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Romeo In The Morning 7-29-26 · Romeo & Friends

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Speaker 1: What's going on? It's Romeo. What do we get in today?
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Speaker 2: We talked a little bit about the creepy things that
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Speaker 2: your kids have done or said and crazy things that
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Speaker 2: you ate as a kid.
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Speaker 1: We'll get into that right now. All right, good morning,
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Speaker 1: and what's going on? What do you got?
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Speaker 3: Hello?
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Speaker 4: This is a hot ninety four one, Yes it is.
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Speaker 1: What's up?
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Speaker 4: I know I was listening to you guys' topic of
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Speaker 4: a discussion this morning about relationships this stuff. I just
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Speaker 4: had an idea for a topic.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, what do you got that's.
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Speaker 4: Kinda on my mind? Like when you're in a relationship. Okay,
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Speaker 4: I have a boyfriend and they have a girl best
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Speaker 4: friend and they have and they have a tattoo of
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Speaker 4: said person.
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Speaker 1: Wait, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, let
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Speaker 1: me get this straight.
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Speaker 2: You have a boyfriend who has a female best friend
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Speaker 2: and he has at what kind.
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Speaker 4: Of tattoo tatoo of her name?
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Speaker 1: Did they ever date?
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Speaker 4: I don't know?
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Speaker 1: They had to add yeah.
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Speaker 4: Right, So yeah, that into it. I'm so Yeah, that's
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Speaker 4: the topic that I'd like to hear anybody else's opinion on.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, in that absolutely.
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Speaker 5: Just that topic on itself.
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Speaker 4: Can men and women be have a platonic relationship.
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Speaker 6: Well, no, no, I'm in the school of no.
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Speaker 4: I'm in the school of no. But you'd be surprised.
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Speaker 4: I mean, so many men. I'm like new back in
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Speaker 4: the dating pool and uh yeah, or sister.
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Speaker 7: Oh there's too much sister.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's my sister. Well you got a lot of sisters.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, they're lying there. They're either women that they've slept
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Speaker 1: with or they want to sleep with again, or they're
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Speaker 1: still sleeping with.
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Speaker 4: Right, it's doors open, it's options. A lot of them
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Speaker 4: are dismissive, avoided.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, so it's like, oh, I know this game.
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Speaker 4: Nowadays you can just look it up on you know,
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Speaker 4: social media and look it up and you can look
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Speaker 4: up all the symptoms and you're.
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Speaker 1: Like, oh, yeah, right about that.
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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, so now said best friend is back, uh
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Speaker 4: back in town.
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Speaker 1: And yeah, oh she was out of town.
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Speaker 4: Well lives out of town, but yeah, now back now
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Speaker 4: back in the picture. I mean, but if that person
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Speaker 4: is your best friend, then that's a pretty long game.
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Speaker 2: And let me ask you this question though, and you'll
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Speaker 2: already know the answer because we're on the same page.
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Speaker 2: How many best friends do you know? Male or female? Yeah,
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Speaker 2: their have their have their names tattooed on each other?
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Speaker 4: Right?
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Speaker 1: No?
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Speaker 4: None? Right, okay, this is great. I'm a wonderful I
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Speaker 4: love talking to somebody else to fin like, what do
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Speaker 4: you take about this?
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Speaker 1: All right? Well, I appreciate it. Thanks you for calling already.
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Speaker 1: Four two seven.
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Speaker 2: I think we all know, right, men and women are
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Speaker 2: not best friends. Okay, they want to sleep with each other,
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Speaker 2: that's just we have nothing in common.
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Speaker 1: We have nothing in common. You just heard the lady
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Speaker 1: call and she was saying, the.
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Speaker 2: Guy she's dating right now has a female best friend,
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Speaker 2: and she was.
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Speaker 1: Asking about it.
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Speaker 2: But the interesting thing was the guy has her name,
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Speaker 2: the best friend's name tattooed on her, I mean on him,
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Speaker 2: which that's the first red flag right now. Apparently the
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Speaker 2: best friend hasn't been around for a while, she's back
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Speaker 2: in town. And the girl of esus asked, she just
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Speaker 2: says she can't believe it. She didn't believe that men
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Speaker 2: and women can be friends best friends, which I'm with her,
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Speaker 2: But to have the tattoo means there had to be
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Speaker 2: something more intimate than just being best friends. Because I
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Speaker 2: have a best friend, I don't have his name tattooed
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Speaker 2: on me. He doesn't have my name tattooed on him?
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Speaker 1: Worry not? What's going on?
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Speaker 4: What's wrong?
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Speaker 5: Luke?
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Speaker 8: Hey, that's kind of not true because I have a homie.
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Speaker 8: He's he's a best friend. He has my name cutted
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Speaker 8: on him?
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Speaker 4: Is it?
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Speaker 1: Raider David? Did you guys do time together?
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Speaker 9: No?
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Speaker 6: No, we didn't do time.
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Speaker 1: What are you talking about?
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Speaker 2: You?
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Speaker 1: You're lying?
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Speaker 8: No.
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Speaker 9: So what it is is I met him and he
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Speaker 9: had my name chatted.
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Speaker 8: On him, and we just become, you know, cool friends.
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Speaker 2: Why did he have your Why does he have lou
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Speaker 2: Why does he have a tattooed on it?
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Speaker 1: Already before you met him?
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Speaker 10: That's his son's name.
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Speaker 8: But I'm like, damn, that's a cool tattoo.
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Speaker 11: Man.
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Speaker 9: Turn out to this day. I'm like, hey, you got
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Speaker 9: my name tat on you.
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Speaker 8: We gotta be best friend.
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Speaker 1: You're a moron? Loo My god, Just when I think
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Speaker 1: you can say some dumber you do.
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Speaker 8: But it's pretty cool, you know what I mean? Like
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Speaker 8: this is my best friend?
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Speaker 1: All right?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, yeah, okay, all right, that's not normal.
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Speaker 1: By the way, Okay, already fourteen.
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Speaker 2: Four seven to seven, Hey, Romeo, she needs to walk
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Speaker 2: away and never look back. I mean that's a huge
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Speaker 2: red flag. Yeah, absolutely, I agree with her with you
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Speaker 2: Rader Rob, And I agree with her because she's not stupid.
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Speaker 2: I mean, you just heard her talk. She's not stupid.
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Speaker 2: She's not in denial that this guy's you know, she's
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Speaker 2: really not believing what he's saying.
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Speaker 1: But if you have a woman's name tattooed on you
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Speaker 1: and say and.
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Speaker 2: Try to give some lame excuse, oh, that's my best friend,
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Speaker 2: and you know he's lying, and now I guess, uh,
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Speaker 2: because what she said was she wasn't around. He told
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Speaker 2: her the woman that called, He told her, Hey, this
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Speaker 2: is my best friend. I got her name tattooed on me.
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Speaker 2: She don't, you know, But she's not around now, she's
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Speaker 2: back around now, she's back in the scene. So she's
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Speaker 2: not stupid. She knows what's going on. I think everybody
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Speaker 2: knows what's going on. What kind of stupid do you
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Speaker 2: gotta believe? One that men and women can be best
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Speaker 2: friends without, at some point in their lives sleeping with
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Speaker 2: each other, or you're gonna have a tattoo of your best.
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Speaker 1: Friend's name on you. Come on, now, who does that?
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Speaker 1: What you got here? Nah?
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Speaker 2: Bruh, that's not his female that's not his female best friend.
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Speaker 1: It's his ex.
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Speaker 2: Well yet right, best friends don't get tattoos of each other,
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Speaker 2: especially if it's a female and a male. And I've
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Speaker 2: said this for you. Oh let me finish this text.
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Speaker 1: First.
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Speaker 2: Depends on how serious the relationships is. One she better
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Speaker 2: be cool with her man banging his female best friend, or.
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Speaker 1: Two have a threesome. I've said this for years.
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Speaker 2: Any guy that wants to be a best friend with
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Speaker 2: a female is trying to sleep with her. Okay, that
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Speaker 2: he's trying to sleep with her, that's all it is.
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Speaker 1: Okay.
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Speaker 2: Women may try to be best friends with men, but
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Speaker 2: realistically they have an infatuation with one of their with
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Speaker 2: the guy Okay, whatever that infatuation is. They like the
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Speaker 2: fact that they know this guy wants.
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Speaker 1: To sleep with them. Okay, they like the what is it?
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Speaker 2: The attention that somebody wants them, I mean, that's it.
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Speaker 2: It never works. They will end up in bed together
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Speaker 2: if they already haven't. Now this this the girl that's
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Speaker 2: got the tattle or the guy that's got the tattoo
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Speaker 2: of his female best friend on him.
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Speaker 1: They've already slept together and will do it again.
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Speaker 2: But the girl that called and asked this question, she's
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Speaker 2: not an idiot.
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Speaker 1: She didn't sound like an idiot. She knew exactly what
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Speaker 1: was going on. The difference.
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Speaker 2: The reason she called, though, was because the best friend
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Speaker 2: hadn't doesn't live in Bakersfield. I believe she doesn't live
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Speaker 2: in Bakersfield, but now she has recently come back to Bakersfield,
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Speaker 2: so that's why she was posing the question and talking
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Speaker 2: about the situation.
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Speaker 1: So, but we all know what's going on. It's no secret.
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Speaker 1: Would you text me here? Hey, roam. Women can definitely
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Speaker 1: be friends with men.
