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PRINCE PHILIP’S SECRET CANCER. BACHELORETTE FLIRTS LIVE ON. TIGER WON’T GIVE UP THE WHEEL. · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Advice.
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Speaker 2: It's time love and love and love and love and
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Speaker 2: love and lower lower Loo. Welcome to the naughty but
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Speaker 2: nice shall be your house, rum Shooter, And it's Tuesday,
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Speaker 2: which means our dear friend Delighter Dixon joins us. Hey,
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Speaker 2: misd are you there?
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Speaker 1: I am, but I'm coming to you from my childhood bedroom.
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Speaker 1: I'm in my mom's old house because the boiler broke
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Speaker 1: in our New York City building, so we had no
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Speaker 1: heat in hot water for the.
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Speaker 2: Last few days. Oh my goodness, I need my mama, honey,
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Speaker 2: abandoned ship. I've had this miserable cold for two or
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Speaker 2: three days, and if I lived a little closer to
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Speaker 2: my mommy I would be lying on my mommy's couch now,
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Speaker 2: or maybe in my childhood bedroom. Hello, miss Dixon, are
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Speaker 2: you ready to jump into the Sherman's da? What time
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Speaker 2: is it? My friends? It is? It's tea time. So
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Speaker 2: a bombshell new story I had in London. Prince Philip
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Speaker 2: had a secret can a battle years before his death.
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Speaker 2: So Prince Philip was married to Queen Elizabeth and he
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Speaker 2: died of cancer. He had age years. He was diagnosed
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Speaker 2: eight years before his death, and new Royal biography says
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Speaker 2: doctors claim that they found the illness in twenty thirteen
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Speaker 2: and deemed it inoperable, so it had spread so far.
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Speaker 2: The Duke of Edinburgh, that was his title, expected expected
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Speaker 2: to not live very long. However, he did keep going
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Speaker 2: for a few more years, and so people were thrilled
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Speaker 2: with that. They said he was fiercely independent, even sneaking
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Speaker 2: a drink good for him the night before he died. Now,
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Speaker 2: this is what's interesting. The royal family publicly listed his
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Speaker 2: death as old age. I should say so, but he
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Speaker 2: still did have cancer, which makes me question, which makes
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Speaker 2: me wonder, Misty, what's the right move here. My dad
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Speaker 2: died in his late eighties, so we could say my
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Speaker 2: dad died of old age. He wasn't a young man.
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Speaker 2: But my dad had prostate cancer and so that is
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Speaker 2: a factor too. The Royals just didn't like to talk
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Speaker 2: about this. They didn't talk about their health. And it's
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Speaker 2: really changed with Kate Middleton her cancer diagnosis, though at
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Speaker 2: first she kept that secret, kept that secret. She did
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Speaker 2: she did in King Charles. He did not want people
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Speaker 2: to know about his cancer. This is why the family
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Speaker 2: history is to sh is to keep calm and carry on.
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Speaker 2: What do you think.
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Speaker 1: I just think for the royals, and of course you
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Speaker 1: know better than me that they don't want anyone to
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Speaker 1: see their vulnerability because they're kings, they're queens, they're running
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Speaker 1: the monarchy. So to show that they are having these
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Speaker 1: diseases that could bring them down, it seems so wrong.
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Speaker 1: But now we know that vulnerability is what makes you likable.
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Speaker 1: But let's face it. Even though the man had cancer
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Speaker 1: and my grandfather had cancer, they both lived into their nineties.
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Speaker 1: So yes, it was old age, yes they had but
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Speaker 1: they showed, hey, even if you have cancer, you can
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Speaker 1: go for a little bit longer. Yeah, I think it's
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Speaker 1: okay to say that it's coming out now. Obviously he's
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Speaker 1: no longer with us. And you know what, he probably
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Speaker 1: held on because he had that fierce wife of hiss
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Speaker 1: and he wanted to be by her side as long
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Speaker 1: as he could. So I'm going to say, he might
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Speaker 1: have had cancer, but the love was stronger.
