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EXCLUSIVE: Clare Crawley meltdown – feels abandoned by The Bachelorette, Mariah Carey launching cookie delivery service, why Meghan Markle decided to share miscarriage story! · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Advice. Welcome to the Lord Nice. It is Thursday, my
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Speaker 1: favorite day of the week actually, and joining us on
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Speaker 1: Thursday is my friend Mark Luber Mark. Are you there, Hey, Rob? Hello, Darling.
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Speaker 1: I actually, while I was introducing you figured out did
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Speaker 1: I just imply you're my favorite of the week, which
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Speaker 1: I absolutely did not mean to do. You're one of
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Speaker 1: my favorites. But I do enjoy a Thursday. How do
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Speaker 1: you feel about a Thursday? Mark, Well, it's funny. Thursdays
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Speaker 1: happens to be my favorite day of the week too,
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Speaker 1: so I think it's because of you though. Oh see,
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Speaker 1: look how charming you are. There's something about Thursdays, particularly
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Speaker 1: here in New York. Obviously we're all shut down at
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Speaker 1: the moment, but the best night of the week to
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Speaker 1: go out in New York was always a Thursday night.
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Speaker 1: I know it sounds crazy, but on the weekend it's
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Speaker 1: sort of a little bit raucous. You don't really want
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Speaker 1: to go out on a Friday or a Saturday night
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Speaker 1: in New York. Thursday is the last night of the
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Speaker 1: week that New York, as people that actually live here
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Speaker 1: go out. Isn't that true? Mark, It's the best night.
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Speaker 1: It's it's calm, but it's fine. And the weekends. To
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Speaker 1: head story, you can get through Friday hungover, and people
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Speaker 1: go out on Thursday. Look on on Monday's. I still
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Speaker 1: have to get through Tuesday Wednesday, but on a Thursday,
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Speaker 1: I can sort of like pretend to work on a
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Speaker 1: Friday and not do anything. Well, there you go, when
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Speaker 1: the city opens back up, come in, let's all go
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Speaker 1: out on a Thursday night. Do you know what time
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Speaker 1: it is? Mark? It is exclusive. Right at the top
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Speaker 1: of the show, Claire Crawley is having a melt down.
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Speaker 1: She's been abandoned by the producers of The Bachelorette. So
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Speaker 1: after Claire put out a very emotional call for help,
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Speaker 1: we talked about it on the show. She got no
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Speaker 1: response from the Bachelorette or anybody at the show. Sources
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Speaker 1: tell me the following, Mark, see if this ring is
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Speaker 1: true for you. You've worked on TV. Source he say.
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Speaker 1: Claire got a huge response from her fans after she
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Speaker 1: put at the cry for help, but nothing from the show.
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Speaker 1: It's very difficult for reality stars to move on after
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Speaker 1: the show is over all. The producers, the marketing people,
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Speaker 1: the pr people, they all move on to the next cast.
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Speaker 1: They're very, very busy. So professionals that once treated Claire
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Speaker 1: like she was their best friend while she was on
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Speaker 1: the show now don't really have time for her. They're
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Speaker 1: not being cruel, I'm not I'm not dishing them here.
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Speaker 1: It's a job. They have to put out a show
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Speaker 1: once a week. They're really busy. They're thinking about next season.
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Speaker 1: The Bachelor's about to launch. Claire sort of yesterday's news.
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Speaker 1: That sounds cruel, but think about it. Have you worked
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Speaker 1: with anybody who just can't leave once they've left the job,
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Speaker 1: they still call, they pop into visit. They're a bit
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Speaker 1: of a pest. That's what Claire has become. To the producers.
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Speaker 1: What do you think about this? Mark rubbed, Like you said,
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Speaker 1: I've worked in television and you know, worked at US Weekly.
