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Motion to Gossip 1 | Murdaugh Overturn, Kouri Richins & Reality TV · Probation Behavior

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You're listening to probation behavior.
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He kind of got in some hot water because he made a comment about
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Colton Underwood. You know who?
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Oh yeah. I did like, what did he say?
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Like Colton, he was convinced Colton was a traitor.
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Oh, Colton was on this season. Yeah, and he also was on there
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I. Fucking hate Colton Underwood.
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Yeah, exactly. Ali.
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Honestly you just need to watch the season for all the lore
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because it can't. Like there was so much that came
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out of it because Colton being on reality TV again was fucking
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crazy after like what he did. Literally stalked Cassie and
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then all of a sudden because he came out as gay and like had a
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baby. Are we still on the?
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Mic. Are we on the mic?
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Yeah, I had no idea. I just.
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I just went there. FYI we started talking about
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Michael Rapaport on traders. I have not seen traders.
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Abby is an avid fan. Yes no.
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So basically Colton is not a obviously not a trader, spoiler
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alert, but he is definitely like a very, I don't know, I guess
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aggressive faithful. So his the way he's like acting
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is very like he's definitely like a leader of sorts and he's
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outspoken about his opinion. So people do have like
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suspicions on him. He.
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Should not still be given any type of platform.
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This is there was a huge like lash back from the public with
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him the last season. Like I, I was a like a fan of
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that season of the bachelor, like that franchise during the
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time. So like I remember that whole
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season and then everything. Me too.
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I saw it, yeah. And then he had that show coming
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out, Colton, that came out on Netflix, and I watched that too.
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Did you? No, I didn't know that was a
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yes. After he stopped Cassie and
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everything, yeah. This was this was after he came
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out and this show on Netflix called coming out Colton was
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like all about his new life as like an out gay man and just his
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life and just following like his journey and everything.
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And it I don't remember because this this was a while ago.
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I don't think it really addressed much of what happened.
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Because trying to sweep that under the rug and kind of using
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the excuse of like, well, I, you know, it was almost like using
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it as a defense of like his actions.
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You know what I mean? Because no, he's cling on to the
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yeah. He was obsessed with his
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ex-girlfriend but he's gay? I'm confused did he want her
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back? That doesn't make sense.
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Did you know about that? Did you know about the the he's
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gay? Yeah, I knew.
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He was gay, OK. Do you remember that Billy on
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the street guy, Billy Eichner, when he.
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Has that interview. He's so funny.
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He's like, are you going to be the first kid bachelor?
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And he's like, whoa. So funny and he's.
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Like, yeah, yeah, that did not age well.
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No, he should not have a platform.
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I also it does not make sense. It didn't make sense to me when
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he came out. Not that I can't picture that
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he's gay. Totally fine.
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He would be a great role model if he wasn't horrible to Cassie.
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Yeah, it was. I mean, it was just so public.
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You can't like that. You can't get rid of that from
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your record. Like everybody saw it and a lot
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of people on social media were really pissed that he was on it
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and. In this similar vein, I may have
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a hot take on Taylor, Frankie, Paul, and The Bachelorette.
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Is it going to be a hot take or do you think maybe like?
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I think it might be a hot take. I don't think they should air
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The Bachelorette. You don't think they should air
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it? Only because I don't think, OK,
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maybe maybe that was too strong. Let me explain my thought
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process. Wait, I don't think that's that
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hot of a take. OK, I don't think she should be
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a role model. And it's not that I don't have
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empathy for her. The domestic abuse, the being
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stuck in that toxic relationship, totally get that.
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But I don't think the Bachelor Bachelorette, I know that there
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have been people who have not been great either on that show.
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That's the show is not. I don't think she should be a
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role model is what I'm saying essentially.
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And I'm not saying she can't have a platform, but I don't
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think it should be marketed in this way where they market like
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the bachelor and The Bachelorette is like pure great
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people. And I'm not saying she doesn't
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deserve love. I just don't think she should be
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given that much of A platform right now.
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Can maybe she come back from this?
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Yes, maybe, but again, you don't want, I don't want a little girl
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who's watching this to see her, especially because of how it
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ended. Apparently she gets back with
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Dakota and it goes back and forth.