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Speaker 2: It was stronger, It was stronger, mystic. It's interesting, isn't it.
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Speaker 2: When I found out my dad was diagnosed with cancer,
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Speaker 2: it was in his late eighties. Let me be clear here,
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Speaker 2: I asked my doctor. My doctor was like Rob, if
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Speaker 2: your dad died of cancer in his fifties or sixties,
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Speaker 2: I would be very worried about it. But to have
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Speaker 2: somebody in their late eighties, you're okay. You're actually really lucky.
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Speaker 2: Hopefully you live as long as your dad. He made
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Speaker 2: it to his nineties. Prince Philip, I do understand this.
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Speaker 2: It is so tricky and when we talk about this
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Speaker 2: with celebrities royals all the time, what is the line
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Speaker 2: between personal and professional? What is private and what is public?
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Speaker 2: Where is the line? If you're Taylor Swift, are we
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Speaker 2: allowed to know about your health? If you're a member
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Speaker 2: of the royal family, are we allowed to know about
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Speaker 2: your health? I know for elected leaders presidents, we want
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Speaker 2: to know about their health because that's part of the job.
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Speaker 2: It isn't part of the job of being Elton John
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Speaker 2: or Taylor Swift, but it is I think part of
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Speaker 2: the job of being a royal. I think full disclosure.
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Speaker 2: I'm from the world where I've always found mistery. The
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Speaker 2: more I reveal, the more has come back to me
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Speaker 2: with lover or kindness, and so I believe that I
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Speaker 2: would reveal this. But it is a very tricky thing
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Speaker 2: because they are royals and the minute they reveal a vulnerability,
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Speaker 2: it's almost like their reign ends. Now, he wasn't the king,
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Speaker 2: so let's be clear here, Queen Elizabeth was the queen. Here.
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Speaker 2: There's a lot of discussion in the palace that King
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Speaker 2: Charles should never have revealed his cancer because the day
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Speaker 2: he did was the day we started talking about William.
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Speaker 2: And it's never bounced back. He's still with us, thank goodness,
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Speaker 2: he's still working, thank goodness. But there's something about their mystery.
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Speaker 2: There's something something about that moment. The minute King Charles
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Speaker 2: admitted he had cancer, all eyes turned to William. It
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Speaker 2: was almost the unofficial end of his reign in there.
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Speaker 1: Again, I think it dates back to olden days where
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Speaker 1: you know, you got a sniffle and then that could
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Speaker 1: mean the end of of your reign. But we're in
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Speaker 1: different times now. We have science and technology and medicine
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Speaker 1: and all those things that can keep us alive a
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Speaker 1: lot longer, especially if you have some royal money you
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Speaker 1: so and you know what I mean. Look, we could
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Speaker 1: have a weekend and Bernieze event where somebody might have
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Speaker 1: passed or might be real sick, and we just don't
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Speaker 1: know because because with generaitive AI, they could do anything
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Speaker 1: now good.
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Speaker 2: It's gracious, goodness, gracious, which brings us to that pole question.
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Speaker 2: After the day Prince Philip had a secret cancer, bout
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Speaker 2: it till it's not being revealed that before he died
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Speaker 2: he was diagnosed with cancer. A question is quite simple.
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Speaker 2: Should the Palace have revealed it? Should they have revealed
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Speaker 2: that Prince Philip had cancer? Yes or no? Is it private?
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Speaker 2: Yes or no? We do not report on celebrities health
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Speaker 2: battles on this show. If I found out that a
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Speaker 2: celebrity had cancer, I would not write that. It's something
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Speaker 2: that I don't do. But should the Palace? They are royals,
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Speaker 2: Should they have confirmed it? Should they have revealed it?
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Speaker 2: are you working on? Oh?
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Speaker 1: Well, the Tailor Frankie Show will just not die as
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Speaker 1: much as we try to keep nailing in that coffin.
