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This TikTok lady WON'T STOP dancing in Target (and talking to her "inner child!") · NORMAL GAYS Podcast

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  Good job, Heidi. Good job.
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  Good job. I'm so proud of you.
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  I'm so proud of you. You freaking did it.
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  You didn't want to do it, and you did.
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  Come on, I think these little things help.
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  Delulu is not the salulu. If you're aware that what you're
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  doing is a form of affirmations. Or is it really delulu?
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  To say I'm so proud of. You you can you can be.
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  Hey Heidi, go to timeout. You are allowed to dance.
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  Come on Heidi, creativity is always weird when you first
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  start it, and that's what makes it like a novelty.
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  You're. Acting like she's about to
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  become Picasso. OK, well she's getting a bunch
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  of views and people are resonating.
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  Hey guys, welcome to Normal Gaze.
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  I'm here with Starbucks consumer Clarkson.
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  Lock cancel me guys. I'm sorry but these muffins are
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  hot. Oh, we've, we've been having
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  really good muffins that are like gluten free sour cream
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  based muffins and they're having.
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  Really good muffins of a IFBB bodybuilder.
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  You know what that means, BB? It's something bodybuilding,
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  right? Bodybuilding Competition.
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  International Federation of Bodybuilding International.
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  Federation of Bodybuilding. Need a mic?
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  We we need a producer Cam. Yeah, I just made that up.
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  I don't know, I think it might be.
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  We should actually get a producer Cam.
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  We should. Yeah, so I've had some buns.
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  But then, because he doesn't want his face, he can wear a pup
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  mask. What are you talking about?
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  For the producer. Oh, I thought you were talking
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  about me. I was like, Brad, that's your
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  kink, not mine. That's.
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  Not my kink, it's a joke. Well.
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  Those things intersect. I mean.
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  No, I mean, yeah, Brad is going to be at Folsom next year,
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  peeing, getting peed on in the. Full circle for me because I
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  started out as so judgment. He started out well, actually.
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  So then what would my full Let's get into the episode.
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  Oh my gosh, yes, we're going to talk about re parenting.
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  Have you heard about this? What is that like reconditioning
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  your child? Trend when you re parent
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  yourself. Anytime there's parenting advice
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  on TikTok it makes me want to punch a wall.
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  I'm sorry. It's like gentle like gentle
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  parenting. No, you're not.
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  I will not be a gentle parent. I'm going to be.
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  I won't bully them but like. You might a little well.
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  Maybe a little my mom. Your kid is not going to be a
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  furry, no. Oh my God, I will bully the out
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  of if they ever try to do that. Absolutely not.
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  I like the memes where it's. Like I'll send them to
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  conversion therapy. For for.
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  Converting from furries. Yeah, that's when I just get out
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  the belt. Yeah, no, just kidding.
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  I. Don't if you just take away.
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  If your kids are furry, just take away their electronics.
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  Just take off to take away TikTok and they'll be back to.
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  You can pretend I I pretended to be vampires and all different
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  types of things outside. There's now they give them fangs
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  and say add it to your. Photos and then they're like
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  this is part of my identity. It's like God shut the fuck
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  you're playing house have. You ever seen that one clip
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  where it's like this woman, it might be like some Jubilee thing
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  or something, And this guy starts going, I identify.
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  And then she goes, oh. Here comes that long plethora of
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  things. That old lady, Yeah.
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  She ate anyway. So this is a very fascinating
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  USA TODAY article about a woman, a woke white woman who's become
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  a TikTok sensation for her reparenting videos where she
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  reparents her inner child in public.
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  Does any of that make sense? Yeah, OK, I actually think I'm
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  might be a little Foo Foo crazy and agree with her.
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  Then I'm going to leave. Wait till you see the videos.
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  Because she's OK. Go ahead.
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  She dances in Target in a Cape. Meet the viral woman quote re
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  parenting herself. A Cape.
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  Heidi Bruce was walking through Target one day when one of her
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  favorite songs came on. The 27 year old recalls how she
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  felt an immediate urge to start dancing, something that
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  initially terrified her. What would people think if they
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  we saw an adult woman dancing in Target?
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  Would something bad happen to her if she did?
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  These fears, Bruce says, made clear what she had to do.
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  Face those anxieties head on, let loose, and dance right there
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  in Target. After all, it wasn't really her
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  dancing, at least not her adult self.
