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Ellen DeGeneres may not be as nice as you think · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Advice Shoot. It's hello Lo Lo loa Loo. Welcome to
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Speaker 1: the Naughty Button Night Show. I'm your host, Rob Shooter,
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Speaker 1: celebrity gossip columnists here in New York City with all
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Speaker 1: the dish on all the stars you love. It is
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Speaker 1: a Monday, so joining us today as our friend Garrett
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Speaker 1: Voguel from Elvis to Rand Show. Hello Garrett, how are you? Hello? Rob?
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Speaker 1: Happy Monday, long weekend, Mother's Day. We went hard yesterday
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Speaker 1: and had some fun with mom and now it's a
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Speaker 1: it's back to that. Like every day seems like the
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Speaker 1: same day. I love it. You have two children with
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Speaker 1: your wife. What did they get? Mommy? Mom? They want
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Speaker 1: shopping at Tiffany. Oh my goodness. That's that's a great
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Speaker 1: day they did. This is what happens when you give
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Speaker 1: a four year older credit card and uh, they just
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Speaker 1: come back with the blue boy. Hey, maybe you could
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Speaker 1: give a fourty year older credit card like me. Take that.
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Speaker 1: We've got a pat show today, so let's jump right
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Speaker 1: into the show. What's that I hear? It is the
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Speaker 1: chimes of Big Ben, which means only one thing around here.
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Speaker 1: It means it is tea time. A big story that's
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Speaker 1: breaking everywhere is Ellen. Is she a saint or is
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Speaker 1: she a sinner? So, Ellen, who famously tells her viewers
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Speaker 1: to be kind at the end of every show, has
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Speaker 1: been getting a lot of criticism lately, and I'm not
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Speaker 1: quite sure where it is coming from, so let me
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Speaker 1: recap here. Over the past few weeks, Ellen has had
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Speaker 1: a ton of criticism, one for comparing the Corona virus
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Speaker 1: lockdown to be in jail. Unfortunately, she did this from
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Speaker 1: her twenties seven million dollar mansion in Beverly Hills. She
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Speaker 1: also got accused of not paying her staff during this
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Speaker 1: shut down and using freelancers instead. That was broken in
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Speaker 1: the Variety, and also now Twitter is going after her,
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Speaker 1: calling her one of the meanest people a five after
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Speaker 1: a security guard alleged that working for Ellen in two
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Speaker 1: thousand and forty during the Oscars, she wasn't that nice. So, Garrett,
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Speaker 1: what do you think about this? There's been whispers about
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Speaker 1: Ellen for a very long time. Now people are outright
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Speaker 1: shouting it. What happened? Now? I understand comparing her twenty
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Speaker 1: seven million dollar house to a jail. That is just
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Speaker 1: poor taste. The bodyguard story, if you read it, it
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Speaker 1: kind of irks me the wrong way, because the bodyguard
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Speaker 1: was hired to protect Ellen, her wife and her mom,
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Speaker 1: and the bodyguard said, Ellen really didn't say anything. You're
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Speaker 1: You're hired to make sure they're safe, not to become
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Speaker 1: their best friends. So but the way the clickbait headline
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Speaker 1: reads is Ellen's mean because the bodyguard didn't have time
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Speaker 1: to talk with her. That's so interesting. It's getting a
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Speaker 1: ton of attention. So then you'll posted a big profile
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Speaker 1: this weekend. I'm told the weekly magazines are going to
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Speaker 1: jump on it too on Friday, coming out this Friday.
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Speaker 1: So I hit the phones to find out what is
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Speaker 1: going on, and my friends explained to me that she's
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Speaker 1: the biggest fish in the pond. She's the biggest are
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Speaker 1: of daytime TV, and so when you're the biggest, you're
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Speaker 1: probably opening yourself up as a target. Also, to nobody
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Speaker 1: is exactly the same as they are on TV. It's
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Speaker 1: like expecting going to a j Lo concert and expecting
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Speaker 1: afterwards for Jennifer to where her wigs and costumes and
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Speaker 1: makeup in her private life. That doesn't really happen. So
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Speaker 1: I think the interesting question here is who's the most different?
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Speaker 1: Who is public persona and personal persona? Are very very different,
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Speaker 1: So I think Ellen probably is more shy and private
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Speaker 1: off stage. I've been to that show many many times,
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Speaker 1: and backstage it's not that friendly. It's not ruled, but
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Speaker 1: it's definitely a work environment. On your show where you
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Speaker 1: work Garrett on the Elvis Show, when big celebrities come in,
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Speaker 1: your fabulous, fabulous on the radio with them. But I
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Speaker 1: would imagine backstage it's a lot more low key and professional.