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Speaker 1: So they're saying that she and proposed a winner Doug
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Speaker 1: Mason are still showing signs of a connection even after
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Speaker 1: the show was canceled. I mean, we didn't get an episode.
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Speaker 1: So Doug posted a video and Taylor, she you know,
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Speaker 1: replied with a playful, furdy comment fans notice the chemistry.
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Speaker 1: How do you notice the chemistry online? I don't know,
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Speaker 1: but that's okay. So you know, the show is pulled
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Speaker 1: after we saw Taylor doing all sorts of crazy things
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Speaker 1: in her first marriage or her first relationship. But these
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Speaker 1: two are supposedly still intact. Supposedly he was her last
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Speaker 1: bachelor standing. So but then again, we know that the
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Speaker 1: bachelors are not happy that the show was canceled because
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Speaker 1: it could be a spring boy to their next step.
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Speaker 1: So this could also be Doug's way of staying in
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Speaker 1: the spotlight. What do you think, roch.
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Speaker 2: My reports and I'm working on a story about this
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Speaker 2: for my substack right now. Is it's almost like their
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Speaker 2: griftis they're really angry that they're not actually together as
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Speaker 2: a couple. If they were, we'd see them having ice cream,
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Speaker 2: would see them hanging out together. They're not even in
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Speaker 2: the same state. So that both of them went on
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Speaker 2: a reality show, they found love quote quote quote on
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Speaker 2: a reality show, and then after the show aired, they
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Speaker 2: planned to make a lot of money. They were going
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Speaker 2: to do Dancing with the Stars, they were going to
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Speaker 2: do TV projects, they were going to turn up and
8:14
Speaker 2: do signings. This is a cash cow. People go on
8:17
Speaker 2: this show now not just to find love, or maybe
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Speaker 2: not to find love at all, but to find a
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Speaker 2: little bit of cash, a little bit of fame. And
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Speaker 2: so both of them are really annoyed by this. They
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Speaker 2: went through months and months of taping. She picked him,
8:29
Speaker 2: he picked her. And they didn't just pick each other
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Speaker 2: because they liked one another. They picked each other because
8:34
Speaker 2: they knew they would be marketable. They're not looking for
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Speaker 2: the person you love, You're looking for the person who's
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Speaker 2: going to make you the most money after the show.
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Speaker 2: These two, i'm told, were delicious together. They were funny together.
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Speaker 2: They weren't in love. They're not together. They're not going
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Speaker 2: to get married, they're not going to have children. But
8:51
Speaker 2: they had really sort of developed a business relationship, a
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Speaker 2: definent relationship, but more business than personal. They liked each
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Speaker 2: other though, but they were going to hit the They
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Speaker 2: were going to go and make a lot of money.
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Speaker 2: Now the show's not aired. This is their hustle, This
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Speaker 2: is their grift. They are so angry this show didn't air.
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Speaker 2: She got paid her money, she got her two fifty.
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Speaker 2: He didn't get paid, So the men do not get paid.
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Speaker 2: Paul did not make a penny. He didn't mind because
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Speaker 2: he lived in a mansion for a couple of months
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Speaker 2: and he ultimately won the competition. But I think he
9:23
Speaker 2: had big dreams. They finished filming months ago, so for
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Speaker 2: the last two three months, Paul was sitting there waiting
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Speaker 2: to be a star. He was literally hours away from
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Speaker 2: being a TV star. He was going to get hundreds
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Speaker 2: of thousands of Twitter followers. Missy, I would be really
9:38
Speaker 2: mad if I signed up, if you signed up for
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Speaker 2: a show like The Bachelorette, and even if we didn't
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Speaker 2: find love, but we found someone that we could work with,
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Speaker 2: that we could play with. We can be on the
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Speaker 2: cover of People magazine together. We can go on Dancing
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Speaker 2: with the Stars. We can hold hands in an ice
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Speaker 2: cream store in Times Square, Misty, we can go into
9:54
Speaker 2: Chicago the music Mistery, you know, I'm tond true.