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Speaker 1: It's it's the news cycle moves so quickly. Soon as
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Speaker 1: soon as the story is over, we're kind of moved
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Speaker 1: on already. We're thinking about the next thing, and I
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Speaker 1: feel sad. It's true. I mean, I've worked and interviewed
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Speaker 1: many of these these people from the show, and there
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Speaker 1: it's to stay relevant. It's a seven hustle, it is,
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Speaker 1: and without the show, it's probably not going to happen
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Speaker 1: again once you leave that show. A lot of the
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Speaker 1: housewives can can confirm this. They think that it's never
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Speaker 1: gonna end. Jill, Zara and Bethany, all these people that
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Speaker 1: have left the shows, they do think they're going to
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Speaker 1: go on to become Julia Roberts. It doesn't happen. Hey,
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Speaker 1: I worked for Jessica Simpson, who's really really successful after
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Speaker 1: Newly Weds. Jessica really thought she was going to be
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Speaker 1: a movie star. She made a couple of movies and
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Speaker 1: it went away. She's got a book out and that
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Speaker 1: might bring her back. The book's delicious. It's really good.
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Speaker 1: Read by it if you haven't, and it might bring
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Speaker 1: Jesse back, But it might not. Without that reality show,
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Speaker 1: Without Nick and the newly Weds, it definitely ends. Sources
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Speaker 1: go on to tell me the following, there is no
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Speaker 1: after reality TV help programs. There's no a there's no
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Speaker 1: one number you could call. Maybe we should start one up.
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Speaker 1: It literally feels like you were dumped, so somebody on
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Speaker 1: a reality show. A source on a reality show told
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Speaker 1: me she literally felt like she was dumped. She was
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Speaker 1: not famous enough to get a job as a celebrity,
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Speaker 1: but she was too famous to get what she thinks
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Speaker 1: is a real job. I'm not quite sure that's true,
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Speaker 1: but that's how they feel. They said it's very cruel,
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Speaker 1: but basically this is what they sign up for and
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Speaker 1: they always have a trouble adjusting back into their real life.
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Speaker 1: Think about this, if you go on a reality show,
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Speaker 1: if you sign up for one, it might be great
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Speaker 1: for the year you're on it, maybe two years, maybe
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Speaker 1: three years, but it will come to an end. All
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Speaker 1: jobs do. So you've got to think about who you are,
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Speaker 1: and I advise you not to be your job. Don't
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Speaker 1: identify yourself as your job. Your job is what you do,
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Speaker 1: it's not who you are. Yeah, you know. The thing
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Speaker 1: is this. I've watched the season and I thought, in
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Speaker 1: my mind her all was to find love, which she did.
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Speaker 1: Fame was fame the goal. I don't know. I mean,
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Speaker 1: I think she found a great guy, and I think
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Speaker 1: for them to stay relevant, either they have a show
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Speaker 1: about them getting married, or they get married, they have
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Speaker 1: some kind of special but otherwise I don't think I
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Speaker 1: care anymore. All Right, I thought the same two you.
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Speaker 1: You make a really good point. The goal was meant
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Speaker 1: to be love. Well, she's got love. The thing is mark.
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Speaker 1: We've seen it on so many reality stars we've met
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Speaker 1: or we've interviewed. It's intoxicating. It's like a drug. I mean,
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Speaker 1: I'm not a reality star, but I have a little
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Speaker 1: People know me a little bit. There's nothing more exciting
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Speaker 1: than walking into a restaurant and somebody recognizing you. Your mom.
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Speaker 1: Doris recognized me in a restaurant. I know I had
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Speaker 1: a bigger thrill than Doris did. There's something so delicious
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Speaker 1: about it. But I know because I've seen it up close.
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Speaker 1: It's not real. It's all silly. It's all fake. These
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Speaker 1: people aren't going to be, you know, in my apartment
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Speaker 1: at night when I go to bed. Maybe they are. No,
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Speaker 1: they're not. They're not gonna be there in the morning
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Speaker 1: when I wake up. To be really careful about it,
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Speaker 1: let's bring this to our pole session of the day,
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Speaker 1: Claire Crawley is having a meltdown abandoned by the producers
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Speaker 1: of The Bachelorette. Should the show still be there to
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Speaker 1: help after you leave? After you leave a job, do
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Speaker 1: they still owe you something? Go vote yes or no
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Speaker 1: on our Twitter page at Naughty Nice rob Our facebook
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Speaker 1: page is Naughty Gossip and be sure to check back
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Speaker 1: tomorrow to hear your results. Smart Club, what are you
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Speaker 1: working on? RB? I have a really really sweet story
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Speaker 1: for you. The Queen of Christmas, Maria Carry herself, is
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Speaker 1: launching her own cookie delivery service. Does she personally drop
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Speaker 1: them off at your apartment? I mean one could only hope, right,
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Speaker 1: So Maria Carry is ready to spread her sweetness across
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Speaker 1: the country. The service, which launches on December fourth, is
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Speaker 1: titled Maria's Cookies. Of course, Rob, if you're wondering what's
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Speaker 1: included in the cookies, there's a bunch of different flavors
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Speaker 1: including chocolate chunk, triple chocolate Chunk, all the way down
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Speaker 1: to pumpkin and gingerbread. So this this sounds really delicious
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Speaker 1: and Rob and our listeners, but you're wondering where you
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Speaker 1: can get these delicious treats. They're gonna be available of
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Speaker 1: thirty cities across the country, which starts this Friday. And
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Speaker 1: we're about to ask you one question, what are the
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Speaker 1: chances that Mariah is listening to the show right now?