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Like I don't think that that is something to celebrate.
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And again, I think she deserves empathy and support.
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But I think the same way that if somebody was an active
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addiction, I know this is a crazy, I always bring it back to
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addiction. But if somebody was an act of
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addiction and then they ended up getting sober later and let's
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say they were an active addiction while they were on The
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Bachelorette, I don't think that should be aired because I don't
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think they should be a role model.
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It's not that you can't have empathy and want them to get
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better. But I mean, this kind of toxic
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relationship is like an addiction.
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And I don't think that she should have a platform right now
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until she's healed. Yeah, no, I do agree.
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I think also the the season being cancelled happened before
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the like all the details came out I think and the videos and
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then also like the court hearings like with her and
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Dakota and basically the judge straight up saying like this is
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both of you guys like this is like 5050.
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There's not just one person to blame.
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And of course it is sad because it's a toxic, it's a toxic
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cycle. But I know that a lot of her
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cast members too, I don't know if she's going to ever be able
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to be on. No, and which means leaving.
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I think they need to cancel that show.
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I think I agree. I it's it's lost me.
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It's too much and it's a it's a mess.
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Do I eat up every minute? Yeah.
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But do I think that? Well, one, I think we've lost
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the plot of the Mormon Aspect 100.
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Percent 100% Which? Because I really commend them
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for showing a different side of Mormonism in the sense of
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they're trying to change the narrative of and trying to be a
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little bit more feminist within the religion.
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I think that's really admirable. Except are they still Mormon?
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I don't. They don't cover any of that in
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the show anymore. And now it's truly just become,
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I think, profiting off of horrible moments in these
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people's lives, which is funny. It's ironic that Whitney's now
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leaving once her life is now amazing.
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She's doing great. And it's funny to me that she's
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now leaving because I think it just shows that the show is
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really just profiting off of pain and misery.
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Yeah, I just, I think I have Mormon wife fatigue.
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Like I'm not, I didn't even finish this last season.
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I I just couldn't do it anymore. I do love a good reality show,
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but I, I don't know, I'm over it and it just was too much like I
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did like Taylor and then everything that came out, I'm
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like, I can't even really like support this show anymore.
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It's it's depressing. Like it's, it is.
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I don't know. I there's some of them that I do
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like and like I'm, I do like Whitney saw her in Chicago.
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I hated. Whitney the first season and now
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I'm like such a Whitney fan. We all did, yeah.
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I mean, she does not seem like a friend I would want to be
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friends with, but she's killing it.
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And you know I love a Broadway girl so.
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I know and she, she was really good, proud of her.
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Yes, Abby saw her live. I don't know if we've mentioned
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that. Live, yeah, live studio
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audience. I think it was the second
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weekend that she performed, so I'm sure it got even better.
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But yeah, I don't know. I'm.
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I'm over that show. It needs to be done, I think
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because they're doing that new show Mormon Wives.
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Did you not know this? They're doing look it up right
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now. It's a new cast, but Jen Affleck
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is going to be on it. What?
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Yes, do you know Aspen over like she's going to be on it and then
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Bobby, Bobby, I forget what her name is, but she had like a pod
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or she has a podcast. I don't even know if any of them
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are Mormon. Like I have no idea.
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Oh, Bobby Alton. Yeah.
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Wait, she's a Mormon? I that's what I'm saying.
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I don't know. I don't know about all that, but
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it's not even in Utah like it's taking place in.
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Yeah. So I think, I think that this is
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them like trying to create something new because everything
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else is kind of burning down if I had to guess.
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That's fair. You know, the reality shows,
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it's because I was thinking, I'm like, I feel like I sound like.
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Wait, we're just doing like a full pop culture?
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Sorry, we do we. Love pop culture.
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No, I love pop culture and I love to talk about it, but I
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just like kind of got like started thinking like, wow,
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we're fully just evaluating. Right now, this is not true
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crime in the site. Whoa.
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I mean. Well, Colton, we talked about
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Colton. Yes, this actually is.
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We talked about Taylor, Frankie, Paul in Dakota.
