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The Flash Drive Full Show: The One Where You Share Your Weird Attractions · The Flash Drive with Carl Wastie

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Speaker 1: Weekdays, sweet A seven pm a flash Drive with Karl
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Speaker 1: and we see on KFM ninety four point five.
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Speaker 2: Yeah we're back, baby, that's where it is. Flash Drive,
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Speaker 2: KFM ninety four point five. Apologies for not being here yesterday, Cassidy,
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Speaker 2: sorry about that.
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Speaker 3: I apologize, but you know.
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Speaker 2: Every now and then you get a little something that
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Speaker 2: clashes with another thing, and then you have to go
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Speaker 2: to the something. So I went to the something. However,
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Speaker 2: at the something.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, there was a.
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Speaker 2: Lot of love for what we do here between three
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Speaker 2: and seven weekdays on KFM ninety four point five. And
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Speaker 2: I want to thank every single person who came up
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Speaker 2: to me at that something and asked me to play
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Speaker 2: flash food with him on the spot.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I want to thank those people.
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Speaker 2: But a lot of love in that room, but there's
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Speaker 2: nothing like the love that is right here on the
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Speaker 2: show till seven. Welcome and Niche Matiana, who was in yesterday.
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Speaker 3: I love that man.
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Speaker 2: I trust him with this show, so when I'm not here,
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Speaker 2: he is just Honestly, there are things in Mitch's future
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Speaker 2: that I'm excited about already, and whether he knows it
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Speaker 2: or believes he deserves it or not, I don't care.
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Speaker 2: But I'll keep on reminding him because whenever you get
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Speaker 2: it to these spaces, you don't go to these spaces
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Speaker 2: just to plunk yourself down and say I've made it.
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Speaker 2: You go for everybody who wants to be there, to
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Speaker 2: show them that it's possible. And for Mitch anything is possible.
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Speaker 2: Excited for him, honestly, I am. He's a brilliant broadcaster. Sorry,
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Speaker 2: I just have to say that in the beginning, and
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Speaker 2: now I can get to the fact.
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Speaker 3: That did you miss me? I did? Did you?
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Speaker 4: Of course?
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Speaker 2: Now when it comes to I mean, while I'm on
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Speaker 2: an aspirational I have a very very important thing to
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Speaker 2: share with you, very very important.
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Speaker 3: Okay.
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Speaker 2: I know there was no sunshineming because I was gone
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Speaker 2: yesterday for you Cassidy specifically, But here's a little story
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Speaker 2: about your big ideas, about the things that you sit
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Speaker 2: on and you believe that it will never happen.
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Speaker 5: No.
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Speaker 2: Bill Withers wrote this song She Goes at age thirty one.
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Speaker 2: He was working at a factory that made aircraft toilet parts,
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Speaker 2: and when the song later went gold, this record label
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Speaker 2: celebrated by giving him a golden toilet seat. Few artists
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Speaker 2: can say their breakthrough career literally started in the toilet industry.
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Speaker 2: So no matter where you are, no matter your circumstances,
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Speaker 2: you got an idea, don't sit on it like you.
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Speaker 3: Would a toilet seat.
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Speaker 2: Believe in it and put it out there and let
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Speaker 2: it grow and let it go on the dark. Other
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Speaker 2: than that, you're can win his clicks today and there's
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Speaker 2: a lovely session of which they hits at six coming aways.
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Speaker 2: While also I'll be announcing the winner of our Star
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Speaker 2: Wars Mandalorian and Grogu competition. We are getting ever closer
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Speaker 2: to that twelve thousand rand lights saber that someone's gonna win.
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Speaker 2: I don't know if they're going to send me one
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Speaker 2: that they should. I don't mean to HOOI, but I'd
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Speaker 2: love one, thank you, that'd be great. And what else
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Speaker 2: is there? Just your company un till seven is enough
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Speaker 2: for me. So let's set this Alex Warren track. It's
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Speaker 2: brand new. It's called fever Dream. It's so good to
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Speaker 2: be back in your company. Welcome to your flash drive.
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Speaker 2: This is KFEM ninety four point five Jordan's Spark's Battlefield.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to your flash drive KFEM ninety four point five.
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Speaker 2: It is so nice to have you along for the
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Speaker 2: ride till seven o'clock.
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Speaker 3: Co boo boom, chip bom, Chip boom, Chip boom, chip pop.
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Speaker 2: All right, before the show, I want to just bring
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Speaker 2: you into something quickly. Before the show, I was just
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Speaker 2: telling my team, telling Jody and Pietrice and Cassidy about
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Speaker 2: after I did my thing yesterday, all right, that thing
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Speaker 2: that kept me away from this thing, I had an idea, Yeah,
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Speaker 2: and I just got writing, and I'm at this point
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Speaker 2: now where I think this writing it's gonna go somewhere,
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Speaker 2: and it's going to go down to basics. And these
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Speaker 2: basics are very important because in the thing that I
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Speaker 2: was doing yesterday, you started realizing more and more, no
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Speaker 2: matter how close proximity you are with the people you
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Speaker 2: care about, do you know enough about them? And I
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Speaker 2: proposed to my team that I think sometimes we know
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Speaker 2: just enough to keep the relationship going, because perhaps you're
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Speaker 2: not ready for the other bits of information, nor do
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Speaker 2: we have a desire to know a little bit more,
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Speaker 2: because we are afraid that it would affect the existing relationship,
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Speaker 2: so very selfishly, we only know what we want to
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Speaker 2: know in order to maintain the relationship, as opposed to
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Speaker 2: know more and challenge yourself in knowing more about somebody
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Speaker 2: and retaining that relationship. Now, I know it sounds very complicated,
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Speaker 2: But is that theory that I proposed completely.
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Speaker 3: Out of whack?
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Speaker 4: Are you asking me?
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Speaker 3: I'm asking you now.
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Speaker 4: Okay, I don't think it is out of w at all.
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Speaker 4: I think we've grown to be a very controlling people,
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Speaker 4: and so we tell one another what we think is
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Speaker 4: going to help.
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Speaker 3: Us keep the peace or see.
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Speaker 4: You know, it's like how people present themselves on first
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Speaker 4: dates and so and so, because it's like, but I
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Speaker 4: want them to think that I'm you know, because there
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Speaker 4: is a chance, there is a very small chance that
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Speaker 4: if we give everything and we are vulnerable and we
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Speaker 4: are we are truly honest and authentic, that someone might
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Speaker 4: not accept us for who we are. And that scares us.
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Speaker 4: But is it really scary because now you're serving through
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Speaker 4: the people that don't deserve to be with you in
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Speaker 4: the first place. Right.
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Speaker 2: There's a lovely book called The Courage to Be Disliked,
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Speaker 2: And it's another book that I that I think also
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Speaker 2: speaks to my little theory. And I'm not someone who
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Speaker 2: just complains. I like solutions and I have this idea
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Speaker 2: about a solution. It is not a new idea, but
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Speaker 2: because recently I purchased a pack of these that I
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Speaker 2: started writing my own conversation cards. Oh okay, now you've
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Speaker 2: heard about these.
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Speaker 4: Yes I have. I've seen a bunch of them, and they.
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Speaker 3: I've brought.
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Speaker 4: No, it's okay. I'm just I'm refecting on the ones
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Speaker 4: that I've seen, and they're not always the greatest.
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Speaker 2: I brought the pack that I that I got with
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Speaker 2: me because I think that if you're apprehensive to ask
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Speaker 2: certain questions, then you have something like this pack over here,
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Speaker 2: just like so I'm shuffling. Okay, you can shuffle through,
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Speaker 2: pick out a question and get to know somebody a
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Speaker 2: little bit better. And I think this is what where
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Speaker 2: it excites me. When I read through these, I thought
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Speaker 2: I could write better ones. So I wrote about one
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Speaker 2: hundred because I was very inspired. But it it really
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Speaker 2: opened up certain people around me that I've known for
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Speaker 2: a long time, and I thought, this is such a
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Speaker 2: nice way of broaching a variety of different topics, but
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Speaker 2: at the same time keeping it simple, like as simple
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Speaker 2: as asking one question and italy evoke an entire conversation
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Speaker 2: and that's what it should.
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Speaker 4: Okay, ask me a question.
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Speaker 3: Do you want a deep one? Or do you want
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Speaker 3: a fun one?
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Speaker 4: I am whatever you need me to be, So whatever
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Speaker 4: card comes out, that's the one you ask.
