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Episode 29: Life Updates | The Clinic Book Review | TMZ's P Diddy Documentary | Under The Bridge | AITA · This Is My Circus

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She totally went blank.
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Did you forget your name?
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Yeah.
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I'm Stefanie.
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I'm Meredith.
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And welcome to This is My Circus.
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Very good.
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What's up girl?
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Hey! You know, I just love coming and, and, you know, Like I speak to him before I speak to you.
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I speak to Rex first.
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Most everybody does.
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I apologize, but it's going to happen every time.
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You know that, right?
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He just wants to be in the mix.
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Of course.
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He's excited.
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Um, and thank you for letting me lay in your human sized dog bed.
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Is it not the best?
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So my sister, thank goodness, thank you, Kari, tagged me in a post where it was 50 percent off or like, like 40 or 50%.
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Yeah.
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So, I got it on Amazon and It is like the best.
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He's a huge dog.
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Yes.
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and so I get to cuddle with him.
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He likes to spoon.
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He likes to be the little spoon.
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It was so funny.
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So I, y'all, I literally went and got in the dog bed, but, um, so I was like, sorry.
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So if I just laid in your bed, but I.
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Was so comfortable in there.
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It's like got a nice minky feel.
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And then like you were saying, it feels like egg crate.
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So it doesn't feel like it's going to go flat.
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Like the mattress toppers.
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Yes.
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Yes.
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It was very nice.
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And then he just got right in with me and just laid down like, okay, I'm ready to cuddle.
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It was adorable.
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Oh, and now he wants to play.
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Does have this dino.
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Um, how was your week?
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it's pretty good.
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So Jackson got out of school last week.
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And, they didn't have football practice last week or this week.
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And it's just been kind of, um, just boring.
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But, you know, when they don't have stuff to go to, it's like You feel like you're Yeah, yeah, so yeah, so I've been doing just a lot of yard work just always tell Brian I'm just gonna go piddle in my garden and I just like to kind of pull it.
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I don't know I love to work in the yard.
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So, that's been like where I've just been escaping to lately I'm just uh, and I told Brian yesterday.
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He was like, where are you going?
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I was like, I'm going outside like I just need Some space from the boys because Jackson's have like friends over this this whole couple weeks and I was like I just need some space.
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I just need to get some fresh air.
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I just And I love and I love having them over but sometimes, you know, you just need to decompress.
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Yeah, absolutely.
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But it's been good.
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They start next week getting super busy with he's got football and basketball starts next week.
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So gosh I didn't know if he would do basketball this year, but he's wanting to.
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So, how about you?
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What you been up to?
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not a whole lot.
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buying a dog bed.
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Yes.
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no, really like there's really not been a lot going on.
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It's been a very quiet week.
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Thank goodness.
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I appreciate weeks like that.
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Yeah.
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Dylan.
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I think today was his last day.
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Yay! So he's a junior.
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Oh, let's not talk about it.
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Okay.
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We don't count that until Okay.
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First day of school.
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Yeah.
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but, you know, he's just working through the summer.
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He wants to go to a couple of concerts.
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So we're going to Wait, so Jackson told me that he wanted to go to some Who is Dylan?
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Kevin Gates.
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Okay.
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And, um I don't know who that is, but So he wanted to go see Zach Bryan, but we did not go because it was in Greenville and I was like, I'm not driving there.
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I want to go, to the Morgan Wallen concert.
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Oh yeah, I thought that looks good too.
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but the tickets are so crazy here.
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It would have been cheaper to get a hotel in Nashville and to go to the Nashville concert because the tickets were so much cheaper there.
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I wonder why they're so expensive.
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I don't know.
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It's crazy here.
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So, I don't know if we're going to do Morgan Wallen, but he definitely wants to go to the Kevin Gates concert and I told him that we could do that.
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Nice.
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Um, and there was one or two other people.
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Okay.
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He wanted to go.
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So, Are these at the outside pavilion that Charlotte has or?
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Um, well, I'm not really sure if it was at the pavilion or not.
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I just, he sent me a link to buy tickets.
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Hi mom, buy these.
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Well, I had sent him the link to the 25 summer tickets.
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Yeah.
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Where it's like, there's like the, is it the country thing?
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It's the lawn seats there.
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Yeah.
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All the different, um, concerts and the lawn seats for 25 each.
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And so I sent him the link and he didn't like really seem super interested in anything there.
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I was like, you don't want to go to these.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Are you sure?
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Is that the one that like Tim McGraw was in?
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Do you remember?
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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A friend was telling me about that.
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Yeah.
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so he wasn't like super crazy, but we are going to go to, the PLL, the premier lacrosse league.
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It's like the professional lacrosse league.
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Actually now have home cities.
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Oh, which this is the first year that they're doing that.
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So Charlotte has their own.
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We have our own.
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What is it called?
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Do you know?
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Charlotte Chaos, I think.
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Um, appropriate.
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They will be here June 7th and 8th.
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So, we're gonna go to see that.
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So that will be exciting.
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We've done that the past couple of years.
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Good.
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Yeah.
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He's excited about that.
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Well, you've got some fun stuff planned this summer.
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Well, let's just go day by day.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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I don't jinx it.
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Well, you know, if you need somebody to hang at the pool with you, you just gotta call.
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Girl, you can come over anytime.
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Don't tempt me.
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I was actually thinking we needed to have like a mom's Afternoon, that'd be fun.
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I mean, of course the kids can come on a different day with us But for just like to just chill, uh huh, or we can do our after dark show That's what we should do.
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I was on.
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Yeah We're just by the pool.
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I got one of those big round like those giant Loungey things the big circles.
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah, I can do it from there.
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That would be fun Yeah, y'all let us know if you want us to do an after dark Ep, I think it would be I think it'd be great but I don't want to put it out there if people won't care So yeah, Let us know.
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What did you think of the book this week?
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What did we read first?
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We, okay, we read The Clinic.
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Yes.
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By Kate Quinn.
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Yes.
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And, it was okay.
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I'll let you read the blurb.
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Okay.
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Meg works for a casino in L.
