker 2: celebrity that I've met that I regret that I just
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Speaker 2: wish I hadn't done it was Madonna because I'm such
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Speaker 2: a Madonna fan. When I met her, she was so
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Speaker 2: awful to it didn't turn me off her, but I
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Speaker 2: was like, Oh, I think I wish I hadn't done that.
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Speaker 2: Have you ever had that experience? Mark just one that
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Speaker 2: you're like, Oh, I wish I hadn't met them.
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Speaker 1: There's a bunch I can't really speak to bunch. There's
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Speaker 1: a bunch of Yeah, it changes your feelings.
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Speaker 2: It's weird if he does a bit, doesn't follow your gut.
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Speaker 2: If you don't want to meet somebody, there's a good
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Speaker 2: reason Honestly, if you're on those dating gaps tonight Naughty's
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Speaker 2: and there's somebody that you're going to go and have
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Speaker 2: a drink with, and and your gut says no, trust
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Speaker 2: your gut. I'm a big believer in following, following your gut. Okay,
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Speaker 2: we're going to take a quick break. I know now
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Speaker 2: We'll be right back. Welcome back to the Naughty but
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Speaker 2: Hey Loopy, let's get to the polls. Last show, we
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Speaker 2: talked about King Charles's health crisis has put Prince William
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Speaker 2: king sooner than anybody thought. That question was do you
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Speaker 2: but should he step down? Would you hand the batter on,
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Speaker 2: let's have a look. Eighty percent said no, you do
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Speaker 2: not think Charles will step down. I agree. I don't
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Speaker 1: Yeah, as he should. As long as you can do it,
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Speaker 2: Was I guess or was given. He didn't really do
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Speaker 2: anything except get born to the right place. It's sort
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Speaker 2: of meaning to send in his resid He didn't go
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Speaker 2: on an interview. I know. It's harder to get on
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Speaker 2: the American Idol a bit the King of England. You
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Speaker 2: got to get a more auditions. It's terrible. So he
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Speaker 2: was into this, but if it was my birthright. But
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Speaker 2: you say as long as he can still do it,
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Speaker 1: Show up.
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Speaker 2: feel insecure about it. I like them as a couple.
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Speaker 2: I'm really rooting for them. It's going to get difficult now, though,
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Speaker 2: because both their schedules are going to get really, really packed.
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Speaker 2: He is dating up. He is dating up, as you know,
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Speaker 2: we all know it. He's dating up, but she likes
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Speaker 2: you too, so don't feel insecure about it. I like
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Speaker 2: them as a couple. I do. I'm really rooting for them.
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Speaker 2: It's going to get difficult now, though, because both their
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Speaker 2: schedules are going to get really really packed. Fingers fingers cross,
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Speaker 2: Let's do our naughtiest of the day. Naughty, naughty, naughty.
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Speaker 2: Morgan Wallen, Oh, dear, dear, dear, has a persistent drinking problem.
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Speaker 2: Sources say, duh, So Morgan is struggling with alcohol. It's
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Speaker 2: been cited as a central issue in his recent arrest.
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Speaker 2: If you remember, he was arrested after throwing a chair
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Speaker 2: of the roof of a bar. What was he thinking now?
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Speaker 2: Sources revealed to People magazine that he has a drinking
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Speaker 2: problem and that alcohol is something that leads, at least
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Speaker 2: with him to troubling behavior. Once he starts, he can't
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Speaker 2: stop inside to say. He doesn't just have one or
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Speaker 2: two drinks. He goes all the way. I hear you,
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Speaker 2: But I think this is a bit of an excuse too.
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Speaker 2: It feels like we're blaming alcohol for the fact that
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Speaker 2: this guy doesn't appear to be a very good guy
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Speaker 2: at all. Mark, what do you think?
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Speaker 1: Mm hmm, Yeah, I think there's no accountability for his actions.
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Speaker 1: He keeps messing up and we keep accepting him, and
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Speaker 1: at some point we're have to say.
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Speaker 2: Normal exactly exactly what is going on? Okay, let's send
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Speaker 2: with a moment of rub you get a good room.
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Speaker 2: The secret to being happier it's quite easy. It's realizing
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Speaker 2: you have to let happiness in. Are you blocked to
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Speaker 2: happiness when happiness walks across your path today? Are you
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Speaker 2: going to let it in? Or are you going to
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Speaker 2: keep walking? Put the sword down? What are you fighting for?
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Speaker 2: Happiness is all around you if you're smart enough to
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Speaker 2: let it in. Hey, that is it for today. Thank
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Speaker 2: you so much for listening to quite day A technically
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Speaker 2: difficult to naughty but nicer, but I think we pulled
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Speaker 2: it off. Please please please remember to go and give
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Speaker 2: us a comment and all together now remember, if you're
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Speaker 2: going to be naughty, you've got it's starting but nice
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Speaker 2: with Brah