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Speaker 1: Tell us about that. Yeah, it's more chill, you know,
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Speaker 1: It's not like you hear this a lot with comedians.
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Speaker 1: Comedians on stage are hilarious, Jury Seinfeld on stage ilarious,
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Speaker 1: but when they're off stage, everybody expects you to be
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Speaker 1: on to be that person that they saw on stage
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Speaker 1: or here on the radio, and it's it's not the
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Speaker 1: same thing. It's a it's a job you don't even expect.
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Speaker 1: I had dinner ones with Joan Rivers, the great legendary
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Speaker 1: Joan Rivers, and everybody in the restaurant wanted her to
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Speaker 1: make them laugh, and she was eating her like chicken
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Speaker 1: barber shand she was like, I'm not it's not the murmur.
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Speaker 1: Imagine going up to a brain surgeon at dinner, right,
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Speaker 1: and sitting down with a brain surgeon, the best in
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Speaker 1: the world, and then all of a sudden, the brain
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Speaker 1: surgeons eating dinner and a guy comes up goes, hey,
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Speaker 1: do you mind taking a look at my head right now?
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Speaker 1: Like you just don't do it? Don't do it. Shelly Ross,
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Speaker 1: who's the former executive producer of Good Morning America where
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Speaker 1: Ellen did her big coming out interview with Diane Sawyer.
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Speaker 1: Shelly has a really interesting theory here. She thinks there's
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Speaker 1: two cheap narratives about celebrities. They're either just like their
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Speaker 1: character or they're nothing like the character they portrayed. But
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Speaker 1: she says that actually isn't true. We're all human beings,
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Speaker 1: and women in particular hell to a different standard. Also, too,
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Speaker 1: we have to remember the place Ellen holes in lgtb
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Speaker 1: Q history, which brings us to a pole of the day.
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Speaker 1: Ellen de Generous apparently isn't as nice off her show
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Speaker 1: as she is on. Do you think she's getting criticized
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Speaker 1: because she is a woman. Go to our Twitter page
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Speaker 1: at Naughty Nice Rob or our Facebook page Naughty Gossip,
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Speaker 1: and be sure to check back tomorrow to hear your results.
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Speaker 1: All right, Rob Shooter, Remember Olivia Jade. She was caught
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Speaker 1: up in the big college scandal, all things to her mom,
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Speaker 1: Laurie Laughlin. Do I ever, well, she celebrated Mother's Day
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Speaker 1: the other day by saying a nice tribute on Mother's Day, saying,
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Speaker 1: I am so proud of her. You know, of course,
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Speaker 1: talking about the charges that Lord Laughlin is up against
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Speaker 1: for the college admission scandal, Olivia Jade said that, you know,
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Speaker 1: I'm proud of my mom. We're so blessed. She posted
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Speaker 1: a picture of her and her mom. You know, It's
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Speaker 1: it's weird because we know that Olivia Jade is a
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Speaker 1: YouTuber influencer who just post stuff online. But yet she
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Speaker 1: got into this big lustrous college thanks to her mom.
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Speaker 1: And now and she hated her mom. But I guess
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Speaker 1: on Mother's Day we put all the heat aside and
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Speaker 1: we say, Mom, I love you. It's so interested in
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Speaker 1: this story. I'm not sure if this is helping go hurting.
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Speaker 1: Like my sources tell me that her daughter, Laurie's daughter
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Speaker 1: Olivia was actually asked to stay off social media a
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Speaker 1: little bit laylow because anything she's saying is could potentially
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Speaker 1: be used in the trial which is going ahead. They
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Speaker 1: tried to have this um this, this lawsuit dismissed. However,
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Speaker 1: the judge said, absolutely no, it's going to move forward.
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Speaker 1: What do you think is she helping or hurt him?
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Speaker 1: It's it's in the middle. Really, she's not helping nor hurting.
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Speaker 1: But let me tell you what she said on social
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Speaker 1: media for yesterday from Mother's Day. This with Olivia said
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Speaker 1: her mom said, you're my best friend. You held my
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Speaker 1: hand every day for twenty years, making motherhood look like
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Speaker 1: an easy job. You're one of a mind. Yes, she
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Speaker 1: literally held her hands straight into the college admission front
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Speaker 1: door and got her got her into a big, lustrous school.
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Speaker 1: She ye. Did she mention that a mom also allegedly
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Speaker 1: wrote a check for half a million for being you.