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A., catching cheaters and popping a few too many pills to cope, following a far different path than her sister Haley, a famous actress, but suddenly reports surface of Haley dying at.
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The remote rehab facility where she had been forced to go get her addictions under control.
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There are whispers of suicide, but Meg can't believe it.
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She decides the best way to find out what happened to her sister is to check herself in, to investigate what really happened from the inside.
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Battling her own addictions and figuring out the truth will be much more difficult than she imagined, far away from friends, family, and anyone who could help her.
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So that's the description on Amazon.
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Yes.
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I liked it so much, you know, I had such a bad experience last week.
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Was anything just going to be better than that one?
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It was.
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but I immediately thought of Britney Spears, like of like this super bougie, rehab facility.
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Oh yeah.
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Yep.
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Then like the darker side of it.
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Yes.
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So that is kind of where my mind went.
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Yep.
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from the start.
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Yep.
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And I guess we should probably throw some trigger warnings in here for substance abuse self inflicted self harm, physical abuse, a lot of, a lot of different and a lot of addictions.
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Yes.
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A lot of it was like all over the place.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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and then also, I think, I don't know if there's like an actual term for it, but like medical abuse, like doctors advantage kind of abuse.
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Yeah.
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Um, Is that libel?
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I don't really know.
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I don't know either.
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so it's not that I didn't like it.
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To me, it's kind of forgettable.
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Okay.
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Does that make sense?
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Like in the moment I was like Oh, okay.
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This is cool.
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I want to find out this information and I want to know this and, and the ending was, was really cool.
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But it was when you were asking me about it, like I had to think about it.
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It wasn't like bam in my head.
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So not a bad book, just not like one that I'm like really gung ho for.
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Right.
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so the doctor, I think he wanted to portray this like hippie vibe is how I kind of felt like it.
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Right.
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Um, but he was more like cult leader.
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Yes vibe.
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I think like, yeah, so the contrast and I'm sure that's what the author was going for well, with it being like a super bougie rehab.
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So they, I think there were like five or six patients in this rehab and, they were like eating venison for dinner.
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Like all the fan, it was fancy and bougie and very expensive.
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so it was, it was a little out there, but it was still fascinating to hear, Some of the things that happened in the Rehab facility.
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So I felt like it went on a little bit too long.
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I felt like it could have been wrapped up sooner.
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And there was a lot of chapters, but because the chapters were short or very short, it wasn't like terrible, terrible.
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yeah.
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Where you were like, Oh my God, droning on.
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Right.
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I agree the chapters.
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So I'm assuming you listened to it.
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Yeah.
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Like the five minute chapters.
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there was a lot of information in there that wasn't really relevant.
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And I know that you have to have a little bit of that, but it just felt like a little bit too much.
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I'd agree.
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Yeah.
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And maybe that's why, like I said, it was just, yeah, I, I, I would give it probably like a seven.
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Yeah.
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but I felt like it went on too long.
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Yeah.
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But I, it kept me interested the whole time because I thought I knew what was going to happen.
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I did not predict the ending at all.
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I did not know what was going to happen.
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And that happened to me two or three times.
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Yeah.
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So, yeah, I It's definitely not like anything I've ever read.
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Right.
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I'll say that.
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Like, it's not a predictable, where you, you know this, that, and the other.
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Nothing that I've read has had these twists to it that this one had.
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which was It was cool.
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Yeah.
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But, I don't know what it was about it that just didn't jive for you.
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I mean, I enjoyed it.
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Yeah.
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I, and it's probably like fresh on my mind because I just finished it this morning.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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But I have like listened to books like when I'm going to sleep.
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Yeah.
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So it was nice that I didn't have to wait two hours for a chapter to be over.
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Yeah.
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Do you have a little bookmarks in case you fall asleep?
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Yeah.
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and I also put the timer on.
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Yeah.
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so I know I'll, it'll cut off eventually.
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Yeah.
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They'll go back 30 minutes or whatever.
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Yeah.
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The timer was on for if I fall asleep really quick.
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I definitely did not see the ending.
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Mm-Hmm.
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There was two or three twists at the end that there were.
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Caught me off guard.
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What did you think about?
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Well, I don't really want to give spoilers.
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Well, here's a spoiler alert, guys.
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Okay.
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If you haven't read it yet, skip like a minute.
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Yeah.
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Hit that forward button a few times.
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Yeah.
10:16
So at the end of the book, we find out that her sister was one of the patients.
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Yes.
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And so the sister kept looking at the, the undercover girl and I don't know how to explain it.
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Help me out here.
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You don't know what I'm trying to say either.
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So she was like, I recognize you.
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I recognize you.
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Right.
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But she never like put it with the fact that it was her sister.
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So the sister was reported as dead.
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Yes.
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And she got plastic surgery and stuff to make herself look different and was still a patient in this facility.
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Yes.
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Working with the, the doctor.
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Right.
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Also, people had seen her body and she had also, they had cremated her.
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Right.
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She had taken medicine to like lower her heart rate and, and slow all that down.
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So she did appear to be dead.
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yeah, like I said, that was just a different twist for me and appreciated it.
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Right.
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But, did not see it coming at all.
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No, me either.
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That was probably the biggest twist for me, is it?
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Cause I thought that she was, If she was in there, she was going to end up being like, I don't know, somebody other than the one that it was.
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I thought she was being like held captive in the basment.
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Oh, did you?
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Okay.
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I thought that they were, you know, doing something, some kind of experiment.
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I, I didn't know what they were doing, but I did not see that happening.
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It made me also just really think about addiction, you know, and we all have our addictions, whether they're big or small or whatever, you know, I like cookies.
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So, but I mean, and not to not to make light of what addiction is.
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But just hearing some of the stories that they shared through the book and, you know, when they come to the, facility, the way that they would hide medications in certain places and the things, that was really sad.
12:05
That was really sad to me to hear that.
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So, what's our book next week?
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Our book next week is called, what lies in the woods by Kate Alice Marshall.
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and we did.
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release our book lists.
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And, ooh, I love the video graphic you made.
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That was really cool.
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Yeah.
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That list has got a lot of things random.
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I wanted to do some stuff with different cultures.