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Speaker 2: That does not dismiss the fact that if the woman
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Speaker 2: gave the man a chance, he wouldn't do it. But
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Speaker 2: in fact, in fact, have had plenty of male friends
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Speaker 2: that I have kept friends I can't say, I can't
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Speaker 2: say for a fact because I've never given them the chance,
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Speaker 2: but ones that were not lifelong do in fact break
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Speaker 2: the code and will do it. And also, if the
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Speaker 2: woman gets jealous enough, she will come between you and
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Speaker 2: the friend just because.
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Speaker 1: Okay, that's the thing.
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Speaker 10: Though.
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Speaker 2: The woman that started this whole situation was talking about
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Speaker 2: her man says he has a best friend who is
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Speaker 2: a woman, and she doesn't believe it.
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Speaker 1: But the man has.
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Speaker 2: Her name on it, the best friend's name tattooed on him,
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Speaker 2: so you know it's more than best friends.
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Speaker 1: You know they used to hook up.
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Speaker 2: But be honest about it. Okay, women will be friends
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Speaker 2: with guys. They won't be best friends with guys unless
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Speaker 2: they lack attention and they need.
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Speaker 1: Some guy who they know.
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Speaker 2: All women who have a best friend who will say,
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Speaker 2: that's my best friend, he's a guy knows.
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Speaker 1: That guy wants to sleep with her.
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Speaker 2: Like you just said, if given the chance, there's not
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Speaker 2: a guy on this planet who wants to be a
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Speaker 2: best friend with you. He wants to sleep with you
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Speaker 2: and he's just holding you. Well, he's just waiting it out.
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Speaker 2: So any of you women that are men ready to
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Speaker 2: a man, that are in a long term relationship or
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Speaker 2: in a relationship and your best friend is a guy, yeah,
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Speaker 2: he's just waiting out that relationship.
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Speaker 1: He wants to sleep with you. Because what there's.
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Speaker 2: If you're gonna have a best friend, what does a
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Speaker 2: best friend of the opposite sex offer you? That is
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Speaker 2: so much better than having a best friend of the
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Speaker 2: same sex. You don't understand the same things, You think
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Speaker 2: differently so what are they offering you?
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Speaker 6: All?
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Speaker 2: Righty four two fout four seven to seven? Hey, rome
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Speaker 2: any guy who's still got a woman that he once
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Speaker 2: been with still in his contact and say they are
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Speaker 2: just friends if that friend still answers when he calls,
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Speaker 2: or that means they're still potentially potential for them to
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Speaker 2: have sex again.
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Speaker 6: A right?
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Speaker 1: I totally agree. An he got any woman any x.
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Speaker 2: That will pick up his phone call is still prepared
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Speaker 2: to sleep with him again. Let's see here, what else
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Speaker 2: do we got? Uh take a boarding Romeo.
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Speaker 1: And that's funny.
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Speaker 2: Every time I see a rose or a flower tattoo
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Speaker 2: on a girl's chest, I automatically think that's covering up
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Speaker 2: somebody's name. Yeah, you are absolutely right, You're absolutely right. Room,
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Speaker 2: he's a little too excited his name is tattoed on
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Speaker 2: a guy, or uh, it's his it's oh wait, it's
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Speaker 2: his son, weirdo.
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Speaker 1: Oh Seahawk Lou.
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Speaker 2: Seahawk Lo's the one that called Yeah, Sawk Lou's always
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Speaker 2: saying something dumb.
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Speaker 1: Sea Hawk Lou takes stupidity to another level.
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Speaker 2: And for those of you that missed it, Sea Hawk
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Speaker 2: Lou called and said his best friend has Lou tattooed
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Speaker 2: on him. But that's his son's name, because the best
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Speaker 2: friend's son is named Lou, so that's where it came from.
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Speaker 2: But see how it Lou obviously thinks it's about him.
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Speaker 2: But yeah, that was the old point. When she called up,
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Speaker 2: she just said that the guy she's dating claims his
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Speaker 2: best friend is a female who he has her her
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Speaker 2: name tattooed on her, on him, sorry, on him, And
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Speaker 2: she's saying that he's trying to play it off like
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Speaker 2: there's nothing there. We're just best friends. No, that's not No,
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Speaker 2: men and women cannot be best friends. Okay, let's just not.
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Speaker 2: It's not possible. You can sit there and call me
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Speaker 2: and say, oh yeah, Rome, my best friends a man
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Speaker 2: or my best friends a woman, and well, okay, you're
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Speaker 2: just trying to make justifications, and you'd be wrong. You know,
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Speaker 2: any guy that wants has a female best friend is
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Speaker 2: trying to sleep with her, and he'll wait it out.
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Speaker 2: He will wait as long as he has to to
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Speaker 2: get him some of that. That's why he pretends to
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Speaker 2: be the best friend. And any woman that sit there
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Speaker 2: and go, my best friend are men, you know, So
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Speaker 2: either she's a hoe or other women don't like you,
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Speaker 2: and you can't find a female best friend because you're
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Speaker 2: you're a problem.
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Speaker 12: Well me a one hundred percent agree with you on
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Speaker 12: this one. Okay, coming from coming from a man, you know,
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Speaker 12: there's no reason for me to have a woman a
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Speaker 12: woman as a best friend. We're not going to talk
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Speaker 12: about sports, we're not going to work on cars together.
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Speaker 12: We have nothing in common except for that one thing.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and you're right, yeah.
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Speaker 12: You're right, righted dable wait it out. It don't matter
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Speaker 12: six months, five years, ten years until that emotional breakdown
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Speaker 12: or that time that she says, Okay, Rad, Dave here
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Speaker 12: my prince in charming. Yeah, and you know that's that's
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Speaker 12: how it is. And these women that think differently, Aredelle Mittell,
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Speaker 12: I want to know.
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Speaker 1: This is what I want to know, rad or Day.
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Speaker 2: How many women are so dumb let me call him naive,
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Speaker 2: not dumb, that they don't realize that a guy waited
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Speaker 2: them out and that they finally gave it.
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Speaker 1: I bet they don't think that. I bet they don't think.
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Speaker 2: Oh, this guy's been my friend for fifteen years. Uh oh,
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Speaker 2: and now he's so cute and listen, that they don't
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Speaker 2: realize that he just waited.
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Speaker 1: He just wore you out.
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Speaker 13: That's all it was.
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Speaker 14: They're they're they they They're not that interesting. They're not
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Speaker 14: you know, there's not fifteen years worth of wait time
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Speaker 14: except for except for that one game. Man will wait
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Speaker 14: for sex forever, So women, men.
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Speaker 1: Will wait for sex forever. You're right, that's hilarious. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: that's I agree, all right, later, Yeah, men will wait
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Speaker 1: for sex forever. They will. Hey, roam, I'm not gonna lie.
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Speaker 2: I used to have a girl best friend, and we
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Speaker 2: were when we were younger. I used to hang out
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Speaker 2: with her brother. That's how I that's how I met her,
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Speaker 2: and I wanted to be with her, but growing up
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Speaker 2: U but growing up her brother passed away and I
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Speaker 2: heard she'd been around town. So I would never even
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Speaker 2: look at her in that way, and we got close
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Speaker 2: after the brother passed away. Never have we ever tried
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Speaker 2: to be more than just friends, at least from the
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Speaker 2: from the part. She's never crossed the line either way.
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Speaker 2: Used to go dancing and drinking, but that that was it.
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Speaker 2: She was actually like a wingman and she would just
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Speaker 2: hear me out on my problems and everything hit me
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Speaker 2: out of my problems and everything and I would hear
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Speaker 2: her out on that, and that was it. Okay, I'm
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Speaker 2: not saying that there's not acceptance to a rule. I mean,
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Speaker 2: obviously I'm gonna guess when people pass away, your perspective
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Speaker 2: changes on certain things. And but I mean, that's probably
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Speaker 2: a big wrinkle. The brother passing away is probably what
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Speaker 2: kind of solidified the fact that you guys would never,
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Speaker 2: you know, cross the line out of.
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Speaker 1: Respect for the brother.
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Speaker 2: So that is a little bit of a different scenario
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Speaker 2: than what we're talking about. But all right, so though
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Speaker 2: you have to understand, it's not over till it's over,
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Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying. So a lot of you
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Speaker 2: have friends say, oh, my best friend's a girl or
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Speaker 2: my best friend's a guy and we known each other
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Speaker 2: for twenty years and we're still best friends. But that
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Speaker 2: doesn't mean the game's over. It doesn't mean that you're
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Speaker 2: just because you've been friends for X amount of years
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Speaker 2: this longevity that you're still not going to be put
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Speaker 2: in a position to sleep together at some point.
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Speaker 1: I'm just saying. I'm just saying, it's not over till
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Speaker 1: it's over, and it's not over until well it's over.
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Speaker 2: Talk about the creepiest things your kids have ever told you. Man,
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Speaker 2: Sometimes they you know, kids have this psychic ability. All kids,
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Speaker 2: they say, are born with it, and then as they
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Speaker 2: get a little older, they learn to tune it out,
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Speaker 2: believe it's not real, or whatever the case may be.
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Speaker 2: So when your kids talk, you should really listen. Already
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Speaker 2: four two, five, four, seven and seven a room. I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna tell you the creepiest thing a kid told me.
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Speaker 2: It happened at school I used to work at. Some
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Speaker 2: kid was telling everyone his dad was involved in a
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Speaker 2: murder on some part of town. I checked the news,
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Speaker 2: and the description he gave of his dad matted the
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Speaker 2: police description.
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Speaker 1: Oh my god, wow, yeah, that could be a little creepy.
