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HARRY’S FLIRTY TEXTS, ANNE BURRELL’S TRAGIC FINAL SCENE & TIGER WOODS’ DUI CRASH — ALL EXPOSED · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Vice.
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Speaker 2: Sure, it's time no and no, and no and no
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Speaker 2: and low and low. Welcome to the Naughty Venicia. I'm
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Speaker 2: your house drum shooter. And it's Thursday, which means our
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Speaker 2: dear friend Mark Looper joins us. Hey, LUPI are you there?
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Speaker 2: Makes me so happy? Hello, Darling. I love Thursdays. I
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Speaker 2: love being with you on Thursdays. I love being with
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Speaker 2: the Naughties on Thursdays. I also like Thursdays really sort
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Speaker 2: of means for me the end of the week. It's here,
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Speaker 2: not quite, but it's here. I could go out drinking tonight,
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Speaker 2: and I could fake my way through a day of
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Speaker 2: work tomorrow. I can only do one day faking now.
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Speaker 2: And so Thursday night, it's a really great night. It's
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Speaker 2: a really great day. I hope you're feeling all the vibes, Naughties.
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Speaker 2: Let's jump into the show. What time is it, my friends?
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Speaker 2: It airs tea time. A big story at the top
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Speaker 2: of the show, So Harry, Prince Harry has been exposed
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Speaker 2: for flirty text. Now, before we go too crazy, Mark,
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Speaker 2: you and I have said much more racy things on
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Speaker 2: a Monday morning. Right, Let's be clear. This is not
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Speaker 2: a big expose if you're looking for dirty, kinky, exciting
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Speaker 2: proposals here, you're not going to find it. In fact,
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Speaker 2: the most spaghettis he calls her sugar. Yes, I know,
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Speaker 2: come on, sugar, and then he also talks that he
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Speaker 2: misses their movie Snuggles, so it's not quite as exploited.
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Speaker 2: It's actually sort of quite adorable. These people are pointing
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Speaker 2: out that Harry did not know this was a journalist
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Speaker 2: when he was texting her way back in I think
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Speaker 2: it was two thousand and eleven. They were in the
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Speaker 2: same social circles. He met her at one of those
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Speaker 2: very private clubs in London, which are all the rage.
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Speaker 2: They're starting to happen here in America too. These are
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Speaker 2: clubs where you have to pay a membership. You're not
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Speaker 2: a lad in. You have to pay a membership, and
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Speaker 2: then once you get the membership, you still have to pay.
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Speaker 2: I thought it was for that amount of money. I
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Speaker 2: was like, no, no, you still have a taste the membership.
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Speaker 2: We're talking tens of thousands of dollar's parents. It's not cheap.
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Speaker 2: It's not two hundred quid here. It is a lot
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Speaker 2: of money. So it's a very fancy place. So I
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Speaker 2: get that if I was Harry and I went to
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Speaker 2: a really elite private club, you would think you were
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Speaker 2: going to mix with people in there who maybe were
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Speaker 2: not royals but were fancy you were safe in them.
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Speaker 2: You're never ever safe. I've been doing this a really
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Speaker 2: long time, and even people at what we would call
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Speaker 2: the elites, the top of society, loved to gossip, and
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Speaker 2: so there's always a source everywhere. What made this particularly
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Speaker 2: alarming is she wasn't a source. She was a journalist.
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Speaker 2: She worked for the Daily Mail. It's coming out because
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Speaker 2: Harry is suing The Mail in Britain and they're like, well, Harry,
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Speaker 2: you might say you don't like reporters at newspapers, but
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Speaker 2: here you are sending our reporter some kind of racy.
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Speaker 2: They're not that racy, but you're sending them texts. Now,
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Speaker 2: some people are trying to imply that this proves that
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Speaker 2: Harry had a very cozy relationship with the tabloids.
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Speaker 1: With the press.
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Speaker 2: We know Meghan dig Meghan was friends with Miss d
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Speaker 2: with Delana when when she was up and coming, and
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Speaker 2: so often people in power, often celebrities, they do know journalists.
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Speaker 2: There are at least four or five celebrities that I
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Speaker 2: could name right now, I won't who've got me on
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Speaker 2: speed dial? They're all housewives. I mean, it's not that exciting,
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Speaker 2: and they're not that exciting, but do you know what
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Speaker 2: I mean? Like it's part of the sort of system
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Speaker 2: of celebrity mark you have it too. We have people
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Speaker 2: who sort of know us and sort of famous. People
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Speaker 2: like to know reporters, they like to know bookers, they
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Speaker 2: like to know journalists. The difference here is Harry is
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Speaker 2: not just the famous person. He's a prince. He's a
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Speaker 2: royal member of the royal family. Now, his mom had
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Speaker 2: a very complicated relationship with journalists. She did call journalists,
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Speaker 2: She did talk to journalists. That big book that Andrew
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Speaker 2: Morton wrote about Diana, we now know Diana was the source.