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The number one gateway into murder is stalking.
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Stalking and not in the same capacity, but burglarizing
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because it's a violation. We've talked about this, it's a
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violation of people's privacy and, and it's it's similar, but
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stalking, I mean is a huge gateway.
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Gateway is not the right word, but more so like indicator.
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It's a huge indicator that what? Nothing.
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I'm like accusations. Oh no, it's a huge indicator.
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I I will. Look, I'm not saying Colton
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Underwood is about to be a serial killer, not at all what
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I'm saying. But I'm saying it needs to be
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treated more seriously. Give me a second.
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What an inappropriate time to laugh.
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No, that's why I'm laughing, because I was like kind of
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making a joke and then you're like, oh, it just needs to be
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taken more seriously, like. Abby, you need to be more
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serious. I know, yeah.
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No, no. I.
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Cut it. It's getting cut.
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No, no, it's not. It's OK, It's getting cut.
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OK, so, oh, but I was going to say, while we're talking about
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all of this, I'm thinking about Love Island and I'm thinking
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about I'm such a hypocrite because I live for all of that
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drama and they are sleep deprived.
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They Oh my gosh, yeah. They do a lot to contribute to
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pretty much forcing them into mania.
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Love Island thrives on the manic happenings between the cast
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members. And so I hate it because I do
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eat that up. If you hear the tippity
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tapities, that's Nemo, a dog. My dog.
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And like I'm thinking about Huda specifically, who needs to not
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remotely be a role model at all. Another.
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Great example, someone who has a platform shouldn't have a
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platform and who's also from North Carolina lives in North
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Carolina. Not to docs, but I think we all
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knew. That did you see how I don't
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know if this ever like was proven to be true or not, but
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there was all this texts released.
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Oh gosh, it was all this text release between Huda and her
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boyfriend her like. Louis, who was also on What's
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that show? Winter Games, yeah, because I
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watched that and it was rough. No, but he was.
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He was on. God perfect match.
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Is it perfect match? Not perfect match?
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Too out to handle. Thank you.
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I watched all those seasons. I watched most of them but not
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that one. The first season was.
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Louis was a fuck boy. Anyways, yes I did see all of
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that stuff with the toxic text messages.
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Again, another reason should not be a role model.
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And I believe all of these people deserve help.
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They need therapeutic help, but not a platform, and that's OK.
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And I don't think we need to cancel them to get them off the
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platform. I think we just need to
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recognize that these people need to take a step back and get
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help. Not saying I'm justifying any of
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their actions, but they need help and that's OK.
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There's nothing wrong with that. But again, while you're in need
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of help for something that you're being shitty to other
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people, it's not just like internal mental illness or
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mental health. You need help?
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Yeah, I feel like to switching a little bit, but as somebody who
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loves like reality TV and like all that drama and watching it
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unfold and also like liking the true crime stuff and like it's
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like the fascination with like this behaviour and everything.
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Like it's not saying it's the same thing, but it, I don't know
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why, but it is just like something not that comforts me,
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but like I like to just put it on and like kind of have it in
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the background. And I feel like a lot of the
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times it's so chaotic what's going on, but it doesn't really
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like, it doesn't really make me feel that chaotic.
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Like kind of grounds me sometimes.
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No, you know why? And I would text my boyfriend
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while I'm watching all of this. He doesn't watch any of this.
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And I'd be like, this reminds me that I'm not that crazy.
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I'm like, OK, no matter what, I'm not as bad as these people.
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That sounds probably terrible, but we're better than them.
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Well, that's pop culture, but also crime.
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And I think maybe we segue into the whole, again, we're figuring
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out the the vibe of this podcast and we just like to talk to you.
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Nemo is officially on my lap because he's very needy.
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Anyways, we do have some true crime updates.
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First, before fully getting into this, I want to in relation to
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the Sonia Massey episode. I was talking to my friend
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Hillary from work and she was so lovely and did some research
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into how cops are actually trained to deescalate a
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situation. And I said deescalate.
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I mean more So what they're trained to do when they feel
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like they're being attacked or something like that.