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Speaker 2: Already four two five, four, seven to seven A roam.
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Speaker 2: My daughter was two years old. She was in her
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Speaker 2: room and out of nowhere, yell, dad, your grandpa's here.
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Speaker 2: I ran upstairs. She knew my grandpa's name, and she said,
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Speaker 2: he said he loves you and is taking care of us.
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Speaker 2: My grandpa passed away three years before she was born.
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Speaker 2: I never brought him up. I was never so scared
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Speaker 2: shock spooked in my life, exactly cause these kids see stuff.
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Speaker 1: Man, it's crazy already.
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Speaker 2: Four two, five, four seven seven. What's the creepiest thing
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Speaker 2: kids ever told you? Yeah? What's creepy seeing your kids?
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Speaker 2: Ever told you? Somebody said that a kid told him
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Speaker 2: at the school he was working with ones that his
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Speaker 2: dad was involved in a murder in some part of town.
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Speaker 2: Apparently the guy looked it up in the news and
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Speaker 2: it was the description of the man. Hey roam to
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Speaker 2: finish up that story on the murder. The kid told
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Speaker 2: everyone where his dad was living. They moved it since
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Speaker 2: he was on the run. We had a bigger We
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Speaker 2: had a Bakershoel police officer on campus, and I went
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Speaker 2: up to him that him. After everyone left, he called
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Speaker 2: his dispatch right away. Fast forward a few days later,
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Speaker 2: they caught the guy. Wow, his own kids snitched him out.
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Speaker 2: Good morning, How what's going on?
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Speaker 6: Hi?
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Speaker 5: I'm going to share my story of this.
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Speaker 1: Yeah what did they say?
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Speaker 5: Okay, so my son he's he's too.
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Speaker 15: So in January, my ex husband he's going he was murdered.
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Speaker 2: Well, well say that again, your ex husband.
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Speaker 4: Was what my ex husband was murdered?
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Speaker 1: Oh gosh, okay.
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Speaker 15: Yeah in January, and my son he's too. And so
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Speaker 15: right after like two days after he passed away, I
18:57
Speaker 15: woke up to him and I took up in the morning.
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Speaker 15: He's in his bed and he's sitting here laughing like
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Speaker 15: and it wasn't just like a little laugh or giggler,
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Speaker 15: was like something he's seeing hilarious and he staring.
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Speaker 6: At the wall and it freaked me out.
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Speaker 15: And then so like a couple of days after that,
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Speaker 15: he grabs my phone and he picked pictures because you
19:17
Speaker 15: know how even if you do unwalk.
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Speaker 16: It, you can still take pictures.
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Speaker 15: Yeah, and there's a picture and I still have it.
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Speaker 4: It's like his little head, my son's little heads in
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Speaker 4: the corner and there's a man with the hat in
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Speaker 4: the corner of the picture.
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Speaker 12: Really, I swear.
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Speaker 4: And I still haven't I show everybody because I'm like,
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Speaker 4: I'm not crazy.
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Speaker 1: I Wow, that is nutty.
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Speaker 2: Wow, all right, thanks for calling you.
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Speaker 10: Wow.
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Speaker 2: Like I said, man, kids will creep you out already
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Speaker 2: fourteen five, four, seven to seven, and we're talking about
19:50
Speaker 2: these creepiest things, the creepiest things your kids have ever
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Speaker 2: tell have ever said to you. Now, there there's a
19:55
Speaker 2: lot of uh, you know, a lot of people say
19:57
Speaker 2: these kids are kind of psychic. They got the psychic
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Speaker 2: ability when they're young, and hey, you Monk's.
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Speaker 1: Dad's got to believe them. Good morning, how what's going on?
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Speaker 9: Hey?
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Speaker 11: Rom?
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Speaker 7: I wanted to go ahead and share my story.
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Speaker 11: With you guys and the scary stuff that my kids
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Speaker 11: used to say.
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Speaker 1: What happened?
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Speaker 7: So when I used to live in the Willows. I
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Speaker 7: don't know if you've ever heard of the Willows.
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Speaker 12: We're okay.
20:18
Speaker 7: So I used to live over there and my kids
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Speaker 7: used to always talk about a scare me, and I
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Speaker 7: never really understood what a scaremy was, but they used
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Speaker 7: to be like, Mama, scare me's in the hallway.
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Speaker 11: Scare me right there.
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Speaker 7: So one day I actually I believe my baby. One
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Speaker 7: day she came to me she said, Mommy, scare me
20:34
Speaker 7: was trying to pull me under the steak. Yes, she
20:37
Speaker 7: said she felt the person pulled her wow the back,
20:42
Speaker 7: trying to pull her in the bathroom. And I really
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Speaker 7: believed her.
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Speaker 11: She was only three, that's wild, she's only three years.
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Speaker 1: Scare me?
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Speaker 9: Have I sinsed? Hear me?
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Speaker 11: Yet? One time I thought it was a.
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Speaker 5: It was a black figure with you just.
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Speaker 7: Saw a white shirt and it just was standing right
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Speaker 7: by the bathroom door like it.
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Speaker 11: Wouldn't move or nothing, just standing right there, and then
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Speaker 11: I would look up, you know, look away, and then
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Speaker 11: you look back, and then the thing is gone. So
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Speaker 11: I really believe that that, too, was really true.
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Speaker 1: That's wild. Hey, thanks for calling. Aw it's crazy.
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Speaker 2: Alrighty four two five, four seven to seven. So what's
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Speaker 2: the creepiest things your kids ever told you? It'sromeo today
21:18
Speaker 2: four point one, all right. So they have this. They
21:21
Speaker 2: always say that kids have a little bit of a psychobability,
21:23
Speaker 2: like all kids are born with psychic abilities, and as
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Speaker 2: they get older, they don't believe in them, so it
21:29
Speaker 2: doesn't happen anymore. But kids sometimes they'll say some creepy
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Speaker 2: things and your parents won't listen.
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Speaker 1: Good morning, how what's going on?
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Speaker 5: Okay? Also, I don't have no kids, but my nepheway,
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Speaker 5: he lives with me, and so we went to Dinny
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Speaker 5: Chianglna one time and he was still at that age
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Speaker 5: where he was able to be set at that tight
21:49
Speaker 5: shirt okay, and he's pointing at the window. He said,
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Speaker 5: Grandpa and my dad had just passed away, maybe not
21:55
Speaker 5: even four months ago, and so at that time, so
21:58
Speaker 5: he kept saying Grandpa or Grandma and I'm like, there's
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Speaker 5: nobody there. What the hell? And my mom looked at
22:03
Speaker 5: him and he's like he's not there.
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Speaker 17: Wow.
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Speaker 5: And not only that at that time, he was too
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Speaker 5: recently this pasture, like we were in vagues, were at
22:12
Speaker 5: the lago, you know, right there, that thing that they
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Speaker 5: put up every year, like their decoration, and so we
22:19
Speaker 5: were there looking at that hello key thing that they had.
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Speaker 5: And now he's six, and he said, my grandma and
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Speaker 5: my grandpa. Now at this time, I both my parents
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Speaker 5: had passed, and he started crying. I'm like, what's wrong.
22:31
Speaker 5: He's like, my grandma and my grandpa are here, and
22:34
Speaker 5: I'm like where. He's like right here, and I'm like where,
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Speaker 5: and and he just started crying and crying. He's like,
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Speaker 5: I just want to liberate it. He felt like he's
22:44
Speaker 5: like they're crying too. They say that there said that
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Speaker 5: they kept be here in real person.
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Speaker 1: Wow. Empty.
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Speaker 12: I was like I was.
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Speaker 5: And then so my brother seen me. He's like, why
22:55
Speaker 5: is he crying. I'm like because he says that he
22:57
Speaker 5: sees our parents.
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Speaker 6: Wow.
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Speaker 5: And my brother's like, let's get out of here. Would
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Speaker 5: go back to their room.
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Speaker 2: Oh god, I'm just gonna tell you I had a
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Speaker 2: great joke about your grandfather, your grandfather dying and still
23:08
Speaker 2: going to Denny's. But then you got to give me
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Speaker 2: this sad story of everybody crying.
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Speaker 5: Yeah. But when Jennis, we're like, well, we knew that,
23:16
Speaker 5: you know, he's my dad, like going to Dennys because
23:19
Speaker 5: every Saturday is for the pancakes, and so we were
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Speaker 5: there on a Saturday at that time, and as it
23:24
Speaker 5: was two and only were he knew what to say.
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Speaker 5: Was like, Mom, Dad, that's.
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Speaker 2: Crazy that.
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Speaker 5: My grandpa, Grandmather live.
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Speaker 1: I'm glad you believed him.
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Speaker 13: Yeah, we did, and not that.
23:37
Speaker 5: But he he randomly tells those things where it's like,
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Speaker 5: I mean, he's six knowing. He randomly tells us like
23:42
Speaker 5: I had a dream much Grandma and Grandpa that they
23:45
Speaker 5: are in heaven and they say that they're looking at me.
23:47
Speaker 5: And I'm like, well, you better behave because if not,
23:50
Speaker 5: then they're gonna come and get you. And he's like, no,
23:53
Speaker 5: they were nice.
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Speaker 7: School.
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Speaker 2: Talk about the creepiest things your kids have ever told you?
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Speaker 17: Man?