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Speaker 2: What's something you could do five years ago that you
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Speaker 2: can't do today? It's nice and light five, it's twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty six here, So don't you can't say you can't
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Speaker 2: say go outside because that was twenty twenty.
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Speaker 4: Symbol constantru mom. You know, I mean I can still so,
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Speaker 4: but it's just I know, career is it's different. I've
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Speaker 4: grown constantial mom's grown.
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Speaker 2: Okay, So I'm shuffling these ones unless you want the
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Speaker 2: one that I wrote.
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Speaker 3: What you wrote, I thought you'd never ask. Okay, Okay,
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Speaker 3: So I wrote a couple. And I love the simplicity here,
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Speaker 3: I really do. I love the fact that we can
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Speaker 3: just get together and we can just have one question,
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Speaker 3: an evoke a question, and then just get some answers.
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Speaker 2: I think it's beautiful. How about this, right? I need
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Speaker 2: a smell that instantly brings back your childhood, A smell.
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Speaker 4: Alien spray?
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Speaker 3: Did they saw that at the tuch shop?
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Speaker 4: That Campspey Primary or from heaven that's stuff that you
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Speaker 4: were like atensively to Danny k Shop. Yes, yes, right,
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Speaker 4: Uh my word, that's all the smell of nuggets, yo,
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Speaker 4: keepy nugget. Yeah, the smell of nuggets because I had
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Speaker 4: to nugget my school shoes every Sunday with my dad.
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Speaker 2: We all did well, we had to make that work
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Speaker 2: for me. I would say, lavender floor polish. When you
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Speaker 2: had parquet flooring. Okay, the parquet flooring you had to
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Speaker 2: look after it, and the people would be like, you
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Speaker 2: know what, you're an able bodied person now. And for
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Speaker 2: some every single time, in fact specifically, it will actually
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Speaker 2: remind me of Christmas time. But I think if it
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Speaker 2: goes back to a certain like the childhood, that was
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Speaker 2: one thing that I think would definitely it would. It
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Speaker 2: would make a difference. Oh my word, you said, but
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Speaker 2: you understand. Suddenly suddenly I get to know more about
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Speaker 2: you now. I know that you you had to do
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Speaker 2: the polish of the shoes first, and night get goes
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Speaker 2: on and then you have a little buffer to make
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Speaker 2: it really shiny. And that's why I thought to get
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Speaker 2: to know each other more. I think we just have
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Speaker 2: to answer, like, answer more questions, ask more questions and
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Speaker 2: be ready for all answers because we get to connect
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Speaker 2: a little bit better.
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Speaker 4: I like that.
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Speaker 2: I think it's so beautiful. So look out for more
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Speaker 2: questions today and every other day. I think it'd be important.
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Speaker 2: Can I ask you one more question?
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Speaker 4: You can ask me whatever you want, all right?
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Speaker 3: The question is so heavy one.
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Speaker 2: House traffic while you're working. I was working for you
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Speaker 2: and for you, Cassidy, working very hard to give you
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Speaker 2: some good information. It's the flash Driver, by the way,
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Speaker 2: K from ninety four point five. So let me just
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Speaker 2: tell you straight up, and I know you're going to
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Speaker 2: love this and you're going to want to stream and
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Speaker 2: shout about it. Okay, we might even have to run
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Speaker 2: to HR or to our boss. A new study suggests
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Speaker 2: that one big annual holiday might not be enough to
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Speaker 2: properly recover from stress and burn out. Researchers found that shorter,
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Speaker 2: roughly every two months a vacation is needed for living optimally.
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Speaker 3: Thank you.
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Speaker 4: First of all. Yes, Second of all, So you mean
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Speaker 4: to tell me the gen zs were onto something when
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Speaker 4: they once in personal days.
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Speaker 3: I am not responding to that, Oh gosh, because it's.
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Speaker 4: Like nosing is different.
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Speaker 2: This is different, this is different, this is this is
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Speaker 2: not no, this is not like a Monday. And this
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Speaker 2: weekend was very very heavy on my quartosol and I
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Speaker 2: can't come to work. And it's like, but you're a
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Speaker 2: heart surgeon. There's a surgery. What do you mean you
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Speaker 2: understand what I'm saying. Okay, it's not. This is about
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Speaker 2: ensuring that there's that awareness to to break time.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, like I would. I would totally argue.
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Speaker 2: That people who work in media in this like doing
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Speaker 2: shows every day, six days a week, et cetera, like
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Speaker 2: you need a bit off, you need a break of
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Speaker 2: about two weeks in the.
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Speaker 3: Middle of the year. Mine are at the end of
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Speaker 3: the years. Oh I think that's fair.
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Speaker 4: Mind you, even with that push, you still wouldn't take
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Speaker 4: the break. You love You love what you do so
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Speaker 4: much that even though you need the break, you wouldn't
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Speaker 4: take them.
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Speaker 2: Break I'm also not going to respond to that. Doing
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Speaker 2: well today, You've got the two responses the same thing.
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Speaker 2: I don't mean to know, no comment, no comment? Then yeah,
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Speaker 2: all right and you. Study found the teens of spending
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Speaker 2: an average of more than fifty minutes on their phones
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Speaker 2: overnight during school nights. It's nearly half using them between
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Speaker 2: midnight and four am. Most of that time was spent
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Speaker 2: on apps like TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and games like Growblocks.
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Speaker 2: Research researchers say the issue is in a screen time.
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Speaker 3: It's stimulation.
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Speaker 2: Social media keeps the brain emotionally active long after the
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Speaker 2: phone is put down, making it harder to properly sleep.
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Speaker 2: The only problem is there's a loop there because as
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Speaker 2: soon as you feed your brain something, as soon as
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Speaker 2: that effect wears off, what happens the brain craves it again.
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Speaker 3: Yes, have you done this?
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Speaker 2: And I think this is a good test of if
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Speaker 2: you are too connected to your phone, if you struggle
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Speaker 2: to sleep right, yeah, at night, if you struggle. Okay,
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Speaker 2: Erica Kalitz just said more music, less talk. I'm talking, Eric,
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Speaker 2: You're very rude. Moving along. I'm saying that. What I'm
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Speaker 2: saying is that have you ever found yourself with a
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Speaker 2: cell phone right next to your bed, and then you
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Speaker 2: are in and out of sleep, and then you keep
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Speaker 2: on going back to the cell phone. Erica just sent
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Speaker 2: me a heart. I don't care. Eric couldn't be rude otherwise,
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Speaker 2: good of the WhatsApp line.
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Speaker 3: Continue. You were saying, Oh.
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Speaker 4: Gosh, I'm someone that's very cognizant of that being a problem.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: So I'm someone that puts my phone in another room,
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Speaker 4: especially because I wake up so early to go to gym,
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Speaker 4: so I need to get up to go and turn
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Speaker 4: my alarm off. So when I'm down on my phone,
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Speaker 4: I'm down on my phone.
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Speaker 2: So you do, Okay, you have that discipline. I don't
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Speaker 2: think a lot of people have the discipline at the moment.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, but it's just because I know that I would
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Speaker 4: be that person.
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Speaker 2: Yes, No, that's that's essentially it, right, that's the So
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Speaker 2: I just it'd be very very good to to just
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Speaker 2: make sure that you're cognizant of that, because that is
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Speaker 2: happening over here.
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Speaker 3: It's very very interesting. But I thought i'd throw that
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Speaker 3: onto you.
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Speaker 2: And then just after four o'clock, I've got something for
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Speaker 2: you because there's another little bit of science that I
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Speaker 2: want to share, and it's around modern attraction.
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Speaker 3: Okay, and this is this is wild.
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Speaker 2: It's wild about you know, traditionally you thought attraction with
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Speaker 2: a certain thing. It's completely different now okay, so this
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Speaker 2: is after fall. I mean, do you want it now?
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Speaker 4: No? No?
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Speaker 5: No?
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Speaker 4: Is Erica? Okay with us? Can we talk?
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Speaker 2: I don't think so, but I think you know, it's
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Speaker 2: some people just want attention, and I'm very very happy
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Speaker 2: to give it to anybody, including this individual. But I
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Speaker 2: think while you're talking about something in the middle of
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Speaker 2: the thought, to get a little message like that, so
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Speaker 2: clearly the person. By the way, there's something called the podcast.
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Speaker 2: It's called forty before forty. You can listen to that
14:49
Speaker 2: rather if you don't want anything. Yeah, that's that's a
14:52
Speaker 2: vayable on Primetia Plus. That's an app you can download
14:54
Speaker 2: onto your phone. So please feel free. It'll be wonderful.