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They are trained to shoot at the center of the mass to
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incapacitate them. Which is a fancy way of saying
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they're shooting to kill because we know shooting at the center
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of the mass of a person is going to destroy vital organs and most
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likely kill them. Also in the clip right before he
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shoots her he says you better not I will shoot you in your
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fucking face. Pretty sure that's not the
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center of the mass. Anyways, I did want to just say
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that because I had questioned it in the episode how cops are
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actually trained. And I actually have a cousin
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who's a cop and I probably should ask him too about his
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experience. I have two cousins that are
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cops. I I want to say that thank you,
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Hillary, for looking into that and doing a better job
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researching than I did. Thank you, Hillary.
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OK, next into some true crime updates.
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Huge one, Alec Murdoch and I pronounced.
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It correct. Nailed it.
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Can I just say it's spelled Alex and he goes by Alec, and I think
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that's so pretentious anyways, which we know he's pretentious.
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And Murdoch being like Murdoch. Murdoch Maybe it's a Southern
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thing. The South Carolina Supreme Court
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overturned the verdict in his case and his sentencing, which
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essentially had to do with jury tampering.
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Becky Hill, she was accused of tampering with the jury by
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essentially swaying them to say that he was guilty.
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And a lot of people are saying Abby was noticing a lot of
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comments of he's innocent. We knew it.
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Crazy work because that's not what it is saying.
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It is saying that they were maybe persuaded a bit, but not
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necessary. I don't think she paid them
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right. This was not a case of jury
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bribery. It was just.
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Speaking to them outside of court.
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She made a comment along the lines of like, don't listen to
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anything the defense is saying. Like, basically it's not true.
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Yeah. Which as we talked about, like,
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I think everybody knew. That it was.
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Not so. I don't know why.
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I wish she didn't do. That because I mean, I don't
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know about this, but I know that I, like Murdoch's lawyers are
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saying that you know, this is going to be huge for them and
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it's going to be a completely different trial now because
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there's going to be more testimonies from defendants that
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are from the defendant now that are going to be able to be used
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in court so. What do you mean by?
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That. So basically, I'm reading the
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article on CNN right now and his lawyer, I believe his name is
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Jim Griffin, says that if there's a retrial, the whole
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case has to start again. This is a former prosecutor
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actually saying that's not his, not his lawyers, But it's a new
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trial from start to finish. Murdoch's attorneys said on NB
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CS today the defense has the advantage in a retrial.
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In a retrial, the statistics are in favor of the defendant
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because you have a lot of more recorded testimony of witnesses,
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attorney Jim Griffin said Thursday.
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You get to impeach them with inconsistencies.
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It will be a totally different trial, I promise you.
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I mean, it's not great. Like it's not great for
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prosecutors. Do I know what the outcome will
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be? No, but interesting.
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I hope, I mean, OK, if we look at Becky Hill's comment
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isolated, it's not great. But in the in the spectrum of
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jury tampering, I would not call it the most persuasive.
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And I think the evidence speaks for itself.
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I think it truly was. He got off on a technicality,
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which sucks. Again, he's not fully getting
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off. He's having another trial.
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Luckily he is still in prison for quite a bit of fraud and
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embezzlement, so we have that to be happy about.
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But the actual murders, I really hope that they get justice.
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His wife and his son. Yeah, I, I remember like when
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that all came out and it had been things like over the years
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that had built up and. The Netflix documentary that
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came out was looking into it and kind of revealing like all these
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things that had happened and it just made everything like so
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much more suspicious and just like their status in the
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community and like obviously the money and all that so.
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OK. Our other major case update is
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Corey Richins, which we just covered.
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She was sentenced to life without the possibility of
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parole. That not surprising.
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Great. What I want to talk about is her
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statement at sentencing, I think prior to sense sentencing or was
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it after? I'm not really sure.
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I never really know when they're allowed to make statements.
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Her statement, I think it's probably before sentence.
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I would. Assume so as well.
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But Oh yeah, because she was sentenced and it was so she was
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going to jail no matter what because the way she was speaking
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was she was talking to her sons saying be like your father, be
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generous, be all of that. Which is really weird
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considering she murdered him. But I don't think she's ever
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fully admitted to it. So I also think one SEC he's
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going to drink water. It's so dainty his his drinking.