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  It was her inner child, she says, the childlike version that
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  still lives in all of our psyches.
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  The part that lived you, lived through your childhood, is still
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  within you today, whether you had a horrible childhood or a
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  great childhood. Now it's our role to be able to
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  take care of her ourselves. She's a part of a community
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  online of people striving to re parent themselves.
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  As Bruce explains it, re parenting involves talking
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  directly to that childlike part of yourself, listening to your
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  needs, and then becoming the loving parent that you may or
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  may not have had growing up. She's been documenting her re
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  parenting journey, sharing videos online that have gone
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  viral. In one of them, she jumps in the
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  air celebrating her inner child's accomplishments.
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  In another, she has a heart to heart with her inner child in
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  the car. I did do you the courtesy of
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  pulling some samples. OK, but do you have initial
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  thoughts? I actually think it's great.
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  Oh. My God this is your
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  schizophrenia showing. No, it's not.
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  I think that. Talking to herself in.
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  Public OK affirmations are not a thing every religion requires
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  you to. Pray and you've done them for
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  that. Not not for praying.
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  Scientifically it's proven that affirmations work.
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  So actually I I'm manifesting. No, well it's it's true.
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  You're reprogramming your brain to condition it to expect a
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  certain reality that then your actions will follow to create.
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  Because of your actions, not because of the.
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  Affirmations, yes, but those actions a lot of them are
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  subconsciously doing. Tricia Paytas, I manifested it.
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  Brad is too literal type A for this.
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  But the my only issue with this is it's not re parenting, it's
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  reconditioning. And a lot of people who latch on
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  to these ideas of like reconditioning themselves and re
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  parenting. And a lot of times these are the
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  people that don't need it. Like they they they victimize
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  themselves too much. And then they blame everything
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  on external sources like their parents.
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  And then they assume that if they do all of this crazy stuff
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  that that their problems will be solved because everything is
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  their parents fault or like society's fault.
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  So that's my issue with it. Yeah.
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  I just. Think it's like coddling
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  behavior. But if you're like dancing in
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  public and stuff, I think that's awesome.
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  I don't get embarrassed over much.
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  Well, how about we watch a video?
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  OK, let's watch it. I mean it might be cringe but
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  like I kind of love that for her.
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  It says re parenting in real time POV.
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  You actually did the thing you've been avoiding.
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  Now here is Heidi re parenting herself about to make you look
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  stupid for defending this. Good job, Heidi.
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  Good job. Good job.
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  I'm so proud of you. I'm so proud of you.
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  You freaking did it. You freaking did it.
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  You didn't want to do it and you did.
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  You didn't want to do it, and you did.
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  Come on bitch, you did it. Yes, you deserve to celebrate
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  yourself. You did it.
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  You're so awesome. You did it.
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  You said you were going to do it and you did it.
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  You followed through with your word.
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  You're so awesome, Heidi. I'm so.
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  Proud of you. OK, this is too long.
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  So proud. Of.
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  You. Oh no, we're going to listen to
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  all one minute. How?
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  Can I celebrate you in this moment?
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  Going to drop up and down. Heidi, Heidi.
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  Heidi, Heidi. Heidi.
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  She didn't. She did.
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  She did. Good job, Heidi.
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  Good job. Good job.
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  Let this in. Let this in.
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  Let this. Let it.
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  Yeah. You did let this love it, Clark.
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  I I love it. Right, you could be proud of
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  yourself. She should be proud of herself.
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  For what? Brushing her teeth that day.
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  Have you ever been extremely depressed?
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  Yes. Sometimes I think these little
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  things help. Delulu is not the Solulu and
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  hugging yourself and talking to yourself while setting up the
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  camera because. It's really.
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  But if you're aware that what you're doing is a form of
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  affirmations, or is it really delulu?
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  To say I'm so proud of you. You can be, you can be.
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  Hey I understand recording it but like, it's cringe to watch
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  from an outsider's perspective. Cringe.
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  To do. I talk to myself in the mirror.
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  Like that? Not like in a baby voice, like I
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  don't, I, I don't think the baby voice is necessary, but I do
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  think that like talking to yourself like that is necessary.
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  But I also, and again, this is a subjective belief, but like, I
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  believe that there is a higher consciousness and then there is
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  our earthly experience in that sometimes you can tap into that
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  higher consciousness and talk to yourself.
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  So. So the comments section was not
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  a fan of Heidi. Oh, as I swing by roll, the top
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  comment is Heidi. I've had a long day.