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Speaker 2: Eight four two five four or seven A and hey, Rome,
24:01
Speaker 2: we were upstairs. Let's see here. We were upstairs one
24:04
Speaker 2: night and I heard something downstairs, and my wife and
24:06
Speaker 2: I were like, what was that? And my three year
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Speaker 2: old said, oh, that's my friend Chucky. So now we
24:13
Speaker 2: close our bedroom door at night. Oh how about moving out,
24:21
Speaker 2: getting a place is not haunted.
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Speaker 6: Already?
24:24
Speaker 2: Four two by four or seven and seven? Gord tow
24:27
Speaker 2: what's going on?
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Speaker 10: Hey, so you want to talk about the kids?
24:31
Speaker 2: Ever said, well, yeah, because they say kids got this
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Speaker 2: psychic ability, man, and they're so innocent, and they just
24:36
Speaker 2: they see things as children. Bro, It's so true.
24:39
Speaker 7: All right.
24:39
Speaker 18: So I listen in to the apartment off the bell terry.
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Speaker 17: It's like old old apartments. I had my daughter, she's
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Speaker 17: three years old, and then she would tell me there's
24:48
Speaker 17: this man. There's a man in this in this apartment,
24:50
Speaker 17: and I, you know, I just I would care about it.
24:53
Speaker 17: And then one night, you know, she will cry and
24:56
Speaker 17: she said the man has sharp claws on his hands.
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Speaker 18: And so then ever can sin like she would like
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Speaker 18: be looking in the corner of the room and I'll
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Speaker 18: be like, hey, what's wrong, and then she would say, oh, nothing,
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Speaker 18: never mind. So yeah, man, it was just crazy bro like,
25:10
Speaker 18: but yeah, ar and she would care me too.
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Speaker 2: You gotta believe your kids, man, what's wrong?
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Speaker 18: Yeah, no, definitely we got out of that place. Who
25:18
Speaker 18: the least was up?
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Speaker 10: We were gone, wow.
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Speaker 1: Bro yeah man, oh power baby.
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Speaker 18: All right, but you know I had to stay strong.
25:26
Speaker 18: You know, I just played it off for the family.
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Speaker 1: So what is the creepiest thing your kids ever told you? Already? Four? Two, five, four,
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Speaker 1: seven to seven? Good worry? Now what's going on?
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Speaker 11: Why?
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Speaker 6: Yes, I'll I have a certain story to tell.
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Speaker 1: Oh what happened?
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Speaker 9: Okay?
25:41
Speaker 5: I got on aeron?
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Speaker 1: What's up?
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Speaker 19: Am I going to go on erin?
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Speaker 2: No?
25:46
Speaker 1: Yeah, what's up?
25:47
Speaker 5: Okay?
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Speaker 15: So my daughter was two and a half years old
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Speaker 15: and she told me that my I have two babies
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Speaker 15: in heaven, white and girls. She's had a pretty pretty
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Speaker 15: lady came and.
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Speaker 5: She's pretty with makeup, and she had a little boy
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Speaker 5: or little.
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Speaker 15: Girl with her, and they wanted to spend the night
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Speaker 15: with me, and then then they wanted to sleep next
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Speaker 15: to me.
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Speaker 11: They wanted to spend the night with me, and I
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Speaker 11: was like, I'll sick now.
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Speaker 6: So I was like, what do you mean.
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Speaker 15: She's like, they're a boy and girl and they're they're
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Speaker 15: mad at you, and they want to spend the night,
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Speaker 15: and I just want to lay with you.
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Speaker 6: And my husband was working night and I.
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Speaker 5: Was like, okay, tell them they can stay, but they
26:24
Speaker 5: have to be.
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Speaker 15: Gone in the morning, you know, okay, And so they did.
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Speaker 6: I guess they spend the night and I had steels
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Speaker 6: all night.
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Speaker 9: I couldn't sleep.
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Speaker 4: And in the morning she goes, Mommy, they're gone.
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Speaker 11: They had to go, they had to leave.
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Speaker 9: And I'm like no, wow.
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Speaker 15: Yeah, they put me at night and side by side,
26:45
Speaker 15: and I could not sleep because I knew they were there,
26:48
Speaker 15: you know.
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Speaker 5: A boy and girls.
26:49
Speaker 17: Wow.
26:50
Speaker 12: That's and my daughter.
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Speaker 15: Seeing them, yeah, and she also seen angels in her backyards,
26:56
Speaker 15: gathered on the table and they were any swings.
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Speaker 6: Outside in the backyard.
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Speaker 12: Oh my god.
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Speaker 15: Yeah, wow, that's wild.
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Speaker 2: Kids can see some Yeah. I believe that kids see
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Speaker 2: things too. All right, all right, thanks for calling. I
27:11
Speaker 2: appreciate it.
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Speaker 1: That's crazy.
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Speaker 2: Already four two five, four, seven to seven. Like I said, man,
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Speaker 2: what is the creepiest thing your kids ever told you?
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Speaker 2: It's already four two five, fours seven to seven eight Romeo.
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Speaker 1: When my son was three or four.
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Speaker 2: Who's playing with his hot wheels and walked through the
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Speaker 2: living room with one of with one in his hand.
27:30
Speaker 2: I was laying on the couch, and in front of me,
27:32
Speaker 2: he just turns and starts talking to someone. He said,
27:34
Speaker 2: what do you want this, don't cry, I'll save it
27:38
Speaker 2: for you, and then put it in his pocket.
27:40
Speaker 1: Then after that I would.
27:41
Speaker 2: Lay on the couch and you know how you hang
27:43
Speaker 2: your arms over the couch, Well, something like brushes my arm.
27:48
Speaker 2: It just seems like after that time though, it started happening.
27:52
Speaker 12: Wow, what's going on, Romeo.
27:55
Speaker 20: The scariest thing that a kids.
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Speaker 19: Ever told me. So me and my girl at my theater.
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Speaker 19: We're just finished watching the movie. It's dark in there,
28:05
Speaker 19: you know, we're ext I let everybody leave, and we
28:08
Speaker 19: noticed this little boy in there. She's staying down at
28:11
Speaker 19: the bottom. I was paying no mine at first.
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Speaker 14: As we're editing, the little boy grabs my shirt and
28:20
Speaker 14: I looked down and he tells me, are you my dad?
28:23
Speaker 19: I like screamed, I'm like no. I guess the mother
28:29
Speaker 19: thought I was somebody else send him in there, and
28:32
Speaker 19: it was supposed to be I guess it was a
28:33
Speaker 19: mistaken identity.
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Speaker 12: Happened, yes, and it was very haunting.
28:38
Speaker 14: I told him get away from me, and he's like, wow,
28:42
Speaker 14: my mom to come in here.
28:43
Speaker 12: And sure enough.
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Speaker 6: The mom was pretty fine.
28:48
Speaker 12: So I was like, yeah, maybe I could be turned out.
28:51
Speaker 12: Turned out. I didn't even know this lady.
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Speaker 19: Till this day.
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Speaker 10: It was very scary.
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Speaker 1: That's alert.
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Speaker 2: Sorry, I get out there. I thought he was going
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Speaker 2: to tell me a joke at first. Oh my god,
29:06
Speaker 2: but that's funny.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, how was going on?
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Speaker 16: I was just calling about the guy that said something
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Speaker 16: about the apartment from Bill Terris.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I would up.
29:15
Speaker 16: Yeah, Well, my sister used to live there about thirty
29:18
Speaker 16: years ago when my niece was like a year a
29:21
Speaker 16: year old or so, and she literally had to take
29:24
Speaker 16: her daughter to the Catholic church and get the priest
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Speaker 16: to pray over her because she was doing weird things
29:31
Speaker 16: and seeing that there was a monster inside the apartment.
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Speaker 9: Same thing.
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Speaker 16: Wow, this was like I'm talking about almost like thirty
29:38
Speaker 16: years ago. And she remembers, and she to this day
29:41
Speaker 16: she'll say, yeah, I was an ugly man and he
29:44
Speaker 16: had like she would say that he had sharp teeth,
29:46
Speaker 16: he had sharp teeth, and he had sharp teeth, and
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Speaker 16: I'm just like, what the heck. And she's always always
29:51
Speaker 16: said that since she was little.
29:53
Speaker 1: And she hadn't remembered it.
29:55
Speaker 16: She remembers so that she was traumatized. My sister and
29:58
Speaker 16: my brother in law how to take her to the
30:01
Speaker 16: Catholic church in the middle of the night and the
30:03
Speaker 16: priest came out and he blessed her and stuff like that.
30:05
Speaker 16: But they also moved out of those apartments, like right
30:07
Speaker 16: after that happened.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, yes.
30:12
Speaker 16: And then what's weird is she took a picture one time.
30:14
Speaker 16: She was like, you know, the babies, the kids were
30:16
Speaker 16: playing in the bath seven stuff, the same apartments. Yeah,
30:19
Speaker 16: and she took the picture of them playing in the
30:22
Speaker 16: bathtub with that little rubber depths and whatnot. And when
30:25
Speaker 16: you look in the background, like where the tile.
30:29
Speaker 19: Was, you can actually see like.
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Speaker 16: A weird, ugly demon face in the picture. Really, yes,
30:35
Speaker 16: she still has that picture till till this day.
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Speaker 5: She still has that picture.
30:39
Speaker 16: Yeah.
30:43
Speaker 10: Yes.
30:43
Speaker 16: When he said something about the belchair, so I was like,
30:45
Speaker 16: those are the same apartments and my sister Lucy lived that.
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Speaker 1: Oh my god, I can't believe she kept the picture.
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Speaker 8: What did you do it?