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So I pulled some of that stuff in there too, from, just different backgrounds just to try to, you know, See what's out there.
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Yeah.
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when you sent me that list, I was like, Oh, this is random.
12:37
Yes.
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Yes.
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All sorts of random.
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It is.
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It is.
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So I just wanted some different, there's some Hispanic books on there and I think there's a couple of, African American books on there.
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I did the tattooist of Auschwitz.
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I did see that.
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And I think I've read that before, but like I said, just to pull in some different demographics, I thought it would be Good for us and our brains.
12:58
Yes.
12:59
so we had read the kind worth killing several weeks ago and you're like, I want like an update on what happened.
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Is there one?
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So the same, so the author obviously wrote the kind worth saving shut up and it's not like super spinoff, but He brings in the first book.
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Can we, is it out?
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Yeah, it's on Hoopla.
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Do you want to do that next?
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Okay.
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I mean, I listened to it.
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It was awesome.
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So yeah, if you want to, yeah.
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Okay.
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So we'll push, we're going to, yeah, push everything down.
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Yeah.
13:31
Well, next week we'll do the kind worth saving.
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Yeah.
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So this book was, I think almost better than the last book.
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Really?
13:38
Yeah.
13:39
So the kind worth killing was the one that we talked about that like the last two minutes is just like, bam, bam, bam.
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Yeah.
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And you're like, what happened?
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So when I saw that, I was like, Oh my gosh, we said that we wanted the extension.
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You know, the world listens to us.
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We just manifest it.
13:56
Yes, that's true.
13:58
That's true.
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Thanks, Nicole.
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Even though this has been out for a long time, I just searched his name.
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I was like, Oh my gosh.
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I saw the character, Lily in the description.
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when I was reading it, I'm like, no way.
14:11
Yeah.
14:12
Okay.
14:13
Yeah.
14:13
So, okay.
14:14
The kind we're saving.
14:14
Yes.
14:15
Okay.
14:15
And, that is by Peter Swanson.
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Okay.
14:18
So that will be next week.
14:19
And then everything on our book list, we will push down one week.
14:21
Yes.
14:21
Okay.
14:22
Perfect.
14:23
Do you watch Bridgerton?
14:25
No, I watched the first two seasons.
14:26
I have not watched this last season.
14:28
Oh my gosh.
14:29
It is so fun.
14:30
I love it.
14:32
Well, I actually just finished.
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I like binge watched, because it's like true crimey.
14:36
Yeah.
14:37
it is called Under the Bridge.
14:39
Okay.
14:40
And I've watched it on Hulu.
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It might be on other platforms.
14:44
But it is based off the murder of Reena Verk, and this is a true story.
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and I didn't realize that when I started watching it.
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I was just like, Oh, there's a new show on.
14:53
Right.
14:54
Let me start watching it.
14:55
And afterwards, I realized that it was based off of.
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This true story.
14:59
Okay.
15:00
And this author who wrote the book on the whole situation, which the author is part of the show.
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It's her writing the book.
15:08
It's really cool.
15:09
It's only eight episodes for the series.
15:12
so the book is called Under the Bridge by Rebecca Godfrey.
15:16
Okay.
15:17
I didn't realize it took place in Canada.
15:19
Okay.
15:19
Until, and I'm sure that they, I, did they say oi a lot?
15:22
Well, but I'm sure they had said it at some point and I just missed it, but they were in, in the courtroom and like, I was like, why are they all dressed so funny?
15:31
Like, do they have wigs on?
15:33
No, it's like the, the, like the roughly like, oh yeah, you know, the, all the attorneys.
15:37
Yeah.
15:37
It's not like suits and ties.
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It was like their gowns or whatever.
15:41
Yeah.
15:41
Robes.
15:41
Yes.
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and I'm like, well, that's weird.
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And then I was like, oh, it's Canada.
15:45
Um, I forget that they do that in Canada.
15:47
Yeah.
15:48
But it's still a.
15:50
Yeah.
15:51
But it was like, so crazy to me.
15:53
it's this teenage girl that gets beaten to death by her friends, beaten and then like drowned.
15:59
Okay.
16:00
And it's the whole story.
16:01
Um, Ooh, all these different points of views.
16:05
And then the author who's writing this book and like a little bit of her background, she grew up in that town, came back from New York to do this book.
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And like, I mean, like it was, Oh, okay.
16:14
It was, So interesting to me.
16:17
Okay.
16:17
And then you've got Like the kids that are from low income or no income, like there are some of the kids live in like a foster home.
16:27
and then you've got like the super rich girl.
16:30
And this is all supposedly like pretty accurate.
16:33
Like the whole premise of it was It was interesting to me to begin with because it's true crime.
16:38
Yeah.
16:38
Yeah.
16:38
But then you realize that it's a true story.
16:41
And then realizing our kids are the same age as these kids doing these things.
16:44
Oh yeah.
16:45
It just blew my mind.
16:46
Yeah, absolutely.
16:47
So, if you guys are looking for a new series to watch, it's only again, eight episodes.
16:52
Okay.
16:53
Where was it?
16:53
Netflix?
16:54
Um, Hulu.
16:55
Hulu.
16:55
Okay.
16:56
That, okay.
16:56
That sounds interesting.
16:58
Yeah.
16:59
So I was, you know, they're interviewing these kids, you know, the police.
17:03
Have you ever been interviewed by the police?
17:06
Mm-Hmm.
17:07
No.
17:08
Mm-Hmm.
17:09
Have you?
17:09
Yes.
17:13
I, um, I don't, I mean, I think I would remember that if I had been.
17:17
I was 16.
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a horrible thing happened the night of, not at my sweet 16, but the night of my sweet 16 with people that we did know.
17:27
Okay.
17:27
Um, and they were supposed to come to my sweet 16 party and they did not show up.
17:31
Okay.
17:31
So I guess the police had.
17:35
Heard of the party and came and came to my school pulled me out of class.
17:40
Oh questioned me at school So my father was livid.
17:44
Yeah.
17:44
Um, Yeah, like beyond mad.
