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EXCLUSIVE: ANNE BURRELL’S SHOCKING DEATH, KELLY CLARKSON’S BURNOUT, AND THE OSBOURNES' RAGE OVER HULK HOGAN'S DEATH TIMING · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Sure it's time.
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Speaker 2: Hello, welcome to the naught even nice, am your host,
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Speaker 2: wrong shooter and it is Friday, which means our dear
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Speaker 2: friend Corey Andrew joins us. Hey, Corey, are you there?
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Speaker 2: I am here with bells on. You sounded delicious, darm
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Speaker 2: and I can finally speak, So thank you Naughties for
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Speaker 2: sticking with me for the last three or four days.
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Speaker 2: I was quite sicky. I had this horrible summer cold
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Speaker 2: and then finally shaken off. But I was such a
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Speaker 2: good boy. There was drinks last night with a friend
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Speaker 2: of mine that I desperately wanted to go. I had
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Speaker 2: to post that I just Corey, I'd been sick for
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Speaker 2: four days. I've been moping around the house. I'm a
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Speaker 2: horrible sixth person. I've been making Bruce run up and
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Speaker 2: down the hallway to get me cup to tea. Had
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Speaker 2: I had a shower and put on my nice clothes
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Speaker 2: and trotted out this house. My god, he would have
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Speaker 2: been like, I just looked after you for four days,
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Speaker 2: Where are you going? What are you doing? So thankfully
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Speaker 2: I stayed home. I think that's the nicest thing about
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Speaker 2: getting older is I'm not quite as desperate. I don't
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Speaker 2: feel like I'm missing out on stuff anymore. I used
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Speaker 2: to when I was little, I'd go to everything. I
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Speaker 2: was almost like, is it called fear of missing out? Right?
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Speaker 1: But you know, Rob, it's so funny. I'm the same way.
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Speaker 1: Like you know, when we first got to New York
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Speaker 1: and tried this whole thing again, I was so desperate
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Speaker 1: to go they like they say, I'd go to the
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Speaker 1: opening of an envelope if I could have. And now
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Speaker 1: I get all the invites and I'm like, maybe no,
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Speaker 1: and I'm just homing my flip.
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Speaker 2: Flops and like watching TV with haggin Das. You know,
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Speaker 2: I'd rather be here behind my phone talking with all
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Speaker 2: the naughties. But I am feeling better. So thank you,
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Speaker 2: thank you. Let's jump into our show. What time is it?
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Speaker 2: My friends? It is time. Big story at the top
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Speaker 2: of the Shaw So Ambarell, the Worst Cooks in America host,
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Speaker 2: fifty five years old, was found dead in the shower
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Speaker 2: in her Brooklyn apartment, surrounded by pills. Now authorities it's
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Speaker 2: been about three four maybe five weeks. Authorities have ruled
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Speaker 2: that it was a suicide by overdose Benna drill and booze.
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Speaker 2: But in a circle is pushing back. So I've known
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Speaker 2: Anne for at least a decade. A friend of mine
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Speaker 2: even dated her husband's stewart before they were together, although
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Speaker 2: the exchange got a little sloppy at the end. I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna say no more. So I've known Nan, I've always
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Speaker 2: really liked her. She told me once that she just
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Speaker 2: didn't feel pretty enough to be on TV because she
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Speaker 2: was great, she was fun, she was bubbling, but she
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Speaker 2: didn't look like a stereotypical model, and she she really
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Speaker 2: felt that, and so I know she struggled. However, friends
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Speaker 2: are now saying that the night before she died, she
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Speaker 2: was out at an improv show. She was smiling, she
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Speaker 2: was hugging, she was laughing. None of this makes any sense, now,
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Speaker 2: I should point out here, just because on the outside
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Speaker 2: you look really happy, it doesn't mean anything. You know,
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Speaker 2: naught is. We can all put on a smile, we
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Speaker 2: can all have a laugh, but we can feel terrible.