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Speaker 16: Yes, And in the back of it says that it
30:55
Speaker 16: has the date of the you know, with the picture
30:57
Speaker 16: of the same hold on to.
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Speaker 1: A picture that has a demon and I'm like, girl.
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Speaker 5: You still have this freaking way yes, yes, and people don't.
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Speaker 16: Believe her when she says, oh, there's a demer feaces
31:08
Speaker 16: in the background. There is you can literally like see
31:11
Speaker 16: in the background.
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Speaker 1: That's crazy. Damn. I wonder if that. I wonder if
31:21
Speaker 1: those apartments are still haunted. I mean, how do you
31:24
Speaker 1: get rid of a haunting?
31:26
Speaker 7: Me?
31:26
Speaker 19: I can I tell you something.
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Speaker 14: I just noticed. What Either there's a lack of men
31:32
Speaker 14: raising their kids or these women are crazy?
31:35
Speaker 1: Okay?
31:35
Speaker 12: Why why is it only the women with the coast stories? Oh,
31:41
Speaker 12: I haven't heard one man call you in and say
31:44
Speaker 12: my son told me this, or my daughter told me that.
31:46
Speaker 19: The craziest thing, the scariest thing my kids have ever
31:48
Speaker 19: told me was are you really my dad?
31:52
Speaker 1: Okay?
31:53
Speaker 19: I looked at him and I said, do you know something?
31:56
Speaker 19: I don't know?
31:57
Speaker 12: And I've always you don't wonder why he told me that?
31:59
Speaker 1: But well, I don't know. That's that's very interesting.
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Speaker 19: I'm waiting to hear father call in and say that
32:07
Speaker 19: he has a ghost story or the kakooi or the
32:10
Speaker 19: scare of me, or it's just women.
32:12
Speaker 2: Well maybe maybe maybe the kids feel more comfortable talking
32:16
Speaker 2: to their moms than they do their dads.
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Speaker 14: I'm just observing and I'm like, okay, are we dads intoxicator?
32:24
Speaker 19: We we don't even pay attention to the kakui and they're.
32:27
Speaker 1: Scary, Okay, I don't know, all right?
32:30
Speaker 19: All right, hey Romeo.
32:32
Speaker 21: So I have like a story where my three year
32:36
Speaker 21: old I will take you a shower that day. I
32:39
Speaker 21: had dropped off my older kids at school that morning,
32:42
Speaker 21: and it was just me and my three year old
32:44
Speaker 21: and I'm taking a shower and he tells me, Mommy, Mommy,
32:48
Speaker 21: there's a man.
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Speaker 6: In the living room. I was like, what what do
32:53
Speaker 6: you mean?
32:53
Speaker 2: There?
32:53
Speaker 7: The man?
32:54
Speaker 6: You know, I'm taking a shower and I'm looking at
32:57
Speaker 6: him like what And he's like me, there's a man
33:00
Speaker 6: in the living room. And I'm like what do you mean?
33:03
Speaker 6: And I'm like scared because honestly I'm naked, Like how
33:06
Speaker 6: am I going to go approach this person?
33:08
Speaker 9: You know?
33:09
Speaker 1: Yeah?
33:09
Speaker 6: And I go, what do you mean a man like daddy?
33:12
Speaker 6: Like a man like who? He's like, no, a man,
33:15
Speaker 6: he's a man. And I said, okay, well stay here,
33:19
Speaker 6: and I'm freaking out, like I'm like, okay, well, I
33:21
Speaker 6: feel my phones over there? Like, how do I get
33:23
Speaker 6: a hold Like I was just freaking out, and I said, okay,
33:26
Speaker 6: let me just get out, brought myself and a towel
33:28
Speaker 6: and go see right, I'm not I'm about to get murdered.
33:32
Speaker 6: So like I'm walking to my living room my son
33:37
Speaker 6: from me. My son opened the door for Jehovah Witness.
33:46
Speaker 4: In our living room.
33:48
Speaker 6: And I thought it was a ghost and I'm freaking
33:51
Speaker 6: out and he's all like I have a tablet.
33:54
Speaker 1: And I'm like, gets that, Oh my god.
33:58
Speaker 6: And I was just like, what the heck did you
34:01
Speaker 6: you learn how to open the front door? Romeo?
34:04
Speaker 2: I cannot believe though, that is a three year old
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Speaker 2: opening the door.
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Speaker 1: And that man actually walked into your house?
34:11
Speaker 6: Yes, who does? So I was looking at my camera
34:15
Speaker 6: and my son's telling him come in.
34:18
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's insane.
34:20
Speaker 6: And my son's really friendly, and so that was like
34:23
Speaker 6: kind of.
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Speaker 21: With Garret the most.
34:25
Speaker 6: He would go up to rap the people and say
34:27
Speaker 6: that's my uncle, that's my aunt. But Jehovah Witness over
34:33
Speaker 6: here freaking out like it's a ghost. It's you know,
34:35
Speaker 6: I don't know someone's gonna have kidnap. But yeah, he
34:38
Speaker 6: lets them in I'm gonna.
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna guess that the Jehovah witness thought you were
34:42
Speaker 2: kind of friendly to coming out in the town.
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Speaker 6: No, he was like, oh, I'm sorry, you know, like
34:48
Speaker 6: he was like, I didn't Here's what I'm like, can't
34:51
Speaker 6: get out.
34:55
Speaker 2: Oh that's a great Can I tell you a funny
34:57
Speaker 2: story about a Jehovah witness when I Yeah, when I
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Speaker 2: lived on the reservation, a Jehovah witness showed up at
35:04
Speaker 2: our front door and my mom said, yes, come on in,
35:08
Speaker 2: and she let the Jovah, the Jehovah witness do whatever
35:12
Speaker 2: they do, and they proceeded to tell the Jehovah witness
35:16
Speaker 2: about her faith. And that guy could not and wouldn't
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Speaker 2: let him leave, and me and my dad we hid
35:22
Speaker 2: in the bedroom and I that was.
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Speaker 1: They never came back again. It was so damn funny.
35:28
Speaker 2: But my mom wouldn't let this guy leave until he
35:31
Speaker 2: heard everything about her faith.
35:34
Speaker 6: And after that, Romeo, we put like censors on our
35:37
Speaker 6: door so now we can hear who opens the door
35:40
Speaker 6: and all that. It was just like I literally thought
35:43
Speaker 6: it was a ghost.
35:44
Speaker 21: We were gonna get Yeah, what is going on?
35:48
Speaker 1: What you gotta do I'm gonna well, I'm an how
35:50
Speaker 1: long ago is this?
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Speaker 6: This was like he's five now two years ago?
35:56
Speaker 2: Well, all you gotta do is put a lock out
35:59
Speaker 2: of his height, put a lot on the top story can.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, but I'm sure if you could reach the water
36:08
Speaker 6: bottles or the coffee, he would have probably served him
36:10
Speaker 6: as well.
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Speaker 2: That is such a great story. Oh my gosh, thanks
36:13
Speaker 2: for calling. Yeah, kids, man, what are you gonna do?
36:20
Speaker 2: What'd you guys send me about the text messages?
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Speaker 1: Uh?
36:27
Speaker 2: Somebody sent me Rome our our women into fat guys nowadays?
36:31
Speaker 1: Absolutely?
36:32
Speaker 6: Uh?
36:33
Speaker 2: Hey, Rome, my kids said he wasn't mine. I'd be happy,
36:36
Speaker 2: not scared. Oh, let's talking about what rayder Dave said? Yo, Rome,
36:40
Speaker 2: where can I send you a three minute long video
36:43
Speaker 2: of a camera outside of business in Bakersfield where you
36:46
Speaker 2: can see a shadow come out of the buildings and
36:49
Speaker 2: you hear some strange growling and you uh, and you
36:52
Speaker 2: continue to hear the growling throughout the video for a
36:55
Speaker 2: couple of more seconds. You could send it to the
36:58
Speaker 2: same place you texted me.
36:59
Speaker 1: But is it ai? Is it realm? You're right?
37:04
Speaker 2: I don't know why parents don't believe their kids, especially
37:07
Speaker 2: when it comes down to comes down to something too
37:11
Speaker 2: uh so serious with evil stuff. Yeah, they You need
37:16
Speaker 2: to believe your kids and what they say and what
37:18
Speaker 2: they do, because they're nine times out of ten they're
37:21
Speaker 2: not lying to you, especially when it comes to the
37:24
Speaker 2: supernatural stuff. Apparently kids are very in tune with the
37:28
Speaker 2: supernatural at a young age because they're so innocent, and
37:33
Speaker 2: then you know they as we all get older and
37:36
Speaker 2: get jobs and lives, and we just kind of block
37:39
Speaker 2: it out because where we're trying to pay our mortgage
37:41
Speaker 2: or pay our rent and you know, survive, the supernatural
37:45
Speaker 2: gets kind of you know, played off as nonsense in
37:49
Speaker 2: our own heads. So, yeah, you gotta believe your kids
37:52
Speaker 2: already four two five, four or seven to seven Gordon
37:54
Speaker 2: to how it's.
37:55
Speaker 19: Going on, Well what the kids do?
38:01
Speaker 1: Well, yeah I do? Or say what happened?