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Speaker 2: It was her book. And so because of his mom,
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Speaker 2: because of the way the palace works, because of the
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Speaker 2: way the system works, a lot of people are like, oh, Harry,
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Speaker 2: you've always spoken to journalists. These people are fighting back
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Speaker 2: today saying yes, these texts are real. He really did
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Speaker 2: like her. They met in a private club. The minute
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Speaker 2: he found out she was a reporter, he dumped her.
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Speaker 2: He stopped talking to her, he pulled up the drawbridge,
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Speaker 2: so to speak, and it was over. What do you
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Speaker 2: think here, Mark? Do you think that he had no
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Speaker 2: idea this is a reporter? Was this just an accident,
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Speaker 2: a coincidence, or do you think that Harry is more
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Speaker 2: in bed with reporters than he likes to let on.
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Speaker 1: I think his whole family, including him, are obsessed with
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Speaker 1: the press. They're obsessed with controlling the media and getting
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Speaker 1: their point across. I will say, if Harry didn't bother
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Speaker 1: to ask what her profession was after I guess many
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Speaker 1: days that led to movies, snuggles and calling her sugar.
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Speaker 1: Then I questioned his judgment. I mean, if you're working
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Speaker 1: for Darling now, they have the best stories. They always
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Speaker 1: have the great scoops, sir, Come on.
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Speaker 2: They have the best. In his defense, here Mark, you
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Speaker 2: and me, if we met in a bar, within ten minutes,
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Speaker 2: we'd know what each other did for a living. It's
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Speaker 2: it's where a conversation would go. Harry doesn't ask people
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Speaker 2: what they do for a living because he doesn't do
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Speaker 2: anything for a living, so it's not a priority for him.
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Speaker 2: Like I'm not being good, but that just isn't on
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Speaker 2: his mind. He doesn't think we have jobs because he
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Speaker 2: doesn't like it would be really alien to Harry to
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Speaker 2: ever think, like, my goodness, you get up in the
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Speaker 2: morning and you have to go to an office like
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Speaker 2: that would just his mind would blow. And so we're
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Speaker 2: all such narcissists. And when we meet people, anybody, not
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Speaker 2: just romantically but friends, it's always from our eyes, isn't it.
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Speaker 2: And so I think the success in life is trying
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Speaker 2: to walk in other people's shoes, and Harry does not
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Speaker 2: do that very often. He walks into his shoes, which
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Speaker 2: are shoes of a prince, and he can't understand why
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Speaker 2: the rest of us can't keep up despite all his advantages.
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Speaker 2: It's a very very interesting story here, because you are right,
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Speaker 2: King Charles is rumored to have had special relationships with
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Speaker 2: the press. These royals do leak. We now know Fergie
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Speaker 2: and Andrew, that disgrace. Fergie and Andrew. They had people
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Speaker 2: that they spoke to in the press. It's just part
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Speaker 2: of this system. When I first started in publicity in media,
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Speaker 2: I had no idea this happened. And then I was like, oh,
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Speaker 2: my goodness, the source is the celebrity. Like when you
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Speaker 2: read these stories, if it says sources close to X
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Speaker 2: often that source is X. You're allowed to do that.
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Speaker 2: So if I say source is very close to Mark Lupo,
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Speaker 2: it's Mark Marx the source. I'm telling the truth about Mark.
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Speaker 2: And this is how this works. Yes, it's how it works.
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Speaker 2: It's their publicist or you know someone in very very close.
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Speaker 2: So what do you think? It brings us to our
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Speaker 2: pole question of the day. Harry's flirty texts have surfaced
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Speaker 2: as part of his legal battle in London. However, these
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Speaker 2: texts not so race. See they're off little flirty, but
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Speaker 2: they're not X rated. He didn't send you know what pictures.
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Speaker 2: None of that was going on here. What do you
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Speaker 2: think did Harry know? He's claiming he had no idea
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Speaker 2: this was a reporter and when he found out he
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Speaker 2: ended the relationship. Or do you think he knew? What
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Speaker 2: do you think? Take a vote on our Twitter page.
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Speaker 2: I had naughty nice rob our Facebook page naughty ya zip.
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Speaker 2: I'm be sure to check out tomorrow to hear your results. Hey, Loopy,
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Speaker 2: what are you working on?