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Speaker 1: You are the most special person to me. I am
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Speaker 1: so blessed to be your daughter and so proud to
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Speaker 1: call you mom. Now let's see what she posted weet day,
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Speaker 1: the day after Mother's City. Right, I would argue at
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Speaker 1: the moment, particularly with legal issues still going on, it
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Speaker 1: might have been better to have a private conversation or
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Speaker 1: at least text one or Facetimer Rob Shooter. Let's talk
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Speaker 1: about Christie Teagan reacting to food writer Alison Roman shady comments. Now,
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Speaker 1: I love a good pun. So Alison Roman had some
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Speaker 1: food fighting words to say about Christie Teagan's successful business model.
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Speaker 1: Roman said, what Christie Teagan has done is so crazy
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Speaker 1: to me. She had a successful cookbook and then like
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Speaker 1: boom line at Target Boom. Now she has an Instagram
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Speaker 1: page that has over a million followers where it's just
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Speaker 1: like people running a content farm for her some meaning
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Speaker 1: like the people not her Christie Teagan exactly, her team
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Speaker 1: is running it handed compliment because she's saying she loves
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Speaker 1: what she's done. But in the same center, she's slapping
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Speaker 1: us saying you're not really doing it. Other people are
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Speaker 1: doing it for you. It's like a it's like a
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Speaker 1: poop sandwich, as we call it, where the first is
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Speaker 1: a compliment, then you put the poop. We've got, we've got,
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Speaker 1: we've got. It's a horrible, horrible visual. Here's what Allison added.
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Speaker 1: That horrifies me. And it's not something that I ever
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Speaker 1: want to do. I don't want to aspire to that.
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Speaker 1: But like, who's laughing now, because she's making a ton
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Speaker 1: of effing money, which is true. So of course this
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Speaker 1: gets back to Christie Teagan, who was reasonably hurt by
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Speaker 1: these comments. I would be to by someone who she
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Speaker 1: considered an inspiration, where it's like, imagine looking up to
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Speaker 1: someone and that someone then says, you know your trash,
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Speaker 1: but you know so Christie says, this is a huge
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Speaker 1: bummer and hit me hard. I have made her recipes
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Speaker 1: for years now, bought the cookbooks, supported her on social
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Speaker 1: and praised her in interviews. I even signed on to
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Speaker 1: executive produce the very show she talks about doing in
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Speaker 1: this article. And and that's what Chrissy Tagen said on Twitter.
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Speaker 1: So I also like to that Christie is so honest
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Speaker 1: with her emotions. I love that she told us this
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Speaker 1: really hurt. I've been hurt by people that I really
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Speaker 1: wanted to like me and didn't. I remember I met
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Speaker 1: Joan Collins at once from Dynasty, and I just wanted
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Speaker 1: Alexeis Colby to like me. She hated me. She doesn't
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Speaker 1: like to be touched, and I tried to hug her
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Speaker 1: and she hated me. And I was really hurt by it.
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Speaker 1: But it is interested. I think when people upset you
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Speaker 1: say it, say it, visit it makes us like you
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Speaker 1: love you, Chrissie even more. Tyra Banks Is finally apologizing
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Speaker 1: for insensitive remarks she made on old America's Next Top
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Speaker 1: Model episodes, So Tyra is acknowledging that she was insensitive.
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Speaker 1: When previous classic clips from America's Next Top Model resurfaced,
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Speaker 1: some people even branded the supermodel as toxic. Tyra said
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Speaker 1: the following quote. Been seeing the posts about the insensitivity
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Speaker 1: of some past America's Next Top Model moments, and I
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Speaker 1: agree with you are looking back, those were some really
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Speaker 1: awful choices. Appreciate your honest feedback, and I'm sending you
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Speaker 1: lots of love and virtual hug. She executive produced and
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Speaker 1: host this show from two thousand and three to two
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Speaker 1: thousand and eighteen. Back in two thousand and three, it
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Speaker 1: was a very different landscape. One of the clips shows
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Speaker 1: Tyra really making fun of her girl's teeth. She has
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Speaker 1: a big gap in the front of her teeth like Madonna.
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Speaker 1: I think she looks great, but Tyra doesn't. There's also
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Speaker 1: a clip of Tyra freaking out at this model, Tiffany Richardson.
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Speaker 1: Tyra goes insane on her. What I like about this apology,
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Speaker 1: Garrett is that Tyra is owning it. She's not saying
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry if I offend did do so many people
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Speaker 1: say that that's not an apology. She's owning it and
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Speaker 1: also to America's Next Top Model was one of the
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Speaker 1: most diverse shows on TV at that time, and I
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Speaker 1: think we should accept this apology. Do you accept it, Garrett?