38:03
Speaker 9: So when I was in college, I was dating this
38:08
Speaker 9: you know, single mom, and she had like a creepy
38:14
Speaker 9: like son, Like I mean, this kid was just if
38:18
Speaker 9: you looked at him, you know, and it was Halloween,
38:20
Speaker 9: you'll be scared, you know, because he always had like
38:23
Speaker 9: a tu on and a tie, like a little boat tie. Okay,
38:28
Speaker 9: So I was dating her for like about, you know,
38:30
Speaker 9: a couple of months and one time she asked me
38:34
Speaker 9: if I could pick him up daycare. I was like,
38:38
Speaker 9: all right, picked him up, and you know, I was
38:42
Speaker 9: watching him and he started drawing like like a person
38:48
Speaker 9: underneath the ground. And I was like, oh, I'm like,
38:53
Speaker 9: what are you doing? He was like, oh, this is grandpa.
38:59
Speaker 10: Now.
39:00
Speaker 9: A couple of weeks later, his grandfather died. Given that
39:08
Speaker 9: he was a smoker and like, I hate me drinker.
39:11
Speaker 9: But I was like, yo, I don't want no part
39:15
Speaker 9: of this. So I bought that guy. I bought that
39:16
Speaker 9: little kid a bike, gave him twenty bucks, and I
39:18
Speaker 9: ended that relationship.
39:22
Speaker 1: Yeah, because the next drawing could have been.
39:24
Speaker 9: You was like, I don't want to fight out.
39:27
Speaker 20: I don't want him to dump pictures from me.
39:29
Speaker 9: I want him to have a lovely memory of me.
39:31
Speaker 1: You said, bought a bike in twenty bucks. You know,
39:37
Speaker 1: kids they need some creepy things. Man, what happened to you?
39:40
Speaker 10: Hey?
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Speaker 22: Room?
39:41
Speaker 1: What up?
39:41
Speaker 7: Yeah?
39:42
Speaker 2: I believe young kids can see things that adults can't.
39:45
Speaker 2: But also I do know as in getting older as
39:49
Speaker 2: an adult in my mid thirties, I can see that
39:53
Speaker 2: these hoes ain't loyal. Oh God, Okay, well, yeah, it
39:58
Speaker 2: doesn't take a psychic to see that.
40:00
Speaker 1: Hey, room, kids are smart.
40:01
Speaker 10: Rome.
40:02
Speaker 2: My two year old like to open the doors. I
40:04
Speaker 2: had to put baby locks on them, and the little
40:07
Speaker 2: uh little guys take them off.
40:10
Speaker 1: My uh take them off.
40:11
Speaker 2: My one year old even tries to do it, but
40:15
Speaker 2: she's too short.
40:17
Speaker 1: Well, I mean it's.
40:18
Speaker 2: Uh, it's kids are smart. And the thing about kids
40:24
Speaker 2: is you don't give them enough credit. Well a lot
40:27
Speaker 2: of you do not give kids enough credit, especially when
40:29
Speaker 2: it comes to some of the creepy things or some
40:32
Speaker 2: of the things that they see that are kind of supernatural. Right, Yeah,
40:40
Speaker 2: So you just gotta pay attention to your kids. Man,
40:42
Speaker 2: they're they're a lot. They have a lot more to
40:45
Speaker 2: offer than you think they do. Good morning, not what's
40:47
Speaker 2: going on.
40:48
Speaker 8: And what's still see how glue? Hey Rome. I have
40:52
Speaker 8: a crazy story about my kids too. When they were little.
40:55
Speaker 1: What happened.
40:56
Speaker 8: So I went out for like a jog. It was
41:02
Speaker 8: like two pms and my wife calls me and asked
41:07
Speaker 8: me if I had my daughter with me, and I
41:08
Speaker 8: was like, no, what the heck? And she couldn't find her.
41:11
Speaker 8: She couldn't find her in the house. All my kids
41:13
Speaker 8: were in the house with her and she couldn't find her,
41:16
Speaker 8: and we're looking all over the house and I go
41:19
Speaker 8: back to the house and I'm looking rome.
41:22
Speaker 10: We flipped the house.
41:23
Speaker 1: My mom flipped the house.
41:25
Speaker 8: My sister flipped the house. We got to a point
41:28
Speaker 8: where we had to call the cops because we thought maybe.
41:30
Speaker 18: She just walked out.
41:32
Speaker 8: She was four her okay, and you know, the cops
41:37
Speaker 8: are just destroying my house looking for, you know, my daughter,
41:41
Speaker 8: and like, out of nowhere with the police there, she
41:44
Speaker 8: just appears in the middle of the hawk of the
41:46
Speaker 8: room of the house and everybody's.
41:49
Speaker 7: Like, what the heck?
41:50
Speaker 18: Where was she?
41:52
Speaker 8: And we and we were asking her, where did you go?
41:54
Speaker 8: And she was just pointing up to the sky. She
41:56
Speaker 8: was like, over there, I was on top, I was
41:59
Speaker 8: up high.
42:00
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
42:02
Speaker 9: I was like, what she on the roof? No, she
42:06
Speaker 9: was like she just.
42:07
Speaker 19: Said up up.
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Speaker 8: There's no way for her to go to the roof.
42:12
Speaker 1: And so what ended up happening. Nothing. He just wrote
42:14
Speaker 1: it out.
42:15
Speaker 10: Nothing.
42:16
Speaker 8: We just rode it out, like wow. We don't to
42:18
Speaker 8: this day, we don't know where she went. Like the
42:21
Speaker 8: whole house was a mess looking.
42:23
Speaker 1: For now she's older, does she know anything else.
42:28
Speaker 8: She said she don't know, she don't know.
42:31
Speaker 10: I was like, hey, where did you ever go?
42:33
Speaker 8: She's like, I don't know. Wow, he said, you went
42:37
Speaker 8: up even the like up like where.
42:41
Speaker 1: That's wild. That's crazy.
42:44
Speaker 8: That was like the craziest thing ever.
42:46
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's insane.
42:47
Speaker 2: Wow.
42:48
Speaker 1: Yeah that's wild. Man, Man, that's crazy. That that's weird.
42:55
Speaker 1: What's up?
42:55
Speaker 10: Roali glue Man?
42:58
Speaker 8: I just want to congratulate my boy, Alex Man. He
43:02
Speaker 8: he won and he's a good friend of mine, So, hey,
43:05
Speaker 8: congrats Alex.
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Speaker 1: Does he live in Wallsco?
43:08
Speaker 6: Too?
43:09
Speaker 10: He used to.
43:10
Speaker 8: We went to school together, but unfortunately he got dragged
43:14
Speaker 8: out of Losco with his.
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Speaker 19: Girl to Bakersfield.
43:19
Speaker 8: Well, okay, all right, all right, all right, shout out Alex.
43:23
Speaker 1: We'll barbecue and seafood boil.
43:28
Speaker 2: I didn't know who had friends already fourteen about four
43:31
Speaker 2: seven seven, Hey Roam, Hey, I was the guy next
43:35
Speaker 2: to you at the driving range yesterday. I just wanted
43:38
Speaker 2: to ask you, why do you talk to yourself when
43:40
Speaker 2: you hit golf balls? That that's kind of weird, isn't it. No,
43:45
Speaker 2: I do talk to myself. Well, yeah, maybe it's weird,
43:51
Speaker 2: maybe it's not.
43:51
Speaker 1: But it started a few years ago.
43:54
Speaker 2: But it started because I would talk to myself, or
43:57
Speaker 2: not talk to myself, but talk about the things I
44:00
Speaker 2: was going to say on the radio, kind of like
44:02
Speaker 2: practicing before I turned the mic on what I was
44:05
Speaker 2: going to say, you know, the topics I was going
44:07
Speaker 2: to talk about, or when I'm thinking, I kinda you
44:10
Speaker 2: know how you work through a process of things, you know,
44:12
Speaker 2: like Okay, I want to talk about I don't know,
44:14
Speaker 2: pick anything, any topic of the that we talk about.
44:18
Speaker 1: And I process it.
44:19
Speaker 2: But I process it out loud, like I'm talking into
44:22
Speaker 2: a microphone, so I can hear what it sounds like,
44:26
Speaker 2: hear what I'm saying and how it sounds before I
44:29
Speaker 2: say it. And I started that a few years ago.
44:33
Speaker 2: So now I just kind of do it. You know,
44:34
Speaker 2: I know what you're talking about because I'll hit a
44:36
Speaker 2: golf ball and I'll go, oh that was too far, laughter, Oh,
44:39
Speaker 2: I got to hold the hold this, hit hold this longer.
44:41
Speaker 1: I got to hit it clean.
44:42
Speaker 2: I mean, and I'll say stuff to myself or if
44:44
Speaker 2: I mess up a go oh man, that suck. But
44:47
Speaker 2: so yeah, I don't know if it's it might be crazy.
44:50
Speaker 2: Maybe it is crazy, but to me, it would just
44:53
Speaker 2: all started because I just practice. I practice what I'm
44:57
Speaker 2: going to say, and I think out loud and say
45:00
Speaker 2: it out loud so I can hear what I'm going
45:01
Speaker 2: to say before I say it on the radio. Yeah,
45:06
Speaker 2: so that's how that happened.
45:07
Speaker 1: So if that's crazy, that's crazy.
45:09
Speaker 2: Yesterday last night, I was I was hungry, and I
45:14
Speaker 2: didn't really have any food in the.
45:15
Speaker 1: House, and I wasn't going to go go out and
45:18
Speaker 1: buy something.
45:19
Speaker 2: So I thought, you know what, when I was a kid,
45:22
Speaker 2: when we were kids, I had some tortillas, some flower tortillas,
45:26
Speaker 2: and it was just the old school mission flower tortillas.