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Speaker 2: So have a good one. I appreciate you.
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Speaker 3: Love it.
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Speaker 2: Alternatively, put on a playlist, Erica, thank you, bit bit boy,
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Speaker 2: shut up all beyond. Hey, there we go. It's your
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Speaker 2: flash drive. K FAIM ninety four point five. My name
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Speaker 2: is Carl Wasty. This lovely lady alongside me is Cassidy
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Speaker 2: Jade Nicholson, and I promised a conversation around something quite unique,
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Speaker 2: modern attraction. Now, what do you find attractive about a somebody?
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Speaker 2: Just I need to ask. Even if it's something very traditional,
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Speaker 2: it could be something physical.
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Speaker 3: Go for it. What do you find attractive about somebody?
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Speaker 4: Ummmm? Physical?
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Speaker 2: It doesn't matter anything, even if it's superficial, doesn't matter.
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Speaker 2: Just tell me, Like when you notice somebody like, ooh
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Speaker 2: the guys, nice hands hands. Okay, forget the cheesey pick
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Speaker 2: up lines in the gym. Self is According to a
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Speaker 2: fascinating ranking of the tiny things that secretly shape attraction,
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Speaker 2: romance is actually influenced by everything from posture to ear
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Speaker 2: placement to the vegetables one eats.
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Speaker 3: Yes, are you so you're notdding?
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Speaker 2: So you agree with all of these because there are
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Speaker 2: other things that attract people to others. It's not just
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Speaker 2: having a six pack and great pecks and huge shoulders
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Speaker 2: and nice traps and biceps and beautiful eyebrows and lovely
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Speaker 2: color of eyes, plumpness of your lips, straightness of a nose.
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Speaker 2: That like, there's a lot of those things that are
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Speaker 2: so esthetic. Here are top ten weirdly specific things that
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Speaker 2: affect attraction. At number ten Cassidy J. Nicholson, Talking into
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Speaker 2: different ears is surprisingly important. Research suggests people emotionally process
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Speaker 2: certain types of communication differently depending on which ear hears
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Speaker 2: at first. Human beings are unbelievably complicated in that way.
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Speaker 2: So if you really want to hear, if you want
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Speaker 2: to hear me, do you turn your right here toward
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Speaker 2: me or your left toward me?
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Speaker 4: I feel like I'm turning my left ear right, yes.
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Speaker 3: But now maybe to a potential suitor, you turn your
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Speaker 3: right here to them?
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Speaker 4: Who knows you?
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Speaker 2: See what I'm saying. This is weird, right, it gets weirder.
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Speaker 2: Wearing red can make all the difference on a first date.
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Speaker 4: Yes, I know that. That's actually like, if you read
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Speaker 4: any of the articles that are in magazines for what
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Speaker 4: to wear, it always says that a woman should wear red.
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Speaker 4: It's striking, it evokes passion, but it's also the first
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Speaker 4: thing you see and it's like, it's memorable.
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Speaker 2: I also think there's a certain reverse psychology because everything
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Speaker 2: that's red in our sphere is hazard or danger. So
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Speaker 2: running toward hazard and danger seems very exciting.
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Speaker 4: You know where that danger is wed.
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Speaker 2: A diet heavy and fruits and vegetables might make you
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Speaker 2: more attractive to a potential suitor. According to this, healthy
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Speaker 2: eating is on the map of ear for weirdly specific things.
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Speaker 2: Adrenaline levels at the time of meeting subtly control romantic interest.
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Speaker 2: To believe it, so that's a hormonal connection. People may
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Speaker 2: unknowingly look for partners that share an eye color, wow
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Speaker 2: with a specific parent Dundundun. The mirroring of a person's
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Speaker 2: actions can determine their attractiveness. The more you mirror someone,
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Speaker 2: the more you are attractive to them. Different pictures of
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Speaker 2: voice appeal to men and women, depending on which one's
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Speaker 2: more attractive.
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Speaker 4: So did you lower your voice?
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Speaker 3: I don't know you're talking about just going to this list?
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Speaker 3: What do you mean? Number three?
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Speaker 2: Good posture can make you more attractive instead of slouching
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Speaker 2: over maybe someone A good posture. By the way, for me,
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Speaker 2: posture is hot. Really, I want to tell you that,
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Speaker 2: like can I tell you people who have been in
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Speaker 2: the dance world. Dancers have the most incredible posture and
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Speaker 2: that is extremely attractive. The scent of an immune system
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Speaker 2: can be more attractive to a partner. Science says people
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Speaker 2: sub consciously pick up biological compatibility through scent and you
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Speaker 2: don't even know it. And then number one, communication style
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Speaker 2: slightly guides what draws people together. Apparently the way people speak, respond,
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Speaker 2: and communicate emotionally plays a huge role in attraction. This
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Speaker 2: is what I want to venture into with you. What
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Speaker 2: is the weird attractive points for you? Things that bring
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Speaker 2: you close to people? Off the chart type of thing,
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Speaker 2: not traditional?
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Speaker 4: Okay, well, this is just a silly thing that I
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Speaker 4: find attractive. I look for certain ways a man drives.
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, you can't just have that as a headline.
19:42
Speaker 2: I need an article. What do you mean the way
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Speaker 2: a man drives?
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Speaker 3: Hold? Do you like the whole palm on the steerac
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Speaker 3: and do you like that flat palm thing?
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Speaker 4: And listen, I'm going to say it. If you want
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Speaker 4: to get me pregnant. Put your hand on the back
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Speaker 4: of my seat when we're reversing. Ah, like, oh, what
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Speaker 4: do you mean? Like now we're reversing and you're looking
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Speaker 4: over my shop? Please please be so serious my hand
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Speaker 4: in marriage? Of course?
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Speaker 3: Do you know what I like?
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Speaker 2: I's sorry, I just like I like vocab, I love
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Speaker 2: a big word.
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Speaker 3: Special. I'm sorry, this is why this is not gonna work.
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Speaker 4: Did you just bring up with me?
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Speaker 3: Yes, I did. You went Boha mal by the way,
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Speaker 3: beschamal from bohon doll, it's called bosha mal. There we Well,
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Speaker 3: you're welcome wash and doll. Yeah. So I just think
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Speaker 3: that if you you don't have to be.
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Speaker 2: Over overly verbose about the big words, right, But if
20:44
Speaker 2: suddenly you drop in something about like I just found
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Speaker 2: this book a little convoluted, and I'm like, excuse me.
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Speaker 3: One, sorry, let's say that again slower. You know, I
20:55
Speaker 3: get it. I don't know why I love vocab. I
20:56
Speaker 3: don't know. I just I don't. I can't explain it.
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Speaker 3: I love simple language.
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Speaker 2: But if you throw in a big word in the
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Speaker 2: right way at the right time, yeah, my head turns.
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Speaker 3: I might get whiplash.
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Speaker 4: It's so crazy because I'm thinking about this right, and
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Speaker 4: I'm like, it definitely means something at a deeper level,
21:14
Speaker 4: like I've got a thing with a man who's definitely
21:17
Speaker 4: in control, and you like a woman who's educated.
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Speaker 2: Like it doesn't say that's the thing. It doesn't have
21:24
Speaker 2: to be particularly edgy.
21:26
Speaker 4: I know that, but it's like someone who's who's well spoken,
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Speaker 4: or like but that's a confidence.
21:31
Speaker 2: Even like you don't have to be have a degree
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Speaker 2: to be with me. I'm just saying it's fine. You
21:36
Speaker 2: don't need tertiary.
21:37
Speaker 4: Just be interested in a book, man, But just have like.
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Speaker 2: One word you got from a book or a you
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Speaker 2: magazine once and you know what it means, and you
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Speaker 2: drop it in exactly. You could sell me. They're not
21:46
Speaker 2: just just call I hungry. But the beshamal that I saw,
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Speaker 2: I was like, what sorry, what say it again?
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Speaker 6: Who?
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Speaker 3: And nothing has something to.
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Speaker 7: Do with food?
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Speaker 2: You Oh, you hitting the marks all the time, but
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Speaker 2: you know there's one little weird thing that attracts you
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Speaker 2: outside of the traditional you know where to share.
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Speaker 3: There's a WhatsApp.
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Speaker 4: Line online right now.
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Speaker 3: Fatima, Hello, car, I'm you Hello.
