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You should be doing this for 6 seconds with your partner everyday · Podcast - Big 98.7

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How long should you kiss your significant other. Let's say you're a struggling Let's
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say you've fallen completely out of love and there's no passion left whatsoever. You
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can be saved. It is not too late for you, because a doctor,
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a love doctor, has revealed the secret, and it is to kiss
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your significant other every single day for a six seconds, precisely six seconds.
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And that's the trick. Okay, be trusting, because I already did a
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kiss this morning, right before I leave. I do it, but that's
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more of a peck, And to be honest with you, it's more of
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a like trying no. Sometimes he has, but sometimes he always laughs at
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me, because you have to know, we wake up early, so I'm
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in there getting ready and then I shut the light off and then I have
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to stumble my way to the other side of the bed to give him the
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kiss. Okay, now hear me out. Yeah, it's dark, so
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sometimes I can't really find his face. I go down by his good morning.
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Sometimes I is his ear sometimes and he'll listen to me. He's like,
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seriously, can you not see me? I'm right here. I'm like,
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I'm sorry. So it's always an awkward kiss. That's adorable, you
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guys thought My wife Lauren used to say, hey, kiss me before you
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go or whatever, and now it's like, don't even I wouldn't dare go
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near her? Oh really? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah, so maybe we
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gotta try the six second kiss, which doctor John Gottman says basically, it's
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a ritual of connection. All you have to do is kiss him for that
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long and it's going to basically pump your brain full of oxy tossing with aka
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the love hormone. I thought that like pheromones, like all basically that.
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Yeah, okay, what do you think about it? I mean, we
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do a lot of kissing, just smooching, but six whole seconds, that's
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like that's gonna be more of a makeout session, isn't it. But you
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can certainly used as much or as a little tongue as you'd like. I
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mean, I just feel like six seconds, hang on, let me let
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me get my six seconds. Are you ready? Yeah? And the noises
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in time? Okay, geez no, that's uncomfortable. That's weird? Is
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that what it was? I was just do you make those noises? Suit
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never kissed a person I have? Yeah? Are you you think you're a
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good kisser. I don't. I don't know. You never rated yourself.
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No, okay, I'll have to do that next time. Well I mean
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to listen. It's none of my business, but okay, yeah, yeah,
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next time you kiss a guy, So on a scale of one to
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ten, that was my kiss, that'll go over a well, Yeah,
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Pike wants to know. Yeah, just wondering. Pike is curious. Sometimes
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I feel like we don't kiss as often as we should though, Like,
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now that you think about it, it's like you do feel something, and
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I'm not being like cheesy or funny. You really do feel something when you
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would do an extended sort of makeout session. For me, it's the hug
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though, Like I get the kiss, but I like a good solid like
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like a bad yes hold and embrace, and it's not just like he hi,
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honey, welcome home. I like a good full on because when you
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first start dating, that stuff is like so it comes so naturally, Like
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when Lauren and I were first hanging out. You know, I'm pretty sure
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we got kicked out of the Pickled Parrot. We just couldn't stop making We're
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gonna remember you guys are not kissing. Yeah, it was just all the
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all the time, and then he had two kids into it. Pike and
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hey, hi, honey, ohs did I even see you today? Oh?
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You know every day you make me want to have kids even more.
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Sorry Pike and Amanda in the morning, go on, big nutty eight point
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seven. All right, we want to know your opinion. As we enter
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the judgment zone seven to one two eight one ninety eight seven, feel free
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to give us a call because this mama needs some help. She says.
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My daughter just graduated and a bunch of her friends are having a senior sleepover.
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All of the seniors are getting together for a pool party, and then
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the parents are allowing the kids to camp in their backyard. My husband is
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adamant that she is not staying over. She needs to be home by eleven
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PM. That's her curfew. She of course, is super upset. She's
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the only kid who is not allowed to stay over. My husband not mudging
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this one, and I'm starting to feel bad. I think she should be
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able to stay the night, or at least extend her curfew a few hours.
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There has to be a better way to handle this. Please help.