45:29
Speaker 2: I had some ham, and I mean I could have
45:32
Speaker 2: made a ham sandwich. But I thought, when I was
45:35
Speaker 2: a kid, what we used to do as kids is
45:37
Speaker 2: we would take a flower tortilla. We would take a
45:40
Speaker 2: piece of Kirkland Ham, you know the Costco ham, and
45:44
Speaker 2: we would put a Craft single in it, and or
45:49
Speaker 2: two because the Kirkland Ham's pretty big. And we'd take
45:52
Speaker 2: a couple piece of ham, take couple piece of Craft singles,
45:55
Speaker 2: throw it a tortilla, toss it in the microwave for
45:58
Speaker 2: thirty seconds or whatever it was twenty five seconds, however
46:01
Speaker 2: long it takes to heat everything.
46:03
Speaker 1: Up, roll it up, and we'd eat it.
46:07
Speaker 2: I don't know why we did that as kids, but
46:09
Speaker 2: because maybe that's because what we always had in the
46:11
Speaker 2: house or our friends always had in the house.
46:13
Speaker 1: So can I just tell you how horrible that is?
46:16
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I took one bite and threw it
46:19
Speaker 2: away and I didn't eat. So I'm gonna have to
46:21
Speaker 2: eat today when I leave the when I leave the studio.
46:26
Speaker 1: But we used to love that as kids.
46:29
Speaker 8: Do you?
46:30
Speaker 2: I mean, just some of the things we ate when
46:32
Speaker 2: we were young and we loved is absolutely insane. Would
46:39
Speaker 2: you eat it today? Do you still eat? I mean,
46:41
Speaker 2: think about back in the day what you ate as
46:42
Speaker 2: a kid, you know, and what you eat today? And
46:47
Speaker 2: would you go back or do you still eat the
46:49
Speaker 2: things that she weighed as a kid. But ham and
46:52
Speaker 2: she's in a flower tortilla was nasty? You know what
46:55
Speaker 2: else we used to do before I knew how to
46:57
Speaker 2: really make a grilled cheeste sandwich and it was real.
47:01
Speaker 2: We used to just take toast and craft steingles and
47:06
Speaker 2: once it popped out the toaster, you catch it while
47:08
Speaker 2: it was hot, Throw that cheese in that bread.
47:11
Speaker 1: And that was our sandwich. That was our grilled cheese. Gosh,
47:17
Speaker 1: I'm trying to think of all the other silly things.
47:19
Speaker 1: I remember.
47:20
Speaker 2: When I was in high school, we used to have
47:22
Speaker 2: an off campus lunch and we would go eat nachos
47:27
Speaker 2: set We would go to seven eleven because that was
47:29
Speaker 2: the closest place we can make it to on our
47:31
Speaker 2: bikes and get back in time for lunch with seven eleven,
47:36
Speaker 2: and we eat those nachos and that cheese with that
47:38
Speaker 2: chili which I don't even know if it was real
47:40
Speaker 2: chili or real cheese, but I ain't gonna lie. I
47:42
Speaker 2: would never eat that again. The chips were staled, and
47:45
Speaker 2: nothing against seven to eleven. I still like their slurpees, but.
47:48
Speaker 1: Man, it was not good.
47:53
Speaker 2: So what did you eat as a kid, man? And
47:55
Speaker 2: would you eat it today? Eight four, two, five four
47:58
Speaker 2: or seven to seven?
48:01
Speaker 10: Come on in the room and up. I know it
48:03
Speaker 10: was probably subject. I'm just calling because I was cheering
48:06
Speaker 10: your time for Tia Microwaves situation. Yeah, up, all right,
48:10
Speaker 10: So I grew up for two boss, I don't know
48:13
Speaker 10: my two biggest meals when I when I was a kid.
48:16
Speaker 10: I don't know if you ever had just a.
48:17
Speaker 22: Straight plane loaf of blow for bread, so that raw,
48:21
Speaker 22: just straight raw loaf of bread and just gushed and uh, cyrum,
48:27
Speaker 22: gusting and cyrum, make me like three sandwiches or little.
48:30
Speaker 10: But a glass of milk. Amazing everyone. I thought I
48:34
Speaker 10: saw it to out there, like what the heck, dude,
48:36
Speaker 10: that that thing was amazing. And I try to try
48:38
Speaker 10: it again recently, well not recently, but a couple of
48:40
Speaker 10: years back, because I used to love it. Yeah, man,
48:43
Speaker 10: how are you to eat that? I'm like, what the heck?
48:48
Speaker 10: And then I was I used to do you get
48:50
Speaker 10: your tills? It's funny that you said that the till
48:52
Speaker 10: because I used to get tor tiers put cheese because
48:55
Speaker 10: I was the chief of stuff you can buy right
48:57
Speaker 10: and weenies, so I would get your tiers for a
49:00
Speaker 10: bunch of cheese in h in a thirtilla with the wei.
49:04
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, oh my god. There that I live off
49:08
Speaker 10: a little man.
49:09
Speaker 1: Don't you try that? Why don't you try that tonight
49:11
Speaker 1: for dinner. See what happens?
49:14
Speaker 10: After I tried the serrup, but I know it's gonna
49:16
Speaker 10: do the same time, was.
49:17
Speaker 1: I thinking, yeah, it's awful, all right, man, thank you?
49:22
Speaker 2: Let it all right?
49:23
Speaker 1: A four, four, seven and seven.
49:25
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just uh the nasty stuff we ate when
49:28
Speaker 2: you were uh he never eat it again, man, I
49:31
Speaker 2: remember we used to eat. We take plain rice, plain
49:35
Speaker 2: white rice, and we just put a cam a hormale
49:39
Speaker 2: chili on it with some crackers, with some saltines. Yeah,
49:43
Speaker 2: we ate some ridiculous dishes when we were kids, man,
49:47
Speaker 2: or when we were younger, or when we were poor.
49:51
Speaker 12: Here, hey, Rob, what up?
49:53
Speaker 4: What's up?
49:54
Speaker 9: Man?
49:54
Speaker 18: Hey?
49:54
Speaker 3: As a youngster, I sit around and watch my dad
49:58
Speaker 3: and uncles get drunk, right, and then after they started
50:02
Speaker 3: drink a little bit, they go get some flour tortillas
50:04
Speaker 3: and some hot dogs and warm it up on the
50:06
Speaker 3: stove without a pan over the fire, right, And when
50:08
Speaker 3: it got hot, they put the cheese and barbecue and
50:11
Speaker 3: they call it a winyl. Until this day, I catch myself.
50:14
Speaker 1: Making these you know, wait, wait, what just regular sliced cheese?
50:19
Speaker 3: Yes, sir, you put a craft singles on there.
50:21
Speaker 20: I rolled the lenium on it, then you put the
50:23
Speaker 20: barbecue sauce on top of it, and then you just
50:25
Speaker 20: rolled up and eat it.
50:26
Speaker 3: As winyl used call them.
50:28
Speaker 1: My dad and the us to call them back in
50:29
Speaker 1: the day that sounds nasty.
50:31
Speaker 3: Its actually it sounds nasty, but it's pretty good. I
50:34
Speaker 3: still eat them to the day, bro, I can put
50:35
Speaker 3: down least for them.
50:37
Speaker 1: Right, I mean I gotta lie. I used to.
50:42
Speaker 2: Well, I'll tell you guys a story. So when I
50:46
Speaker 2: was in college, I lived with my grandfather. Now, my
50:49
Speaker 2: grandfather was an attorney and he was pretty successful. But
50:56
Speaker 2: my grandfather was also uh socialite in his town that
51:00
Speaker 2: he lived in, so he was out every day eating breakfast, lunch,
51:03
Speaker 2: and dinner. When I moved in with him, he told me, look,
51:07
Speaker 2: he goes, I will feed you breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
51:10
Speaker 2: But that means you got to go hang out with
51:12
Speaker 2: me and my friends because we go out to eat
51:14
Speaker 2: every day. And oh, they were so boring, he goes,
51:17
Speaker 2: But I will always leave a package of hot dogs
51:20
Speaker 2: in the frigerator for you. So if I wanted to eat,
51:25
Speaker 2: and because I had no money I was in college,
51:27
Speaker 2: I was poor, if I wanted to eat, I always
51:30
Speaker 2: had Oscar Meyer hot dogs in the fridge. So that
51:33
Speaker 2: always had something that was his plan for me. So
51:36
Speaker 2: we would so hot dogs.
51:38
Speaker 1: You guys.
51:38
Speaker 2: I would never roll it up into a tortilla, but
51:40
Speaker 2: I did put Kraft singles in there, Kraft singles on
51:43
Speaker 2: a hot dog? But did do that already? Four two
51:46
Speaker 2: five four seven seven? So, like I said, what did
51:48
Speaker 2: you guys eat?
51:49
Speaker 13: Man?
51:49
Speaker 1: Maybe you were young and dumb.
51:51
Speaker 2: I mean, I can't believe Rob still eats hot dogs
51:54
Speaker 2: in a tortilla with cheese and barbecue sauce. That sounds nasty.
51:58
Speaker 2: But what did you eat already? Four two five fowards
52:00
Speaker 2: seven seven? Whether you were poor, you know, whether you
52:03
Speaker 2: were just young and kids have no sense of no
52:07
Speaker 2: culinary sense.
52:08
Speaker 7: I mean, what was it?
52:10
Speaker 2: Well, let's talk about some of the things you ate
52:12
Speaker 2: as a child that or maybe when you were poor
52:15
Speaker 2: and man, boy, you don't want to do that again?