17:48
Yeah, uh that they questioned me one without an adult that the school allowed them to just pull me out of class and Yeah, it was like super like weird.
17:58
Yeah.
17:59
But yeah, that was my only time I've ever been questioned.
18:03
Were you terrified?
18:04
But just like when I pass a cop car or when they're stopped and the blue lights are going, I get nervous even though I know that somebody else has pulled.
18:13
I was scared cause at first, cause I thought something horrible had happened to your family or something.
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and then.
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Yeah, they gotten into this other stuff and I was like, whoa.
18:22
They weren't even there.
18:23
Yeah.
18:23
When they were questioning you, did they tell you that something had happened to the other people or whatever the situation was?
18:29
They, they were asking, well, they were like, were they there?
18:32
Right.
18:32
Okay.
18:33
And it was a couple days, I think, a couple days after my party.
18:35
It wasn't like, so I, so we all knew this thing had occurred.
18:39
Okay.
18:39
Already.
18:40
Okay.
18:40
Um, and I don't really wanna say it'cause it was horrible.
18:44
Yeah.
18:44
Horrible.
18:45
Yeah.
18:45
Horrible thing.
18:46
Okay.
18:47
Um, but.
18:48
Yeah.
18:48
Um, so, but people already knew.
18:50
So once they started talking, it's not like you were floored by the, what had to happen.
18:56
Right.
18:56
No, no, no.
18:57
But they were like, you know, were they at your party?
18:59
Were these people at your party?
19:00
Who was at your party?
19:01
And it was super weird.
19:05
Yeah.
19:05
I could see, I could see that would be traumatic.
19:08
so I, but watching these kids getting interviewed, I'm like, Oh, well, that's like the, Damien Eccles, and the, what's it called?
19:16
The Mississippi three, where they were, I think they're a little bit older.
19:21
Him and two other kids that were accused of assaulting the, the kids and killing them.
19:27
And, they were high school 17 or so.
19:30
And I mean, Dylan will be 17 this year.
19:32
I know.
19:33
Can you imagine the, our kids in these situations?
19:37
It's, it's, it's a lot.
19:39
Yeah, no, I, thank God.
19:41
You know, the things that I was doing at Dylan's age.
19:46
Yeah.
19:47
Like I'm so.
19:48
Glad that they have such a different, I don't want to say friend group because my friends were like awesome, but like, I mean, like they, they just aren't out there doing the bad things that I feel like kids now almost, so they're smarter and dumber.
20:05
I have like all of the, I don't even know how to like say it.
20:10
Like, I just, I think that they grew up in such like a, on the phone and like a digital age that.
20:16
The stuff that we were doing, isn't even a thought.
20:19
Yeah.
20:20
Yeah.
20:20
It's not even in their scope because they're, yeah.
20:25
Do you know what I realized the other day?
20:26
So Jackson and I had some friends over and we were talking and I was like, does anybody smoke?
20:30
That's what I said.
20:31
And I'm thinking cigarettes.
20:33
Cause when we grew up, it was, you know, cigarettes.
20:36
that's what you say when you smoke.
20:37
And then if they smoked marijuana, you said smoke weed.
20:41
And I was and they were like, Yeah, a lot of people smoke.
20:45
I was like, where do they even buy the cigarettes anymore?
20:47
And they were like, no, no.
20:49
And I was like, oh, so that's what they say now.
20:52
Like, they don't even have to, I guess so many, a few people smoke cigarettes, but that's not even a thing.
20:57
Yeah.
20:57
it is.
20:58
So I was like, well, I'm officially older than I thought I was.
21:03
Well, Dylan said when he was still going to Clover that, people were like smoking the vape.
21:10
Mm hmm, but it was we you know, yeah, we vape or whatever it is.
21:13
I don't know.
21:14
I don't I don't know a lot about So I don't really know all the terms but all the time in the bathrooms.
21:20
Oh, i'm sure one kid, I don't know what he was on or if it was laced with something But like got taken out on a stretcher in the lunchroom one day From whenever he had smoked.
21:34
So Jackson was called a few weeks ago.
21:37
well I guess probably about a month ago now to do a drug test because, being an athlete, they do random drug tests.
21:42
And I had forgotten cause there was big stinks on some of the social media posts about my kid was called and they can't, can't they ask me?
21:52
Well, it's when I went back and look, it's in the paperwork that says this might happen.
21:56
This is the thing.
21:57
And, Yeah, he was he was called and juicy his other friend was called as well.
22:04
So They were kind of nervous because and Right, we're like Jackson said he wasn't too bad.
22:14
He just didn't know like really what to do.
22:16
I was like you He was like, but then I didn't know where to put it and what it was like But um, I can see that though.
22:24
Yeah, I could see like yeah Not necessarily being nervous about the results, but just the process.
22:30
Right.
22:30
And, Juicy was like, he was texting his mom and he was like, I'm chewing gum.
22:35
Is that okay?
22:36
And she was like, you realize like your, you pee, right?
22:39
Like that has nothing to do with it.
22:44
She was like, you'll be fine.
22:45
Just do what they tell you to do.
22:47
A conversation like I've ever had with Dylan.
22:49
Of how, if you get called in to do this random drug test.
22:51
This is how you, yeah.
22:53
This is what you need to expect.
22:54
I wouldn't, it's just not a conversation.
22:56
Yeah.
22:56
I've had many conversations.
22:59
I You know why as a parent wasn't quite ready for yeah, that was just never one right, right So I can understand why they would be like nervous to to go through that process.
23:09
What am I supposed to be doing?
23:10
Yep.
23:11
Um, so that was that was Interesting hearing their feedback on that I remember when I had a drug test, when I was starting a new job a couple years ago and They took my phone and everything, my purse, and they had a locker and you put everything in your locker and they give you the key and, you go and use the restroom and there was no sink in there and they tell you not to flush it.
23:36
Like they had the handle, like all taped up and stuff, I guess, so they can check and see what, yeah.
23:43
Um, yeah.
23:44
So I asked Jax, I was like, did you, were you allowed to take your phone and stuff in there?
23:48
And he was like, yeah, it wasn't a big deal.
23:50
I was like, did they watch you?