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Speaker 1: Yes, some tough news today. So we're learning about Amberrell's
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Speaker 1: final moments of life. So new police photos from Amberrell's
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Speaker 1: death show a bathroom scattered with pills, overturned medicine bottles
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Speaker 1: and cigarette buds, which painted deeply troubling picture of her
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Speaker 1: final moments. Now authorities are saying she was found unconscious
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Speaker 1: beside dozens of pills in her Brooklyn home, and the
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Speaker 1: medical examiner later ruled her jet the suicide caused by
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Speaker 1: a mix of substances, including into histamines, alcohol, and amphetamines.
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Speaker 2: So sad when she passed. We were one of the
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Speaker 2: first outlets to report that this was a suicide. It
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Speaker 2: went unreported for quite a while. I knew Anne a
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Speaker 2: little bit. Friends of mine work in the food world,
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Speaker 2: and so I know these celebrity chefs. I was on
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Speaker 2: Rachel Ray Show as a regular as a regular guest
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Speaker 2: on that show, I think I did it once a
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Speaker 2: month for like two or three years. That's how I
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Speaker 2: got the gossip table, because the producer of Rachel went
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Speaker 2: on to work for VH one, and so I've known Anne.
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Speaker 2: I really liked her, clearly troubled, clearly had her demons.
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Speaker 2: There was times when she was in a green room
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Speaker 2: or backstage and she wasn't that big smile that we've
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Speaker 2: all grown I think to love and know of Anne.
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Speaker 2: It's interesting. Just don't ever ever assume you know everything
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Speaker 2: about somebody just because they look really happy. You don't know.
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Speaker 2: You just don't know what is going on. I find
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Speaker 2: this heartbreaking. And we miss you, we miss you, we
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Speaker 2: miss you. Okay, moving along, Tiger Woods is saying he's
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Speaker 2: going to seek treatment. So there's a little so. Tiger
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Speaker 2: hasn't said the word rehabits a very carefully worded statement
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Speaker 2: where he uses the word treatment. This is the fourth
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Speaker 2: time he's been in a dui that we know about,
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Speaker 2: and they found pills on him. Now, what I find
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Speaker 2: so interesting is he's leaving the country. He had to
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Speaker 2: get special permission from a judge to leave the country.
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Speaker 2: He's saying, I'm far too famous to get any treatment
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Speaker 2: in America, or it's going to be impossible. I'm told
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Speaker 2: he's going to a what my friends are calling a
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Speaker 2: spa in Geneva, and so it's not quite the treatment
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Speaker 2: that I think we would hope he would get. It's
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Speaker 2: really difficult here because we all want Tiger to get well.
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Speaker 2: Tiger needs to get well, but he needs real treatment.
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Speaker 2: This can't be celebrity treatment. This can't be a spa.
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Speaker 2: This has to be really, really intense, really professional treatment,
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Speaker 2: which I just don't know if he's ready to admit
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Speaker 2: that he needs it, and so it's complicated. We can
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Speaker 2: want for our friends, for people we like, for people
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Speaker 2: we know till the cows come home, Mark, but if
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Speaker 2: they don't want to do it, they're not going to
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Speaker 2: do it. He's got to do this himself, unless, of course,
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Speaker 2: the court ordered it. I think the court here would
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Speaker 2: be doing Tiger a favor if they stopped treating him
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Speaker 2: like a celebrity. And after the fourth dure, you and
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Speaker 2: I Mark would be in jail. He's not, and so
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Speaker 2: I think they're they're not helping him here. I think
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Speaker 2: it should be a court ordered rehab program, and I
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Speaker 2: think it would set him straight or at least help
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Speaker 2: when he's willing to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars
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Speaker 2: to flight a Geneva on a private plane to do
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Speaker 2: some experimental treatment. I just don't see this working. What
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Speaker 2: do you think?
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Speaker 1: I don't either, And I think you know the bigger
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Speaker 1: question is for me, why are you allowing those man
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Speaker 1: to keep driving? You've had four actions, and you've risked
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Speaker 1: the lives of other people on their road and you're
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Speaker 1: being treated like a celebrity. Is putting you in a
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Speaker 1: worse ship, because if you do kill someone, you're gonna
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Speaker 1: be in jail for the rest of.
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Speaker 2: Your life, for the rest of your life. I was
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Speaker 2: talking to more people Nancy Grace, she loves the podcast.