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Speaker 2: I don't want us all to think that, oh my goodness,
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Speaker 2: oh my goodness, because she was laughing, because she was smiling,
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Speaker 2: she couldn't possibly, couldn't possibly have committed suicide. That isn't
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Speaker 2: how it works. It's all heartbreaking, but there are still
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Speaker 2: a lot of questions. Was this an accidental overdose? I
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Speaker 2: don't think a note was found. Often people that commit
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Speaker 2: suicide they know it's suicide because of the note. Otherwise
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Speaker 2: it could have been an accidental overdose. I don't think.
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Speaker 2: There are still some questions, So I understand why her
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Speaker 2: friends are concerned. But I don't think here we can
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Speaker 2: say just because she looked happy, she was. Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Well, also too, people have to realize people famous people
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Speaker 1: such as Robin Williams, for example, is a great example
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Speaker 1: of someone who on the outside we all thought he
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Speaker 1: was like America's or the world's jesture. He made us
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Speaker 1: all and feel good, and he was terribly wounded inside,
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Speaker 1: which resulted in his own suicide, you know, taking his
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Speaker 1: own life. But I will also say benadrill is very
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Speaker 1: very drowsy inducing. You drowse inducing. You can accidentally really
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Speaker 1: overdose on benadrilla. I've been there because I have allergies.
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Speaker 1: We were just talking about that, right, Yeah, my mom
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Speaker 1: had to like, you know, it was really concerning ones.
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Speaker 1: I took too many. I didn't realize I was just
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Speaker 1: trying to get rid of my itchy throat and my
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Speaker 1: scratchy throat in my runny eyes, and I had taken
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Speaker 1: too many and I was literally almost slipping into a coma.
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Speaker 1: I mean, it's years ago when I was a teenager,
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Speaker 1: and so you add liquor to that and not realizing
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Speaker 1: the sedative effect of it. So be very careful with.
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Speaker 2: That, very very very careful. It's just heartbreaking. Like I said,
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Speaker 2: I always really liked that. I always looked forward to
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Speaker 2: bumping into her. And I gotta admit I had no idea.
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Speaker 2: It just gets to show you. You just see the
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Speaker 2: tip of the iceberg, don't you. Yeah, if anyone had
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Speaker 2: asked me, I would have said, I'm just one of
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Speaker 2: the confident, most happy people on the Planet's clearly clearly
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Speaker 2: I was wrong. It's such an awful way to go.
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Speaker 2: You want to say, I don't understand it. They had
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Speaker 2: so much to live for. I'm killed for a creer
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Speaker 2: like and the fame, the big house in Brooklyn, money,
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Speaker 2: None of that matters if you are really, really depressed.
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Speaker 2: And so this brings us to our poll question of
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Speaker 2: the day, and Morell's death has been ruled as suicide. However,
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Speaker 2: there are questions. There are a lot of questions here
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Speaker 2: I don't think there was a suicide. Note was this
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Speaker 2: an accidental overdose? And if it was, then is it
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Speaker 2: suicide or is it an accident? So what do you
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Speaker 2: think here? Do you believe then it was suicide? People
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Speaker 2: are shocked. People are really scratching their heads about this one.
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Speaker 2: What do you think? Do you believe it is a suicide? Hey?
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Speaker 2: Go vote on our Twitter page at Naughty niser are
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Speaker 2: by Facebook pages Naughty Gossip and to check back on
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Speaker 2: Monday to hear your results. Hey, Corey Love, what are
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Speaker 2: you working on? Yes?
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Speaker 1: Well, unfortunately it's another story about grieving sadly enough, but
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Speaker 1: it's about Paris Jackson, Michael Jackson's daughter, and apparently she's
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Speaker 1: been having some meltdowns lately, most notably a big one
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Speaker 1: in Malibu when they're just saying her grief is back
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Speaker 1: because she's been actually battling depression and things over the years,
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Speaker 1: so they say she's spiraling downward. And this time the
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Speaker 1: world just saw it happen in public. So she's twenty
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Speaker 1: seven years old. Of course, as I mentioned, she's the
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Speaker 1: daughter of Michael Jackson, and she was spotted crying uncontrollably
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Speaker 1: during a lonely walk by herself and Malibu, just weeks
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Speaker 1: after the emotional anniversary of her father's death. Now she
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Speaker 1: looked totally raw, an eyewitness tells hashtag shooter scoop, no glam,
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Speaker 1: no makeup. You know, she's a very beautiful girl. She's
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Speaker 1: typically really done up when she goes out of the house,
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Speaker 1: but not this time. She was by herself, no glam,
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Speaker 1: just playing, and she was crying uncontrollably, wearing biking shorts
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Speaker 1: at a crop top, and she's seemed unrecognizable and a
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Speaker 1: bit exhausted actually. Now, Insiders says she's been pushing back
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Speaker 1: a lot online to internet trolls who can be very horrible,
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Speaker 1: as we all know, and career frustrations as well. She's
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Speaker 1: never quite found her niche in the entertainment industry, although
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Speaker 1: she had a great project with Willow Smith that I
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Speaker 1: thought was going to be really like I thought that
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Speaker 1: could have taken hospitals. It didn't, but it was I
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Speaker 1: thought that was really interesting, the two of them together
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Speaker 1: with this kind of folky rocky.