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Speaker 1: I'm so sorry, but I just do not think this
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Speaker 1: is a good professional night player. No, no, no, no,
10:05
Speaker 1: I get it. I totally understand where you're coming from.
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Speaker 1: If I expected to be on a show and then
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Speaker 1: the show was canceled and I had put in the work.
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Speaker 1: It's just like if you put in the work on
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Speaker 1: a project and then all you've done everything and then
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Speaker 1: they say, oh, the book is not happening or the
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Speaker 1: movie is not happening, and you've done all the work
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Speaker 1: for it. I totally understand that. Yeah, and again, you
10:26
Speaker 1: know this is all dependent when people like you. Yes,
10:29
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter whether they like you or hate you.
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Speaker 1: They're going to be following you, and you're going to
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Speaker 1: make your cash.
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Speaker 2: But beg your cash. You're gonna make your cash. It's foolish.
10:36
Speaker 2: It's naive to think people go on these shows to
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Speaker 2: just fall in love. It is an opportunity to propel
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Speaker 2: yourself into fame. And I feel like they're trying to
10:44
Speaker 2: continue with this proposal, with this fantasy, even though the
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Speaker 2: show was canceled. The trouble is is without the show,
10:51
Speaker 2: there's no fame. A scatty real housewife that they all
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Speaker 2: think they're super famous. When the show goes away, we
10:57
Speaker 2: go away to this show never aired, and so they
11:01
Speaker 2: are really starting so far behind the gates. If they
11:04
Speaker 2: can pull it off. Good luck to them. I don't
11:07
Speaker 2: see how it's going to work. He I didn't even
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Speaker 2: know his name last week, and now I sort of do.
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Speaker 2: I'm not following him on Twitter, but I guess I
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Speaker 2: might at some point. But I would expect these two
11:18
Speaker 2: to meet up in New York and they'll be spotted
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Speaker 2: on a romantic date, maybe in Central Park or something
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Speaker 2: like that. They'll be photographers. The problem is is that
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Speaker 2: the show didn't air. So Miss Steve, you and I
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Speaker 2: were back in our magazine days and we got a
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Speaker 2: picture of them together in the park in a carriage
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Speaker 2: eating ice cream. I don't even know if i'd buy it.
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Speaker 2: I don't even know if I wouldn't put it on
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Speaker 2: the cover.
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Speaker 1: You know, it's so interesting. Back in the day, I
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Speaker 1: probably would have used the picture, But nowadays, especially thinking
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Speaker 1: about gen Z and how they can be so they
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Speaker 1: don't like an authenticity, and so thinking about that and
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Speaker 1: posting this picture where it's obvious, well how did they
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Speaker 1: get to know? You know? It just feels kind of fake.
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Speaker 1: So I think that would be the reason I wouldn't
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Speaker 1: use it. And serious should she be celebrated for something
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Speaker 1: that she did that seems so wrong, exactly, there's so
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Speaker 1: many questions.
12:09
Speaker 2: Let's move along. Tiger Woods is refusing to get a driver.
12:12
Speaker 2: So Tiger won't get a driver, even though he's had
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Speaker 2: multiple carashes. Let's be honest. He has a billion dollars.
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Speaker 2: He got the money to have a twenty four to
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Speaker 2: seven driver. He's not getting one because he's deeply paranoid.
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Speaker 2: He doesn't want anybody to know where he is. He's
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Speaker 2: one of those celebrities who has turned off all his
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Speaker 2: tracking devices on his phone in his car. He's a deeply,
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Speaker 2: deeply troubled person. And so Tiger would not have a
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Speaker 2: driver because he didn't want anybody knowing his business. Why not?
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Speaker 2: What are you up to, Tiger when you don't want
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Speaker 2: us to know where you're going? This is messy, messy, messy.
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Speaker 2: Thank goodness, no children are in the car. Is now
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Speaker 2: in a relationship with Vanessa Trump. That is Don Junior's
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Speaker 2: ex wife. Ex wife. That's an ex wife. The children.