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  Oh, the next comment is Heidi, go to TIME Out.
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  OK, I think the posting it on the Internet is weird because
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  this is a very like. Supposed to be for you.
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  I thought if it's for you, it's. If you want to explain how it's
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  helped you, I think that would be great for the.
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  Internet, it's performative. This this is performative and
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  kind of like rage. Baby feels inauthentic.
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  It's Lily Tino, with fewer minors being violated.
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  OK. I think that's too much.
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  OK, Yeah, that might be too much.
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  I apologize to Heidi, that was too far.
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  Too soon. Yeah.
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  I don't know. The Internet thing is making it
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  weird. Yeah, and the talking to
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  yourself in a baby voice is making it weird.
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  That's not very like you. You're like victimizing yourself
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  with this, are you not? Because you're like coddling
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  yourself and treating yourself like the overcoming the most
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  minor hurdlesome herculean task. Like, I don't think you're
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  victimizing yourself, I think that if you are at a starting
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  point where you have been victimizing yourself, giving
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  yourself positive affirmations on small things can lead to
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  being accustomed to not needing them for those small things.
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  He ate other comments. Things can be done off camera.
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  Girl, get a journal. They're eating her up.
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  They are eating her. Up you should, she should get a
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  journal because this should be The thing is, is like this
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  should be a personal experience. Spiritual growth should be a
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  personal experience. The minute you put other
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  people's perspective in it and you start looking for people to
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  affirm what you're doing, it becomes you're taking, you're
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  taking that personal experience and giving other people power
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  over it. And then it's no longer about
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  you, it's about everybody else's perception of you.
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  And yeah, I don't necessarily agree with the way she's making
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  the content personally, but I don't agree with the the basis
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  or I do agree with like the basis of what she's doing.
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  The other comments, Heidi, give me the phone.
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  Heidi, it's 7:00 AM. Can we not?
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  The comment sections on TikTok. I've gotten so much.
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  Better. I love them now.
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  They used to be woke and now they're.
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  Brutal. They're so good.
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  Now it's giving Instagram reels, yeah, but not like.
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  That racist? No Instagram reels aren't even
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  funny anymore. They're just me.
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  They're just racist. They're like the Jews or it's
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  like Islam or the. Yeah, but that's you.
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  Leave it your comment. No, no, I don't leave those
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  comments just I just make the videos that people leave them
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  under. Anyway, in in some of her videos
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  Bruce does this back to USA TODAY does unorthodox things to
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  make her inner child happy, like dancing in the Isles of Target
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  wearing a Cape and crown. You are allowed to dance here.
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  Bruce says one of her Target videos which has 6.9 million
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  views. I'm not sure you are allowed to
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  dance there actually. Quote.
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  Have you ever not done something in public just because you like?
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  I think embarrassment is a conditioned behavior that it is
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  very beneficial for us to overcome.
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  If you shouldn't be embarrassed for the thing, but actually I
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  think we've we've undone a little bit of the embarrassment
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  too much and that's why we have. You think so?
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  Well, OK, that's a valid point. But like, I don't know, maybe
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  because this weekend, like we were acting like, like I used to
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  get really embarrassed when I would like act like a tourist or
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  act like everybody else. But like this weekend, we did
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  all of that stuff and it was like.
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  But you are so reactive like so vault like in your your like
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  takes will swing based on like the thing that's happening with
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  you latest. I just like to be authentic.
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  To yourself in that. Moment to my experiences,
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  correct? Anyway, so I'm going to play you
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  this next video of Heidi here. Let's watch.
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  OK, Heidi, you are allowed to dance.
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  Come on, Heidi. Awkward because you're wearing a
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  Cape in a crown and you're dancing.
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  It's OK. You're not doing anything wrong,
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  right? I'm not going to get in trouble
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  just because I'm dancing and I'm dressing different and I'm being
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  weird. I am allowed to dance.
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  I am allowed to dance. I am allowed to.
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  Dance. There is no rule against dancing
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  right namesake. I'm saving my body like.
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  Safe to express myself in the world that.
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  Bans dancing. Even when I feel weird.
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  No, I was going to What is it when I'm Saudi Arabia?
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  No, I'm still. Seeing it's Islamophobic.
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  Again, no. It's true.
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  They ban dancing in public. Safe in the world?
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  Safe to express myself. Something would be different.