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Speaker 2: I do love her all. She said something very interesting,
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Speaker 2: which is like celebrities, if they have all this money
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Speaker 2: and all this time and they want to stay home
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Speaker 2: and do drugs and pass out, do it. It's when
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Speaker 2: you get behind the wheel of a car. It's when
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Speaker 2: you put other people's lives at risk that it's really outrageous.
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Speaker 2: It's arrogant. If you want to mess up your life,
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Speaker 2: if you want to do drugs and you want to
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Speaker 2: pass out and potentially worse. We saw it with Matthew Perry.
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Speaker 2: You can do it in the privacy of your own home.
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Speaker 2: You're rich enough, lock the doors, stay home, do what
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Speaker 2: you want. But it's when you start endangering other people.
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Speaker 2: God forbid someone had been on that street. God forbid
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Speaker 2: the other driver had not made it. It's just it's
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Speaker 2: so dangerous. People don't realize that when they get behind
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Speaker 2: the wheel, it's like holding a gun in your hands.
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Speaker 2: It's really really dangerous for so many people out there,
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Speaker 2: and the and the arrogance and the and the fact
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Speaker 2: that keeps being allowed to do this. It's shocking for me,
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Speaker 2: It's absolutely shocking. Okay, I never thought I'd ever hear
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Speaker 2: myself say this on The Naughty but Nice Show. But
12:16
Speaker 2: I agree with Bethany Frankel. What does she have to
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Speaker 2: say any.
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Speaker 1: Frank is winging as she does in the drama surrounding it,
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Speaker 1: Mannapa Tour and Wester Wilson, and she's not taking sides.
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Speaker 1: So Franko said the backlash has overblown, pointing out the
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Speaker 1: obvious they're quote grown as. She also questioned how real
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Speaker 1: the friendships are and TV suggesting the drama is fueled
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Speaker 1: by producers and networks chasing readings. She's not wrong, She's
12:48
Speaker 1: not wrong, and she I mean, of lot of people
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Speaker 1: has been through this many times.
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Speaker 2: It's a reality show, isn't it. So I'm not going
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Speaker 2: to get into the internet here. There's a huge drama.
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Speaker 2: I think on Summer House it's a brother show. Amanda Bhootala,
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Speaker 2: who I've never heard of, and West Wilson, who I've
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Speaker 2: never heard of, have apparently hooked up and everybody shocked
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Speaker 2: about it. This is a house I think in the
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Speaker 2: Hampton's where they all get together, they're all gorgeous, they're
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Speaker 2: all half naked, they all hook up, and then we're
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Speaker 2: meant to be outraged that somebody cheated with somebody else.
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Speaker 2: It's reality TV. I love it. I love how much
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Speaker 2: drama it is. Bravo does this. They did it with
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Speaker 2: Vander Pomperu's member scandalval we had that. Now the Summer
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Speaker 2: House is the show. It's just I mean, I tipped
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Speaker 2: my hat to Bravo here because they just create this
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Speaker 2: drama and I guess keeps viewers interested. I'm a little
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Speaker 2: little at the end of my rope of reality TV,
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Speaker 2: and just there was a time mark where you and
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Speaker 2: me could talk about Jill Sarn and Alex and Simon
13:49
Speaker 2: and Teresa and I'd know exactly who you meant. Now
13:53
Speaker 2: if you mentioned Uber and I just would be like, who,
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Speaker 2: I don't I don't know who?
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Speaker 1: Who?
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Speaker 2: Bethany, you do make me chuckle here. For somebody that
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Speaker 2: wanted to step away from reality TV, you still spend
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Speaker 2: a lot of time watching it, focusing on it, comments
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Speaker 2: in on it. Okay, quickly before we get a break.
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Speaker 2: Kim Kardashian has a big legal loss here. So this
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Speaker 2: sex tape that she made with ray Ja years and
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Speaker 2: years and years ago is back in the headlines. Not
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Speaker 2: because of the tape, but because there was an agreement,
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Speaker 2: a settlement in twenty twenty three. That's not that long ago.
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Speaker 2: And allegedly Rayj was paid six million dollars to keep
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Speaker 2: his mouth shut, and they were going to keep their
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Speaker 2: mouth shuts too. They spoke about the tape many times
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Speaker 2: on the reality show, and Rayja sued them, said, we
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Speaker 2: had an agreement. If I can't talk about it, if
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Speaker 2: I can't give the details of it, you can't either.
14:44
Speaker 2: And so I think the Kardashians have got themselves in
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Speaker 2: trouble here because Rayja insists that they all knew this
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Speaker 2: sex tape was going to be released. He said, we
14:51
Speaker 2: cut a deal. I was in a room. We sat there.