23:51
And he was like, No, so Brandon, when he, got hired at his job in Tennessee, he was training in Michigan, but he had to go through, you know, the job.
24:02
Yeah.
24:02
So they actually did a hair test.
24:05
Oh, and so, He said, well, what happens like when somebody comes into your face like shaved?
24:11
Yeah, the lady.
24:13
She said they always miss one spot.
24:16
We always tell them to bend over and spread.
24:18
Oh, no, no.
24:23
I just was like, Oh my, Oh, that's not a job I would want.
24:29
No, no.
24:31
Because like, I guess if you're really afraid you're going to fail, I guess that's not the place that they think that it would be taken from.
24:38
And she said that they've come in like entire bodies shaved.
24:41
And there's always that one spot that they couldn't quite reach.
24:46
So if you're trying to dodge your, your hair test, wax your crack.
24:50
Yeah.
24:53
That'll be our new tagline.
24:56
Um, yeah, that's crazy.
24:59
Yeah.
24:59
So I don't know what hurts so bad.
25:04
Have you ever gotten a Brazilian wax?
25:06
No, I've not, not, not the Brazilian, but, um, more, yeah.
25:13
But I've been waxed in that area.
25:15
Mm-Hmm.
25:15
And that's, I mean, it's not pleasant, but it's not miserable.
25:19
Have you?
25:20
Yes.
25:23
terrible.
25:23
No, but I, I think.
25:25
I like your body just gets, I have a, I think I have a very high pain tolerance.
25:30
Yeah.
25:30
it doesn't hurt as bad as I thought it was going to.
25:33
Or maybe my expectation was like, Oh my God, this is gonna kill me.
25:37
Um, and I, I, It wasn't as bad as yeah, but then I take a little bit of wax and put it on Jackson or Brian's unibrow and take it off and you would think that there was death in their life.
25:48
Boys just don't.
25:49
Mm mm.
25:50
You know, everything's a big deal.
25:51
It is.
25:52
Like the man flu.
25:53
Yes.
25:54
Yes.
25:55
Yeah.
25:56
Um, okay.
25:57
We're going to go off the rails again today.
25:59
Sure.
26:01
Yeah.
26:01
Um, well, you know, I watched Jaguar rights because I just, it's like fascinating.
26:06
It is.
26:07
so she has since, since we've talked and I started following her, I get some, some of her, yeah.
26:12
Her notifications.
26:13
I get, I'm just, I don't know.
26:15
I'm just so amazed that.
26:18
I'm sure she's got like a hit out on her.
26:20
Oh, gosh.
26:20
Yeah, but I don't know how she's staying safe.
26:22
I don't either.
26:23
but I just saw a clip of an interview she did where she called out Tyrese and said, Tyrese, you know, this is not a direct quote, but, what happened to Paul Walker?
26:36
You know what happened to Paul Walker?
26:37
Paul Walker's dead, you're alive.
26:39
And she said that he, Paul Walker, was about to do a documentary on human trafficking.
26:46
And then, oh my gosh, shortly after, his car crashed.
26:51
Really?
26:52
Yeah.
26:52
So, I don't know how true it is, but yeah, she called out Tyrese and said, What happened to Paul?
26:58
Oh my gosh.
26:59
Yeah.
27:00
So, that was one I was not expecting.
27:03
Right.
27:03
That threw me for a loop.
27:05
I have started watching, and I didn't get finished with it, the, TMZ documentary on P.
27:11
Diddy.
27:11
Oh, I have not watched it yet.
27:13
I need to finish it, but it's, you know, it's got some stuff in there, too.
27:16
I, and I don't know, like, because I didn't watch it.
27:19
Is it, like, more in support of him?
27:22
No, I didn't feel like it was.
27:24
Now, again, I'm, I'm maybe a third of the way through.
27:28
So who knows how it'll, but no, I feel like it's very unbiased, which I appreciate.
27:36
TMZ usually does a pretty good job though.
27:38
Did you go on Tubi to watch it?
27:40
Isn't that where?
27:40
I might be there.
27:41
I might be there.
27:42
I don't know.
27:43
But it popped up in my, like on my home screen of my smart TV, you know, it shows you what you might be interested in.
27:48
It showed me that too.
27:49
And I was like, Oh, I just don't have time to, I was, yeah, I want it to finish under the bridge.
27:53
Maybe tomorrow.
27:54
Well, um, I had time and so I, yeah, it must've been Tubi.
27:59
I downloaded it and started watching it, but why not?
28:02
I had space.
28:03
I had storage on my.
28:05
Well, a new documentary just came out about Nick Carter and Aaron Carter.
28:09
Really?
28:10
And it is supposed to be like, pretty intense.
28:13
Um, so that is the next thing that I would, because I, I loved the Backstreet Boys back in the day.
28:19
Yes, I, that's another one that's just got my attention.
28:24
I'll have to watch that one.
28:25
Yeah.
28:25
And like a bunch of women came out.
28:28
Against Nick.
28:29
Oh, and then I guess because this, documentary came out, I keep getting all these Aaron Carter clips that pop up on my page now, with him saying how horrible Nick was to him growing up.
28:43
Wow.
28:44
so this, like all these.
28:47
Documentaries coming out are just ruining my whole childhood.
28:50
I know.
28:51
I know.
28:52
I saw a video clip.
28:54
I think it was on TikTok and it was new kids on the block.
29:00
on Dance party USA and the first of all the clothes that they're wearing Did you see it?
29:09
The clothes they're wearing is terrible and they're doing like the the party dance line thing where it's a guy on one side and a girl And they like walk down and they dance together and the dances Are ridiculous.
29:22
And the, it, it's just everything about the, the early nineties, late late eighties.
29:29
Yeah.
29:30
The, the clothes.
29:31
Yeah.
29:32
Everything.
29:32
Yeah., there's certain things that I pray never come back.
29:35
Yeah.
29:36
Um, you know what shoes I saw were coming back.
29:39
Do you remember the ones.
29:40
I remember wearing them to a club.
29:42
They were black and like they had like one wide strap.
29:46
They're like flip side Across the you know exactly what i'm talking about.