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  It's OK to feel weird, it's OK to be scared.
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  I'm still safe even if people sleep.
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  I. I love it because that's the
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  thing. Any type.
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  And here, Brad, I can't believe we're disagreeing like this.
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  But creativity is always weird when you first start it, and
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  that's what makes it like a novelty.
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  You're acting like she's about to become Picasso.
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  OK, well she's getting a bunch of views and people are
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  resonating. No, people are not resonating
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  with her content. I think people are whatever.
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  I think that being very authentic to who you are and
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  being weird, I will always respect it.
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  I mean, I'm joking, obviously I don't have a serious.
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  Problem, Obviously you don't wanna crack down on her for
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  like, yeah. I just find it funny and I do
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  appreciate the comments and everything.
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  And I also don't believe this. The one piece of this I do
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  actually disagree with is the like therapy language of it.
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  This is not like a science based practice.
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  This is not evidence based psychiatry.
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  You're not going to heal yourself or your trauma like
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  this. Like there's actual you have to
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  do in therapy. EMDR therapy right has actual
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  research and evidence behind it. Healing trauma talking to
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  yourself in a Tutu in Target is not evidence based treatment and
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  I don't like that piece of it. I don't like that she's framing
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  it as if, well, I don't know exactly if she is, but if she's
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  framing it as if it's actually a cure for serious trauma, then I
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  wouldn't like that. But if it's like a cure for the
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  normal things that come with with being human, like being
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  embarrassed and socially conditioned to act a certain way
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  and and afraid to share who you are.
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  Like, I wouldn't consider that trauma, but I consider that
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  something that humans should attempt to overcome.
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  But imagine you're just like walking by in Target and you
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  just see a bitch. Dancing.
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  I was thinking about that. With a crown and a Cape and
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  recording herself. I would think she was on meth.
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  Actually. I was at Outback this weekend
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  and this guy, I think I'm a psychic or like clairvoyant or
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  something, or I just like, oh, sorry, it's Claire Cognizant.
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  I just know things. The guy next to me in the booth
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  next to us sat down and he was like kind of bald, giving off
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  weird vibes. He sits down and I'm like OK, I
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  have to say it. I was like meth head and because
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  he sat alone and then of course the person I'm with is like
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  don't be mean. Like you don't know that.
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  Oh my God, he must be new to this.
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  Relation because like there was no basis for me to say that I
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  just like knew. I just knew.
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  So then he orders his food and eats like 2 fries.
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  He orders a big bowl of ranch too, which I get because Outback
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  ranch slaps bitch I will use that as Lube and he doesn't eat
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  anything. So then he does he tells the
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  server and he's like I don't want to.
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  He's like oh I thought I was more hungry than I was like I
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  don't want this. So then he's like, can I get a
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  box? And I'm going to leave?
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  And then I turn and look, I said math.
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  It curbs your appetite. And he's like, maybe I don't, I
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  don't know. And then the server comes and
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  this guy, he goes and gets the box.
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  It's like, I don't need a box. And then he starts tweaking.
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  He starts scratching his face. And then he's like Jews 911.
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  And like then he starts just ranting.
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  And I, I look at him and I go, if you ever think I'm not right
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  again, check yourself. Always right I am.
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  Actually. Sometimes I'm wrong, but most of
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  the time I. I love this guy getting slowly
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  introduced to Clarkson, Yeah. Like real.
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  I was correct, it was meth. Oh.
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  My God, so the final. Been Tina?
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  Is that the same thing as meth? I don't know.
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  Doctor, ask doctor behind the camera is I don't.
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  Think they cover that in Pediatrics?
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  No, crack is cocaine. Oh, I've done crack.
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  No, you haven't. It's a different.
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  Form just kidding, I haven't done crack you guys.
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  I don't do drugs, unfortunately. I just drink heavily.
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  No, you barely even drink. I know.
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  I don't even drink. I'm just saying this for the bit
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  because I need this to be interesting, OK?
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  Final bit on the The woman No matter how idyllic your
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  upbringing was, the truth is no one gets out of childhood I
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  entirely unscathed. Psychological and emotional
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  wounds from an early life can be activated anytime, whether while
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  walking through Target or just before hopping on the phone with
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  a reporter. Bruce admits she checked in on
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  her inner child and did some quick re parenting before her
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  interview with USA TODAY. Yes, I totally did, she says.
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  I was like, OK, you're nervous and I can hold your nerves.
