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EXCLUSIVE: Big star’s don’t want to dance with Tyra Banks, Kim Kardashian is back in LA while Kanye staying in Wyoming, Ryan Reynolds sold his gin brand for $610 million! · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Sable Advice, Shoot spice nice. Welcome to the Naughty but Nishat.
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Speaker 1: I'm your host Rock Shooter with your friend Donny Meats
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Speaker 1: are you there? I am here Wednesday morning. I'm so
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Speaker 1: That's right, and you do have an editor over there,
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Speaker 1: so thank goodness for that. Hey, congratulations. Did you hear
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Speaker 1: Miss D's mommy on the show yesterday? I did a
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Speaker 1: happy bird weat so I put a picture up a
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Speaker 1: Miss D's mommy and she got it heard of happy birthdays,
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Speaker 1: which is awfully sweet, and so she didn't really want
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Speaker 1: to say thank you. I sort of thought it'd be
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Speaker 1: a nice idea that she did, and so do Labor
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Speaker 1: got her to record it. I had to edit a
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Speaker 1: little bit of it. I mean, I hate to talk
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Speaker 1: behind people's backs. But she didn't sound as excited as
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Speaker 1: I wanted her too. Did you get that or is
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Speaker 1: she just more chilled than that? She's chill? She chilled.
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Speaker 1: She I don't know that. I think when we're when
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Speaker 1: we're in our seventies, she's seventy five, I think we'll
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Speaker 1: still be the same. Hey, do you know what time?
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Speaker 1: And it's Donny It is okay, So it's a big
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Speaker 1: exclusive from Naughty Gossip. That's my sight. You're not going
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Speaker 1: to hear it anywhere else. Big stars don't want to
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Speaker 1: join Tyra Banks in the ballroom. So the newer Dancing
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Speaker 1: with the Stars bosses Tyra Banks. She's not just the host,
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Speaker 1: she's the executive producer, which basically means she's the boss.
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Speaker 1: So she's in charge of the show, and she's having
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Speaker 1: a lot of trouble signing up a list talent to
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Speaker 1: put on their dancing too. As sources tell me quote,
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Speaker 1: part of the reason that Tyra was hired was because
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Speaker 1: they thought, or she at least implied, that she's going
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Speaker 1: to bring some big name people into the competition. Since
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Speaker 1: day one, the show has struggled to get really big celebrities.
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Speaker 1: Probably the biggest forgive me for saying it is Kin Kardashian,
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Speaker 1: but they've had some real duzi Is on there too.
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Speaker 1: In fact, some seasons when they announced them, I have
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Speaker 1: to google them, Dona. Well, that's not good at all.
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Speaker 1: So Tyra is having a trouble hard time signing up
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Speaker 1: some of her close celebrity friends. What are you think, Ton, Well,
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Speaker 1: here's the thing I mean, because Tira has been in
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Speaker 1: this business forever. She knows everyone, and I think she
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Speaker 1: was disillusioned in thinking she was going to be able
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Speaker 1: to call up Chrissie Teghim and be like, hey, girl,
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Speaker 1: come on the show. And people who are a list stars,
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Speaker 1: it's sad to say they don't want to do shows
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Speaker 1: like this. They're busy, they're working, and it's COVID things
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Speaker 1: are a little different. It is true, so sources tell
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Speaker 1: me Tyra and just has thought they could bring in
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Speaker 1: at least some big models like Heidi clum On Naomi Campbell.
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Speaker 1: But they also thought she could bring in the Demi
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Speaker 1: Levadis and the Justin Bieber's. It's not going to happen.
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Speaker 1: They don't want it to be just reality stars. I
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Speaker 1: love reality stars, but the show if it's going to
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Speaker 1: have a big relaunch with the Fabulous Tira. It really
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Speaker 1: needs to bring in some big stars. The show premiers
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Speaker 1: on September four, and I'm told at the moment there's
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Speaker 1: a lot of sort of maybe people, but not that
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Speaker 1: many people have actually said they would do it. I
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Speaker 1: spoke to some celebrities that have done it in the
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Speaker 1: past and they said it's one of the hardest jobs
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Speaker 1: they've ever had. If they have a CD out or
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Speaker 1: a movie or something on TV, they just go on
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Speaker 1: a talk show for two minutes. You don't really have
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Speaker 1: to prepare at all. When you do with Dancing with
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Speaker 1: the Stars, you have to Dad's every single day for
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Speaker 1: hours and hours and hours. And it's also it's is
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Speaker 1: it is good money. I think it's about two hundred
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Speaker 1: thousand to sign up, and then every week you stay
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Speaker 1: in the competition you get a big bump. I think
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Speaker 1: it's an extra sixty or seventy thousand every week. Also,
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Speaker 1: do they have announced the professional dancers. Some of them
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Speaker 1: are couples, and because of the quarantine rules during the competition,
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Speaker 1: the couples will not be allowed to live together. They've
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Speaker 1: all got to social distance, so if one person comes
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Speaker 1: down with the virus, it won't spread amongst the cast.