29:50
I saw the thing that those are coming back No, I can hear them.
29:54
Yeah, I can hear them.
29:55
I can remember from Falling in them a couple times.
29:57
Yes, things like that.
30:00
I don't understand why they come back.
30:02
No Like the mullet.
30:04
Why did the mullet ever come back?
30:05
I don't know.
30:06
Why?
30:07
I don't know.
30:07
Every time we see somebody with a mullet I think of Billy Ray Cyrus.
30:10
Yeah 100%.
30:12
Well, and as soon as I think it's like phasing back out again, I see more kids with it and I'm like, ah, yes.
30:18
No, there's yeah, those like those jelly shoes when the jelly shoes came back.
30:24
Yeah, those things were Painful.
30:28
They were terrible the first round.
30:30
My mom spanked us with them.
30:33
Don't turn her in.
30:34
She's not with us anymore.
30:35
Anyway, so we were at, uh, Walmart, Uhhuh a couple years ago, and Dylan was just being a smart Alec, and we were with, a couple of his friends, and I'm like, Dylan, if you don't quit, I'm gonna take off my flip flop and I'm going to get you with my flip flops, And we were in Walmart, so, you know.
30:52
Yeah, you do, you do.
30:54
Yeah.
30:54
You do Walmart things.
30:55
You, you were fitness.
30:57
It's like you walk in and all of a sudden you just, you're living in the back woods, Alabama.
31:01
So he wouldn't, he was just like being a smart, like, and I mean, this is me coming back to me.
31:07
Yeah.
31:08
And so I took off my flip flop and he went to run and I threw it at him.
31:13
Oh my gosh, that's so funny.
31:14
His friends were laughing so hard.
31:16
That is great.
31:17
That's great.
31:18
Did you get spanked as a child though?
31:20
Was that, I mean, I, I was the good one.
31:24
Yeah.
31:25
Yeah.
31:25
We, I didn't get spanked a lot, but my sister and I fought all the time.
31:31
Yeah.
31:31
We all, we definitely did that, but I, I, I think I got spanked like once or twice.
31:37
Yeah.
31:37
I think that for my mom to kind of separate us, she started fighting with us too.
31:43
My mom did, um, the wash your mouth out with soap.
31:46
Yeah.
31:48
That was not good.
31:49
And I remember they were at a bar.
31:52
So, and my mommy's dish soap talking back, I'm assuming.
31:58
Yeah.
31:59
Yeah.
31:59
Um, but we did get that in the bar.
32:02
So it was awful.
32:03
Cause then it would like scrape your teeth and it was like there.
32:06
Yeah.
32:07
Uh, yeah.
32:07
So, we did get that, but, I didn't, I was, I was, yeah, pretty well behaved as far as they knew.
32:15
We were, we were both good kids, but it was, we would just fight.
32:20
By the time they got to me, cause I was the fourth, You know, each kid gets a little more lenient.
32:26
I say I'm the good one, but I think that the, their expectations were, the bar was pretty low by that point.
32:32
Right.
32:32
And so, yeah, I was perceived.
32:36
I remember my sister and I just having like, you know, girls scratch and fight and bite like scratch marks up and down each other's arms where we would just.
32:45
So mean to each other.
32:46
Yeah, I was definitely did you get into like fights at school or anything?
32:50
No, never but you did I felt like we're a lot of like yet so different I never have gotten in a fight.
32:58
Oh Want to go right now just so I could say I haven't Did you get into a lot of fights at school well a couple in school and then like God, I can't believe I'm putting this out there.
33:11
Bar fights.
33:12
Oh, okay.
33:13
Okay.
33:14
Like, it wasn't like I was starting them.
33:16
If, if you're going to pull my hair or push me, I don't like scratch.
33:21
Brandon was like, you are, he said that like the one girl, pulled my hair, I think.
33:27
And he's like, you just became like a spider monkey.
33:32
He's like, you just jumped in on the ground.
33:35
You know, he said it, he was like pulling me off.
33:38
like pulling you off and your legs and arms are still going.
33:41
Yeah.
33:41
but yeah, I've been in my fair share, like escorted out of the bar club.
33:47
Um, we knew a lot of the bouncers and the bartenders.
33:50
Oh my goodness.
33:51
Yeah.
33:51
I was, uh.
33:52
Yeah, that was feisty in my younger days.
33:55
That's funny.
33:56
Have you, so did you ever see the movie Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze?
34:00
There's a new one, same concept, but it's just new.
34:03
And Brian and I watched it and we looked at each other like, this is terrible.
34:08
This is just terrible.
34:10
Yeah, those are my younger days though.
34:13
But I'm yeah So he I would still I'm sure if it came to it because I run my mouth a lot So I probably That probably won't be my last fight, but I try not to but sometimes you know, the worst is basketball I don't know why I think it's just because it's inside and it's loud and there's so many people and the fans don't really separate That's the one that gets me.
34:37
I don't feel like both Sets of parents like the team.
34:41
I do think that they should be separate.
34:42
Yes separated Well, and a lot of times like it's obvious we've all got on clover Our clover shirts or whatever and then you see this this family that has on the other Come sit right in the middle like why yeah So Brian almost got in a fight at a soccer game one time.
35:00
No.
35:00
Yep So Jackson was playing and he was probably eight years old If that and he was playing goalie and we were in a tournament and we were way out of our league Like these kids were so good and we just kind of like had a little rec team thrown together that we had taken and Jackson was playing, you know Great.
35:21
He was doing as good as he could.
35:23
Well, they took him out of the goal, and he was running around on the field.
35:27
He's always been one of the bigger kids.
35:28
Yeah, and he knocked some kid down.
35:32
I mean, it's whatever.
35:34
Brian had a broken foot at this time.
35:39
So he's already looking kind of pitiful.
35:41
Well, you know, every sport, the parents have like a different vibe, right?
35:48
So soccer families, for the most part, are a little more put together kind of, we are more of a football family or we're going to yell and holler and, you know, hit somebody kind of thing.
36:02
Well, this dude, I'll never forget what he looked like.
36:05
He had on his little like.