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  I'm not nervous because you're nervous.
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  I can hold this all. So yeah, I definitely did.
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  Do you not see why this shit annoys me?
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  Well, it's kind of out of hand. Like, what parent?
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  It's not a parent's job to, like, hold a child's nerve.
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  I don't know. Now it's just getting a little
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  weird. I'm starting to get pissed off,
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  you bitch. No, I mean, I agree with it, but
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  at some point it's like it's a little over the top.
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  Like I don't. I'm sorry.
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  I'm sorry. Now that she's re parenting
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  herself to the before talking to the reporter it's over the top.
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  When she was dancing at Target you were like slay Mama.
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  Yeah, I think that's fine because sometimes I just do
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  things like if I feel embarrassed about it, I'll just
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  do it because I'm like, EW, why do you care about what other
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  people think? Like, just do it and on purpose.
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  So like, I'll do like weird stuff, you know what I mean?
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  Oh, I know you do. Weird.
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  Stuff like I'll just like if I'm in public, I don't know, like
• 18:17
  out of nowhere, like pretend like I have Tourettes.
• 18:19
  And you had down. Syndrome.
• 18:20
  I did. I pretend as a child.
• 18:21
  I would pretend like I was mentally and my sisters and
• 18:27
  brother would play along with it.
• 18:28
  So then we would get to the cashier and I would be like
• 18:31
  mommy blah blah blah. And I didn't mean that in a bad
• 18:35
  way. I'm just trying to give you
• 18:36
  guys. We're getting we're going to be
• 18:38
  disabled they're. Going to be bad at me again but
• 18:41
  I would do this and then my mom would like yell at me because
• 18:45
  she knows I'm faking but my brothers, my brothers and
• 18:49
  sisters would go along with it. So it seemed like my mom was
• 18:52
  yelling at a disabled kid to stop being disabled, no?
• 18:55
  Wonder your mom got? Schizophrenia, I know, but The
• 18:58
  thing is, is, but I also went into grocery stores and like
• 19:01
  dressed up in girls clothes and would walk up and be like, do
• 19:04
  you know where the tampons are? Wait, what?
• 19:06
  Yeah, like I, it was improv. Like I always was just like in
• 19:09
  character in some way. And like we didn't, I don't
• 19:12
  know. And then we would all like dress
• 19:14
  up as different things. So or I would dress up and I
• 19:17
  would have in a dress and I'd have my buzz cut and I would
• 19:19
  like tell people I had cancer like I was a little girl with
• 19:21
  cancer told. Me that one but the weirdest
• 19:23
  tampons 1 is a new lower drop that I haven't heard before.
• 19:26
  Yeah, they would. Well, and then also we would put
• 19:29
  like a fake pregnant belly on me and do it.
• 19:32
  And like a child. Yeah, I know.
• 19:33
  That's like, creepy. And my parents would like, they
• 19:36
  knew we were going to do this and like they would drive us to
• 19:39
  the grocery store. I know.
• 19:41
  Not all Alabama. I was very like artistically.
• 19:47
  I had a lot of freedom of expression.
• 19:49
  That's what you're calling it, a lot of freedom of expression.
• 19:51
  Yes, because that's what it was. I was.
• 19:53
  I was doing improv as characters.
• 19:54
  Or acting out as a cry for help. No, it wasn't a cry for help.
• 19:58
  I was having a lot of fun. Doesn't mean you didn't.
• 20:00
  I was getting a lot of attention too.
• 20:03
  I love you. Yeah, we know.
• 20:05
  We know that. Anyway, guys, let us know what
• 20:08
  you think of the reparenting trend.
• 20:10
  I expect to see a video on Clarkson's TikTok soon of him
• 20:13
  dancing in Target and talking to himself as a child.
• 20:16
  I'll do it. I'll drop in the splits.
• 20:18
  Actually you probably will cuz it will get views.
• 20:20
  I will so and that's really your only metric.
• 20:22
  Except I don't know if I'm gonna hug myself.
• 20:25
  You actually should you should actually film cuz it's so
• 20:28
  popular on tic tac the. Rethink.
• 20:29
  I should do it you. Should do it.
• 20:31
  Yeah, just for the bit. If I find something, yeah,
• 20:35
  maybe. Well guys, let us know what you
• 20:37
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• 20:45
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• 20:48
  And guys, RIP, yeah, RIP double homicide.
• 20:54
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• 20:57
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