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Speaker 2: Thing, but didn't work.
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Speaker 1: But anyway, she's strong, many people say, you know, but
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Speaker 1: this just hit her a lot differently, and she's a
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Speaker 1: bit overwhelmed by it, and she also was facing backlash
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Speaker 1: from performing on the date of Michael's death, and people
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Speaker 1: thought that was a bit exploitive, and you know, she
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Speaker 1: lashed out back to people online, so she's been going
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Speaker 1: back and forth. So anyway, it's a breakdown that she's having.
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Speaker 1: It's not been staged, as people have also accused her of,
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Speaker 1: so she really can't win, even people accusing her of
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Speaker 1: faking her grief. But inside tell us it was not performative.
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Speaker 1: It was a real human breakdown.
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Speaker 2: It's heartbreaking. I know the children of some celebrities, and
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Speaker 2: it's never easy. Even celebrities that have done a really,
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Speaker 2: really great job raising their kids, it's still very, very difficult.
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Speaker 2: You're always in their shadow. Nothing you ever do, You've
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Speaker 2: got to just admit this. Nothing I do in the
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Speaker 2: rest of my life is ever going to compete with
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Speaker 2: what my dad or my mom did, like these were superstars.
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Speaker 2: Madonna has struggled with this. Madonna's children have really struggled
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Speaker 2: with this, and so it is extraordinary difficult. I have
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Speaker 2: nothing but passion and compassion towards this. I want Paris
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Speaker 2: to be well, but I know she's really struggling. I
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Speaker 2: spoke to several of my Jackson sources. They're aware of it.
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Speaker 2: But how do you help somebody who doesn't appear to
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Speaker 2: want to have much help? And if she had got
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Speaker 2: the career she really wanted, I don't think that makes
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Speaker 2: you any more happy. As here Donald said that Rosie said,
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Speaker 2: I thought if I became a big star, i'd be happy.
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Speaker 2: And I did become a big star, and I was
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Speaker 2: more miserable than ever. And so I think just reaching
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Speaker 2: for this career is not the way to go. You've
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Speaker 2: got to find happiness not so You've got to find
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Speaker 2: it within yourself. Things come along in my life that
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Speaker 2: make me happy, but don't make my overall happiness change.
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Speaker 2: I'm happy for ten minutes, or if I get a
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Speaker 2: lovely email, I'm like, oh wow, that feels lovely. But
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Speaker 2: then you go back to your baseline of happiness. Make
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Speaker 2: sure your baseline of happiness is as high as it
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Speaker 2: possibly can be. I want a high baseline, and when
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Speaker 2: things come along, it gets even higher. But I don't
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Speaker 2: wait for external external factors to make me happy, because
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Speaker 2: it never ever lasts. In fact, I would go so
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Speaker 2: far as to say happiness has to be a habit.
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Speaker 2: It's something you have to learn. You have to learn
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Speaker 2: every day to be happy. It's like going to the gym.
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Speaker 2: It's like cleaning your teeth. It's something that you should
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Speaker 2: do every single day. I do this cory when I
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Speaker 2: clean my teeth in the morning, I look in that
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Speaker 2: mirror and I say to myself, you're going to be
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Speaker 2: happy today. I tell myself you and it feels ridiculous,
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Speaker 2: or it feels the actually work.