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Speaker 1: What would you feel like, Donnie if you were told
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Speaker 1: for work reasons that you had to live apart from
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Speaker 1: your significant other for a job. I mean, if we
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Speaker 1: were on good terms, I'd be upset. If we were
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Speaker 1: in bad terms right now in the quarantine, I'd be like,
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Speaker 1: I've looked at him for three months, Get him away
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Speaker 1: from me. But to tyrashe I'm no star, but I'm
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Speaker 1: available in l A. You can shake your hips to
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Speaker 1: Donnie Marvelous doing the chart charge up. Donnie does have
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Speaker 1: a fake kip. He broke his hip. So Donne's actually
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Speaker 1: only got one hip. We have two, but one's not real. Okay,
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Speaker 1: let's bring us to our pole. Question of the day,
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Speaker 1: Big stars don't want to join in Dancing with the
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Speaker 1: Stars with Tyra Banks. Should the show? I hate to
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Speaker 1: say this. Should it just be canceled? Is it over? Yes?
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Speaker 1: Or no? Go verte on our Twitter page at Naughty
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Speaker 1: Nice Rabble. On Facebook page Naughty Gossips, leave a comment
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Speaker 1: and be sure to check back tomorrow to hear your results.
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Speaker 1: What are you working on? DNA? All right, We're gonna
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Speaker 1: follow up to the whole Kim Kardashian Kanye West drama
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Speaker 1: that is going on. Well, Kim is actually back in
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Speaker 1: l A and Kanye is staying in Wyoming, So it
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Speaker 1: doesn't look like two we're going to be living together
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Speaker 1: anytime soon. The sources telling me that Kim is actually happy.
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Speaker 1: She wants to be here in l A. She wants
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Speaker 1: to stay here, and Kanye wants to live in Wyoming. Now,
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Speaker 1: Kim wants to focus on their marriage, but I'm just
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Speaker 1: I'm really confused and how you focus on a marriage
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Speaker 1: and stay so far apart from each other. It is tricky.
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Speaker 1: They've actually lived apart for a very long time, and
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Speaker 1: I don't want to judge people's marriages and what works
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Speaker 1: for them. I'm pretty traditional. The only thing that you
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Speaker 1: you all, it's not that unusual anymore about Bruce and Eyes.
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Speaker 1: That were two guys, But we live a really sort
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Speaker 1: of traditional life. Like it's really it's quite dull, but
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Speaker 1: I love it that way. Kim and Kanye do live apart,
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Speaker 1: and I think that's part of their success. It works
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Speaker 1: for them. So I think the biggest issue for these
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Speaker 1: two is not even going to be his presidential campaign.
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Speaker 1: It's gonna be where do they build a home. She
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Speaker 1: does not want to live in Wyoming. It's not Kim.
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Speaker 1: She's an l A girl and he doesn't want to
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Speaker 1: live in l A. I think destination is such a
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Speaker 1: big factor in couples. What about you, Donnie? Could you
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Speaker 1: have a long distance relationship? You can have a long
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Speaker 1: distance dating relationship, but once you're married, I think you
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Speaker 1: need to figure out what you're gonna do. You have
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Speaker 1: to live dow Bruce and I have to decide, like
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Speaker 1: was I going to come to the familous New York
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Speaker 1: City or is he going to come to Birmingham, England.
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Speaker 1: I arrived with two suitcases and hands and a dream
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Speaker 1: in my heart. Ryan Reynolds is super super rich. So
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Speaker 1: he's sold his aviation gin for six hundred and ten
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Speaker 1: million dollars. You didn't hear that wrong. Apparently he's getting
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Speaker 1: about three hundred million dollars up front. The other three
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Speaker 1: hundred million boo who over ten years. He's going to
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Speaker 1: stay on as the brand ambassador, the face of the brand.
