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Oh my gosh, this day is
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have this beef that I made.
That's I thought that was weed. I

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definitely talk at the weed store.
No, I didn't stop at the weed

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store. I was in a panic
to get over here because I was very

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late for an interview with the Princess
of Buenos Aires herself. We are joined

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by Miss Barbie. How are you
doing? Hey, guys, thanks for

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having me on, so listen.
Walking into the lions Den, Welcome to

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the lions Den. We're gonna have
some hard hitting questions today. I'm more

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nervous to talk to you guys than
I was. Sandy Cohen. We are

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the nicest, but our listeners,
which we call the bar Articles, they

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are inappropriate, intrusive, and quite
possibly insulting, so take that as you

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will. And we started. They
were pretty pissed that you guys are having

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me to the no no, no, who said that us on the last

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episode? I was thinking about Yeah, I was thinking about cutting that out,

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but doesn't matter. Listen. We
ask every guest the same question,

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who makes the best piiza in Buenos
Aires? It's oh my gosh, kill

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me for not knowing this off the
top of my head monument. It's a

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tough question, and I'm going to
come to me. I'm sorry that we

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will apologize. Yeah, I'm sorry
that we started off with such a lull.

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But pizza is very very near and
dearer to Argentineans. Is that right?

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Yes, it is very very dear. People usually think it's a steak

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in the wine, which is also
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pizza. Pizza is very important.
They put odd things on top, like

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peppers and ham and ice cream is
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along with a very cumbersome concoction of
tea that people walk around with these fucking

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mate setups that are just the most
ridiculous things I've ever seen. But enough

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about how lovely your home country is. Let's start getting aggressive with one another.

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No, I'm so excited, all
right. Dave Hart wants to know

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how'd you get on the show?
How'd I get on the show? I

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applied, actually originally applied for I
mean, it doesn't matter, but yeah,

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I applied. Well. Mallory Resendez
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industry and how long have you been
in there? I started six years ago.

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I was dating this guy and his
friend owned a yacht company and his

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STU canceled on him last minute,
and I was literally like his last resort

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and then I turned out to be
really good at it. Yeah, Barbie,

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I mentioned this on the podcast I'm
working on. The humility still goes.

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Okay, Well, so you led
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on three nannies, and that is
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seen on the show as far as
how you know, I mean you mix

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it up with Frasier. We'll get
to that a little bit later. But

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your work ethic is superb. I
mean, why mention it's like the purse

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is. I mean, I'm not
telling you how to present yourself on a

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show, but it's just no one
would ever think that of you had had

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you not mentioned it. No,
for sure. I mean the nanny's thing

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that I said was ridiculous. I
don't know why I love it. I

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don't know if it was a situation
with everything that was going on. I

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maybe I bought into a little movie
of myself. I don't know. I

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totally regret saying that. By the
way, most of my friends that watch

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the show are like, you had
three nannies like I don't leave how I

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you know, but like when I
watch it that of course it's terrible.

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I'm gonna bring my own sheets anywhere
I go. Yeah, that's just who

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I am. Okay, well,
first let's do this. I know that

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you never ask a woman you're a
where you're clearly a very young woman.

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So it's okay, So how old
are you, Barbie? I'm twenty nine?

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Okay, So you know, I
think what with being on television listens

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as triggered is as you can make
some people, what with the comments about

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affluence and whatnot. You're a very
entertaining character on the show. So haters

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are going to hate. Obviously,
haters are gonna hate. But and you

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know, when when we first were
introduced to you, I was like,

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uh uh, what have we got? What have we got here? But

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you know, you're growing throughout the
season. It's your first time on reality

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television, and you know, regardless
of the response, you've at least given

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the audience something, you know,
and it's not sad like Jared. What

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I've found and we'll get into him
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audience, because we've been recapping the
show forever is you can engage in some

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pretty bad behavior, but if your
work ethic is there, they're kind of

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for giving. I don't know if
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don't think that was that bad,
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like I watched the show for years, guys, now we were talking of

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seasons of your people have done absolutely
horrific things, but they've been really good,

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not that freaking bad. Like listen, I'm pretty bad, but it's

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not that terrible. I think my
work ethic balance is out this whole daddy's

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girl thing, Like I get that
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how I present myself is like what
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up with my work, which is
it's kind of like I don't know,

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I put my foot in my mouth. Yeah, And honestly, like I

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don't I don't really think that you
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which were just like kind of throwaway
comments, it's a fun kind of archetype.