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Speaker 2: We were just chatting about these strange attractive triggers. Called
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Speaker 2: him that because it's not always traditional. It's not always
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Speaker 2: like the six spec and the oil and you know,
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Speaker 2: it's the you know, sort of the certain features of
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Speaker 2: a of a woman that's more physical. Sometimes you have
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Speaker 2: a weird thing that you attracted to. Do you have
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Speaker 2: one of those?
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Speaker 8: Yes, I do, I do.
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Speaker 1: So.
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Speaker 8: My husband drives a four by four double cab so
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Speaker 8: those things aren't the smallest of vehicle.
22:43
Speaker 3: No, And whenever.
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Speaker 8: We're driving and you know, we need to find a
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Speaker 8: parking spot, and I'll look at the puck and I'm like, no,
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Speaker 8: you never, it just could us van comforting me and
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Speaker 8: he puts it in lifeless love. And when he does that,
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Speaker 8: and I just give him that look. I mean, you
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Speaker 8: know me. You knows that's that's just for me giving
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Speaker 8: you for my food. I will head into the titles
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Speaker 8: parking spots.
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Speaker 3: Sure, Fatima. I have so many things I want to
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Speaker 3: say to you now, but it's a family. Yea, she was.
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Speaker 2: I was about you know what, I'm going to say
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Speaker 2: this one line to you. I can't imagine how that
23:23
Speaker 2: would be attractive. How when you think that it won't
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Speaker 2: fit and you you put into gear and you wait
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Speaker 2: and it's there. You know, but you you or you
23:37
Speaker 2: are wonderful.
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Speaker 3: Thank you for.
23:43
Speaker 8: There's lots of other things that people think that I'm attracted.
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Speaker 8: I mean, I think and just a little said. But
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Speaker 8: as well, you know him. You've interviewed him so many
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Speaker 8: times already, so you think that you're singing would have
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Speaker 8: been the turn.
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Speaker 3: On, But it's not a whoa hold on. Tell me
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Speaker 3: who the abuse.
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Speaker 8: You've you've interviewed him.
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Speaker 3: Oh my word, I use is is factor? Your your man?
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Speaker 2: By the way, he's also very good looking as well.
24:19
Speaker 2: You know that, hey, he can He's actually unfair because
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Speaker 2: now that I heard the new information about him, he's
24:23
Speaker 2: being very unfair to the rest of us because now
24:26
Speaker 2: he's got everything the boxes tick. He can park a
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Speaker 2: massive double cab and he can sing an. He's good looking. Nah,
24:32
Speaker 2: and he's probably reverse parking no no, no no, that
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Speaker 2: ali doc.
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Speaker 3: As well parallel park.
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Speaker 2: You're Fatima. Thank you so much and please send my love.
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Speaker 2: He's wonderful and thanks for the support of the show.
24:45
Speaker 2: I appreciate you. Goodness. The weird things you find attractive,
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Speaker 2: my word.
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Speaker 7: Something that isn't normal that I find his attractive. I
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Speaker 7: spoke about it before. But when my husband is being
24:57
Speaker 7: stern and win need ripprimont the children because he's a
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Speaker 7: teacher also and him and he tells me the stories
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Speaker 7: about it, it reminds them.
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Speaker 3: It's like, sure, I'm getting.
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Speaker 4: Warm now it's need to remand me. Also, I was bad.
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Speaker 3: I was naughty also, sir.
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Speaker 9: Yoh man, you know I don't know what are your
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Speaker 9: boss try about try who.
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Speaker 3: Is the egcorn on you just rather word it's the way,
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Speaker 3: it's just the way you said it. Man, I wasn't
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Speaker 3: being naughty, sir. Thank you for sharing.
25:44
Speaker 2: I'm looking forward to more. Brian Adams wants to sing
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Speaker 3: Don't miss as show.
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Speaker 2: You may be missing out on people sharing the weird
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Speaker 2: things they find attractive.
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Speaker 3: Mardly Hello, Ca, Hello, now hello up to you.
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Speaker 2: That's fine, all right, love you. So here's the thing
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Speaker 2: we were sharing some of the weirdest things. I mean,
26:17
Speaker 2: for me, I like a little vocap. I like a
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Speaker 2: little big word thrown into a sentence or a paragraph,
26:21
Speaker 2: so it could be very very simple communication. And then
26:23
Speaker 2: there's that one word that gets my attention. I feel
26:26
Speaker 2: like that's pretty attractive for you. It's when that guy
26:28
Speaker 2: reverses right, flat palm and then he put his hands
26:33
Speaker 2: hold on Madley. Before you continue, Karen Anne also has one.
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Speaker 2: Sorry Karen, I'm going to draw you in here. Weird
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Speaker 2: thing you find attractive.
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Speaker 10: When my guy wears a very shirty shirt to work
26:44
Speaker 10: and he rolls up his sleeves, you can see the
26:46
Speaker 10: bits of his arms and he just looks so serious
26:48
Speaker 10: butt at the same time.
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Speaker 3: Almost like a teacher.
26:51
Speaker 2: Like it was mentioned earlier, you know, like you the
26:53
Speaker 2: discipline from the teacher one and the woman said that
26:56
Speaker 2: she felt a bit warm.
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Speaker 3: Okay, monny for you, what is it?
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Speaker 5: Yes, so you said black bechamel and food is your vibe.
27:06
Speaker 11: Alcohol.
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Speaker 5: So whenever my husband like popularly opens a bottle of
27:11
Speaker 5: wine or champagne, like unfoiling it and then uncorking it,
27:16
Speaker 5: and then when it opens it like I get it, like.
27:26
Speaker 4: The screw and then everything and then he pushes the
27:29
Speaker 4: screw specific and then and then he shushes them, and
27:37
Speaker 4: then he pushes the things down, and.
27:39
Speaker 5: Then he handles the little money, the little.
27:41
Speaker 4: The little arms of that, and then it comes out perfectly.
27:44
Speaker 3: Hold the money. Does this money? Does this also work?
27:48
Speaker 2: When when someone opens a beer with another beer, does
27:51
Speaker 2: that also equally as attractive to you?
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Speaker 12: Yes, my husband can do it with his wedding ring.
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Speaker 4: You can open the.
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Speaker 3: Stop it now. That is just pure talent right there. Okay,
27:59
Speaker 3: you're a lucky woman.
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Speaker 2: If you're going to put your wedding ring there, hey,
28:03
Speaker 2: that just very quickly, and then still ask you a
28:06
Speaker 2: question about your day thereafter.
28:08
Speaker 4: It's not the same.
28:09
Speaker 5: Do you want to lift up your feet and I'll
28:11
Speaker 5: do the dinner?
28:12
Speaker 4: Okay?
28:13
Speaker 3: Okay?
28:14
Speaker 2: By the way, yeah, because I mean the sound effect
28:16
Speaker 2: you made earlier, I was very worried about the show.
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Speaker 3: Thank you, Madley. I appreciate you.
28:20
Speaker 2: See you want to share the weirdest thing you find attractive.
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Speaker 5: Let's go, hi, guys. So mine is a practically when
28:29
Speaker 5: you know, when you make a time mat that and
28:31
Speaker 5: then he has a little little muscle thing on the
28:34
Speaker 5: side of his on the side of his chaw, just
28:36
Speaker 5: like I do it on purpose, just so I can
28:38
Speaker 5: see that.
28:38
Speaker 4: And if you tell you that's.
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Speaker 3: Not toxic at all, you know, you know what could
28:45
Speaker 3: be a hack.
28:46
Speaker 4: And don't quote me on this over cookie statement. Don't
28:50
Speaker 4: promote that, because not only is he going to get
28:53
Speaker 4: a little bit upset, he's also going to be chewing
28:56
Speaker 4: for a long time.
28:58
Speaker 3: Sure, why would you give this woman a do you
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Speaker 3: know what I mean? You can just see that flicky,
29:05
Speaker 3: would you?
29:06
Speaker 2: No?
29:06
Speaker 4: No, no, I do not.
29:07
Speaker 2: This show does not advocate for overcooking any meat of
29:09
Speaker 2: any sort. A mess is brought to you by the
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Speaker 2: flash driver. The Bougie Brie Association of South Africa.
29:13
Speaker 3: Shed by me.
29:14
Speaker 2: Now find a different way, okay, just find a different way.
29:18
Speaker 2: Do you know it's another good idea. When bubblegum loses
29:21
Speaker 2: its flavor, just if you keep on chewing there, then
29:24
Speaker 2: it's pure jaw.