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Speaker 1: Is and it's planned to send us a gift that
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Speaker 1: oh you know, we are at my heart, we are
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Speaker 1: like we're pretty successful bark. I don't want a two
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Speaker 1: time road horde too much here. But the show is
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Speaker 1: really really doing very well. Thank you. It's not because
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Speaker 1: of you and me, Mark, it's everybody that's listening. Guy prob.
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Speaker 1: We see that there's a chance this could get to Mariah.
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Speaker 1: Do you know I've met her a few times. Oh,
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Speaker 1: it's just it's just as magical as meet in Santa.
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Speaker 1: It really is. There's something so special about her. She
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Speaker 1: had her album release party at Avenue, this really trendy
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Speaker 1: club quite close to where I live. And I wasn't
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Speaker 1: invited naturally, but I went in any case, and I
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Speaker 1: got in and there was a lion to get your
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Speaker 1: photograph taken with Maria. The club's quite dark. It is
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Speaker 1: a nightclub, you know, Avenue Mark on Tenth Avenue. It's
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Speaker 1: quite dark. Inside Around Maria was this miraculous light. I
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Speaker 1: couldn't figure it out. I looked up. They had built
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Speaker 1: a lighting rig around her booth, so where she was sitting,
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Speaker 1: she was lit up like Baby Jesus at the Christmas
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Speaker 1: show at Regular City. There was all these lights on
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Speaker 1: her actually looked magical. And then get this, I love it.
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Speaker 1: You couldn't take a picture with your phone of Maria.
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Speaker 1: She had an official photographer and then they emailed you
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Speaker 1: the picture after Mariah's team approved what she looked like.
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Speaker 1: So I didn't keep my picture because I looked like
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Speaker 1: a troll and she looked glamorous and gorgeous. But clearly
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Speaker 1: Mariah's not pick picking the best picture of the two
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Speaker 1: of you, She's picking the best picture of herself. Do
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Speaker 1: you do that in photographs? If me and you took
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Speaker 1: a pick share and you're going to post it on
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Speaker 1: your Instagram, would you be kind enough to look at
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Speaker 1: both of our faces? Mark Gloper were just your own,
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Speaker 1: I would look at both, but ultimately it's my faces.
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Speaker 1: And yeah, Mariah, send us some cookies. We want some.
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Speaker 1: This story very dramatic here, so Megan marcle we're finding
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Speaker 1: out why she shared the news about her miscarriage. She
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Speaker 1: wrote a wonderful, very beautiful essay for The New York Times,
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Speaker 1: and now sources are telling People magazine that the couple
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Speaker 1: really struggled whether or not they were going to share this.
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Speaker 1: They both were in so much pain. However, Megan thought
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Speaker 1: that sharing it would help many women who were going
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Speaker 1: through the same thing inside us. To add that they're
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Speaker 1: both doing really well at the moment, and they spent
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Speaker 1: the holidays Thanksgiving with their son Archie and her mom Doria,
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Speaker 1: and at the moment things are quite well. Were you
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Speaker 1: surprised that she shared this market so personal or Robbie
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Speaker 1: know whatn't surprised me as as reporters, this story was
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Speaker 1: completely under the radar and none of us knew about this.