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Speaker 2: They're not living together, they live close to one another. However,
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Speaker 2: she spends an enormous time at Tiger's mansion. The kids
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Speaker 2: are there too. Her eldest is a really really avid golfer,
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Speaker 2: and so there's a lot of connections here, but it
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Speaker 2: feels to me. You know, if Tiger Woods wants to
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Speaker 2: do prescription drugs, if he wants to be messy, do
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Speaker 2: it and stay home, don't get behind a wheel. That's
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Speaker 2: what drives me mad here. You can risk your own life.
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Speaker 2: You can do it. I don't recommend it, but you
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Speaker 2: can do it. You can't risk my life. You can't
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Speaker 2: risk other people's lives. He was driving under the influence
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Speaker 2: on a quiet street in Florida. God forbid their head
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Speaker 2: been children playing, God forbid, There've been somebody elderly crossing
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Speaker 2: the road. It's just Tiger It's so selfish, it's so reckless.
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Speaker 2: Anybody that gets behind the wheel impaired, it's just not right.
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Speaker 2: And I don't care if you are a billionaire, one
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Speaker 2: of the most famous athletes in the world. It's a
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Speaker 2: real arrogance misty that has annoyed me. Where are you?
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Speaker 1: Oh? Well, first of all, I think we have a
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Speaker 1: bigger problem here. It sounds like Tiger Woods has an
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Speaker 1: addiction issue, and I think we need to get to
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Speaker 1: the bottom of that, and maybe that's why he's so paranoid. So,
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Speaker 1: you know, I saw the car and I was just like,
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Speaker 1: what I mean, if that doesn't scare you straight to
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Speaker 1: say I have a problem. I don't know what. Well,
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Speaker 1: but seriously, you don't have a family member a sister
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Speaker 1: like I would trust my sister with his wife, right, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: So like you can't go somebody who's like, look, I
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Speaker 1: will pick you up. You call me, I will come
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Speaker 1: and get you. And I ain't telling nobody. I mean,
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Speaker 1: that is kind of sad in itself that you don't
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Speaker 1: have anyone someone in your family's sad that you can't trust.
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Speaker 1: And come on, there are people who are like, look,
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Speaker 1: I will sign the DNA because I know I'm making
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Speaker 1: a lot of money and keep my mouth shut. I'll
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Speaker 1: write the book when you're dead.
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Speaker 2: That's so true. It's so true. Okay, quickly, before we
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Speaker 2: get to break, mister, Howie Mendel has apologize to Kelly Ripper.
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Speaker 2: What's going on?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so there was this awkward on air class between
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Speaker 1: Kelly and Howie, but now it's getting laugh So you know,
14:51
Speaker 1: he snapped at her after they made a comment that
14:54
Speaker 1: you look great for seventy and the moment went viral
14:57
Speaker 1: fast and he issued a rare apology and he admitted
15:00
Speaker 1: the joke really just didn't land. You know what, I
15:03
Speaker 1: don't know, seventy you look great, whatever. But inter executive
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Speaker 1: producer Michael Gellman, who couldn't resist poking some fun, he
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Speaker 1: chicily doubled down on the age joke, turning the tension
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Speaker 1: into comedy. And there's no real feud behind the scenes.
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Speaker 1: It was just bruised egos. You know, age is very
15:21
Speaker 1: sensitive where a very youth obsessed kind of place in world.
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Speaker 1: Even though that's changing and we can certainly be proud
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Speaker 1: of being of making it to a certain age and
15:30
Speaker 1: we look more fabulous than ever, but still people sometimes
15:33
Speaker 1: feel like I'm closer to the other side, so it
15:36
Speaker 1: can be sensitive. But you know, with even with apologies
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Speaker 1: on TVs that come with punchlines, and that's what they did.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought it was a fine thing to say.
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Speaker 2: It was a compliment, and how he over reacted and
15:48
Speaker 2: now I think he's realized that too. Okay, we're going
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Speaker 2: to take a quick break and we will be right back.