29:25
Speaker 5: Muscle block and then a different sweet and you know,
29:30
Speaker 5: cut after Wilson block, and then I killed you on
29:33
Speaker 5: that flavor.
29:33
Speaker 12: And then I could just watch him.
29:36
Speaker 3: Tell me something, what football team does your hobby support?
29:39
Speaker 5: Oh?
29:40
Speaker 4: Absolutely, no football, No really, no football.
29:44
Speaker 3: At all, No, no rugby, no, no sport at all.
29:47
Speaker 5: Nothing, which is very because it gets very uptick when
29:50
Speaker 5: I watch our rusty players and then I'm like, all
29:52
Speaker 5: this show looks nice and then I just.
29:54
Speaker 11: Get a side.
29:55
Speaker 4: You know, but.
29:57
Speaker 3: Well, you know, nothing about what you said you do
30:00
Speaker 3: to your hobby is toxic at all?
30:01
Speaker 4: No?
30:02
Speaker 3: Nothing? Sure? Oh well what a jaw saying?
30:07
Speaker 2: She was, thank you very much for sharing, and yeah,
30:10
Speaker 2: just keep the keep the man chewing on something, but
30:12
Speaker 2: don't overcook the steak.
30:13
Speaker 3: Why would you do? Why would you tell him?
30:15
Speaker 4: Just trying to help us. I'm a feminist, but I
30:19
Speaker 4: am a girl's girl.
30:20
Speaker 3: I'm a meterist. Okay, I'm a meteorologist.
30:23
Speaker 4: Don't you want him to have us? You know what
30:25
Speaker 4: it's it's jaw maxing. No no, no no, he looks maxing.
30:30
Speaker 4: No no, no no, His jaw's gonna be so strong.
30:33
Speaker 2: Just use the steak, okay, don't desecrate the thought of
30:38
Speaker 2: the honor of that animal. Okay, don't overcook the steak, please,
30:42
Speaker 2: y'are I'm sooner warm now?
30:44
Speaker 3: But not in that other way.
30:47
Speaker 2: Sweet loves even saying cheers a couple of comments sort
30:50
Speaker 2: of dripping over if I can say it in that way.
30:53
Speaker 2: Given the fact that there are some people who find
30:56
Speaker 2: things weirdly attractive, and that's okay, I want you to
30:58
Speaker 2: share those feel free and I'd love to hear the
31:02
Speaker 2: unique things, not just the person has nice curves and
31:05
Speaker 2: nice that like those are very aesthetic. Yeah, sometimes there
31:08
Speaker 2: are other things, like for me I mentioned earlier, vocab.
31:12
Speaker 2: If you drop in a big word that makes my
31:14
Speaker 2: head turned, and if you use it properly, you know
31:18
Speaker 2: what I mean? Yes, not just saying something like it
31:20
Speaker 2: shouldn't be a melopropoism. It's going to be something that's
31:22
Speaker 2: used in a in a way that is in context,
31:26
Speaker 2: doesn't matter, right whatever, And then you said you love
31:30
Speaker 2: her when a guy does a flat hand and when
31:31
Speaker 2: he's turning a big car, you.
31:32
Speaker 4: Know what I mean, Or when he puts his hand
31:35
Speaker 4: on my headdress, yes, when we're reversing, that's that's one
31:41
Speaker 4: of those things.
31:41
Speaker 2: Can I also mention if someone is incredibly efficient at
31:45
Speaker 2: giving you clues for thirty seconds, that doesn't doesn't do
31:49
Speaker 2: the whole Okay, mo mo mo MoMA, that doesn't do
31:51
Speaker 2: the m go straight into it, right, monument paris go Like,
31:55
Speaker 2: if someone's that efficient, it's a it's a big thing
31:57
Speaker 2: for me.
31:58
Speaker 4: Okay, hear me out, hear me out.
32:00
Speaker 3: All right, I'm listening. I'm listening.
32:01
Speaker 4: We're talking about what to order at a restaurant. Yes,
32:04
Speaker 4: and then when the waight it comes goes, so she'll
32:07
Speaker 4: have and I'll have. But do you think that's I
32:11
Speaker 4: think that that's amazing? Like do you like it quite
32:13
Speaker 4: literally spoken for? What do you mean?
32:15
Speaker 3: Oh? That's oh, I get it, you know what I mean.
32:17
Speaker 4: But it's not like, oh, this is what you know
32:19
Speaker 4: through assumption all right, it's because we spoke about it
32:22
Speaker 4: and now you've decided to do it on.
32:23
Speaker 2: My behalf, Mesita said. When my man got his mistake
32:32
Speaker 2: to me, I was like, you're.
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Speaker 13: Okay, I'm not sure this councer is a different or
32:39
Speaker 13: odd thing to be attracted to. A woman would be, well,
32:44
Speaker 13: I like a nice set of collar bones. Yeah, so
32:49
Speaker 13: those halting tops, I think they're off the shoulder. Whatever
32:51
Speaker 13: it is that shows the last collar bone got me.
32:57
Speaker 2: Is something about the Q. I'm not gonna lie this,
33:00
Speaker 2: something about collar I calling Cassidy.
33:03
Speaker 3: I don't know.
33:03
Speaker 5: This is weird.
33:06
Speaker 3: I feel like it's common with a few females.
33:09
Speaker 5: But I like pains.
33:12
Speaker 3: I like frames in hands and fore arms and.
33:16
Speaker 4: Saying I love it, preaching to the conversion.
33:21
Speaker 3: Okay, are you also a vain person?
33:23
Speaker 4: No?
33:23
Speaker 3: I mean not like that. No, not like Erican. No
33:25
Speaker 3: know what I mean.
33:25
Speaker 2: You're a vain You're you're you're a vascular person. Yes, okay,
33:30
Speaker 2: you're like Georgia says how they speak to their mom.
33:35
Speaker 3: Very very very please.
33:36
Speaker 4: Can you get me a coffee? Please?
33:38
Speaker 2: Mummy?
33:40
Speaker 3: So hold on you.
33:41
Speaker 2: When your men says mommy, instead like mom, no, no, no,
33:44
Speaker 2: I'm just I'm making absolutely.
33:48
Speaker 3: Weird is coming over? Momsy, I love you. I think
33:53
Speaker 3: you know what. I hope one day I love you
33:55
Speaker 3: like I love my mom. Do you like those guys
33:58
Speaker 3: the best?
34:00
Speaker 2: Like?
34:00
Speaker 3: Whoa?
34:01
Speaker 4: You know what? Actually I'll stay at home.
34:02
Speaker 3: Thanks, yeah, thank you for sharing. I know this.
34:05
Speaker 2: There's a lot more coming through and I will find
34:08
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Speaker 2: Thank you for sharing some of those very weird things
34:34
Speaker 2: you find attractive.
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Speaker 2: Okay, Belinda, yes, based on hot. I know it's the
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Speaker 2: first word. Give it a shot, anyway.
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Speaker 12: I would say passion.
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Speaker 3: Passion, Pashia, no, no.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, because passion is going to happen at call call
37:19
Speaker 2: if you win this thing. However, not the one I'm
37:23
Speaker 2: looking for. Okay, my word would.
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Speaker 3: Be light like, yeah, you're let me think lighthouse, lighthouse.
37:37
Speaker 2: Some people can be that way, and if those people
37:39
Speaker 2: are your lighthouse, you should take them to call call
37:41
Speaker 2: it's wrong though. Thank you for trying, Berlina. This is
37:44
Speaker 2: only the first day. I can't wait to chat you
37:46
Speaker 2: again for the ninth day or the tenth day, because
37:49
Speaker 2: this could roll on all.
37:50
Speaker 3: The way through. There we go.
37:50
Speaker 2: You got hot, You've got light to put down on
37:52
Speaker 2: a piece of paper and make sure you get this
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Speaker 2: thing sorted, because the person who wins this prize is
37:58
Speaker 2: going to call call Mountain Lodge in a would be you.
38:02
Speaker 1: The flash World on AM ninety four five.
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Speaker 2: Listen, the apologies for me being absent yesterday, but you
38:10
Speaker 2: asked all the Flashwood champion.
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Speaker 3: Are you ready to go today?
38:13
Speaker 4: Yes?
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Speaker 3: I am nice.
38:16
Speaker 2: Someone really, really really would like to challenge you. Is
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Speaker 2: this Nisa, Yes it is. I'm disappointed. Why because you
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Speaker 2: have a full, beautiful name and you cannot allow me
38:32
Speaker 2: to minimize what is a gorgeous name.