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It's fair he doesn't splash it around everywhere and when I
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babysit, when I dog sit like Chili, Maya, Ollie, whoever.
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Water is everywhere, truly. Everywhere.
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Yeah, I've saw this like dog water bowl invention that's like
21:39
plants are underneath it. So when the dog is like
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dripping, it's like watering plants.
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That's adorable. Yeah, in theory it's great, but
21:46
like I don't, I don't got the arm for.
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That OK, the amount of consumerism these days is crazy
21:53
and I'm so influenced. Unfortunately, they come up with
21:55
inventions that I'm like, what have we come to?
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It's. Too crazy.
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There's there's just so much though, like it's hard to even
22:03
know what to buy because every day there's something more.
22:06
Even just like makeup and skin care, there's like a million
22:10
things. It's like I don't know which one
22:11
to get and I'm not going to get them all.
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I saw TikTok of this girl recently that was I, I forget
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what she called it but she was saying I'm starting a new thing
22:22
where I do not buy another product until I've finished the
22:25
product that I currently have which sounds first world
22:29
problems. I kind of do that though, I I
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try not to buy anything until like I'm pretty much out of it.
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Like a blush, like I get like one at a time.
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Like I really do try to do that because I get and I love makeup.
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I love it. I.
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Love makeup but it's so. Overwhelming that they're like,
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I'm always looking at stuff, I'm saving things that I want to
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get. But like, I really do try to
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wait because I just feel like it's overwhelming And and then
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if I have multiple things, I'm like, I don't know which one to
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use. Like I don't know which one to
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use today. So I just kind of stick with
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one. Yep.
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I don't do that. Moving really highlighted how
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many products that I have that either weren't even opened or
23:11
were half used. And then I clearly switched to
23:13
another product that I had just bought.
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So that's cool, really trying to cut down on that consumerism in
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general. But I do get an Amazon package
23:22
about once a day, so. I yeah, I do too, but I usually
23:26
just get like stuff for the house, like I get like toilet
23:30
paper, paper towels. Like if we need like those
23:32
little bug, you know, the plug in things for the bugs, I forget
23:38
what they're called, but you it's like a blue light or.
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Whatever. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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I get like that kind of shit. It's my.
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I use it to replenish mostly everything.
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Yeah. It's not usually like fun stuff
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I'm getting just for the hell of it.
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Like every once in a while I'm like sure, but I try it's.
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So dangerous stuff just for the hell of it for sure.
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What did? I'm going to let me think.
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What did I order recently that I did not need?
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I don't know. It's been a weird time because
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I've been moving so. What's with this rug?
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OK, get out of it. So I guess talk about
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unnecessary purchases. I was trying to change my style
24:13
a little bit. I was not happy with what
24:16
everything looked like in my house, which sounds silly
24:19
because I actually like it was cute.
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It just wasn't like my style. My and I used ChatGPT to
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identify my style. It's soft, romantic, vintage,
24:28
eclectic. What a mouthful.
24:31
And so I was using ChatGPT to help me.
24:35
I'm I know what individual items I like, but then when it I put
24:40
it all together, it doesn't look great or it's not that it
24:42
doesn't look like what I'm going for.
24:44
Yeah, I'm not good at holistically creating my space
24:47
the way I wanted to. So I was basically just vetting
24:50
things on ChatGPT to say this is fit the aesthetic.
24:53
How does this look all of that. So I definitely so my rug,
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there's a balled up rug in my 9 by 12.
25:02
So it's massive in the corner of my house right now.
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I'm trying to sell it. It was barely used because it
25:07
was in the living room and I didn't really use my living room
25:10
that much. And nobody is buying it on
25:14
Facebook Marketplace. So it's how much you got it
25:16
listed for 80, which is like, oh, that's pretty.
25:19
I know. Honestly I might buy it from you
25:21
because we need a rug in our bedroom.
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I I love the rug. I think it's really pretty.
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It just didn't match the vibe I was going for right now.
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I don't know. No, I, I have the same thing.
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And my issue is like I, I'm the same way.