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Speaker 1: Are you still not? You know? I think I think
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Speaker 1: it was heartfelt, but she also realizes, like, hey, things
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Speaker 1: were different. I'm I've also changed with the times. I'm
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Speaker 1: not that person, and you know, please accept that. Don't
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Speaker 1: hold it against me for almost ten years ago of
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Speaker 1: something that was you know, how long have you been
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Speaker 1: on the Elvis Rand Show? About seventeen? So the show
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Speaker 1: is a very different show now than it was back then.
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Speaker 1: Oh of course, like things that you said, maybe about
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Speaker 1: fifteen years ago, you say, now you're pretty much might
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Speaker 1: as well just pack your bags and go home. But
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Speaker 1: at least people were like, oh, that's kind of funny
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Speaker 1: or a little weird. But now just hey, nice working
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Speaker 1: with the s CE you later have a nice day.
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Speaker 1: So I think we are allowed to change genderm Tyra.
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Speaker 1: We both agree here, we think you were sorry, and
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Speaker 1: we accept it. We're going to take a rank, but
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Speaker 1: when we come back, we've got our pole results and
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Speaker 1: we've also got the nicest and naughtiest of the day.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the Naughty but Nice Show. Let's get
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Speaker 1: to the polls. So on our last show, we spoke
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Speaker 1: about Adele's massive weight loss, and my question was should
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Speaker 1: we be talking about Adele's weight at all? Yes or no?
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Speaker 1: And the results are in the said no, leave her alone.
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Speaker 1: Thirty four percent said yes, Adele did post the pictures.
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Speaker 1: Where are you on this garret? It is fair game
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Speaker 1: you posted online, especially coming from the source herself. Yes,
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Speaker 1: you're allowed to talk about it. Now, that's a paparazzi
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Speaker 1: photo going look at Adele and that's a different story.
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Speaker 1: Maybe she didn't want to show it, but she wanted
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Speaker 1: to show it off rightfully. So she worked hard and
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Speaker 1: she's showing off, you know, the hard work that she
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Speaker 1: put into it. So I'm I'm all for being able
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Speaker 1: to talk about it. Got it. I have mixed mixed
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Speaker 1: feelings about this one. On Naughty Gossip By website, we
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Speaker 1: don't do weight stories. We just stay away from them.
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Speaker 1: We never call people fat or skinny. We don't make
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Speaker 1: fun of them in photographs where they look a little
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Speaker 1: overweight or underweight. Or anyway, we just don't do it. However,
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Speaker 1: this one caught me by surprise because Adele did post
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Speaker 1: those pictures herself. She obviously wants us to see how
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Speaker 1: great she looks, but a lot of people too thought
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Speaker 1: she lost too much weight. It's such a tricky topic
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Speaker 1: to get just right. You can't win, but hopefully we did. Okay,
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Speaker 1: don't forget to vote on today's Paul about Ellen. You
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Speaker 1: can vote on our Twitter page at Naughty Nice Rob
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Speaker 1: or our Facebook page Naughty Gossip and be sure to
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Speaker 1: check back tomorrow to hear your results. And now the
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Speaker 1: nicest of the day, all right, rab shooter, the nicest
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Speaker 1: of the day the guy I would love to sit
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Speaker 1: down and just have some some drinks with Justin Timberly.
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Speaker 1: He's your favorite of the man so much, maybe more
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Speaker 1: than Jessica Bille sometimes, but just Justin timber Lake wished
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Speaker 1: his wife Jessica Bill a very happy Mother's Day. Your
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Speaker 1: boys love you is what he wrote on social media.
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Speaker 1: So Justin is celebrating with his wife, Jessica Bill while
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Speaker 1: in quarantine, and he honored his wife, the mother of
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Speaker 1: their son, Silas, with a sweet tribute on Instagram, saying,
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Speaker 1: my love. You continue to keep me in complete awe
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Speaker 1: every day. This family works because of your love and soulfulness.
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Speaker 1: You are a dream to share all this with your boys.
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Speaker 1: Love you, Happy Mother's Day. I love this. And there's
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Speaker 1: been a lot of talk about these two, especially after
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Speaker 1: those photographs of him a little drunk in New Orleans
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Speaker 1: holding hands with his co star. We can put all
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Speaker 1: that behind us. My sources tell me they are very
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Speaker 1: very much back together and deeply in love. Tell me
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Speaker 1: about that time again that you nearly run just into
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Speaker 1: So I was driving in New York City going uptown. Now,
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Speaker 1: as you go uptown, you know there's the crosswalks. So
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Speaker 1: I was at a light, uh, and the light turned green.