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Seven oh one two eighth one eight seven. I know you're not gonna like
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to hear this. And I was exactly that kid. My dad like literally
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had to speak to the parent. He had to know the parent, even
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if he talked to you, if he didn't know you. I was not
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a lot. But at that time, did I resent him, Yeah,
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hated. I was the only kid who was in that situation. But also,
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if I'm being fully honest, every time I was trying to stay somewhere,
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it's because their parents were out of town. And guess what we were
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trying to do. Of course, nothing good. Yeah, nothing good.
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Well, I think that we've all been in that case. Our house was
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the house that a lot of people spent the night at because we lived at
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the lake and people were just having fun, you know, every once in
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a while would just have a good time out of the lake and this bonfire
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evening stuff. Yeah, here's a deal. She graduated. It's a senior
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sleep over. All the parents are going to know about it. It's a
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pool party, they're camping out in the backyard. You know the circumstances.
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You know what I'm saying, No, you don't, you never do.
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That's how it is on the surface, that's what she's telling you it is,
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but we all know what it is. It's a senior party and they're
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not just going to be having high sea and doing cannonballs. You don't know
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what group of kids this is. But here's the deal. Eleven PM,
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she graduated. Say she's eighteen years old. Okay, I mean, I
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hate to be that guy, but while you're living under this roof, you're
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gonna live by these rules. Here's where I gotta give the daughter credit because
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she's being honest about where she's going. If this were me, i'd be
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like, oh, Sarah, I'm going over hang out at Sarah's den.
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Okay, well there you go. Yeah, that's good. Okay, just
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lie about it. No, I mean, she already is being open and
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honest. It's a huge situation between I guess now it's a husband and wife
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issue. Though I get your being firm, but let's can you give her
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till two am? At that point, you know, stay over? Then
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at that point, what about you? In turn, Gracie, you recently
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graduated right within the last handful of years. So did you go to like
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a senior party of any kind? I did not, because I had like
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one friend in high school. But I'm sorry to hear that. Well,
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we're still friends today, so it's okay, okay, you just need one
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good one. But would you would your mom be cool about something like this?
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For me? No? Okay, because my mom was very strict with
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me, like would I want to go anywhere? It'd be like, hey,
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Mom, I'm gonna go here, and she's like, who are you
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going with? Where are you going? With? Time? When we'll be
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home all this stuff now for my sister, Yeah, my sister'll be like,
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Mom, I'm gonna go with this. She'll be like, okay,
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bye, see yu. That's that second kid, that's what happens. Well,
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let us know what you think. Seven one two eight ninety eight seven.
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I feel for this mom, because you're gonna you know, I get
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you don't want to be a friend to your daughter, but it is her
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senior sleepover. How many headlines do you have to see a man about,
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you know, kids, the senior party before you realize what's going on?
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No, no, no, I'll leven pm. She can have a lot
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of fun Before eleven pm. I'll tell you that dad means to really well
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in Amanda in the morning. The good old days, the nineties, remember
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the nineties. I remember the nineties. Well, people are talking online about
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things that were you know, pretty normal in the nineties and now in twenty
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twenty three they're luxuries. So for example, you know the one that really
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spoke to me, you could get new furniture that was actually made of real
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wood at an affordable price. Are you would you have wood furniture? No,
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I'm trying to think of what, you know, because like we've moved
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so much, so we have a lot of just crap, like from you
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know, Target or Ikea. Like I've gone through so many entertainment centers because
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they're just junk. They're made of like like crackers. Yeah. I remember
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I traveled and this was in my twenties with the same entertainment center and it's
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what not even plywood? What is it when it just like if it weathers,
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like it starts bubbling and you're like okay, and then you just duct
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tape it back together, like nope, I gotta keep this. It looks
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good. It goes with all of my things. Yeah, but it's like
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three hundred bucks, you know, and like, yeah, it falls apart
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when you're assembling it. Yeah, not being expected to be reachable twenty four
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seven. That was definitely a luxury that you had in the nineties. Well,
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yeah, you'd page somebody nine one one, and it was like,
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okay, oh I did, got gotta give you a call? Is that
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what I didn't? Yeah, I was a child in the nineties. I
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wasn't paging people, but I was like borderline. So my stepsister had a
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pager and that was kind of cool. We didn't really have pagers in the
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Woodina Deer Creek area, but when I would go to uh, I mean
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they did, but it wasn't as prior. Yeah, you know what I
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mean. It was kinda like, okay, we still have the town bell,
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like that's when people knew when to come home. Oh, they still
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have it in Deer Creek. Yeah, it's six o'clock at us. That's
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cool. I like that. Never get rid of that. Belle's School.