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Speaker 3: I refuse, I refuse.
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Speaker 11: Well you know what you know when you will give
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Speaker 11: your small shopper card or something to somebody, and I
38:45
Speaker 11: told you the condition is you learn to say my name.
38:48
Speaker 11: Take a slip with your home and learn to say
38:52
Speaker 11: my name.
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Speaker 2: I need you to say your full name. I would
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Speaker 2: like to only address you by your full name. It
38:57
Speaker 2: is given to you as a gift. Don't minimize as
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Speaker 2: any gift.
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Speaker 3: Okay, it's hire to Nisa, Henisa.
39:06
Speaker 2: It rolls off my tongue. Did you did you really
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Speaker 2: think that I would not actually get it right. I
39:12
Speaker 2: feel like it's a beautiful name.
39:14
Speaker 3: It really is. Do you know what it means?
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Speaker 11: Yes, lots of the best of women.
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Speaker 3: Excuse and you wanted to hie that from me? Just
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Speaker 3: to call it Nissa? You no, no, no, no, yeah, normal.
39:31
Speaker 11: I don't want too many variations.
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Speaker 3: Of it, I understand.
39:35
Speaker 2: But when people don't get it right, I encourage you
39:37
Speaker 2: to help them pronounce it in the best possible way,
39:40
Speaker 2: because I think some people are very lazy to try,
39:43
Speaker 2: and those people need to be addressed directly.
39:46
Speaker 3: You know, next thing, you know, your name is Raya. No,
39:50
Speaker 3: I exactly you understand, Heisa?
39:55
Speaker 2: It sounds like a songsa ah ni signe now hey Denisa? Yeah, yeah, Well,
40:04
Speaker 2: and you're a volunteer to day Hospital so you're doing
40:07
Speaker 2: you're doing such great work as well, so let's not
40:09
Speaker 2: forget that. So please, i'd like to say your full name.
40:12
Speaker 2: I will address you accordingly. That's what you deserve, Raya Tunisa,
40:15
Speaker 2: And that's how it's gonna be.
40:17
Speaker 3: Listender. Would you like to go first or second?
40:19
Speaker 4: I might.
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Speaker 5: I'd like to go second.
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Speaker 3: Call no problem ya, Tanisa. And this is how it works.
40:24
Speaker 3: You will have five questions.
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Speaker 2: You have to answer them in thirty seconds, and they'll
40:27
Speaker 2: have wondertle word and all the required answers. And that
40:30
Speaker 2: word is Q as in ce you or ce ue okay,
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Speaker 2: Q al Right, it's a nice challenging one today, but
40:40
Speaker 2: I know you got this.
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Speaker 3: Are you ready?
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Speaker 10: Yes?
40:44
Speaker 2: Your time begins with the flash of being Q in
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Speaker 2: three two one. Let's have some fun. The record length
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Speaker 2: of one of these was forty four point six inches.
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Speaker 2: The R in NSR I the skin at the base
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Speaker 2: of the of your fingernail an aster park.
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Speaker 3: Time or you almost there? You're you only have thirty seconds.
41:26
Speaker 3: You cannot think that longer. You must pass. I can't
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Speaker 3: pass without you otherwise I don't want to speak over you.
41:33
Speaker 2: If you've got an answer, just brewing there okay, well,
41:35
Speaker 2: let's go to the answers.
41:36
Speaker 14: All right.
41:37
Speaker 2: The record length of one of these was forty four
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Speaker 2: point six inches with a flash of being Q a cucumber.
41:44
Speaker 2: The r in nsri is res q. The skin at
41:48
Speaker 2: the base of your finger is a cuticle and an
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Speaker 2: aster fark as you correct, the pointer is a poor
41:52
Speaker 2: cu pine. Your last question would have been an American
41:56
Speaker 2: brie and you would have said that's correct. So you see,
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Speaker 2: I don't want you to think that you weren't competent
42:02
Speaker 2: at this challenge.
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Speaker 3: You were. It's just a timing thing. What was the
42:05
Speaker 3: score over there for you?
42:06
Speaker 2: It was doesn't matter. Listen, let's go Q. Okay, thirty seconds.
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Speaker 2: Your time begins in three two one, Let's go. The
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Speaker 2: Roman god of love and desire, often presented as a
42:19
Speaker 2: cherub s Cupid, the closest planet to the sun, Mercury,
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Speaker 2: a lung disease um strange.
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Speaker 3: Peculia a three D square a cube a lung. Tim
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Speaker 3: is up there.
42:46
Speaker 2: You you obviously you were flying through there. Whilsa Roman
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Speaker 2: god of love and desire indeed is a cherub. It
42:52
Speaker 2: is Cupid, closest plander sunny Mercury, lung disease tiberculosis peculius
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Speaker 2: for strange did you square que while then, listener, you
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Speaker 2: are still your flash word champion.
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Speaker 3: Well done. Congratinations Lika Liqua.
43:05
Speaker 2: anMI chat to our friend here Hea Tanisa, what an
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Speaker 2: honored was to get to know you and your beautiful
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Speaker 2: name today. Thank you what and thank you for the
43:16
Speaker 2: great work you're doing. Anybody who volunteers at a day hospital,
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Speaker 2: who literally puts yourself through what is quite a stressful
43:24
Speaker 2: environment to help others, that says a lot about you
43:27
Speaker 2: and your character. So kya, Tanisa from now on, no
43:30
Speaker 2: more Nissa full name, Okay, thank you, have a beautiful day.
43:36
Speaker 3: Thing you know, I know, I know.
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Speaker 2: No peop not you must people must try, not you.
43:42
Speaker 2: People must try. It's them they are the problem, not you. Heya, Tanisa,
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Speaker 2: never you listender back here tomorrow to defend your title.
43:48
Speaker 2: Have yourself a wonderful day. You are fantastic. It is
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Speaker 2: your flash drive KFM ninety four point five and get
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Speaker 2: on this game.
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Speaker 3: All right.
43:55
Speaker 2: We're going to be back on Monday, though. Excuse for
43:58
Speaker 2: because tomorrow I am doing something. I can tell you
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Speaker 2: what I'm doing tomorrow that I can't tell you that
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Speaker 2: I'm going to be at a certain sun Lam Kpe
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Speaker 2: tom Marathon launch and they've asked me given the fact
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Speaker 2: So Mitch Machana will join you once again tomorrow between
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Speaker 2: three and seven, but we will be back with the
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Speaker 2: flash Word on Monday. Apologies once again for being absent
44:22
Speaker 2: tomorrow in advance, but I will be back on in
44:24
Speaker 2: fact Saturday on the kve in top forty. But we're
44:27
Speaker 2: not saying goodbye just yet, Sony twenty past five. We
44:29
Speaker 2: still have fun to have till seven. It is for
44:32
Speaker 2: Jamadilla and goodbye, my friend, with good luck. It's your
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Speaker 2: show flash Drive KFM ninety four point five. Let's do
44:38
Speaker 2: a lick of vunner last to day my songs we haven't.
44:40
Speaker 3: Heard in a while. Can we do that together? Please?
44:42
Speaker 4: Man?
44:43
Speaker 6: Why not?
44:44
Speaker 4: Let's do it?
44:45
Speaker 3: What my city that hucks Day?
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Speaker 13: Like that?
44:51
Speaker 4: Huh?
44:52
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, let's take it back to when our
44:54
Speaker 2: CD act. Okay, let's take it back to when we
44:57
Speaker 2: had you know, just there were certain programs I'm not
44:59
Speaker 2: a liberty to mention on our laptops you know.
45:02
Speaker 4: Like, let's not bring that up.
45:03
Speaker 2: So I'm not going to bring up anything like Napster
45:06
Speaker 2: and using nero to burn onto CD or verbatims. Okay, cool,
45:10
Speaker 2: we're not going to mention that at all. Right, you
45:12
Speaker 2: can go all the way back to those days. Yes, okay,
45:14
Speaker 2: there was a sure And I mean, I know those
45:16
Speaker 2: days for me were different for you because I was
45:19
Speaker 2: already ten years old by the time you were born
45:22
Speaker 2: in nineteen ninety six.
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Speaker 4: You say this, but you know that I've got a
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Speaker 4: palette of music because my parents D money.
45:30
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's D money.
45:31
Speaker 14: You know you do, I know you do.