36:07
Vineyard vines had he had a sweater like tied around his shoulders and his little not my people at all and he was like holding a drink in his hand like a like a Starbucks or Dunkin cup and his pinky was up like he was just The opposite of everything that we are and he was talking junk about Jackson and just like he doesn't need to be on the field He's too big to be running around or whatever Brian Get was and I was like, babe.
36:39
You've got one foot like you and he's Brian doesn't get riled up.
36:44
No Yeah, he doesn't get right up really easy.
36:47
Well, there was this other dude.
36:49
That was his son was on our team, too and he's Not like small, but, you know, Brian's a big guy and this guy was just wiry.
36:58
And he looked up at that dude and he said, Come on, bro.
37:01
You ain't that big.
37:02
Like he was having Brian's back.
37:04
And I was like, this is why we can't have nice things.
37:08
But the other guy just like Walton went and went to the other side of the field and didn't say anything else.
37:13
Well, that was probably smart of him.
37:15
Right.
37:16
That's when we say adults ruin you sports.
37:18
Yeah, that is.
37:19
That's why.
37:19
Yeah.
37:21
Um, yeah.
37:22
Um, so Do you want to do it?
37:25
Am I the a hole?
37:26
Absolutely.
37:27
I have proved that I am the a hole We can judge other people but yeah, let's let's judge some people All right.
37:36
You wanna read?
37:37
Sure.
37:38
Am I the, a-hole for having my kid pulled over by a police officer?
37:41
I'm gonna go ahead and say, no Okay.
37:45
Here we go.
37:46
My work has me interacting with cops often, and a few of them are my friends.
37:50
My daughter got her license through the school and she's not a good driver.
37:54
I will never go through this driving school again.
37:57
Instead, the rest of the kids need to pass through the DMV.
37:59
Wait, okay.
38:01
I will never go through the school again.
38:02
And instead the rest of the kids need to pass through the DMV.
38:06
So I guess she has additional children.
38:08
Okay.
38:09
Is what I would assume.
38:10
Okay.
38:11
Yeah.
38:11
So we're not going to use the school again.
38:14
We're going through official channels.
38:15
I'm with us now.
38:16
Okay.
38:17
I noticed she doesn't use her turn signal and has a bad habit of speeding.
38:21
I've sat her down multiple times, but she doesn't think it's a big deal.
38:25
I have grounded her.
38:27
Also, when I catch her, I'm very close to taking her car privileges away.
38:31
I was venting about this to one of my cop friends.
38:34
He told me he's willing to hang out one day by our place.
38:37
That seeing cops in the area could deter people.
38:40
Thought it would be a good idea.
38:42
He pulled my daughter over last night.
38:44
She was speeding in a 15 mile area.
38:47
I guess 15 miles per hour area.
38:49
She got a warning and lectured by him.
38:51
My daughter told us the name and my wife recognized it as my friend's.
38:55
She asked if I had anything to do about it and told her that he offered to be around our area.
39:01
We got into a huge argument and she thinks I'm a huge jerk.
39:04
My daughter's blaming me for getting pulled over.
39:06
I pointed out if she wasn't speeding, this wouldn't have been an issue.
39:09
Am I the a hole?
39:11
I don't believe so.
39:12
I think it's a good lesson.
39:14
Uh huh.
39:14
But I don't know.
39:16
Well, I feel like, I feel like this parent has tried, like, sat them down, tried to have some conversations.
39:24
Now, who knows what the conversations have been like, you know?
39:26
Sometimes it's hard communicating to teenagers.
39:29
Right.
39:30
I, I honestly, I think that's a good lesson for her.
39:33
and yeah, if it's a family friend or like the cops, a friend of the dad, like at least it wasn't one of these cops that go like bananas.
39:43
hopefully she was respectful to run the stop.
39:46
Yeah.
39:47
Yeah, absolutely.
39:48
But we have cops that sit in our neighborhood and look for people that are either one speeding because it's 25 miles an hour or running stop signs and they'll sit hiding yeah at the turn because a lot of people run the stop sign like going out of the neighborhood And I'm like, oh my gosh.
40:04
Yeah Yeah, there's me right, but you see a police officer.
40:07
Do you immediately?
40:08
I am I don't know if you do I immediately feel guilty like you're like, I'm doing well even if I'm not speeding a slam on the brakes Yeah, and I'm like, yeah, I'm I'm not speeding at this moment.
40:18
So But yeah, I know it's just it's nerve wracking so hopefully this would be a good lesson to teach her to not speed.
40:26
Yeah.
40:27
And do, and to make sure she uses her signal and all that kind of stuff.
40:31
See Dylan, when he got, he did get, um, his license through the driving school and the driver, the teacher at the driver school was actually the football coach at Clover high school.
40:41
Yeah.
40:42
So that was like, he was very good with Dylan, like super, super good.
40:45
Good.
40:46
And Dylan felt so comfortable for his driver's test at the school versus going to the DMV.
40:53
So he had, he had done the course a million times.
40:56
he was ready.
40:58
I don't know the course that the DMV takes.
41:01
And so I'm glad that we had the option to do it through the school.
41:05
Obviously their school was not as good as the school we went to.
41:07
Yeah.
41:08
Yeah.
41:09
Or the girl, you know, a lot of kids just don't care.
41:11
I worry now about the phones.
41:13
Like, uh, that's my thing.
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And, you know, as much as Jackson's not driving yet.
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Um, but we just, you know, don't play with your phone.
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Don't have your phone.
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Don't have your phone.
41:22
So, I know, but I don't think, back to this, I don't think that the parent is an a hole.
41:27
No, not at all.
41:27
And I don't think the cop's an a hole for helping.
41:29
No, I don't either.
41:30
Um, I would rather have this situation than the person continue to speed and have poor driving habits and get a call from a coroner.
41:39
Amen.
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Yep.
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100%.
41:41
Yep.
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There is one more.
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Okay.
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I'll read this one too, because I did a bad job and I need to redeem myself.
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Okay.
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Am I the a hole for not giving my cat away, even though my neighbor's kids are allergic to him?
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I got a little cat, LOL, I got a little cat almost a year ago now.