14:53
Speaker 2: We made a lot of money from this tape. Kim
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Speaker 2: was in on it. The Kardashians are like, oh no, no, no, no,
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Speaker 2: that did not happen. We had no idea it was
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Speaker 2: being released. Shut up, rage a, and we'll give you
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Speaker 2: six million dollars to shut up. He took the body
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Speaker 2: and he did shut up. They didn't. They started to
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Speaker 2: really develop this narrative of Kim as a victim, and
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Speaker 2: Ray j A said, I have children. That makes me
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Speaker 2: look really bad. It makes me look like I engage
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Speaker 2: in revenge porn or maybe even worse. So he's not
15:28
Speaker 2: having it. They're not having it. A judge is now
15:31
Speaker 2: saying that all of this is going to come out.
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Speaker 2: We all know what happened here. We all know. Okay,
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Speaker 2: I can't say anymore. We're going to take a quick
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Speaker 2: break and we'll be right back. Welcome back to the
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Speaker 2: naughty but nice I'm hope sure do with that different
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Speaker 2: machalopo HELUPI. Let's get to the polls. Last Shay, we
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Speaker 2: talked about Tiger Wood's been filmed with prescription pills in
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Speaker 2: his pocket painkillers at the time of the crash. Should
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Speaker 2: he go to jail? Let's have a look. Seven percent
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Speaker 2: said yes he should. You and I you, Mark, We
16:02
Speaker 2: would be locked up right now. We'd be doing this
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Speaker 2: podcast right from the jail cell. Your brother Jonathan would
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Speaker 2: be there, your mom Doris would be crying. I'd be
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Speaker 2: standing that side with entertainment tonight. It'd be a fabulous
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Speaker 2: terrible moment. I'm making fun of this because it's so serious.
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Speaker 2: It's just so serious. He should be in jail. Hey,
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Speaker 2: I think that's the hardest thing. Mark. You can be
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Speaker 2: mean to me, you can upset me, you can have
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Speaker 2: a bad day, but once I don't trust you anymore,
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Speaker 2: I think it's over. I think I don't know how
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Speaker 2: you bounced back from that. And I clearly she was
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Speaker 2: let's end with a moment of rob You're gonna you're
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Speaker 2: gonn rub your rub, stop rewarding aggression. You do not
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Speaker 2: have to decode someone else's aggressive behavior towards you. You
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Speaker 2: don't need to analyze it. You don't need to justify it,
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Speaker 2: and you don't need to make sense of it. Not
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Speaker 2: everything deserves your understanding, especially but it costs you your peace.
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Speaker 2: So stay, step back, stay steady, and let silence do
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Speaker 2: the work. Protect your energy like it matters, because it does.
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Speaker 2: This is so important. Mark. A few people have come
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Speaker 2: at me lately, and I truly believe it's because my
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Speaker 2: book is doing so well. After I announced with the
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Speaker 2: number one on the best seller list on Amazon of
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Speaker 2: new releases, it was amazing. Five people bit me that day,
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Speaker 2: one of which really hurt, and I decided I had
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Speaker 2: to stop rewarding aggression. I was going to fight back.
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Speaker 2: I was going to analyze it, I was going to
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Speaker 2: think about it. I was going to try and understand it.
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Speaker 2: And you know what I did. I decided to just
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Speaker 2: walk away. I've not thought about it. It's not bothered me.
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Speaker 2: I'm not angry with it. I'll remember who did it.
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Speaker 2: But it is so interesting in life. If somebody comes
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Speaker 2: at you, if somebody is aggressive towards you, if you're
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Speaker 2: an aggressive bag, you are rewarding that behavior. That's what
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Speaker 2: they want. Keep going, even when others are trying to
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Speaker 2: pull you into their chaos. You are not responsible for
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Speaker 2: fixing the storm now, and I refuse to stand in
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Speaker 2: the rain with them. How are you Mark at just
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Speaker 2: brushing it off, just like clicking your fingers and moving forward.
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Speaker 1: I find a lot of satisfaction and letting people hang
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Speaker 1: to dry when I do bad things to you. If
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Speaker 1: you don't react, the power is now with you, and
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Speaker 1: that makes me so satisfying.
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Speaker 2: Vita learning. It's a hard thing to learn when people
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Speaker 2: pop off on me on Twitter and social media. On substack,
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Speaker 2: it's so easy to fight back. Ignore it, just absolutely
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Speaker 2: ignore it. Hey, that is it full today? Thank you
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Speaker 2: It started with a whisper. And remember all together now.
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Speaker 2: If you're going to be naughty, you've gaped by. Let
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Speaker 2: me hear you
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