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Speaker 1: So when I when I first read it, I was
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Speaker 1: totally shocked. But yeah, I mean I I appreciate Megan
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Speaker 1: for doing it. I think she saw Chrissy Tagan and
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Speaker 1: John Legend and their support, their guide and I think
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Speaker 1: it's it's important to open up and let people know
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Speaker 1: that it's okay that it does happen, that you're not alone. There.
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Speaker 1: A little controversial, but we're big boys here. We do
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Speaker 1: this for a living when not just pretty thanks but
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Speaker 1: we are those two. Um In Britain, she's getting a
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Speaker 1: little bit of pushback about this. What some of the
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Speaker 1: British papers are saying is that this couple begged for privacy.
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Speaker 1: They made it very very clear that they did not
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Speaker 1: want to be in the press, and so now some
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Speaker 1: of the Brits are saying it feels like they want
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Speaker 1: it both ways. There is nothing, nothing more private than
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Speaker 1: what she went through. And the fact that she shared
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Speaker 1: that and she did it with the New York Times
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Speaker 1: is it? Is it hypocritical? What do you think about that?
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Speaker 1: That's a really good point, you know, I think or
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Speaker 1: struggle with the press in the UK with that. They
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Speaker 1: were just so mean and a lot of it had
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Speaker 1: some racial undertone, So I think that maybe they were
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Speaker 1: hoping to escape that kind of attention. Although I agree
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Speaker 1: Rob she if they want privacy, this is kind of
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Speaker 1: taking that away from them. Yes, there's no you can't
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Speaker 1: leave the door half open. All the big stars I
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Speaker 1: worked with, I was quite honest with them. You either
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Speaker 1: want to be in this game or you don't. J
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Speaker 1: Lo embraces it. She really loved all the publicity. Did he?
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Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, he loves publicity. HCT. I loved him.
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Speaker 1: I do. I still do love him. Alicia Keys was
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Speaker 1: tricky when I worked for Alicia. Alicia Keys didn't really
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Speaker 1: enjoy being a celebrity. She very much enjoyed being a musician.
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Speaker 1: So that's why she keeps her private life really very
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Speaker 1: very private. What's going on with those real Housewives? Rather,
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Speaker 1: this is a wonderful story and I'm happy to share it.
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Speaker 1: The Real Housewife of Orange County star bron Wyn Wyndham
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Speaker 1: Burke has just come out as a lesbian. It was
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Speaker 1: quite a shock to a lot of us, especially since
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Speaker 1: if you watched the show you have known that Bronwin
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Speaker 1: has been married to her husband, Shawn Burke for twenty years.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, so the housewife said she's so happy that
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Speaker 1: she's come out. She's told Glad quote, I like women,
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Speaker 1: I'm gay, I'm a member of the lgbt Q plus community.
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Speaker 1: I am a lesbian now. Rob. She went on to
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Speaker 1: say it has taken her forty two years to get
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Speaker 1: to this moment of self discovery, discovery and of coming out,
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Speaker 1: and that she is so proud of where she has arrived. Now.
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Speaker 1: I love it nothing more than someone who's living in
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Speaker 1: her truth. You know, you speak about this every day
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Speaker 1: and I'm super proud of her. Yeah, I am too.
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Speaker 1: It's really I beat myself up that I didn't come
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Speaker 1: out until I'm sort of two, and I knew I
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Speaker 1: was gay from like sixteen seventeen. But I can't imagine
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Speaker 1: carrying this around for forty years. You know what though
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Speaker 1: better a little late than never, not in yourself every
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Speaker 1: day for years after years after years. That that isn't good.
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Speaker 1: So I'm so happy you're comfortable and you're out and
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Speaker 1: you're proud. Congratulations. Live your life. People. If you're listening
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Speaker 1: and you're thinking about this, be truthful. I promise you,
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Speaker 1: it's the best route. Quickly before we go to break,
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Speaker 1: Mark can sail us. Oh, you know, I have a
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Speaker 1: little crush on him. Have you ever met him? Mark?
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Speaker 1: I have dreamy and he's a good guy to He's
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Speaker 1: really dreamy and I wanted, you know, there to be
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Speaker 1: an edge or something about him that I didn't like. Nothing,
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Speaker 1: absolute gentleman, tiny though not very tall, not very tall.