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that. And this is we'll play
good cop, bad cop, Barbie.

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You didn't know Kat's full backstory,
so when you're seeing for oh, defend

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her despite her either laziness and competence
or poor work ethic and him kind of

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like, uh, I don't know, he kind of take care of her

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baby her while you were doing your
job and then you pipe up about it

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because you're were you confused? Was
was that why? I mean? No?

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But also, guys, there's a
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what I mean. Like, at
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sit around and be like, hey, what happened to you when you were

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ten? As much as I emphasize
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has to be done. And so
like I really wasn't and we weren't so

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close. But at the end of
the day, she didn't leave because of

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me. No, no, So
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the pressure. But since my my
personality came in right away, she blamed

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her problems, her anxiety and the
whole thing that she couldn't deal with,

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this whole boat on me. Yeah. Yeah, And also I had an

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ad like whatever. Also, but
like it wasn't like I was calling her

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out of her name or like,
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it was like I was this bad
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you, but like at the same
time, it was like her own personal

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problems at it on me. Yeah, and I am not I am certainly

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not blaming you for Kats leaving the
boat. One. No, it was

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the horrors of your Belinda. That's
why Kat left the boat. Yeah,

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I mean, she's you know,
she was raised by people that worship Satan.

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But one could argue Vampira was the
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it finally cracked the foundation. That's
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is Zandy. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I know, yeah,

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I know Vampire. But like nobody
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If I would have said those same
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I am being a bitch again.
Right, So it's just very like,

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listen, you're growing into the season. I think everybody's gonna warm up to

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you, and unless you like do
something like really bad and get fired for

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it or something, which is this
is this is what Bravo does. Sometimes

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we'll see, but Bravo gives us
the cast a couple of weeks before they

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do something absolutely atrocious on the show. Show. So here's to hoping that's

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hoping make it to the end.
Yeah, here's hoping you make it to

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the end. So can I ask
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What were what? What? I
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like I got. When I first
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like he was just like, Oh, my dog just spelled my tequila everywhere.

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M h. Anyway, sorry about
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talking to Jared, I thought like
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daughter, but like, I don't
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time. Well so that that turned
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on at hers because I was like, oh, he really want to be

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a good dad, you know,
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I don't know, really this is
a year ago anyway. Uh you

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know, Actually I've messed back and
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great communicate with Jared. Pat had
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listen, we've gone a little tough
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listen, it's no problem. When
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I had Gary Busey teeth, which
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no, no, I Gary Busey
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I can't hold Gary Busey. I
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anyways, are you guys still are
you guys still in love? I like

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him, Well, he's my friend. I've watched I've watched many of the

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shows with him together, and we're
good friends. But the cheesy pickup lines

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just was an automatic, you know, friend zone, right, Okay,

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But I mean he's a great guy
and he was just going through a lot

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of that moment kind of like Kat
and both of them. I have no

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idea why either of them were there
right now. You have to have a

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certain kind of mental fortitude if you're
going to be on that boat. Well,

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the stry like if I would have
came with like like I guess like

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not such a hard personality, would
have Fraser been like softer on me,

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do you know what I mean?
Because I came in like whatever, right,

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right? Well, should we get
into Barbie and Fraser? Well,

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I want to move to a couple
of Barnacle questions because I like to do

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a little four play till we uh
you know, oh yeah, no,

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absolutely absolutely. Jen McElroy ass are
you still married? No right now?

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okay, good for you. You
know, those things can hang on like

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a bunyant. You gotta get you
gotta get rid of those things. Second

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question, what bartending school taught you
to put oj and a mar Oh,

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Barbie, this out of all of
the things. Serious. Yes, it

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is very serious. It's very serious. Deep. Yeah, it's pretty deep.

