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I was just looking at a picture
of Jennifer Lawrence at the Taylor Swift Show,

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And here's my question. Do you
think celebrities, all of them actually

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like pay for tickets because Taylor can't
give every celebrity free tickets or VIP treatment,

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Because I'm sure there are tons of
celebrities that want to go to a

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popular show like that. And like
I saw Reese Witherspoon there with her daughter

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at one of them within the Nashville
ones, and they were in a VIP

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suite and then a lot of She's
like a VIP tent on the floor where

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her closest friends like Blake Lively will
be. But then I saw, like

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Sabrina, I've seen so many people
at these and I'm wondering does she see

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all them after the show? I
don't think she does, because I think

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she gets out of there immediately.
Yep. Do they have people contact her?

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It's so I'm just so curious about
how it works. If you're Jennifer

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Lawrence, I don't think they're very
good friends. I would say that no,

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none of them pay for any of
it. I think that there are

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people, So maybe Reese Weatherspoon was
in some sweet that's already a sponsored suite,

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and that person has a connection with
Reese, with her Spurrens people,

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and somehow they were like, yeah, bring them along, you can come

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be in our suite. And I
think that I mean, for example,

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this whole thing over the weekend where
those girls were getting harassed by the security

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guard and then they just had extra
tickets to give them the next night,

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even though everything's settled out. I
think that there is such an allotment of

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tickets that Taylor Swift's people have to
give out to whoever they feel like they

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need. And then Jennifer Lawrence happened
to be free when Taylor Swift was wherever

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she was just now and her people
reach out. We're like, hey,

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can we get tickets for Jennifer to
see Taylor? Yeah? Because I feel

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like they would wouldn't. I didn't
see a Reese with security people, But

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like, what do you think someone
like Jennifer Lawrence would need some kind of

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security because everyone's gonna swarm her.
I don't know, anyway, These are

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my these are my thoughts. Are
you saying that you want your people out

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for you? I like Reese of
Jennifer Lawrence, don't want to be swarmed

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at you. Just kidding, swarming, just kidding, Okay, email,

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I have been an avid listener.
I get worried reading some of these that

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I'm like reading one that should be
for Dave. So either way, here

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we go. If it is for
Dave, I'll forwarded to him after I

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read him. I've been an avid
listener for over ten years. In respect

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all of your opinions immensely, especially
Dave's. I lost my dad when I

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was eighteen, and you have been
sort of a father figure to me.

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Foulon, Jenny and Drake, I
love you too. For the past twelve

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years, I've struggled with drugs and
alcohol and have been to numerous outpatient treatments

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and too impatient treatments. I relapsed
again after being sober for two months,

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and the treatment team at my outpatient
center wants me to go to inpatient again.

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The problem is that I have two
very codependent cats, whom I love

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very much. I know that none
of you can give medical advice, but

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I don't want to leave them.
In contrast, my mom died of alcoholism,

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and I don't want to end up
the same way. I just wanted

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to ask your honest opinion on what
you would do if you have pets,

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had pets and had to go away
for a month. I also wanted to

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thank you for being there to always
cheer me up. I listen to your

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podcasts over and over when I'm having
a bad day. If you can't read

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this on the Minnesota Goodbye, that's
okay. I'm just at a crossroads right

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now. Your advice would mean the
world to me. I'm your biggest fan

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and never miss a show. I
would say, I don't know the exact

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answer to this, because they are
your babies, So it's just you can't

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take care of them for a month, and maybe I don't know that you

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can. Maybe you can't afford someone
to watch them for a month. Cats

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are pretty easy to take care of. I don't know if you have anyone

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that you could ask to watch them. That's asking a lot if someone,

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I get it. But Mike,
I am curious. Are you keeping your

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place during that time, like your
apartment or your house. Maybe there's someone

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if you reached out to. I
don't know where you adopted them. If

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you adopted them from someone, maybe
they have a foster that would be willing

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to keep them. For a month. I don't know the answer because I

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don't know what the options actually are. Yeah, like if she has relatives

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that could maybe just help out because
they care for her and they want her

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to like get the help she needs. So somebody might do it that you're

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close to out of the kindness of
their heart because they want better for you,

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and I would get that you don't
want to surrender them. So I'm

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not one hundred percent sure, but
maybe someone listening will have some advice on

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like a place you could like have
them go for a month in this situation,

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because if you think about it,
there are people that go into like

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the hospital and they're very longer than
they need to be, and people usually

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family members have to figure out what
to do with the animal, but that's

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not always the case. So I'll
let you know if we hear anything.