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Speaker 1: You've said it before, You've said it behind the sure
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Speaker 1: you said happiness is a choice. We've said it's a choice.
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Speaker 2: It's a choice. And I know circumstances are awful, and
10:21
Speaker 2: I know a lot of people, including myself, can be like, oh,
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Speaker 2: how ridiculous. You can choose to be happy because you're rich, Sure,
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Speaker 2: you're famous, or you're on television. But that is when
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Speaker 2: you're missing the point there. It's when you were not
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Speaker 2: happy that you have to choose to be happy. It
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Speaker 2: is easy to be happy when everything's going my way.
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Speaker 2: But the days that I don't feel well, I have
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Speaker 2: a cold, I get rejected from a job that I
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Speaker 2: really want. Something hasn't happened in my private life that
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Speaker 2: I was really looking forward to. Those are the days
10:48
Speaker 2: I rush into that bathroom. I know Brice must think
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Speaker 2: I'm pee all the time. So I rush them into
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Speaker 2: that bathroom and I look in that mirror and I say,
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Speaker 2: you are going to be happy. And I've trained myself.
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Speaker 2: It's a muscle. It literally is.
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Speaker 1: Past affirmations are really important to.
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Speaker 2: Is a habit naughty? So okay, moving along. This story
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Speaker 2: made me chockole. It's a little bit naughty, but the
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Speaker 2: sources did make me giggle a little bit. And they've
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Speaker 2: got a sense of humor in this family. So rest
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Speaker 2: in peace, Ossie Osborne. However, just the day after Ossie passed,
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Speaker 2: Hulk Hogan passed and I'm told the Osborne's are But
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Speaker 2: this was how dairy and how day. This reminds me
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Speaker 2: of when Pharah I was just gonna say that with
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Speaker 2: Michael hours later, Michael, I.
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Speaker 1: Mean, can you imagine, because it was really when that happened,
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Speaker 1: it was like a fairer Pharaoh farah, and then it
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Speaker 1: just like that became all about Michael the same day.
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Speaker 2: Yes, and now who do you put on the cover
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Speaker 2: of People magazine? Next? Do you do Ozzie? Do you
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Speaker 2: do Hule Hogan? Do you do a split was the
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Speaker 2: editor I do a split cover. Yeah, both of that.
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Speaker 2: I think they even knew each other because they were
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Speaker 2: both in the eighties and the nineties, and so I
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Speaker 2: think the probably a photograph of them backstage somewhere or
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Speaker 2: maybe at a at a wrestling show. And so it
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Speaker 2: did make me giggle though that the final movements. These
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Speaker 2: people can't help themselves. So that's why the stars, Corey,
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Speaker 2: that is why they are celebrities. This really matters to
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Speaker 2: their oh well, you know.
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Speaker 1: It also reminds me of similarly when Charlie's Angels were
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Speaker 1: still on and there was gonna be the big announcement
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Speaker 1: of who like this next angel was, and it was
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Speaker 1: Tanya Roberts and she was going to be the next
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Speaker 1: big thing, and they had all this press lined up.
12:36
Speaker 1: She was lined up for the cover of everything all
12:39
Speaker 1: to hit simultaneously at the same time that one day
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Speaker 1: and John Lennon got assassinated and.
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Speaker 2: Literally the world's changes.
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Speaker 1: The world changed in a second, and I think that
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Speaker 1: you know, she she she went on to do some things,
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Speaker 1: but she was supposed to be this big thing, and
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Speaker 1: that was like the night before her big press drop and.
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Speaker 2: Jelly goodness, I was with Jessica Simpson at I think
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Speaker 2: the Today Show, a CBS morning show, and she was
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Speaker 2: going to perform live on the plaza outside and it
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Speaker 2: was her big comeback after breaking up with Nick Lache.
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Speaker 2: She'd put together an album and she was going to
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Speaker 2: come back and be bigger than ever, and all the
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Speaker 2: attention was on her because everybody was obsessed Nick and
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Speaker 2: the breakup. And Steve Irwin is that Yeah, he died
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Speaker 2: ten minutes before she went. She didn't perform, and we
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Speaker 2: sat in the green room and I was like, we
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Speaker 2: got he's dead, Like, let's chose respect it, and she
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Speaker 2: was very respectful. But life throws you, It throws you unpredictability,
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Speaker 2: and I think that is part of the joy of life.