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Back in the nineties, you know, you could get good quality fabric and
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clothing, and now in twenty twenty three, good stuff is a luxury for
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sure. Yeah, everything is junk. Yeah, I remember, um,
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like you'd you'd buy stuff. It never shrank, you know what I mean.
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Oh yeah, my parents were doing my laundry then now I'm just going
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to throw everything all in. For the most part, isn't that insane that
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people? To me? I just my brain does not comprehend people separating the
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laundry. There's certain things, of course that I separate, But for the
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most part, it's like, really, I means with my bed sheets,
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which with my nice shirts, with your shonies whatever, it is, dirty
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shoonies all in there. Oh yeah, leg room on an airplane definitely luxury
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in the nineties now doesn't exist. It's getting worse. Like I'm like,
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am I getting bigger? I mean a little bit, but come on now,
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I mean, it's insane there, you know. Yeah, they're finding
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ways to get more people on there. Pretty soon we're gonna be sitting on
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laps. Yeah, it's like, oh, your ticket is only thirty dollars,
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but if you want to sit in a seat, we're going to attack
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on another list or that. Imagine like if I wonder if you could like
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airbnb your seat, like you're there, you're still there, but you could
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like charge somebody a very small fee just sit on your lap. I bet
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people would go for it, like doing the spider. Well, you're personal
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preference, whether you want to do the spider or you just want to just
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traditional Santa Claus style. Oh my gosh. Another luxury back in the that's
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a luxury now normal back in the nineties, being able to dance and have
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a good time and not risk end up being on social media. Think about
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this because you you're a little bit younger than me, but not much.
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We had Facebook, Like that was you to be in college for Facebook?
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Yeah? I had an old Facebook account that we put a few Halloween pictures
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on back in the day, and it's like dilete. I mean, these
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have got to go. If my high school days would have been on social
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media, well yeah, I can't imagine. And I think there's like probably
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more benefits of things anything being able to be on social media than like negatives.
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Yeah, if I'm going to be like drunk and doing something stupid that
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sucks, I could end up on social media. But also people got away
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with a lot of stuff back in the day. Well you even look back
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at your memories and things that I put on Facebook ten years ago versus now
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embarrassing like what are we doing here? Or you'd have full conversations with people
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like just so tacky, like hey girl, I'm like, why, why
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is everybody knowing what's happening? At that time, you felt like you were
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the coolest person in the world. Absolutely in Amanda in the morning eight points.
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So we're in the judgment zone, which is of course, or it's
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okay to be a little judge because they want to be judged. Mom wrote
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in her daughter just graduated and she wants to go to her friend's senior sleepover.
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All the girls are going, there's a pool party, and her dad
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insists she come home by eleven pm. Doesn't want her to sleep over.
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She thinks it's ridiculous. Mom feels a little bad. She thinks the daughter
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should be able to stay over. Dad, you gotta be a little bit
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more flexible. Eleven pm is pretty late, Amandam, so what do you
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think? Seven one two eight ninety eight seven an, it's cool you said
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you're you'd probably let your kid leave for just days at a time. Oh
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stop it. No, If this is Sidney Luanne, She's not even going
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out. I'm just going home him. I just feel at eight I don't
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know, I feel like dad needs to be a little bit more flexible.
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I'm assuming this person is eighteen years old, just graduated. Even a two
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am curfew, Oh my god, what good? Nothing happens after eleven pm?
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You know that staying overnight, I know that there's you know, we
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went to these parties and we told our parents they were pool parties, and
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oh guess what. Um you know. I used to have my parents convinced
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that my buddy had a pinball machine in this basement, and that's why we
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wanted to keep going over there. Yeah, no, I trust me.