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Speaker 1: Take it. Oh, there you go. Thank you very much. Mark.
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Speaker 1: If you're listening, bring Mariah's cookies and you can have
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Speaker 1: a swell evening. So he got a tattoo three days
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Speaker 1: before returning home to his wife. He's in Canada shooting
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Speaker 1: Riverdale and because of the pandemic, they're in a buddle
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Speaker 1: bubble there, so he hasn't seen Kelly in a while.
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Speaker 1: Three days before coming home, he got a tattoo. It's
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Speaker 1: a rather beautiful one. It's on his bicep, which I
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Speaker 1: could look at all day, thank you very much. And
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Speaker 1: it appears to be a skeleton running in a sombrero. Yes,
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Speaker 1: and they're holding a clock and pointing a gun. It's
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Speaker 1: a very very strange. You couldn't just get a bunch
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Speaker 1: of flowers or you know, a dolphin or a heart.
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Speaker 1: It's very very strange. Do you think Kelly knew he
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Speaker 1: was going to get this? A tattoo is something that
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Speaker 1: you have to get, not approval. But should you talk
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Speaker 1: about your spouse for It's kind of funny, if you know.
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Speaker 1: I'm a fan of Kelly show, and if you if
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Speaker 1: you watch, she talks about her tattoo she has on
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Speaker 1: her ankles. So I think that they're they're they're a
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Speaker 1: low key they like tattoos. Despite their like clean fresh appearance,
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Speaker 1: they kind of have a secret side to them. So
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Speaker 1: I think it's great. I'm into it. Could you ever
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Speaker 1: get it? I know you don't have a tattoo. I've
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Speaker 1: asked you before, but could you ever? Would you ever
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Speaker 1: think of anyone? You know? I would say never? Say never.
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Speaker 1: I just I don't I don't see it for the
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Speaker 1: immediate future. You knows doesn't like them your mother. Okay,
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Speaker 1: what we're gonna take a break. We will be right back.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the Naughty but Night Show. I'm not
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Speaker 1: sure with our friend Mark Lupo. Mark, let's get to
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Speaker 1: the polls. Thank you very much. Yesterday we talked about
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Speaker 1: the new co hosts on the Talk. There's two new
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Speaker 1: co hosts joined the show. They're getting less than half
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Speaker 1: of what Sharon Osborne is paid. Is this fair? Sixty
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Speaker 1: three said, yes, it's fair. I don't know if I
15:34
Speaker 1: agree here. I think that if you're on a panel show,
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Speaker 1: if you're all on a panel, you're all meant to
15:38
Speaker 1: be equals, then you should probably all be paid the same.
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Speaker 1: You can't be equals if you're sitting next to somebody
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Speaker 1: that earns double. So what this is doing is basically
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Speaker 1: telling the new girls and all of us it's Shattern's show.
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Speaker 1: She's the boss, having worked in Ta TIMETV for many
15:53
Speaker 1: years and this is not uncommon. This is totally actually
15:56
Speaker 1: in line with what makes sense. And listen, I don't
15:59
Speaker 1: know these two ladies were really a few weeks ago.
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Speaker 1: You know, they have to kind of prove their worth
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Speaker 1: on the show. Sharon's an aunts since the beginning, she's
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Speaker 1: kind of held it down. So yeah, I think it's
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Speaker 1: very I hit the phones on my sources over there
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Speaker 1: at CBS and they said they did try to get
16:13
Speaker 1: big names like Marie Osmond left, and they did approach
16:17
Speaker 1: several celebrities who had much bigger names. We were talking
16:20
Speaker 1: about this yesterday, a source told me yesterday, Mark and
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Speaker 1: I think it's such a delicious quote that these two
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Speaker 1: new co hosts, they're not famous enough to get the
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Speaker 1: Housewives of Beverly Hills. But honestly, like if Andy Cohen
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Speaker 1: had met these two ladies, he wouldn't have even booked
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Speaker 1: them on Bravo. It's such a strange choice. Like I
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Speaker 1: love a new opportunity. Let's give them a try. I
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Speaker 1: want them to succeed. But I was just so shocked
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Speaker 1: that they went with I don't know people that are
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Speaker 1: not that famous, they don't forget to vote on today's pole,
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Speaker 1: back tomorrow to hear your results. And now it's time
16:58
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Speaker 1: So our nicest of the Day is the best Christmas
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Speaker 1: die Hard? Is die Hard a Christmas movie, isn't. I
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Speaker 1: Bruce Willis has actually addressed this and said it is
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Speaker 1: I think I have a little bit of a cruise
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Speaker 1: on him. But Drake has to release the candle that
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Speaker 1: smells just like him. Drake, so scented candles if they're
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Speaker 1: your things now you can stink up your home and
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Speaker 1: smell like Drake. It's true. So the candle that apparently
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Speaker 1: is him is eighty dollars not cheap. Do you want
18:28
Speaker 1: to know what Drake smells like? He smells like it's
18:31
Speaker 1: a smooth musk fragrance that's introspective yet and also an extrovert.