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Speaker 1: He sent out a very cheeky out of office email
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Speaker 1: saying he didn't realize he wasn't getting all the money
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Speaker 1: up front, and now that he's realized he's only getting
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Speaker 1: half of it. He's not in the same league as
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Speaker 1: George Clooney. George got a billion dollars for his tequila brand. Donny,
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Speaker 1: is this crazy that celebrities now are earning more money
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Speaker 1: endorsing products than making movies. What do you think? I
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Speaker 1: think the celebrities have found that this is the way
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Speaker 1: to make money. Is you endorse these products, you put
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Speaker 1: your name on these companies. I'm sure Ryan had of
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Speaker 1: four over you know, money in the beginning to help
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Speaker 1: jump start the company, so he's getting it paid back.
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Speaker 1: I actually respect Ryan and the company because a little
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Speaker 1: side notice, at the beginning of this pandemic, a lot
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Speaker 1: of the alcohol companies were giving grants. They called them
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Speaker 1: to bartenders out of work. Well, I actually received a
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Speaker 1: grant from Aviation gen that was specifically for LGBT bartenders
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Speaker 1: in New York. So I have a lot of respect
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Speaker 1: for Ryan in this starting that's really lovely and he
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Speaker 1: didn't do it any publicity about it. Had had it
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Speaker 1: been Spinning Girls Skinny Girl, oh, she would have put
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Speaker 1: out a press release. I mean, Bethany does do good work,
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Speaker 1: but there's no doubt she does like a little thank
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Speaker 1: you for it, like Bethany doesn't do it behind the scenes.
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Speaker 1: That's lovely that he did that onto a serious subject, Dotty.
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Speaker 1: We try not to do that many serious subjects on
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Speaker 1: the show. We get you just want to giggle for
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Speaker 1: twenty minutes or so. So do we have a chat
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Speaker 1: about some celebrity gossip. But this is a bit serious.
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Speaker 1: What's going on with Cuba Gooding Junior Donny well Beiginni Jr.
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Speaker 1: He was accused of a two thousand and thirteen rape
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Speaker 1: in a new civil lawsuit Jane Doe. So the woman's
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Speaker 1: name is not out there. She actually she accused the
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Speaker 1: actor of raping her in two thousand and thirteen in
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Speaker 1: a Soho hotel room. So the incident allegedly happened after
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Speaker 1: she met Cuba Gooding in the V I P section
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Speaker 1: of a lounge in Greenwage Village in August of that year.
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Speaker 1: So the star allegedly invited the woman back to his
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Speaker 1: hotel room because he wanted to change clothes. Well, the
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Speaker 1: woman says that once they got into the room, Cuba
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Speaker 1: turned on the music and then he started to undress,
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Speaker 1: even though she asked, can I leave the room? The
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Speaker 1: suit goes onto alleged that one he was completely naked,
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Speaker 1: and that Cuba Gooding jun her forcibly and without consent,
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Speaker 1: put one hand to the woman stop and another one
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Speaker 1: up her dress after she repeatedly said no, but he
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Speaker 1: did not stop. And to be a little vulgar here,
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Speaker 1: but we've got to be with the truth. The suit
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Speaker 1: claims that the actor then allegedly raped the woman both
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Speaker 1: vaginally and anally, and then after the alleged incident, the
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Speaker 1: woman she left the hotel room to go downstairs and
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Speaker 1: be with her friends. Wow, we've got a statement from
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Speaker 1: his attorney, Mark J. Hella. It said the following, The
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Speaker 1: allegations are completely false. In fact, the defendant was never
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Speaker 1: served with a complaint setting forth the allegations, which purportedly
10:24
Speaker 1: reportedly are over seven years old. I think after the
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Speaker 1: Weinstein trial, this whole, this whole, this whole sort of
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Speaker 1: legal matter has changed greatly. Before Weinstein, prosecutors were very,
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Speaker 1: very hesitant taken on cases that were this old. They
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Speaker 1: also to tried not to take on a case without
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Speaker 1: a perfect and I used that word in quote because
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Speaker 1: none of us are perfect. But without a perfect witness,
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Speaker 1: nobody ever is. These stories are always very very complicated.
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Speaker 1: Will keep you in the loop as this one progresses.