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Uh. I did a lot of wild and crazy things growing up. I
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did. I just think that you also have to learn some lessons, and
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you have to trust your kids a little bit, especially if they're gonna be,
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you know, going out into the real world. I think that is
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what the real world looks for. That's where you learned those lessons. Seven
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two ninety eight seven we have somebody on the phone, Inch and Grace Yes
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with Kendra from DL What's up, Kendra. Kids are growing up in a
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day and age that we didn't grow up in, and you never know what's
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going on at someone else's house. So I don't let my kids stay over
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anywhere either, not even if it's like your friends with the parents or anything
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like that. Nope, nope, because you never know what goes on,
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and that's where kids get in trouble and things happen. But you also,
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I guess that's a part of growing up, though, is trying to give
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your kids a little bit of trust. I mean, this kid is about
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to go to college in a couple of months. You gotta at least test
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the waters a little so you can have an idea of what's happening when they
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go to college. You know, yes, and no, kids at that
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age are dumb and they will make stupid decisions. I'm with you while they're
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under my roof. Eleven PM is just how many cannonballs can you do before
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eleven? Phll be just fine. If you say that Dad should extend it
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a little bit later than eleven, I would say twelve, Yes, that
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would be reasonable, Dad, to stay up. That lad's probably in the
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morning. Point seven. All right, enter Gracie. If you were drinking,
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do I have this correct? Yes? And you and you said something
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that you wouldn't have otherwise said. Interesting you ever had that happened to you?
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Not me? Yeah, no, it happens. But this is a
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very interesting situation because there's a lot of layers to it, and turns out
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it came full circle. What happened? Yeah, so I saw him.
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I was at the casino this last weekend. Saw my sister's boyfriend because he
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goes there a lot. He's eighteen. You know, he likes to do
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that with his friends. You know I did that when I was eighteen two,
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and it's this the dumbest thing you can do? Well, but I
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know that now, can you? Anyway, No, that's enough, dad
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talk, Go ahead. So you know, I'm drinking whatever, having some
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fun. I go over and I start talking to him and he's like,
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you know, I gotta I gotta get an apartment this year or the summer,
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blah blah blah. He's like, well, and Greta, your sister,
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she's I think she might move in with me. And I said,
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oh, okay, good luck getting past my mom on that one, because
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you know, she really she doesn't like you, Gabe. Oh mom doesn't
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like the boyfriend. Not a good thing to say, because my mom ended
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up finding out about this, Okay, And she texted me yesterday and said,
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why'd you tell Gabe I didn't like him? I said, Um,
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you know, I don't really remember telling him that, and she goes,
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well, you did, and he took it seriously, and now he thinks
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that I don't like him. What crazy for him to think, which I'm
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sure she still really does like him. So I'm sure you know. I
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mean to be clear, like she told you, she definitely doesn't like him,
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right, I mean, that's that's true. Yeah, of course,
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of course she doesn't want him to know that. That's why it was a
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secret. The best thing you can do is talk about it. Yeah,
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I'm air. Everybody knows. So what's the resolution here? I mean,
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do you feel a little better? Do you feel like you're doing your what?
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Sister dirty? I don't know how I feel about it. I don't
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see him a lot, so it's not that's the only time. And I
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feel like the only time I do see him lately is when I've met the
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casino and I've been drinking, and then I just go off on like that.
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I mean, that would be for me if if I found out via
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my sister or my wife's sister that her mom doesn't like me, that would
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be soul crushing. That would be tough. So for this guy's sake,
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I feel bad, But then again, just the information I have, which
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isn't much. They're probably not gonna last right, just because well it sounds
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like there's a move in date almost he has to move in, and he
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thinks my seventeen year old sister will be moving in with him. I see,
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now we have a whole other issues. This all just feels really so
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what do you do? Do you go back and say, hey, you
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know, I know I said my mom doesn't like you, but I was
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kidding. Obviously I could do that. I don't know if I will do
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that. That doesn't seem like in turn, Gracie cares too much about this.