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Speaker 1: to be. Even though they're grown men, they still want
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Speaker 1: their mama. They're showing you they'll be there for you.
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Speaker 1: It's time for you to be there for them.
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Speaker 2: Soa man, I nice is that the day? And now
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Speaker 2: my naught is of the day. Naughty, naughty. Laura Derney's
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Speaker 2: facing backlash for a Jeffrey Epstein. New serious people are saying,
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Speaker 2: it's not just this. Sim amazing journalist Julie K. Brown
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Speaker 2: out of Miami. Her reporting her writings have been turned
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Speaker 2: or are about to be turned into a new series,
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Speaker 2: but critics are really angry about this. One person said,
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Speaker 2: this isn't justice, and another person said, so nobody has
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Speaker 2: been arrested for this, and yet we're turning it into
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Speaker 2: a miniseries. I do get the outrage. I do get
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Speaker 2: the anger here, but I do believe that having a
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Speaker 2: show like this might lead to some arrests. If we
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Speaker 2: can make sure that it's done in the right way,
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Speaker 2: that that Jeffrey is presented as the monster that he
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Speaker 2: is that he was, maybe that will help. But I
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Speaker 2: do understand why people are annoyed about this. Jeffrey Epstein
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Speaker 2: is not entertainment. That is criminal, absolutely criminal. Okay, let's
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Speaker 2: end with a moment of rob you, Robb you you
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Speaker 2: rob confidence, thank you very much. Confidence is built after
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Speaker 2: the excitement fades. Let me explain so. Confidence it isn't
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Speaker 2: created in the moment of inspiration. It's certainly not. Where
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Speaker 2: it's created is after the excitement fades away. After that
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Speaker 2: excitement disappears, all that's left is discipline, showing up when
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Speaker 2: it's boring, pushing forward when it's hard, and continuing when
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Speaker 2: nobody's watching. That's where real confidence grows. Anyone can start strong.
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Speaker 2: We all have, but very few keep going. So every
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Speaker 2: time you choose effort over ease, you prove to yourself
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Speaker 2: that you are capable. You gotta keep going. Please, please
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Speaker 2: don't chase motivation. It doesn't exist. Chase consistency every single time.
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Speaker 2: When I started my novel, I just didn't imagine I
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Speaker 2: could write sixty thousand words. I didn't think I could
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Speaker 2: do that. But I just write a little every day
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Speaker 2: every day. I had the discipline for a year, Misty.
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Speaker 2: Every day for a year, I spent an hour writing.
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Speaker 2: If I've got the time to watch the Kardashians every day,
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Speaker 2: and I do that, I've got the time to sit
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Speaker 2: in my living room and right. I wasn't inspired. I
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Speaker 2: didn't have motivation. I had discipline, and that's what got
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Speaker 2: the job done. Once again, everybody. Confidence is built after
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Speaker 2: the excitement. It's exciting at first. I'm going to write
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Speaker 2: a book. I'm going to write a book. All that's
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Speaker 2: so exciting. Now you've got to do it, hours and
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Speaker 2: hours and hours of work. You can do it. Naughtyes hey,
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Speaker 2: That is it for today. Thank you so much for
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Speaker 2: listening to The Naughty but Nice with Rob and Misty
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Speaker 2: Show are production of iHeartRadio and Alvista Ran. Don't forget
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Speaker 2: to follow my substack Robshooder dot substack dot com and
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Speaker 2: also too in my upcoming novel, It started with a Whisper,
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Speaker 2: is now available for pre order. Misty, we're just now
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Speaker 2: weeks away, not months away. Weeks.
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Speaker 1: Wow, I can't wait.
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Speaker 2: It's really really exciting.
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Speaker 1: We might see some familiar fears.
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Speaker 2: Maybe two people were talking right now. Let's end with
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Speaker 2: that tagline, I remember, if you're going to take care
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Speaker 2: everybody with Row