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Speaker 1: Britney Spears is also in a little bit of legal
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Speaker 1: legal difficulty herself because now it is being reported that
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Speaker 1: she opposes her father returning as the conservator. So Brittany
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Speaker 1: is requesting that her father, Jamie Spears, is removed as
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Speaker 1: the conservator after twelve years. That's a long time. This
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Speaker 1: is she's doing in court documents obtained by our friends
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Speaker 1: that US Weekly. Her attorney filed these in l A saying,
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Speaker 1: quote Miss Spiers is quote strongly opposed to having her
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Speaker 1: father returned as the conservatur We should note that Brittany
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Speaker 1: is not not demanding or not even asking that the
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Speaker 1: conservatorship ends entirely. So that's very different from the Free
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Speaker 1: Britney movement. What she's asking is that Jody Montgomery remains
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Speaker 1: as the conservat tour. What do you think, Donny, it's
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Speaker 1: it's but the Free Britney movement here was saying was
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Speaker 1: that you people behind Brittany would prop her up and
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Speaker 1: they would have her do concerts, and they would have
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Speaker 1: her do the biggest two words, yeah, sort of taking
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Speaker 1: advantage of but they were claiming that she wasn't free,
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Speaker 1: and she didn't and she wanted to be free. What
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Speaker 1: we're finding out today is that she does not want
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Speaker 1: the conservatorship to end. She just doesn't want her dad
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Speaker 1: running it. I actually think that might be a good idea.
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Speaker 1: I think that that is the key statement is there,
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Speaker 1: is that Brittany is an adult and she's making the
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Speaker 1: adult decision here to say, I know that I still
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Speaker 1: need some sort of help. I just do not want
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Speaker 1: help from this specific person at this time, and she
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Speaker 1: should have it. It's her money, it's an allowance of
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Speaker 1: her own money. They broke down her expenses last year.
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Speaker 1: Do you know what her number one expensive her expense was, No,
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Speaker 1: I mean I wish it was. I would enjoy it
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Speaker 1: more to tell that story. It was lawyer fees. So
12:50
Speaker 1: while this is going on, Brittany spent over a million
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Speaker 1: dollars last year in legal fees. That's where all the
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Speaker 1: money is going to go. She clearly knows that she
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Speaker 1: needs some help in her live and I think having
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Speaker 1: somebody that she can pick, somebody that's qualified to is
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Speaker 1: a really good idea. In my years working with celebrities,
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Speaker 1: managers who are relatives never ever seem to work out
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Speaker 1: I'm thinking particularly about Jessica Simpson. When I worked for Jessica,
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Speaker 1: John Simpson was not a very terribly well crafted, knowledgeable manager,
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Speaker 1: but he got the job because he was her dad.
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Speaker 1: I've also known people that higher wives and husbands, and
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Speaker 1: it just never seems a good fit. Donnie, would you
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Speaker 1: ever let a relative of yours run your business? Now?
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Speaker 1: I am a firm believer you do not mix business
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Speaker 1: and pleasure and family. They just never works out. It's
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Speaker 1: two day personal. It is personal, isn't it. And then
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Speaker 1: also to the problem with Jessica and I guess any
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Speaker 1: relative who's a manager is that you can never WinCE
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Speaker 1: with the agent and the publicist all disagree with the
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Speaker 1: manager and he's not a relation, then you can all
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Speaker 1: have a debate about it. We could never beat Joe
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Speaker 1: because he's her dad. You weren't arguing with the manager.
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Speaker 1: You're arguing with someone's father or boyfriend or husband or wife,
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Speaker 1: and it just makes things too complicated. I also to
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Speaker 1: it isn't a job that I would want. I wouldn't
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Speaker 1: want to earn fiftcent of money off my love one.
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Speaker 1: It just doesn't feel I don't know, I might be
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Speaker 1: wrong on this, one, and I'm certainly open for that.
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Speaker 1: Some people have small family businesses or large family businesses
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Speaker 1: and to get along really well and it works beautifully
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Speaker 1: for them. Let me know what you think about that.
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Speaker 1: I'm really really curious, Donnie. We're going to take a
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Speaker 1: quick break. We will be right back. Welcome out. Feel
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Speaker 1: the naughty but nice share on the host from Shooter
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Speaker 1: with our friend Donnie meets them from Okay magazine dot com. Donnie,
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Speaker 1: let's get to the polls. Okay, So yesterday you're singing.
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Speaker 1: Yesterday we talked about Laurie Laughlin's daughter is planning to
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Speaker 1: throw them a very special goodbye mommy is going to
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Speaker 1: jail party. What do you think about that? Is it
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Speaker 1: a stupid idea? Or is it sweet? Wow? Said stupid?
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Speaker 1: Only seven percent think it's sweet. Let's have a little
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Speaker 1: look on Facebook. See what's going on there. Megan Green
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Speaker 1: and Hello Megan from Atlanta, Georgia. That picture of you
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Speaker 1: and your daughter is just darling. You two are so cute.