52:19
Speaker 1: Right? What were you even thinking?
52:20
Speaker 11: Yo?
52:21
Speaker 1: Let's see here? What did you send me here?
52:25
Speaker 2: I remember when I would sleep over my cousin's house,
52:28
Speaker 2: he would make some sandwiches of spam. I tried making
52:32
Speaker 2: them a couple of years ago. I don't know what
52:34
Speaker 2: I was thinking. Spam is nasty, Rome, spam is horribly nasty.
52:39
Speaker 2: Although I never liked spam as a kid, and I
52:45
Speaker 2: still don't like it today. But I do have to
52:49
Speaker 2: say this, I wasn't just doing it and they made
52:52
Speaker 2: some spam sliders on these King rolls, and I don't
52:55
Speaker 2: know why they were good. I don't remember spam tasting
52:59
Speaker 2: like that, but they were good. But I never liked
53:02
Speaker 2: spam either.
53:03
Speaker 1: Good morning, Oh what's going on, Romeo?
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Speaker 12: There's three things I distinctively remember them trying to feed
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Speaker 12: me that I never.
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Speaker 4: Could take a liking to.
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Speaker 10: Okay.
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Speaker 12: The first was beef strovanil. I don't even know if
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Speaker 12: that's a real thing.
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Speaker 1: It's a real thing, beef strovanill.
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Speaker 22: I never could like it.
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Speaker 12: Don't like it till this day. The other thing was
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Speaker 12: pork and beans.
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Speaker 19: I hate pork beans.
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Speaker 12: I would sit there with a miserable face and try
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Speaker 12: to finish these porking beans and never could do it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, okay.
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Speaker 19: The third one, my grandpa used to say, there's two
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Speaker 19: kinds of people.
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Speaker 12: People that like miracle whip and people that don't like
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Speaker 12: miracle whip.
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Speaker 18: I never get used to miracle whip.
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Speaker 4: Never.
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Speaker 18: I can't eat it.
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Speaker 11: Till this day.
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Speaker 1: I never had. I don't. Yeah, I don't think I've
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Speaker 1: ever had miracle.
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Speaker 19: With Honestly, there's two people.
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Speaker 2: Some people like it, but not ready to day, all right,
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Speaker 2: I don't even know if I like miracle or not,
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Speaker 2: I've never had it.
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Speaker 1: I've never been a Mannise personnel. All right. So what
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Speaker 1: did you eat as a kid?
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Speaker 8: Man?
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Speaker 1: It's just nasty, all right, it's just not good, you know,
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Speaker 1: eat as.
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Speaker 2: A kid already? Four two five four seven to seven.
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Speaker 2: Rom As a kid, we would always eat peanut butter
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Speaker 2: with carro carro syrup. It was good as a kid,
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Speaker 2: but as an adult that.
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Speaker 1: Would be a no. I remember we used to eat
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Speaker 1: now that I'm thinking about it, when.
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Speaker 2: Were kids, we used to eat uh, saltine crackers with butter,
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Speaker 2: which sure.
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Speaker 1: Just yeah, I don't know why anybody would eat that.
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Speaker 2: Already, four two five four seven to seven. As a kid,
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Speaker 2: what did you guys eat?
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Speaker 17: What was?
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Speaker 1: What was just uh? Or maybe when you were poor?
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Speaker 1: And now you would never eat it because it's just
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Speaker 1: not as good. Good morning, Romeo.
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Speaker 2: When no bread in the house, peanut butter and jelly
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Speaker 2: on a flour tortilla, Oh, that sounds awful.
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Speaker 1: That does not sound good.
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Speaker 13: When my parents always had eggs and hot dogs in
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Speaker 13: the fridge, so I would just chop them up, you
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Speaker 13: mix them up, and then I had the meal right there.
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Speaker 1: And hot dogs. Yes, sir, Oh that sounds terrible.
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Speaker 20: Oh, it's still good to me to this day. But
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Speaker 20: there's days when there's days when I run out of
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Speaker 20: hot dogs. They have to let experiment a little bit, right, Okay,
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Speaker 20: So I still had the hot dogs, or let's say
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Speaker 20: one out of eggs. I still had a hot dog.
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Speaker 20: And then I'll put something like tomato sauce on top
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Speaker 20: of it. That's good name watching me. And then and
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Speaker 20: then on top of that, if everything's gone, all I
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Speaker 20: have is is that topia I'll get. I'll hear the
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Speaker 20: topia like. Then I'll rub butter on top of it,
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Speaker 20: roll it up.
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Speaker 10: And it just like that.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, okay, alight, man, eggs marked or tea with
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Speaker 1: butters is pretty common. That's not weird. I remember I
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Speaker 1: used to eat.
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Speaker 2: I couldn't afford meat, so when I was in school,
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Speaker 2: I couldn't afford meat, so I would just buy the
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Speaker 2: candorree fried beans and make bean tacos. I don't think
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Speaker 2: that's weird or strange, though. That's probably still good. Maybe
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Speaker 2: I'll try that tonight and see if that's still good.
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Speaker 2: Four or seven to seven. We're talking about some of
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Speaker 2: the things that we ate when we were a kid
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Speaker 2: that man, have you tried them as an adult it
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Speaker 2: was not good?
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Speaker 1: Or maybe some of the things you.
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Speaker 2: Ate when you were poor and man, hopefully you don't
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Speaker 2: have to eat them again already four two, five four
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Speaker 2: or seven a seven rom Have you ever had a
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Speaker 2: peanut butter and jelly burrito?
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Speaker 1: One time?
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Speaker 2: As a kid, I ran out of bread, so I
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Speaker 2: ended up using a flour tortilla and it was bomb
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Speaker 2: As a kid, I don't know if I would do
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Speaker 2: it now as an adult. That does not sound delicious
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Speaker 2: at It doesn't even sound good as a kid.
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Speaker 1: But like I said, kids are stupid. A room.
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Speaker 2: Some of these people were rich using Kraft singles. We
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Speaker 2: used to eat corn ortillas instead of flour, hot dogs
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Speaker 2: pierced with a fork over a stove, till crispy with
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Speaker 2: slight with a slice of cheddar Cheese from Wick.
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Speaker 1: Was expensive? Oh yeah, Craft was expensive. Kick cereal and
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Speaker 1: canned juices, Oh kick cereal. You know what was funny
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Speaker 1: about the cereals? I remember it was there was a while.
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Speaker 2: There was a time in my life when I didn't
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Speaker 2: even know that cereal came in a box.
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Speaker 1: I just all cereal came in a bag.
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Speaker 2: You knew you had some money when you got your
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Speaker 2: cereal in a box already four two four seven to seven.
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Speaker 2: Rom Something I can't stand today is orange soda. Grape soda.
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Speaker 6: Okay, all right.
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Speaker 2: I look back at all the times when I was.
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Speaker 2: When you were a kid, you know, you eat silly things.
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Speaker 2: When you're poor, you eat what you have to write.
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Speaker 2: I look back when I was poor in the city
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Speaker 2: where my grandparents had money, and my aunts and uncles
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Speaker 2: had a little bit of money, and I never thought
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Speaker 2: to go to their house, and he never once. They
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Speaker 2: would have fed me every day, and I never once
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Speaker 2: thought to go there. I was so stupid as a kid,
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Speaker 2: alrighty four two five four seven. So I mean a kid,
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Speaker 2: some of the silly stuff you'd eat, and you would
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Speaker 2: you eat it today as an adult? Or maybe when
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Speaker 2: you were poor you would eat something that you you know,
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Speaker 2: but would you eat it today?
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Speaker 1: A rom My.
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Speaker 2: Mom used to make vegetable soup because we didn't have
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Speaker 2: money to add meat or chicken. Used to taste like
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Speaker 2: the vegetables were just washed in the water and we
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Speaker 2: ate it caught.
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Speaker 1: That sounds terrible. A rom My axe room eats to
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Speaker 1: Molly's with ketchup. That's straight up nasty. Yeah, that's straight
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Speaker 1: up nasty. Good morning. Now, what's going on? What's what up?
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Speaker 7: Lou?
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Speaker 4: Heay?
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Speaker 8: So when I was a kid, I used to eat dirt, okay, yeah,
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Speaker 8: and then I tried it as an adult and I
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Speaker 8: was like, what the hell am I thinking? All Right,
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Speaker 8: that's serious, Lou.
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Speaker 1: It's time for you to stop calling and just listen. Okay,
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Speaker 1: you're done for the day. You're done for the day.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, just Lou, don't call back. Try again tomorrow, Lou.
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Speaker 2: Already four two five, four seven to seven. Ale Rome
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Speaker 2: peanut butter and jelly on saltine crackers and shredded cheese
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Speaker 2: on top of chips from the microwave.
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Speaker 1: I remember that. Yeah, yeah, I still do that. That
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Speaker 1: is one of the things as a kid that I will.
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Speaker 2: Still eat is shredded cheese on top of corn chips
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Speaker 2: in the microwave.
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Speaker 1: I don't know why they're not good. Yeah, we used
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Speaker 1: to put peanut butter.
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Speaker 2: We used to just put jelly and butter on crackers.
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Speaker 2: Not peanut butter, but just regular butter and jelly.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, we weren't that bright.
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Speaker 2: Already four two, four, seven to seven ROMs sardines with
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Speaker 2: crackers top of deal.
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Speaker 1: Oh my god, you win. I hope you still don't
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Speaker 1: eat that today in the morning, every morning morning. Ninety
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Speaker 1: four point one