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Yeah, what I'm really wondering is why is your mom not like him?
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What are his worst qualities? There's a lot of reasons. They're young,
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they've been caught doing something, a whole bunch of that kind of stuff,
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And yeah, well for your family's sake, I hope you guys can
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figure it out. Me too, Yeah, yeah, you know, you
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should just go back to the casino, get drunk again, gamble over it.
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What's the question, did you is your mom episte with you? I
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don't think so, probably just more of like, hey, Gracie, zip
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it, well, and I like a lot of people. I get really,
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really chatty when I'm drinking and I don't shut up. I mean I
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don't shut up usually in general, and they never stopped talking today. I
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am exhausted. At one point this morning nightlier, I said, you might
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be worse than my daughter who just wakes up and is just talking and talking
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and talking. Oh my God. And trust me, I'm also a little
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chatty one. But today is good. I don't know. I'm just feeling
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good today. That's a good way to feel. Yeah, I feel like
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you do maybe owe an apology to maybe your sister than anything. Well,
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I don't know. I don't think so I'm not going to apologize to my
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sister. I might apologize to my mom because I kind of threw under the
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bus. Then, yes, I think that the real sin here is is
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you, like your mom not being able to trust you. Now, she's
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not gonna tell you anything, no trust anymore from her. You're not getting
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any of the good gossip because and by the way, kind of threw under
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the bus. You ran her own bus. Look up this morning this morning,
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Hike and Amanda in the morning one trending. Now here's what you need
18:30
to know when will it stop Tom Brady? Is he going to retire for
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good? Or is he going to start playing football again? I mean,
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I think people ask him this question every interview for what the next ten years?
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Yeah, I think he's got at least five for sure. You remember
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when Brett Farve, one of the great quarterbacks of all time for the Green
18:48
Bay Packers familiar when he retired. It was the same thing because he was
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with waffling back and that's made up phrase, but he was going back and
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forth. Yea, the same way Thomas. And you know it's probably five
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years until you really get a full gray beard. That's when people stopped.
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But here's what Tom had to say yesterday. I'm certain I'm not playing again.
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So I've tried to make that in a clear and I hate to continue
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to profess that because I've already told people that lots of times. But I'm
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looking forward to my broadcasting job at Fox next year. Why would you go
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out and get like tackled and can cuss when you could just sit in the
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broadcast booth and make just as much, if not more money. You know,
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I guess there's a fire that's inya. There's like people who know yeah,
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really care about their jobs? If you did it for forty five years,
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what's another one? You know, another one, another one. Taylor
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Swift is number two on Forbes list for the richest as self made women.
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She's only worth and I'm saying only because I'm shocked by this seven hundred and
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forty million dollars. How is she not a billionaire? I know it's pathetic.
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That does surprise me, though, Yes, I mean, I guess
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it's because she just has music, because Rihanna still number one, one point
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four billion dollars, because she also has that cosmetic line in fenty and all
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of the ye, all the things. Serious question inter on Gracie Big Swifty.
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Yes, how much of her net worth is based off of the Merchi
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purchased. Probably a good portion of it. Well, and she did have
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her perfume. I still have bottles of those perfumes that I were. They
20:12
discontinued for being so bad. They No, they're really good, and I
20:15
still have some. Never I just use like little spritz is up here and
20:19
there, because I still have one bottle that has like half of it left,
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and you can't find it anywhere now, so I just like it.
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I'll definitely be using at the air. What's that sent? Does it smell
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like her? It's wonderstruck, enchanted, I don't know, made up sent.
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It's also just very weird that a Taylor Surft perfume movie discontinued. Unless
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it was just terrible, yeah, they must have been. Yeah, Britney
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Spears fans are onto you. Kevin Federline, we were wondering and we talked
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about it yesterday. He has a sixteen and a seventeen year old. They're
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going to Hawaii. We're like, okay, interesting choice. He's saying,
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oh no, my wife, she's just got this new gig at a college.
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That's a good career choice for They think this is good. Yeah.
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No, remember that child support situation. Yeah, you know, usually at
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eighteen it comes to an end, but that's when you're not a child.