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Speaker 1: Let's read what you have to say. How long will
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Speaker 1: they be going to jail? I haven't been keeping up, Megan.
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Speaker 1: I take attendance to the class every day, and you're
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Speaker 1: going to get an f No, it's all fine around here.
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Speaker 1: We get it. We get people being busy. There's never
15:35
Speaker 1: a silly question on our show. It looks like she's
15:38
Speaker 1: going to go to jail for about two months and
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Speaker 1: her husband's going to go to jail for about five months.
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Speaker 1: Hope that answers that. What have you got, Donnie? My
15:47
Speaker 1: response from Jordan and Brian. Hello, Georgian, Jordan, I'll be
15:51
Speaker 1: seeing you on virtual zoom Yoga on Thursday, you and
15:55
Speaker 1: Georgian and doing yoga together as a friend of ours
15:58
Speaker 1: teaches yoga on zoom Out together. Sean Den, will you
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Speaker 1: get a picture of Donnie doing the downward dog? I'll
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Speaker 1: give you five dollars, thank you very much. What does
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Speaker 1: Jordan have to say? Jordan said, I would do the same. Oh,
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Speaker 1: I think you know. I was talking about this with
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Speaker 1: Mr Yesterday Donny. At first I thought it was so silly,
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Speaker 1: But then again, if I was going to not see
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Speaker 1: my mom for two months, hopefully shouldn't be going to jail,
16:23
Speaker 1: should be going on a fabulous cruise. But I would
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Speaker 1: want to say goodbye, So it actually makes a little
16:27
Speaker 1: bit more sense than I thought. Nemra Am I saying
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Speaker 1: that right, Donnie, and oh that's sorry, never Rick, sorry
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Speaker 1: about that. Never Ricks pointing out that yesterday was giant
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Speaker 1: oatmeal cream pie Day. Sounds delicious by the look at
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Speaker 1: that on your Facebook. You had a good time yesterday.
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Speaker 1: Neverick said the following, I'd be so embarrassed for myself
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Speaker 1: that I wouldn't allow my children to do this. Such
16:55
Speaker 1: an interesting point Memorick is making. I only thought about
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Speaker 1: it from Olivia's point of view, Actually from Laurie Lackling's
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Speaker 1: point of view. Gosh, this must be awful. I don't
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Speaker 1: think i'd want to party if I was the mom.
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Speaker 1: Would you want a big party? Dance Danny before you
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Speaker 1: go to jail. I'm graduating from my master Don't be
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Speaker 1: a party. I'm going to jail. Don't tell me your party.
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Speaker 1: Don't party. Okay, don't forget To vote on today's poll,
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Speaker 1: Gossip and leave a comment and missure to check back
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Speaker 1: tomorrow to hear your results. And now it's time for
17:32
Speaker 1: the nicest of the day. It's actually Cape Middleton's brother's
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Speaker 1: dog Ella. Yes, the beautiful black Cocker Spaniels are nice
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Speaker 1: to the day Because came out with his younger brother.
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Speaker 1: He opened up about his struggles with depression, which is
17:49
Speaker 1: very brave of him, but he also says that his
17:52
Speaker 1: dogs is what helps him cope with the troubled times
17:55
Speaker 1: in his life. Now you have Derby, you have a dog,
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Speaker 1: has to Starby really kind of help you throughout life.
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Speaker 1: It's so interesting. I wouldn't say Derby has saved my life,
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Speaker 1: but he's made my life definitely better having somebody that
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Speaker 1: loves you unconditionally. Derby loves me if I'm fat, or
18:12
Speaker 1: if I'm skinny, if my breath smells all, my hair's
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Speaker 1: a mess. It's really lovely to walk into an apartment
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Speaker 1: and have a living, live creature. Sorry, Bruce, Bruce isn't
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Speaker 1: as excited to see me as Derby as it really
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Speaker 1: makes my day. I don't know for me, having a
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Speaker 1: dog makes life better. Are you going to get a dog? Dog, Donny?
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Speaker 1: When you settle into l A almost called me Derby.
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Speaker 1: I did almost call you, which is really a compliment.
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Speaker 1: It's a great cup of it. I grew up a
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Speaker 1: dog to my whole life, and so yes, I'm looking
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Speaker 1: at apartments now out here and part of the criteria
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Speaker 1: it has to be dog friendly. Oh, I hope Mulligan's listening.
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Speaker 1: Mulligan's mascot okay now and naughtiest of the day shame.