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Forget you talking about the Louis bags
and your dad and all this stuff.

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Barbie pill Barbie, you're out of
your mind if you think that what

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you did to that Margharita was Margarita. I mean, you're just absolutely out

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of your mind. Well, Dylan, look that book that she carries around.

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That nice it's generational. It's been
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they had orange liquor. Yeah,
no, it looked like it came from

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the prohibition era. And Barbie was
like, hey, it's like one of

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my most embarrassing moments. Actually,
to be fair, I do put orange

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juice in margerita. And I consulted
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hole, and they said, yes, if you are out of orange liquor,

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you can stop stute it for us. Well, all three of you

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are wrong, then what's the next
question. Okay, let's see where's we

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go? All right, let's get
to Cat all right? Was Kat harder

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to be around because she was awkward
and didn't fit in or was it because

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she wasn't a good worker with that? Was she bad at her job or

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did she lack worth work ethic?
That was a very sloppy question. And

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we love our fans and we appreciate
our fans, but that was a sloppy

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question. I think she was also
in a difficult position. I think she

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was like with Zandy, so she
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come to me and I like work
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time I would see her would just
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this and this, And then probably
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thing. She probably just felt overwhelmed. And also she just is not like

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it doesn't she doesn't go like that
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so chill, Like I she's high
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what I mean, But like that's
the energy, it's like whatever, we're

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chilling. Yeah, yeah, Well, Dave Hart said he wants to pitch

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you a sitcom idea. He'd love
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Kat and you help her navigate life. Yeahs, do you want to green

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light that? Yeah? Absolutely not. Oh no, it's so funny to

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blurting to navigator, chill piece.
I'm not somebody that can teach anybody to

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navigate anything. I'm a disaster in
myself. I have good work ethic,

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but I lose my mind. Like
me too, sister, me too.

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Listen the chill people when they go
on below deck. It's a fucking meat

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grinder. You cannot be blase a
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I mean, Vampire is pretty chill, but she gets through her tasks.

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You know, it's just not a
chill environment. Well you can if

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you're a deckye and you're quiet and
keep to yourself. Your horrible television,

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but you can usually make it through
the experience. I think the weird one,

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remember the Weirdo weird one? Uh
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So a couple more questions here.
Okay, so this is a this

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is a question I have. This
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have hooked up or kissed if Jared
wasn't barging in every two minutes. A

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great question from you and Lewis benedictas
no, no, no, we were

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having movie nights. No, I
don't move so quick, guys. Okay,

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that is a tease. They will
fall in love later in the season,

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unless Barbie tries to blow up the
boat in three weeks, which is

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what I think is going to happen. All right, Barbie, I want

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to give you, and I believe
it was Kyle some credit for getting called

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up into the bridge and watching you
actually, uh basically say what exactly transpired

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during that cabin interruption? Yeah,
and didn't you didn't feel like you needed

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to throw a little exaggeration on there
we the great, great narking, great

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narking. I hate that. I
hate that, especially when it's a woman

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with a guy being like, oh, I'm scared, Like I don't.

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I don't like that. Like,
if it's actually scary, then it's scary,

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But don't go up there and over
dramatize and make somebody look bad.

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Right Like, at the end of
the day, we're on Saint David.

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So what you're saying is going to
affect somebody the long, long term.

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So, so did you get the
vibe that that Carrie was trying to go

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that route to try to get him
fired when you were talking to him.