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Yeah it makes sense. Yeah, no, not in this case. So
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Britney fans took to Instagram yesterday and said, no, if you live in
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Hawaii, they extend it to twenty three if the child has enrolled full time
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in some sort of accredited college, university, of vocational trade school, anything
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like that. That is a law in Hawaii. Seems a little fishing.
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I'm with the fans. I think this situation short of stinks kind of like
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Taylor's perfume. Right, Oh boy, I don't know if I can do
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that. Yeah, sorry, I had planned for a big laugh. There's
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today No Amanda steals the sea. Let's see. I can't get enough of
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this story. So Alpuccino has a twenty nine year old girlfriend. We weren't
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sure whether or not they were still together. He's eighty three years old.
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What we just found out that he demanded a paternity test to prove that he
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was the father of his girlfriend's baby because he has some sort of medical issue
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that typically causes fertility issues. Is a medical issue being eighty three years old
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stopping. He took the test and it was confirmed he is in fact the
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father. Robert de Niro, by the way, as supporting his fellow old
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dad Alpagino, he sat down for an interview yesterday and said, yeah,
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he's a few few years older than me. I love it. We all
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have a friend that is older and you just constantly remind them how old they
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are. Like my brother, I love it. He's three two and a
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half years older me. But I'll never let him forget that he's just way
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older. Yes, but yeah, so they are still apparently together, and
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we'll just see because this is interesting. It is interesting. Who much for
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me? He gets juice here by the day, and so does this.
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People think Taylor Swift has no respect after it was revealed that her new man,
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Matt Heely's friend, called her mom miss piggy on a podcast. Okay,
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no one messes with Mama Swift. What we best piggy, Yeah,
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Gracie. It doesn't just just because it's in or Taylor Swift's mom, you
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know, it doesn't mean she's Nobody should be called miss pigy, miss piggie,
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which true unless it was a compliment. I guess the compliment. It
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probably was. Well, and I think we're getting into a point right now
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where Taylor Swift is not saying anything, Matt Healy is dismissing everything, even
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though we know that he's made racist, anti Semitic, anti Muslim comments.
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Back in January, he was filmed doing the Nazi salute on stage. Some
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Taylor Swift fans, not in turn Gracie, have canceled their pre orders for
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her upcoming album, sold their tickets to the concert they're like, we don't
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want to be associated with this. Well, if you just took everything you
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just said and like at at it, at your word, you know,
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it sounds like the worst guy in the world. He really does. Yeah,
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so what is it about him? I don't know, but you know,
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British going back to the selling tickets, it would be nice to have
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that much money again, but I won't do it. What do you mean
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you're not gonna say to sell her tickets paid? Did you really or did
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you get like the original sale price or did you buy him off on the
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third market? Well, I'm pretty sure by the time we got into ticket
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Master, prices were jacked up. Yeah that's too bad. How much did
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you spend are you willing to admit? Yeah? Well I have before for
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both nights. I'm in so far about thirteen hundred dollars for two nights.
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I mean that crazy. Well because one night I bought my mom's ticket too,
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so she still sent me back for that, but still nothing better.
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When by the way, mom, if you're listening your insurance count, go
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ahead and send that over, Big David said, and his girlfriend, she's
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Suey wonders. They got a dog first, of all, they're still together,
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which is I feel like this is the longest relationship he has had since
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are on a Grande and they're fully committed. They got a dog together.
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Now people are just freaking out though, because they didn't adopt the dog.
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They got the from a pet store. I don't know about that. I'm
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not in on that fight, but I do know it's the dumbest thing in
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the world. And you see it every day. People who just started dating
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and they thought, oh, you'd be cute to get a dog, let's
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do this. Yeah, and they break up and now the dog is just
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in a The dog doesn't deserve that custody battle. I mean, at what
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point in a relationship you're like, Okay, well that's my dog. I
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would take the dog, but you don't know because that's true, but the
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dog doesn't deserve it, that's right. Maybe they'll get married and live happily
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ever after. Yeah, just never know. With Pete Davidson,