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So emails if you know a solution
for her, And I wish you so

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much luck, because I guess luck
isn't what you need, but I don't

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know, send send it in some
hugs and some warm thoughts because it sounds

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like you've been trying and you've been
struggling, so I know that that obviously

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addiction is real, and so I'm
sorry you're going through that. Okay,

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next email, good morning. Heard
you talk about destination weddings. Yes they

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are expensive, Yes your vacation destination
is chosen, but they are so fun.

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One else are you on vacation out
a resort with a ton of your

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friends? Best vacation I've ever taken. If a person can swing the cost,

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go have a good weekend. And
then she attached a photo of their

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destination and it looks like a ton
of people by. I don't know where

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you are, but it does look
by. Emotionally, it looks like some

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kind of lagoon. Okay, but
maybe it's I'm making that word out.

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I think I've only ever been invited
to one destination wedding, and it was

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a smaller group of people, but
it was someone that I wasn't as close

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with, like I had used to
be close with the couple and had kind

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of lost touch in like the years
prior to their marriage. So I didn't

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end up going, but I heard
it was amazing, Like I just I

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wasn't close enough for me to want
to spend the money to travel. All

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of my friends weddings have been destination
weddings. Because you live in Minnesota.

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Yeah, I was gonna say immediately. So all of my destination weddings have

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been Indiana, Ohio. I mean
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I mean just beautiful destination weddings.
The one wedding I wanted more than

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anything of my friends was my college
roommate Ian Too married my high school friend

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Jake, and they decided to just
go get married in the mountains of Colorado

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and took beautiful wedding photos, just
the two of them in a canoe in

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the middle of a lake in the
mountains, and it was absolutely gorgeous.

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I told them how selfish they were
to not have that wedding because it would

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have been both my high school friends
and my college friends and it would have

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been the best wedding ever for me. And they just decided to do a

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small thing. So, you guys, I'm just getting I love them.

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I was invited to the one Jake
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Colorado. Yeah, and from what
I hear, that is like one of

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the most beautiful places you can go, but children are not allowed. So

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I didn't go because I could have
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had to take I think four days
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no, it's not an easy travel
to Telerid either. And it's yeah,

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Jake had to take like two flights
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when'd you get to Colorado. But
my favorite part was the elevation was so

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intense. Jake was winded the entire
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like walk without being winded. Yeah, and I think that. I think

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elevation like that makes me sick,
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good. Well, yeah, I
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once in Colorado on a snowboarding trip, and so I prepared for the next

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time I overly hydrated, I got
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maybe it was just a placebo effect
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helping elevation. Do you think I'll
need elevation sickness pills for like Switzerland?

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You might if you're doing some of
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want to go to the Get ready
for me to pronounce that the jung Frau

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Young Frau region the top of the
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jayu and gee f r auch maybe
young frow. Okay, I think I

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know what you're talking about. That
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it's like technically the top of the
world or something. I mean, is

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that right though? Isn't Mount Everest
the highest point in the world. Hold

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on cool? Someone who knows something
about something is listening and they are hitting

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their head. Are a bunch of
idiots. It's like the world you can

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visits, like in terms of elevation. Are we talking about or are we

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talking about like longitude latitude situations?
Like I fucking probably not any It's not

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probably not even close. It's literally
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created. Hold on jung j u
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mountain region of the Bernie's Alps located
I don't know, Jenny, lemme alone,

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Okay, well what are you doing
at this place? You take a

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train up? I was like,
and you have to are not train a

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cable car and you have to and
it goes way up. And I actually

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got a great hot tip from a
woman who listens to our show. Shout

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out Susan. She said, don't
book your tickets in advance on that cable

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car because you want to check to
see how clear it is, because you

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could pay for an advance and go
and then it's not clear, and then

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you wasted all this money. And
I was like, oh my god,

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I would I am a buy tickets
an advanced person like I've for Paris.