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Speaker 1: I don't know quite what that means. It has the
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Speaker 1: following notes must Amber's cashmere, swede and velvet mark. What
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Speaker 1: do you smell like, Citrius? Like a fresh vaca soda?
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Speaker 1: Drink of them? How Greek of you, Oh Citrus, I
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Speaker 1: smell like Heaven. Thank you for that. Okay, let's have
19:04
Speaker 1: a moment of rob. You get you get there, Rob. So,
19:08
Speaker 1: the bigger the dream, the more time it's gonna take
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Speaker 1: to make that dream come true. Let me say that again.
19:15
Speaker 1: The bigger, the more important the dream, the longer it's
19:18
Speaker 1: going to take to be a reality. The beginning is
19:22
Speaker 1: more important than the end. So make sure you have
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Speaker 1: a strong foundation, and it takes a lot of hard work.
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Speaker 1: What I'm saying here, Marcus, if it really is worth having,
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Speaker 1: it's going to take a long time. If I told
19:34
Speaker 1: you your dream is going to take ten years, five
19:36
Speaker 1: years of hard work. Do you still want the dream.
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Speaker 1: If the answer is yes, then you should get it.
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Speaker 1: You should go for it. You deserve this dream. If
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Speaker 1: the answer is no, then you never really want to
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Speaker 1: do it. Yeah, you know, Rob, I think the most
19:48
Speaker 1: fun part about this dream, my dream which I'm living,
19:52
Speaker 1: is the process. It's the journey. It's the people, and
19:54
Speaker 1: I hope better continues for on and on and on
19:57
Speaker 1: for you will. You're treating at this, but you also
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Speaker 1: do the work like you didn't expect overnight to have
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Speaker 1: them all come true. It takes a long time. I
20:06
Speaker 1: have a lot of friends who have seen how successful
20:08
Speaker 1: the podcast is. Once again, thank you. It really is you,
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Speaker 1: not me, certainly, not Mark. No, it's it's really it
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Speaker 1: really is you. But what people don't realize is that
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Speaker 1: I've been doing this for years, not two weeks, not
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Speaker 1: three weeks. A friend of mine or somebody I know
20:23
Speaker 1: has just started a podcast too, and they're not getting
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Speaker 1: many listeners. But it's totally understandable. When I first started
20:29
Speaker 1: years ago, I think I got like three hundred listeners
20:32
Speaker 1: a show. But it wasn't about that. It was about
20:35
Speaker 1: learning my craft. It was about learning how to do it,
20:37
Speaker 1: And the fact is I would rather fail miserably, which
20:41
Speaker 1: I did in front of three hundred than three hundred thousand.
20:45
Speaker 1: So you want to start small. It's not bad. It's
20:48
Speaker 1: actually a good thing. You don't want your first TV
20:51
Speaker 1: show to be the Wendy Williams Show, whether Today Show.
20:53
Speaker 1: You want to be a small show so you can
20:55
Speaker 1: learn how to do it. When I first got my
20:57
Speaker 1: first show, it's on Mark Cubans channel channel like five
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Speaker 1: thousand and sixty nine. I could never find it. It
21:03
Speaker 1: was so high up, which was terrific because I could
21:05
Speaker 1: be a complete fool and a channel so high that
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Speaker 1: nobody knew how bad I was. Do that. It's actually
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Speaker 1: an advantage. Think about it. We ran out of time.
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Speaker 1: Thank you so much, Mark. I hope you get me
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