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No, No, I got the
route that Katie was trying, that Carry

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was trying to spare him from the
whole situation. Oh wow, Like I

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thought that Carry was like you know
what, like let me just get you

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out of here, right, got
it? Okay, okay, let's see

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here. Oh okay. So why
does Liza Mehridinger ask why does she think

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Fraser was so hard on her and
impatient and so worried and loving about kat

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Do you still think Fraser was hard
on you watching it back? Yeah,

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but I had a terrible attitude,
you know, like if I didn't have

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the attitude I would have had,
I would have been seconds to do and

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he would have been all cheery goy. The thing also with Fraser is like

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he cannot take criticism. And I
know he's a front of the show also

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by the way, friend of mine, But you know, if anything that

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you say with him is like what
you can't you can't backtop. I don't

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know if it's a yachty thing.
Yeah, I hate a hierarchy, and

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I hate that if it's a yachty
thing. Yeah, but like, I

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think my attitude was very strong,
so he didn't feel like he had to

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cuddle me. And then her obviously
she was crying every single day, But

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why didn't he just fire her?
You guys, if I would have been

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in my room, texting, eating, crying, I would have been fired,

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like every single thing I did.
I was like one time I was

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like, hey, like I don't
really know how to do the fok's,

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Like how do I do? Him? And he like fired, you know,

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like everything for me was fired.
Fired. But then here Shia is

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not working doing all this stuff,
right, I could see where that could

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that could definitely confused. Yeah,
and I know what you're talking about,

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you know, in reference to dear
phrase. You know, me and dear

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Frase had a bit of a you
know, it was contentious in the beginning,

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you know, and you you know, you do have to kind of

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warm up to one another a little
bit. Here's what I'll say. I

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understand where you're coming from because you
know, we watched it. We saw

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it, and then I kind of
understand where he's coming from. It's it

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the season that he had prior.
I think he let people walk all over

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him. So I think he probably
came into this season thinking I'm just going

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to stop it right before it starts, it doesn't get bad, and then

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probably went a little too too hard
what with Missy Millie list. But I'm

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not a Lissa, you know what
I mean. I'm not yelling at the

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top of my life. I'm not
I'm not doing all those you're not drinking

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momosa is at two in the afternoon
on a shift, Oh my gosh,

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massive guy, I'm the one that's
cleaning the bar and crew up. You

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know, Like I don't know,
like, let's have a little bit of

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measurement of like, Okay, how
bad really am I? So how are

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you and Fraser? Well, I
guess we'll see how you and Fraser are.

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But you said you're friends. Right
now we're friends? Yeah, he

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can't. I don't know. I
saw this, Like I'm a little mad

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at him right now, but yeah, we're friend. Why are you mad

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at him? Well, you know, this world comes really difficult because now

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you know, I'm doing interviews,
he's doing interviews, and you know,

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we're talking about what happened a year
ago. So you know now it's like

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every two seconds, it's kind of
like mm yeah, but like I like

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him, but this world is really
hard to navigate without taking things personal,

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which is what happens like when I
listen to podcasts too, like anything,

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it's like, Okay, I have
to be open to the criticism. Yeah,

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because I'm a bit on TV and
so you know, yeah, I

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know you're you're gonna get absolutely mentally
slaughtered if you take everything personally. But

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what did he say for sure?
Okay, so this is a question,

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but I was like a hippiece.
Honestly, I don't want to beat up

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on Jaredy any further, but I
must ask this question. How terrible was

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the Wi Fi on the boat?
Oh? Yes, you guys, my

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phone We're perfect, by the way, anybody else could have asked? And

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was that a flip phone? Stop
it? I think it was. Okay,

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so all right, we've given it
to him, and we've given it

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to him enough, but like,
yeah, it just doesn't make sense though.

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Yeah, I'm not trying to give
it to him, but the smoke

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screen of like I'm just a frustrated
ere trying to do my best, it

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kind of almost makes it worse because
it's so obviously there's some serious work there.

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He doesn't have Gary Busey's teeth.
I definitely didn't say that. Go

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see your daughter, and Gary Busey
is the Keanu's partner in Point Break,

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obviously, Barbie, obviously that's it. A couple more questions, and then

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I got like quick fire questions.
Okay, okay, So Jed Phoenix ass

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how would you rate the success of
Captain Carrie's strategy to make Cat more accepted

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by taking her out for Awkwa therapy? While oh God, that pissed you

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off? And I think this is
Jed trying to get you to talk a

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little smack about Carrie. Watch it, Je, I'm about carry Carrie is

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my hero. Yeah. No,
Honestly he offered me at first. He

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was like, hey, do you
want to go on the water, and

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then I was like and then and
then she was like, oh, I

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want to go, so she went
on. But like, the offer was

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for me first, and honestly she
needed it. I was fine with it.