45:33
Speaker 2: So I want to take it all the way back today,
45:35
Speaker 2: and I'm actually looking for I'm looking for those really
45:38
Speaker 2: sort of you know, we get our our regular songs
45:41
Speaker 2: like Technotronic Pump Up the Jam comes through a lot,
45:43
Speaker 2: anyone I see satisfaction comes through.
45:45
Speaker 3: A lot as well. But I'm looking for I'm going
45:48
Speaker 3: to call like exotic Vana. Last tracks.
45:52
Speaker 2: I was like this one, I would say, Saffred Duo,
45:55
Speaker 2: this one, I would definitely say, this is one of
45:57
Speaker 2: the more exotic ones to choose from.
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Speaker 3: You understand what I mean.
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Speaker 4: I'm so badly want to contribute to this, but I
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Speaker 4: know that I've got an arb sense, So I want
46:07
Speaker 4: to see if you've got this one because it's by
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Speaker 4: in band that you know that we definitely have on this.
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Speaker 3: I'm ready for you. Let me see if I have it.
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Speaker 4: Okay, Faithless we Come One?
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Speaker 3: Do you know that if we have this, then I
46:21
Speaker 3: need to play it because that's one of my favorite faces.
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Speaker 4: That's what I'm saying, ok I just we Come One?
46:25
Speaker 3: Is it the beginning of the song that gets the
46:27
Speaker 3: goosebumps going? Is it this song?
46:30
Speaker 4: Yes?
46:35
Speaker 3: Do you know it's the very top of WEE Come
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Speaker 3: One that I enjoy? It's when that you know, when
46:43
Speaker 3: it builds up. Okay, I have to play that part.
46:45
Speaker 3: Now we have to play this song?
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Speaker 12: We do.
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Speaker 3: We also play a song this one, wait for it,
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Speaker 3: this spot stop. That's what I'm talking You got it.
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Speaker 2: The memo received thanks raise put into the HR system
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Speaker 2: for you perfect we Come One. That's exactly what I'm
47:05
Speaker 2: talking about, because you know we have our iconic van
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Speaker 2: a last three.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
47:09
Speaker 2: But now if you go about exotic, we almost go
47:12
Speaker 2: into the song that was like sort of we knew
47:16
Speaker 2: what the hit single was, but there was like another track.
47:19
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying, you know, and I think those
47:20
Speaker 2: are the more exotic tracks that I'm looking forward to today.
47:23
Speaker 2: I know it's a bit of a challenge and maybe
47:25
Speaker 2: not the most iconic tracks, but I think it'll still
47:28
Speaker 2: be effective. I mean, we come one spot on because
47:30
Speaker 2: faith as we know for but I think that we
47:34
Speaker 2: come one and God. As a DJ, I would say,
47:36
Speaker 2: those are like, let's call that the pocket of Exotic
47:39
Speaker 2: van No.
47:40
Speaker 3: Last Yes, is that cool?
47:41
Speaker 4: I think that's rad. Yeah.
47:43
Speaker 2: So for instance, when I say spy Skulls, let's say
47:47
Speaker 2: the second song that comes to mind as.
47:50
Speaker 3: Opposed to the first song.
47:51
Speaker 2: So when I say spy Skulls, what song comes to
47:53
Speaker 2: mind traditionally want to be but then there's.
48:00
Speaker 3: Spice up your life? Do you understand what I mean?
48:02
Speaker 2: So I want you to ignore the song when you
48:05
Speaker 2: say the artist's name, ignore the first song that comes
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Speaker 2: to mind. Pick the next one. Chat that is Exotic
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Speaker 2: vander Lass. Let's go okay, zero two nine four five
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Speaker 2: zero nine four zero. I'd love to get you on
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Speaker 2: a voice note, so i'd like your voice.
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Speaker 1: On this one.
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Speaker 2: Please send it through Houston. We don't have a problem.
48:25
Speaker 2: I want to answer somebody too. It just continues the
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Speaker 2: final last theme there's like yes, God.
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Speaker 3: All right. Episode two is out for forty before forty.
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Speaker 3: It is my podcast. My name is Carl Wasty. Nice
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Speaker 3: to meet you.
48:38
Speaker 2: This is your flash drive, and I'm going to give
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Speaker 2: you a couple of bits of the podcast on the
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Speaker 2: show too, just to make sure that you if you
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Speaker 2: have some time. I'd love you for your you know,
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Speaker 2: for your years and for your support on the podcast.
48:49
Speaker 2: So for two episodes out. So the first one was
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Speaker 2: May official French, giving me a couple of details and
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Speaker 2: finances and things to consider ahead of me turning forty
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Speaker 2: on the forty of June this year. And the second
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Speaker 2: one is about being a better parent. And there are
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Speaker 2: certain things that I've noticed that I think could use
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Speaker 2: some work, not only me as a parent, but I
49:10
Speaker 2: think in general. And I'm talking about so I'll be
49:16
Speaker 2: completely honest, and I was in this podcast. The cassidy
49:20
Speaker 2: is that I had a chat with my dad, and
49:23
Speaker 2: my dad was you know, he tried to give me
49:26
Speaker 2: everything of the best then he did actually you know
49:28
Speaker 2: him and my mom I loved them for that that
49:30
Speaker 2: The schools I went to, like there were really great schools,
49:34
Speaker 2: and like, I love Pinehurst Primary School in pine Lands,
49:38
Speaker 2: even the area speaks to you know, just some sort
49:41
Speaker 2: of a level. You understand what I mean. Pineland's High School,
49:44
Speaker 2: you know, that was great and I loved it. It
49:46
Speaker 2: was really cool. In fact, we even stayed in Pineland's
49:48
Speaker 2: for a spell before we moved to Thornton. But the
49:52
Speaker 2: thing about that is what I learned later, you know,
49:55
Speaker 2: chatting to my pops, is that he felt so much
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Speaker 2: pressure in having me go to certain schools to have
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Speaker 2: a certain message that would be sent to other individuals
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Speaker 2: around me that we have a certain level of living.
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Speaker 3: Okay, so while it's cool for me.
50:11
Speaker 2: But remember there were other things that you had to
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Speaker 2: keep up with sending your child to a school where
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Speaker 2: there were kids around me who had the means to
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Speaker 2: afford servie days, camps, extra mural activities, and I didn't
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Speaker 2: because it was like enough money to send me to
50:27
Speaker 2: that school. And that's one thing that kind of flared
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Speaker 2: out for me as the old I got and I
50:32
Speaker 2: had this and I had a beautiful conversation with Pops
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Speaker 2: about it, and he was like, you know, I wanted
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Speaker 2: to give you the best number one that at the
50:37
Speaker 2: same time, I had this thing inside me that needed
50:40
Speaker 2: to say that my child goes to a certain school,
50:43
Speaker 2: my child has a certain thing, because perhaps in my
50:46
Speaker 2: mind it was like that's a representation on me.
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Speaker 4: Right, and what's happening? Yeah, okay, and.
50:53
Speaker 2: That's the type of thing that I discussed with Nicky Bush,
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Speaker 2: a parenting expert. Here's a snippet forty Before forty, Episode two,
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Speaker 2: Parental Guidance is Advised.
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Speaker 6: Forty hacks, eight expert friends, brand new and one brand
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Speaker 3: My next forty Before forty guest is Nicky Busch. Now.
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Speaker 2: She is a renowned creative parenting expert, a speaker, best
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Speaker 2: for families and teams navigating a rapidly changing world. We
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Speaker 2: live in a very strange world in twenty twenty six.
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Speaker 2: So let's go straight for the jugular, so to speak,
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Speaker 2: and say, what, in your opinion are parents like me
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Speaker 2: getting wrong in twenty twenty six.
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Speaker 12: So one is that we want kids who look good
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Speaker 12: on paper. We want a great report card because we
51:45
Speaker 12: think that a report card is going to give them
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Speaker 12: access to the best tertiary education, which is going to
51:49
Speaker 12: open all the doors for them. Then there's this accountability
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Speaker 12: issue where parents want to sweep their children's mistakes under
51:56
Speaker 12: the rug instead of teaching their children to take ownership
52:00
Speaker 12: of their failures and their mistakes. And your child cannot
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Speaker 12: be in on a one hundred percent success trajectory for
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Speaker 12: their entire lives because that is not how children learn.