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Speaker 2: And it's ironic that we're talking about life while talking
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Speaker 2: about the death of two people. But I do believe
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Speaker 2: in that circle of life. I think it all goes
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Speaker 2: around here, and I don't think in the big picture
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Speaker 2: here them die pretty much on the same day, just hours,
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Speaker 2: a part, a day apart. I don't think it's going
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Speaker 2: to change either one of their legs. I think that
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Speaker 2: we're going to still remember, We're going to remember whole,
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Speaker 2: which is a complicated story. Well they both have. Yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 2: they will.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, there's there's a lot of you know, like I
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Speaker 1: just say, yeah, if you google how black people are
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Speaker 1: responding to his death and how white people are responding,
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Speaker 1: there's two different reactions. And also I didn't realize Asie
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Speaker 1: you know, uh, well, I'll just tell people to google
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Speaker 1: Ozzie Osbourne and cats and they can make their own.
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Speaker 1: Not the Broadway show, but the animal. There's a whole
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Speaker 1: thing that I didn't realize that he has.
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Speaker 2: There's cruelty, he's complicated. I go on TV. I've been
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Speaker 2: asked to you. You do it too, Corey. I've been
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Speaker 2: asked to go on TV over the last couple of
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Speaker 2: days to talk about both of these. A very balanced picture,
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Speaker 2: and I get it. When somebody is past, you want
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Speaker 2: to be all positive, you want to don't want to
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Speaker 2: bring up with the blad stuff. But you are your
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Speaker 2: whole life here and there's we keep it real there,
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Speaker 2: very very questionable in dur Vidual's rest in peace. Okay,
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Speaker 2: We're going to take a quick break and we will
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Speaker 2: be right back. Welcome back to the Naughty Bernt Ninsham,
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Speaker 2: your host shoot with our dear friend Corey Andrew. Hey, Corey,
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Speaker 2: let's get to the polls. Last show, we didn't have
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Speaker 2: a poll, Corey. We don't do polls when the subject
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Speaker 2: matter is really, really grim. It felt disrespectful. Our lead
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Speaker 2: story was Ozzie Osbourne and so there's no poll on Ozzy.
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Speaker 2: I grew up in the same time as him Birmingham, England.
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Speaker 2: He was like a I mean, it's a rock star
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Speaker 2: around the world, but in Birmingham he was like a
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Speaker 2: local absolute I can't hate. Don't forget to vote on
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Speaker 2: today's pole. Go to a Twitter page had Naughty Nice
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Speaker 2: RABA facebook page is Naughty Gossip and be sure to
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Speaker 2: check back on Monday to hear your results are. Now
15:49
Speaker 2: it's time for our nice of the Day.
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Speaker 1: Well, you know it's kind of nice, but I have
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Speaker 1: my opinion about it. But exclusive story here. Brad Pitt
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Speaker 1: is supporting Jen Aniston's new man. I like it, you
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Speaker 1: like it, okay, But well he's not dialing it in.
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Speaker 1: You know, he's he's he's just really not jealous.
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Speaker 2: Says that he's relieved. That actually so right.
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Speaker 1: So apparently you know he's totally cool with her new romance.
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Speaker 1: But don't expect a congratulatory phone call. There's no contact,
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Speaker 1: confirms one insider. But Brad smiling from Afar and that's it.
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Speaker 1: Now she's fifty six years old, Jen is and she's
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Speaker 1: getting cozy these days with hypnotists and wellness guru Jim Curtis.
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Speaker 1: Now they were in Europe officially kind of gone out
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Speaker 1: publicly on this yacht, having a sexy little date, and
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Speaker 1: he's got her glowings as a friend, and Brad's really
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Speaker 1: really happy for her in this instance. The reason why
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Speaker 1: I say I'm not sure how I feel about that
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Speaker 1: is because who is Brad to feel happy for her
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Speaker 1: or not?
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Speaker 2: Like Brad really dogged her out with.