25:37
Like I know what I like. There's like things I, I have a
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Pinterest board where I'm like, I love this, love this.
25:42
Like this is exactly what I want.
25:43
I see things I like, I know I love it, but then it's just like
25:48
my impatience of wanting everything to be put together
25:51
and like it just takes so much time and that's hard for me.
25:55
Like that's it's really hard for me because I want it to be done
25:57
and complete. That's called ADHD and I also
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have it the way that you were talking about.
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You save items but you don't buy them.
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That's what my therapist recommended.
26:06
Have yet to complete. That challenge, I came up with
26:10
that one on my own. So that's really.
26:11
Great work. I yes, like I'm an avid shopping
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cart full on a website, but then just closing out the tab and
26:21
never buying it. It feels, it feels something in
26:24
you because it's like, oh look, I could.
26:26
Get this for me. I said something, not a lot,
26:29
yeah, like. You know what?
26:31
I'll give you an example of quite an impulsive purchase Jet
26:35
skiing of which I did yesterday I on Friday I got a coupon
26:41
through this basically this texting program where it shows
26:45
you fun things to do in Charlotte.
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It's called Nudge. Yeah, I'm on it too.
26:49
Yeah, I guess. I'm to.
26:49
Sponsor I didn't like Notice the nudge.
26:52
Yeah, so it's gave me a nudge coupon for getmyboat.com and I
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saw jet skiing on there and it was a beautiful day yesterday
27:02
and so on Friday, and I saw that on the weather app, I was
27:05
craving a jet ski. It's the best way I could
27:07
describe it. I've gone on a jet ski a handful
27:09
of times in my life. My little brother's girlfriend
27:13
has a house up in New Hampshire and they have jet skis and it's
27:17
like the most fun thing. And I forgot how fun they were
27:19
until I went up a couple years ago with them.
27:23
And so I was able to corral 2 of my friends to also go on the jet
27:28
ski. I probably would have gone by
27:30
myself if nobody went. I'm not even joking.
27:32
It's like sheep detective part too.
27:33
No, it really is the impulsivity.
27:37
But no regrets. We are we have deemed this
27:41
summer me, my friend Leah as outdoor summer.
27:44
Hashtag outdoors. No hashtags.
27:46
Millennial ignore that outdoor summer.
27:50
This is labeled as outdoor summer and this was one of it
27:54
was jet skiing and God it was so much fun.
27:58
It was beautiful. The person that I rented from
28:03
sucked. She literally seemed like she
28:05
hated us and didn't want to be there.
28:06
Did she? So she was like with you guys
28:08
the whole time. No, thank God.
28:10
She just instructed us beforehand and then helped us
28:13
get the jet skis back. But she was an hour and a half
28:16
late. Yeah.
28:20
Then she was going through the instructions and just kept being
28:24
like, don't be stupid, don't break this, blah, blah, blah,
28:27
blah, blah. You're too.
28:28
You can't be too close together. There's no reason for you to
28:30
talk. You shouldn't be able to if
28:32
you're, if you're able to hear each other, you're too close
28:34
together. And I yeah.
28:38
That's just like if she's making it like, not a fun experience.
28:41
No, not in the slightest. And did we bump Jet skis?
28:45
Maybe once, Allegedly. I'm not saying I did, luckily it
28:49
was like super minor, allegedly hypothetically, but it was a
28:56
blast. We had such a good time and no,
28:59
no regrets. OK, hashtag queen over here.
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I know. What am I doing?
29:06
Two in like 1. Minute, I'm millennial, so it's
29:08
I'm a weird combo. I'm, I'm kind of in there with
29:12
you, yeah. I wonder how we label this
29:15
episode because we are going on tangent after tangent.
29:19
Yeah, well, I actually want to go back for a second to Corey
29:23
Richins because as we were like, as we broke off on another
29:28
tangent, I did look up one of the last things she said in
29:32
court. She said, I can't believe this
29:35
is real. Convicted of taking one of the
29:39
people out of my life that fulfills it the most.
29:41
I'm still in shock. I'm still in disbelief.
29:44
Accused and now convicted of such a heinous crime.
29:46
Convicted of never seeing you boys again as like.