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Speaker 12: Children learn through the apps and the downs. We want
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Speaker 12: our children to be happy and successful. And then I say, well,
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Speaker 12: can you make your child? Can you make anybody actually
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Speaker 12: happy or successful? And the answer is no. You can
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Speaker 12: only provide the environment in which that person and provide
52:28
Speaker 12: the support in which that person child or adult. Because
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Speaker 12: it could be a member of your staff, it could
52:34
Speaker 12: be your spouse, your partner. You can only provide the
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Speaker 12: best possible environment and circumstances in which they are going
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Speaker 12: to create their own version of happiness and success. And
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Speaker 12: I think that this is really really important, because we
52:53
Speaker 12: get so caught up in this dream of success that
52:55
Speaker 12: we actually forget that our ultimate goal of parenting is
52:59
Speaker 12: to let our children go.
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Speaker 2: You know, I actually sat my son do once and
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Speaker 2: it was a very dark conversation, according to him, And
53:04
Speaker 2: I said to him, do you know what the whole
53:06
Speaker 2: idea of parenting is here? It's you need to live
53:09
Speaker 2: without me? And he looked at me and he was like, Dad,
53:12
Speaker 2: it's so dark. I found that even with my own father,
53:14
Speaker 2: is that we had a good conversation about how I
53:16
Speaker 2: grew up, and every choice that he made was around,
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Speaker 2: in his opinion, keeping me safe and making sure that
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Speaker 2: I have the best possible circumstances. Okay, that was his
53:26
Speaker 2: and I know, but I know that a lot of
53:28
Speaker 2: parts of my life he was keeping up with the Joneses.
53:30
Speaker 2: I know a lot of part of his life he
53:31
Speaker 2: was trying his best to keep up with what's around him.
53:33
Speaker 2: So I wouldn't feel alienated by not having And I'm
53:36
Speaker 2: going to call it what it is and correct me
53:38
Speaker 2: if I'm wrong. But is that not parenting with ego?
53:41
Speaker 2: Like saying, hey, this is me and my child needs
53:44
Speaker 2: to be a representative what we have. Therefore, I'm going
53:47
Speaker 2: to show that to the world.
53:48
Speaker 12: Well, it's party ego to show that you've made it,
53:53
Speaker 12: and it's party parenting. Through consumer culture, you know, brands
53:58
Speaker 12: are very important to show you've made so the school
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Speaker 12: your child goes to, the car you drive, the home
54:03
Speaker 12: you have, all the address you have, the clothes you buy,
54:06
Speaker 12: all the clothes your child buys or wares are very
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Speaker 12: important in order to fit in list enough.
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Speaker 3: Let's go now, say with me for the bits you missed.
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Speaker 2: I've always thought about how to make time more meaningful
54:20
Speaker 2: without it being contrived, and said, let's spend time together sun.
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Speaker 12: What I say is, we've got to turn the mundane
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Speaker 12: things in life, the ordinary things in life, into extraordinary
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Speaker 12: moments of connection.
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Speaker 2: Okay, yes, we and if you're wonder what the one
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Speaker 3: Good and it is someone in the banking industry. They
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Speaker 3: you ready, Yeah, let's go.
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Speaker 4: You look apps, absolutely.
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Speaker 14: Thank you.
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Speaker 2: I want to give us some a couple of drinks.
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Speaker 2: Guess come over here. I'm going to have a small whiskey.
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Speaker 2: I'm overdraft.
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Speaker 4: So yeah, aren't you going to compliment my assets?
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Speaker 3: Yes, definitely I will when it comes to your assets.
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Speaker 4: Thanks ned.
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Speaker 3: How did you know my middle name? How did you?
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Speaker 3: That's you? See?
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Speaker 2: You sung to know?
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Speaker 3: Be beautiful?
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Speaker 2: And I think obviously with us connecting, I hope that
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Speaker 2: I can make things simpler, you know, better and faster
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Speaker 2: for you.
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Speaker 4: You're right, we should really capitecalize on this, you know,
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Speaker 4: relations connections, right, Yeah, see each other again like.
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Speaker 3: Maybe like today and then like tomorrow. And they're like,
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Speaker 3: I hear on the street that.
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Speaker 4: A lot of people like to diversify, but I'd like
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Speaker 4: to focus just on you.
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Speaker 3: Thank you for too soon.
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Speaker 2: It's not at all because I actually was about to
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Speaker 2: say that after the state, I'm probably gonna get withdraw.
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Speaker 4: My interest was compounded as well.
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Speaker 2: Really, you know, getting dressed for this evening, I was
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Speaker 2: thinking like should I need to like in suit or
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Speaker 2: in jacket?
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Speaker 3: And I just thought, hey, I'm going to invest What
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Speaker 3: do you think you're eating? What are we doing tonight?
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Speaker 3: What do you want to do? So we spoke about
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Speaker 3: this idea earlier, so I want to give it a try.
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Speaker 3: And seeing that okay, what do we call this? Since
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Speaker 3: life soccoll football? Football?
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Speaker 15: Okay, seeing that football it is on everybody's mind, especially
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Speaker 15: Arsenal fans. Yeah, theymost won that cup thing for the
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Speaker 15: first time in.
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Speaker 3: The Premier League.
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Speaker 15: Yes, they won that thing for the first time in
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Speaker 15: twenty two years. Yes, and then they'll probably win it
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Speaker 15: again in twenty two years. Anyway, I want you why
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Speaker 15: would you He's been telling him, No, No, that's.
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Speaker 4: Just based off that day United is going to win
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Speaker 4: next to okay, just the last in.
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Speaker 15: Your box, back in your box, okay, you and you
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Speaker 15: and Ashley have big dreams. Anyway, So that's the inspiration
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Speaker 15: is football. So I want you to give me some
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Speaker 15: supermarket products that could pass for footballers names.
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Speaker 2: I saw a video like this is this is? This
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Speaker 2: is what the same video? Yes, It was great, except
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Speaker 2: this guy said, give me medication that good passes footballer's names.
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Speaker 2: It was no, it was, it was amazing.
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Speaker 3: But this is fun. Footballer is hold on? Like that
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Speaker 3: fetal game. We just played the song? Can I go first?
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Speaker 2: You know?
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Speaker 4: Sure?
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Speaker 2: It's fine. I think I'm thinking about a female footballer.
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Speaker 2: She's an incredible midfielder. Her name is Ina Parman.
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Speaker 4: San Pellogrino, Italian striker.
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Speaker 3: Okay, okay, get that in a supermarket. See this is
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Speaker 3: starting to work out quite nicely. All right. How about
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Speaker 3: a guy.
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Speaker 2: His name his first name is Scott, all right, his
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Speaker 2: surname all right, he's gonna a little because you're don't
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Speaker 2: to get confused.
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Speaker 3: So Scott.
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Speaker 2: Then his c and his surname is Maulshon. He's a
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Speaker 2: Polish striker, you know, Scott Simla come on, yes, vite,
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Speaker 2: just vet.
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Speaker 4: Everyone calls him vite. Even the celebration is he's a
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Speaker 4: French midfielder.
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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, he has to be, doesn't he. Well, I
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Speaker 3: mean not all areas.
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Speaker 9: You know.
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Speaker 14: Clovert Clover said, course, great player. I think it's Clover.
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Speaker 14: I'm not sure, yeah, Mitch, German strikers.
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Speaker 2: Look here, PSG just included that amazing female football leader.
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Speaker 3: You know what, no lea Mayonnaise, Yes, Lett.
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Speaker 4: We forget. Yes, Swedish defender, it's.
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Speaker 2: Very Alexandre de Yes, I got you, don't forget. There's
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Speaker 2: a goalkeeper from Belgium, also from the ladies team Stella Artois,
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Speaker 2: beautiful striker, honestly of the ball as well as a goalkeeper.
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Speaker 3: Incredible, just letting you know.
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Speaker 4: Plays for the Asian team.
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Speaker 2: F Lings Yes, Flings, yeah, of course, yes, same Asian team.
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Speaker 2: Though his opponent right is Chutney and the problem is
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Speaker 2: Chutney's actually a goalkeeper and it's a terrible goalkeeper because
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Speaker 2: Chutney always misses balls.
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Speaker 4: I just want to do another celebration.
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Speaker 3: Who I don't believe you forgot that Italian legend spar letter.
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Speaker 3: But anyway, so come all right, Adia, thank you so much.
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Speaker 3: Up next you've got Brandon and Youta till ten o'clock tomorrow.
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Speaker 3: I'm awfu, I'm so sorry. Back on Saturday.
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Speaker 2: If the cave from top forty as a team, you're
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Speaker 2: back on Monday. But have yourself an incredible one tomorrow
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