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Speaker 1: Angelina No shade, no shade, So who cares if he's
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Speaker 1: happy for her or not? Like Brad, who cares?
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Speaker 2: We forget about this show memory. I don't want to
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Speaker 2: say behold the grid love Yeah. When ccob says that
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Speaker 2: the beaches that I gotta log, I love it. What
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Speaker 2: I like about this, though, is your x can move
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Speaker 2: on and you can be happy. You don't need to pray,
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Speaker 2: you don't need to phone them. I've seen xys on facebooks.
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Speaker 2: Can you believe that, Corey, that I actually do have exes,
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Speaker 2: people let me go fool can see them once and
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Speaker 2: I can be happy. I can see people that I'm
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Speaker 2: not close with anymore but I was at one point,
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Speaker 2: and I see them on Facebook, and sometimes I want
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Speaker 2: to text them like, oh, congratulated. I probably don't want
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Speaker 2: to want to be back involved in their lives. So
17:34
Speaker 2: I think this is the lesson here is you can
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Speaker 2: be grateful from a distance. Okay, I can enjoy it.
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Speaker 2: It can be grateful, and it's kind of fake to
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Speaker 2: text them or be like, oh well done, or like
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Speaker 2: because I don't really want to be back in your
17:45
Speaker 2: life and I wish, well, I can still be He'll
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Speaker 2: still be happy from a distance. We remember what you did.
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Speaker 2: Just think Timer Lake is miserable on his tour and
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Speaker 2: he just wants it to be over. So there's footage
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Speaker 2: of here performing in room Mania as if they're not
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Speaker 2: rich enough. It just makes me laugh. The countries and
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Speaker 2: these people go through for the money. Really, it's like
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Speaker 2: Jlo in the middle least at the moment her tour,
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Speaker 2: she's doing the oddest place. Really, because Zakistan and I
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Speaker 2: had to look upon a map, I couldn't. Yeah, you're right,
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Speaker 2: I wonder what she's doing about all that. All that, buddy,
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Speaker 2: it doesn't seem to be affecting her. Hammada the Twitter
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Speaker 2: to Justin. He's barely phoning it in as a perform Yeah,
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Speaker 2: it's a gig that he doesn't really want to. There's
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Speaker 2: no press there that he really cares about. However, everybody
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Speaker 2: has a cell phone, and so we do see this.
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Speaker 2: I've not seen it. Yeah, it's so lazy. You know,
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Speaker 2: if you don't want to do it, don't do if
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Speaker 2: you're not going to turn up. We spend a lot
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Speaker 2: of money on seeing our favorite art, Yes, and I
18:51
Speaker 2: really look forward to a great concert, and it's happened
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Speaker 2: to me. I've been to shows where I've seen them
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Speaker 2: like they don't really care. Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Like you know Mariah Carey, who I love, love
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Speaker 1: her video footage in a recent year or two. I
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Speaker 1: mean she's walking like she's got bunions on her toes.
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Speaker 1: Grandmother moved faster. I don't you know. I would be
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Speaker 1: a little annoyed.
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Speaker 2: If I saw I saw Elton John who I love,
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Speaker 2: in Vegas once and he was just having a.
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Speaker 1: Bad night and order to those you know.
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Speaker 2: I still paid one hundred dollars. You haven't a bad night.
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Speaker 2: It's cost me a hundred dollars. I wasn't happy about that.
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Speaker 2: And notice of the day justin. If you don't want
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Speaker 2: to do it, don't do it. Okay, let's end with
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Speaker 2: her moment. Be patient with yourself because you're becoming somebody
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Speaker 2: that you've never been before. Growth is always always difficult,
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Speaker 2: and becoming something new is never, never easy, but it
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Speaker 2: is worth it. So you've got to shed your old
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Speaker 2: habits and letting go of that old version of yourself.
19:48
Speaker 2: It is not easy. It is not easy, and stepping
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Speaker 2: into something new that's very, very, very difficult. So of
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Speaker 2: course you're going to feel uncomfortable because this version of
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Speaker 2: you has never existed before. Give yourself some grace, give
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Speaker 2: yourself some time, and trust the process. You're not behind,
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Speaker 2: you're not broken, you are becoming. Stick with it, my friends. Hey,
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