29:52
So she's like fully maintaining that she did not do it.
29:55
Oh, honey. Oh, and then she said this.
29:59
As much as you've been influenced into thinking that
30:01
I'm a murderer, that I took your dad from you, that is completely
30:04
wrong. That is an absolute lie.
30:06
I will not be blamed for something I did not do.
30:10
So please, I know that right now you may not believe me, that you
30:13
believe I took Dad from you. And that's OK.
30:16
I still and will always love you.
30:18
And I'm asking that you please just don't give up on me.
30:20
I'm coming home. Not today, not this year.
30:22
But we're going to make this right.
30:24
Our justice system will get this right, although this courtroom
30:26
can't seem to. We have a long road ahead.
30:30
But I will never quit fighting my way home to you boys.
30:36
So I guess she did make that. That was like her last remarks.
30:42
Oh. My God, why does that feel
30:44
convincing to me? I'm so easily influenced.
30:47
What? What?
30:49
Richen's three sons also pressed the judge to bring the maximum
30:52
sentence and impact statements read by counselors on their
30:55
behalf. What, Her three sons were
30:57
totally against her? Yeah, it's.
30:59
I thought they were young. I mean, I think the one I can't
31:04
I'll. Look it up while you keep
31:06
reading. Quote you only cared about
31:10
yourself and your stupid boyfriends, read one of them, in
31:13
which the child referred to in court by the initials AR and he
31:16
would not feel safe if she were out of prison.
31:18
The child with the initials CR accused Riches of a litany of
31:22
offenses, including killing almost all of his animals and
31:26
potentially trying to poison him with fentanyl, too, causing him
31:30
to have a seizure. Wait this is huge holy shit.
31:35
Also right now they are 1311 and 9:00 so I I would assume that's
31:43
the oldest that has the most cognitive ability to understand
31:46
the situation. That's fucking nuts.
31:50
That's so sad. That is so sad.
31:52
I hope this woman, I mean her sentence, I hope it doesn't get
31:55
overturned. This is crazy.
31:59
Yeah, isn't that wild? I, those poor boys, truly.
32:07
OK, those are our updates for today and a bunch of tangents.
32:14
Thank you guys for listening. Oh sorry, did you not want to
32:17
end I? No, it's OK.
32:19
OK. I think we.
32:21
Are going to be uploading some extra content that we're about
32:24
to record on to Patreon, talking about how we came up with the
32:28
name. I'm going to talk about the
32:30
editing process and the journey we have been on to get great
32:34
sound quality. Hopefully you can agree with
32:38
that and just in general what it's like to start a podcast.
32:43
Yeah. Because you guys can do this
32:47
too. No, don't, don't over saturate
32:50
the industry so we can become famous.
32:53
No but seriously this has been a blast and can't wait to continue
32:58
it. Thank you guys so much.
33:01
If you managed to get through this episode for the 5 minutes
33:04
of updates and then the 30 minutes of tangents, really
33:08
appreciate it. Have a great rest of your day.
33:11
That's how I end all of my client calls.
33:13
Have a great have a great rest of your day.
33:15
And then I do a weird awkward wave and every single time it's
33:19
become a meme with my Co workers.
33:21
I go, I just do a single hand. I go.
33:24
Bye, bye. Yeah, I know.
33:26
So picture me doing that guys. OK, bye.
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Generational wealth. Generational wealth, I said it
34:00
weird. I know.
34:02
It's 'cause my throat, I think. Do you have allergies?
34:05
Too sugarganta me garganta. Oh, you're you have allergies
34:13
too? I do, I take medication.
34:17
I complained for a good while and never took medication and
34:20
then I thought people would probably not want to hear about
34:23
it anymore. Nemo is sneezing as he does he
34:26
fake sneezes to get attention. Thank you so much.
34:29
That's. What people thought you were
34:31
doing when you were complaining about your.
34:33
Allergies. Oh my God.
34:34
He learns from the best. He I swear to God, this dog has
34:38
inherited my entire personality. He they say that that happens
34:41
and I I can see it love that he's so deep.
34:47
Let. Me, give him a treat and see if
34:49
he chills. OK.