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Speaker 1: And you know how you if you're walking across the
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Speaker 1: street and the light is turning and you try to
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Speaker 1: huff all across the street really fast to make it
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Speaker 1: at Crosby so you don't get run over. Well, I
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Speaker 1: was in my car. Justin was trying to make it
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Speaker 1: to Barry's boot camp, and I nearly almost ran him over,
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Speaker 1: also being in shock of recognizing him as I'm running
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Speaker 1: him over, so deer in headlights, me recognizing who I'm
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Speaker 1: about to run over justin timber Lake, you know, misses
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Speaker 1: the car. Obviously, I don't hit justin. Thank goodness, that's
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Speaker 1: just said, stop trying to rush the lights. Take your time,
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Speaker 1: take your time and now and naughtiest of the day
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Speaker 1: and naughtiest of the days. Wendy Williams, who's bashing other
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Speaker 1: TV hosts are looking quote disgusting on television. So a
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Speaker 1: lot of hosts, including Wendy, have been forced to broadcast
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Speaker 1: from home, and Wendy doesn't think they look that good.
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Speaker 1: She's sharing some unkind opinions about her fellow hosts who
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Speaker 1: present themselves on camera looking a little bit different without
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Speaker 1: professional hair and makeup, without the lights. The producing says,
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Speaker 1: everybody looks a little different. Even I and Garrett look
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Speaker 1: a little different. And where are the radio? So when
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Speaker 1: did you better not see this? So, speaking of a competition,
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Speaker 1: Wendy bashed a host saying they look disgusting, adding that
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Speaker 1: I'm just saying, ouch, this is a nice Garrett. What
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Speaker 1: do you think? I I totally you know, disagree with
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Speaker 1: the way Wendy's thinking on this. I mean, you've got
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Speaker 1: to give some leeway in the sense of you don't
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Speaker 1: have hair and makeup, you know at your arms, reach
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Speaker 1: away those those people that are in the studio. You
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Speaker 1: have to work with what you got and some people
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Speaker 1: can do it, others can't. Yeah, and so who are you,
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Speaker 1: Wendy too? We don't bash people here, but you look
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Speaker 1: a little different, can I say, at home than you
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Speaker 1: do at your studio? Do you know who looks exactly
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Speaker 1: the same when you meet them on the street or
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Speaker 1: in their studio? Exactly the same? Ryan Secret? Do you
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Speaker 1: see his hair? It's growing so much perfect. I bumped
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Speaker 1: into him once in the lobby of a building in
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Speaker 1: Midtown and even without hair and makeup, but maybe he
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Speaker 1: is in here and make I don't know, But without
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Speaker 1: lights he just looks darling. So when do your adnorties
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Speaker 1: of the day? And a shout out for Ryan for
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Speaker 1: just being adorable. And with that, it's time for a
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Speaker 1: moment of rob When people cannot be kind to you,
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Speaker 1: it's time to say goodbye. So we all deserve a
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Speaker 1: squad of people cheering us on. But the only way
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Speaker 1: we're going to get a team like that is if
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Speaker 1: we start cheering on our friends too. You've gotta learn
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Speaker 1: to be excited when your friends have really good news
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Speaker 1: because The real reason people cannot be happy for each
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Speaker 1: other is because they're not actually happy for themselves. So
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Speaker 1: when you have friends that are not kind, say goodbye, Garrett.
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Speaker 1: Can you cut people out of your life that are
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Speaker 1: not supportive? Can you? I've I've learned to start doing
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Speaker 1: that because all it is is people just weighing you down,
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Speaker 1: and you can't have that. Life is too short to
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Speaker 1: be weighed down by people that just like, oh today,
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Speaker 1: you know the sadness of it that I know. I
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Speaker 1: have trouble though, I do. I do, I do take
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Speaker 1: my own advice, but I've had friends who have been
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Speaker 1: so negative for ten years. I just got used to.
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Speaker 1: That's part of the George today. It's just like every
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Speaker 1: time I see you, like I had this lovely sun
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Speaker 1: tan and my friend up time it's like you've probably
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Speaker 1: got skin cancel every time. Every time get rid of them,
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Speaker 1: say goodbye. Life is nicer, and life is nicer with you, Garrett.
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Speaker 1: We love having you on Monday's and love being here
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