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Speaker 1: It's not the right jingle, but I do like it,
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Speaker 1: so you could keep doing it. But it in the
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Speaker 1: script it says naughty, We'll let shame go okay, So
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Speaker 1: Ellen degenerous is the naughtiest of anday not Ellen personally. Actually,
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Speaker 1: some people out there because we have been re tweeting
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Speaker 1: a tweet that she put out eleven years ago, it's
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Speaker 1: gone viral. Let me explain. So over a decade ago,
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Speaker 1: Ellen tweeted the following quote, I made one of my
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Speaker 1: employees cry like a baby on Today Show. Honestly it
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Speaker 1: felt good. Well, now, obviously we're reading that tweet quite differently,
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Speaker 1: but if you're actually look into what happened, this was
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Speaker 1: a viewer turned employee who was called onto an episode
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Speaker 1: and Ellen ended up giving her gifting her a Caribean cruise.
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Speaker 1: She was so happy, Donnie that she had tears of joy.
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Speaker 1: So that's why Ellen wrote, I made one of my
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Speaker 1: employees cry today like a baby on today's show, and
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Speaker 1: it felt so good. I'm not defending Ellen's behavior, but
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Speaker 1: I am very much, very very sort of like, we've
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Speaker 1: gotta be stripped about this. We've got to get the
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Speaker 1: facts right. We can't make stuff up. So that's what
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Speaker 1: that twitter twitter twitter tweeter tweet twet tweet is about.
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Speaker 1: So that's how naughties of the day. And with that said,
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Speaker 1: it's time for a moment of a rob Thank you
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Speaker 1: very much. We're trying to make your lap for twenty minutes,
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Speaker 1: but for a moment where a little bit more serious.
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Speaker 1: Think about all the people that you've brushed off in
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Speaker 1: your past or even today. Think about the assistant who
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Speaker 1: got you a cup of coffee and you didn't say
20:31
Speaker 1: thank you, or the receptionist whose name you've never bothered
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Speaker 1: to learn, or the waiter you're snapped at during lunch.
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Speaker 1: By the way, I've had all of those jobs. I've
20:40
Speaker 1: been an assistant, and a receptionist and a waiter. Well,
20:44
Speaker 1: every one of those people might one day play an
20:47
Speaker 1: important role in your future, so treat them well now.
20:53
Speaker 1: And it might probably, I would even say, will pay off. Donnie,
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Speaker 1: has anybody been in your life that you were nice too,
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Speaker 1: that you didn't have to be nice too, but you
21:02
Speaker 1: went out of your way to be nice to and
21:04
Speaker 1: they actually ended up changing your life. Is there anyone, Yes,
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Speaker 1: I'm not just you know, kissing your ass because I'm
21:10
Speaker 1: talking to you, but I'm going to say you it's
21:12
Speaker 1: when we met. I mean, I didn't know that it
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Speaker 1: would it would. You've really helped me along the way,
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Speaker 1: help people have that. So sweet of you. Thank you, Donnie.
21:21
Speaker 1: I've had friends too that have been really helpful for me. Bruce,
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Speaker 1: my husband, Bruce isn't really a very successful songwriter, but
21:28
Speaker 1: he fought Dotty's first gig because he was nice to
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Speaker 1: a friend of a friend and they got him the
21:33
Speaker 1: first gig. You never ever know. It's surprising people that
21:37
Speaker 1: were a little sharp with me, and they don't know
21:39
Speaker 1: this and they never should although they might be listening.
21:42
Speaker 1: They're a bit sharp with me. And then a couple
21:43
Speaker 1: of years later people have asked me about them given
21:47
Speaker 1: them a job. Somebody I know recently who was really
21:50
Speaker 1: vile to me. Um, he didn't put me down as
21:52
Speaker 1: a reference clearly, but I knew the person that was hiring,
21:55
Speaker 1: and I said, have you if you got any interesting
21:58
Speaker 1: people applying and she said he's name. I know I
22:01
Speaker 1: didn't say anything as a good boy, but it is interesting.
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Speaker 1: You never know when people are going to pop up,
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Speaker 1: so please please treat people like you want to be
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Speaker 1: treated yourself. That's it for today. Thank you, Donnie, and
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Speaker 1: Rob was such a pleasure to work with. So happy
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Speaker 1: to find his podcast brings back lovely memories. I that
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Speaker 1: is such a good example, Donnie. I just been nice.
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Speaker 1: You never know when it's going to come back. Thank
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