41:59
We live in a house decided to two apartments.
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I think you're not reading that.
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I think that the people type that.
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Okay.
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We live in a house that's divided.
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Divided.
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Yeah.
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Into two apartments.
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My neighbors.
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See, this is what I mean.
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I'm black and white.
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This is what I see.
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So this is what I say.
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Okay.
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My neighbors live upstairs and didn't have an issue with their cat.
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Recently, I allowed my cat to go downstairs where the basement is.
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He likes it there because there are a lot of spiders and I think he likes to hunt.
42:29
I don't know He's scared of going outside.
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So that's what he does and went up two times because he was curious Which was wrong.
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I know two weeks ago.
42:39
Okay, so he went up two times to the neighbors areas Two weeks ago the neighbor knocked on our door and was like my kids have really bad allergies of hair from animals.
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So then I said, fine, we're not going to let him go out again.
42:52
My cat always meows now and annoys us because he want to go downstairs, but we don't let him go anymore.
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Now someone was like, why don't you give him away or bring him to an animal shelter?
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Because I think, why should I change my life for someone else?
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I already try my best to keep the hair away.
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I clean a lot and don't let him go downstairs.
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Am I the a hole?
43:16
No, but you're very ignorant.
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I'm just kidding.
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I love the reading, the inflection.
43:25
Um, I, you know, I have like a serious, cat people don't like come for me, but I'm one not a cat person, but I'm not I cannot stand people having outdoor cat pets.
43:39
Like they're not your pets.
43:40
There's strays.
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They go all over.
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I cannot stand it.
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It is, we have so many in our neighborhood and they're like, if you see my cat, I'm like, keep your freaking cat.
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Contained.
43:52
Yeah.
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Like I will be walking and like, I'll just like pop out of the gutters.
43:58
And they're people's like pets.
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Like they're not like just stray strays.
44:02
Yeah.
44:02
Oh, I can't stand people that just don't take care of their animals.
44:07
Yes.
44:08
Well, this one likes to go hunt the spiders in the basement.
44:11
But if your apartment is just like this area?
44:16
Yeah.
44:16
Your cat should be in this area.
44:19
Agreed.
44:20
Is the basement like a shared place?
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Right.
44:23
I feel like it's a shared space with like laundry and stuff.
44:26
Right.
44:26
So like I, so the cat shouldn't be, I don't feel like the cat should be in a shared place, but I don't think you should give it away.
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I think you should just.
44:33
I don't think that makes him an a hole though.
44:35
No, I think he should contain his evil in his own space.
44:40
Yes.
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And, and meowing or whatever it's doing now.
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He always meows and annoys us because he want to go downstairs, but we don't let him go anymore.
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Also get the dang thing some toys or Right, one of those little tower things cats jump on.
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I don't know, like I'm just not Yeah, I do, I don't, maybe, maybe he is or she, whoever.
45:04
An a hole because that is disrespectful, especially if they're allergic and you're well, so they didn't know it Until the cat went up to the other apartment, which is wrong.
45:14
Definitely.
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And I know yeah they didn't have a problem with it.
45:17
I guess going in the basement.
45:18
I don't know but either way like Your apartment is where your little cat's home is to me.
45:24
It's what I feel like.
45:25
Yeah.
45:26
So I'm sorry.
45:26
He's meowing a lot.
45:28
I was in an apartment that allowed animals and somebody was allergic to dogs.
45:33
Not that I have Rex going, but he wouldn't be like roaming.
45:37
Right.
45:37
But I mean, he would still have to go in the hallways and stuff.
45:39
I would tell the person to go kick rocks.
45:41
Yeah.
45:42
Yeah.
45:43
Well, my thing is, is you're in an apartment Apparently there's no rule on it, but you know you're allergic.
45:49
That's some of that's your fault.
45:51
Yeah, because you'd need to be in a specific place Right where I just think there's a lot of bad choices here.
45:57
And one of them is in his grammar I'm not gonna change my live Lively for someone else.
46:06
I already try my best Yeah.
46:11
I mean, that's just, that's not very respectful.
46:13
So I kind of do feel like I, like, I don't think you should give them away, but I think he's being an L for not being respectful of the other person.
46:20
Yeah.
46:21
Yeah.
46:21
Well, I, I can't stand straight or not straight cats like outdoor pets.
46:25
Yeah.
46:27
And then I feel more, that's not just for cats.
46:29
Like people have dogs that are like, yeah.
46:32
I don't know.
46:33
Yeah, I think Rex gets pampered.
46:35
So I can't really I don't know I know I get it like you see the dogs that are on the run and they have like the all day But they don't ever go inside.
46:42
They don't ever go inside and they have like the the dirt where they run is I know I know it's so terrible makes me so sad There was um, so, you know how they say like in the winter time if you're cold, they're cold What didn't Mike Houston put something the other day on Facebook?
46:58
Oh, it was that alligator I posted and he was like, if you're hot, they're hot, hot.
47:02
They need to be inside.
47:04
I was like, like, no.
47:07
Oh, yeah, no.
47:08
I, well, we did have a husky growing up.
47:11
Yeah.
47:11
Refused to go inside.
47:12
It hated being inside.
47:13
Yeah.
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Even in the summer.
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I hated it.
47:16
Not go inside.
47:17
Yeah.
47:17
Um, and so we did have an outside dog, but, It literally refused to go inside the house.
47:23
Yeah.
47:23
we had a beagle like that That we rescued and went and come inside and when it would storm like really really bad I'd almost force him to come in and just like let him have the laundry room but yeah, we would bring him inside and he would like scratch and try to anxious.
47:36
Yeah Although we had my sister brought home a stupid cat evil thing and the cat would sit at the sliding glass door and just like taunt the dog.
47:46
Oh my gosh, and You the screen door was just closed like not the glass door and the dog oh right through through it yeah broke the lead and i mean like chased the cat up i mean threw out the whole house oh my gosh yeah sounds like a cartoon yeah my life oh all right i still like this uh segment though so we're definitely keeping this in here and it seems like people like it yes yes And the clips that you've posted, um, are, are really funny, which is so, so keep posting them.
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