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I've bought, I bought. I'm
actually going to the Loop finally. I've

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only ever gone to the outside of
it, but apparently every one of my

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group wants to pay the fucking money
to go inside that. Oh my god,

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I thought that you had been inside
of it before. I didn't know

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that you haven't. No, I'm
I did. I've done the Cheap Girl's

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Journey to Paris where I stand outside
with a really cool glass like pyramid,

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got my pick, he signed it, and then Tina and I went to

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the next spot. But I guess
I'm going to see the mona, Lisa.

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I am just not a museum person. I'm going to two museum I

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am absolutely not. Like I have
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to read the plaques of the information
I get bored after two sentences, and

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I'm just am out like I'm not. I can admire like the artistry of

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things, and especially like that museum, but it's just not something I would

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ever choose to do. I want
to be outdoors. I want fresh air,

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I want to see things like well, we will be doing only outdoors

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in Switzerland, right it's a very
quick trip of one week where we're splitting

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in half, and we're doing the
first half in Switzerland. It's going to

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be We rented a car, even
though it is known for its train systems.

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Don't even give me crap. I
don't know what I'm doing. I'm

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just winging it. But someone that
listens to the show has been multiple times

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she said, do a car,
because then you can stop when you're like,

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oh, that's beautiful. So is
it going to be the worst decision

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in my life. We'll find out. But that's gonna be all outdoorsy hiking.

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And so I don't know if you
know this, but so this is

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my hot tip. And if you
know it, then I get that I

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sound stupid. If you type in
a place on Instagram, I know you

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can do it on Snapchat, but
I didn't realize you could do it on

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Instagram until somewhat recent If you type
in a place, you can literally watch

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stories from that place that people have
tagged. Oh yeah. So I have

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been watching endless stories on Switzerland and
Paris trying to get a feel for the

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weather. And I'll be honest,
it's looked really rainy and cloudy and kind

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of dreary in a lot of areas. So I'm really hoping Jake's like fallon

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a weather can change drastically in two
weeks, so I'm really hoping. But

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it's not too cold, even except
for the higher elevation spots still have snow,

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which we're not going to ton of
those because I'm not skiing the Alps

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clearly, but I don't know.
I'm We got tickets to like two museums

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in Paris, though, and I've
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that I'm an artiste, Jenny,
you're talking about yourself, now that I'm

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an artiste, I only wanted to
go to one museum. I wanted to

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go to muse Dorsay, which is
the impression has all the Impressionist art art

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like money, But Jake wanted to
go to move and I asked my niece,

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do you care. I'm not asking
my nephew anything. He's eighteen.

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He doesn't care. I asked my
niece and she's like, I love art.

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I want to go to all the
museums. And I was like,

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ah, so you're sign up for
two? Yeah. Do you have any

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other tips for me for Paris?
Johnny? No, I don't have tips.

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But it's interesting you're saying. You're
saying how much you've been like obsessing

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over looking at these stories of places
and seeing what it's like and stuff.

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So that's where Andrew and I are
so different when it comes to trip stuff.

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Like he goes to read it and
find some like information about something,

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and that's what he does. But
I want to visually see it, and

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I'll try to show him something.
He'd be like, no, I don't

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want to see it until I'm there. You're like ruining and the surprise.

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Like he doesn't want to go look
ahead, and I'm like, when i's

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how you plan to where you go? Right? For me for the most

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part, yeah, but he just
like looks at Reddit like, Hey,

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what's a good restaurant in this town
that has a view of the ocean or

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something? You know, like that's
what he does. And I'm the one

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who's obsessively looking at every Instagram post
I can find to be like, oh,

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this is the most beautiful hike of
like the three I was recommended.

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I definitely want to do this one. And for him, I'll try to

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show him things here and there that
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I don't want to see it like
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I will say this, I told
my therapist the other day, I've changed

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a little bit how I maybe I
talked about this on the podcast. I

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might have talked about this with you, so sorry if I'm repeating it.

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I am more intrigued by outdoor vacations
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whole life. And I said,
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where I'm appreciating. I don't care
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want to get a picture of something
if i've it, because it's so beautiful,

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right, But I don't. I'm
not going to Paris and holding a

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fucking bagette on the street corner like
for a picture anymore. If I'm eating

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a bagette, it will be in
the photo and I will probably be throat

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deep with it. But I used
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on I'm like, oh, I
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still want to take pictures in like
beautiful places I've seen, but I care

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more about outdoor stuff. And I
know this because I was like, oh,

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because I follow the National Parks on
Instagram, and I was like,

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Jake, there's like a week in
the Smoky Mountains where they all the lightning

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bugs come out. We got to
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I was like, who am I? This is not something I would have

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ever wanted to do before. And
I was like, I think it's like

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with age, I'm appreciating Earth's beauty
more well that and just like, okay,

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so Andrew always says that people's people
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and so I was the same where
yeah, I would when I was in

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my mid twenties or something i'd cared
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like, but I think that that
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so that's not as important. And
you can get a beautiful picture anywhere,

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like people like the gen Zers take
a picture in front of a graffiti wall

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that was nothing special and that's like
a cool picture now, you know.

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But I think with age it's changed. I think you also date someone who

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likes to do outdoorsy stuff, or
date someone are married to someone. I'm

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weird dating filthy dating as well.
But I saw a drastic change in what

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I was interested in as well,
because I think I've always been interested in

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outdoorsy stuff, but I wasn't surrounded
by people who did that. So when

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Andrew and I started dating, now
that's my obsession too, is snowboarding.

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I am love snowboarding trips. Now
people think like you said, one day,

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you're like, god, you went
for five days straight snowboarding, Like

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doesn't that get old? And I
would have thought the same thing like four

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years ago, But now I love
it so much and it's like such a

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hobby to me that I love to
do that and I like to be at

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doors. But then also outside of
that, the trip I'm looking at literally

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is based on doing this hike called
Trolltunga in Norway. Like I want to

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go to Norway because I found this
hike, and then all the other little

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things that come with Norway. I
like researched afterwards and that's like not probably

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happening in the next year or so. But I was like, who am

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I I'm like planning a trip based
off doing this Trolltunga hike. Like it's

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just it changed so much for me, I think with Andrew's influence, but

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also he brought it out of me. Like I think I always was interested

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in that, but I just didn't
have people that did stuff like that.

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My family we went to the Dolls
and we went to Disney twice. Yeah,

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we went to Florida a couple of
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even like I don't think I think
we went to State Park. Clifty Falls

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is the one where I'm at.
I think we went to that because my

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aunt Ginay worked at it. Maybe, I mean we just we did not

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do outdoorsy things, which is weird
because my dad grew up on a farm.

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Yeah he has a farm. Yeah, I don't know. It's resting,

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and part of me is like,
you know what's funny Jake is he

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loved the outdoors, but he's not
really that outdoorsy. And I don't know

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if it's because he's with me or
I mean, he can do all the

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things, but like he's not like
every week and like, all right,

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I gotta go for a hike or
something. He's just down to do whatever.

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Oh yeah, so I don't know. But um, anyway, I'm

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going to the Top of the World
at Young Frau in Switzerland in case you're

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wondering. I can't wait to see
the top of the world. I am

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summiting it. You are not subboding
shit. Get out of here. You

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are so funny. I am summiting
it. Yeah right, I'm gonna call

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the episode. You're not summiting shit, added shit obviously. All right,

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that's it. Okay, how long
we've been talking? Seventeen minutes almost,

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Yeah, shut us out. Shot
them up. Love you by