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I thought that she was going to
come back like amazing, but then

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she came back it's the same,
So I'm like, why the hell did

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you do that? Barbie, have
you spoken with her? How's she doing?

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If you have, I do you
know, I reach out to her.

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She like takes a couple of days
to reply, and she replies very

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shallow and like Redley, but it's
it's I don't even know what to say

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now a message. I'm like,
hey, sorry for my part, Like

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I don't know, Like when I
left the everybody was like, oh,

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you're going to get so much hate, good luck, and then like now,

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like I guess they're seeing that things
are like a little bit different than

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what they thought in their head.
They were, Yeah, it's easy just

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to look at me and say I'm
the villain, you know, but it's

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hard to see the stuff that you're
lacking. So Barbie, Barbie, honestly,

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don't worry about villain branding or anything
like that. You seem like you're

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a very very strong character, so
you don't need any advice from us.

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But we as people who watch the
show, are very grateful for people like

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you, because what's way worse than
somebody that comes on ruffles feather, maybe

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comes off you know a certain way
is people that just float into the background,

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like the weird one. You know, we don't remember these people's names,

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why are you here? They don't
make the show entertaining. So,

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yeah, you're a character on the
show. Everything will be fine, all

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right. So couple this with you've
been in the industry for quite a long

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time. Actually, let me wrap
this up. Mary F Kill Ben Kyle

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Jared. Yeah, we have to
do Mary F kill and you can refuse

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it. If you do refuse,
we'll probably ask you to do it,

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and then a second refusal will probably
drop it. But what was the MFK

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again? Mary F kill Ben Kyle? Jared? Okay, Mary Ben.

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So he's not gonna like that.
I said that you'd marry bet Kyle.

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Okay, he'd be happy and killed
Jared. I mean, look, the

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options are terrible guys, and I
definitely would not marry any of They're all

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bad. I would kill the three
of them. Okay, what soccer team

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does your family support? Oh?
This is actually toxic. My dad's Uh

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why are you Boca? You're so
you're a wealthy princess. How could you

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ever be a Boca fan? You
know, the wealthy princess thing? Like,

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if I was such a princess,
I would not be scrubbing people's toilets.

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It's true, so it's not that
like that. And then I just

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like to bust my dad's balls.
Okay, okay, how is weird when

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I say it like that? How
are they to go against him? How

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are the how the games they?
Because I went to Buenos Aires, uh

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and that's the correct pronunciation, like
a year ago and we went to Boca

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was playing somebody and it was it
was a scene. So have you ever

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been in physical peril at any of
these soccer games? No? They actually

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stopped letting visitors go to soccer games, so it's only home teams that are

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allowed because there's so much more in
between the players. So now it's like

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a lot less, a lot bad. Yeah, yeah, yeah, back

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then it was crazy. We were
dying out on the field. Yeah.

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No, we had to get smuggled
in as home fans, even though my

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father in law was a Boca fan, and he had to shut his mouth

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the entire time or we would have
gotten the shit beat out of us.

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But thank god you didn't. You're
alive today to interview Barbie ye one hundred

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percent. All right, So you've
been in the industry long enough. I'm

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I always love these stories. Do
you have a worst Charter guest story someone

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who is just the worst Charter file
human being. No, I do.

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I have this lady that she got
really drunk and she locked herself in the

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bathroom for like thirty forty five minutes, and like I kept telling her to

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unlock the door, and she went
in unlock it. Yeah, and she

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was like having a panic attack in
the bathroom. After forty five minutes,

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she got out and was like saved
my life. Like, I'm like,

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lady, you literally decided to lock
yourself in there for forty five minutes.

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That's your worst Charter guest story.
I thought it was going to end that

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she died in there. No,
no, yeah, that's that's literally my

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worst Like, I mean, it
was crazy. She was yelling in the

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bathroom for forty five minutes and I'm
like, just unlock it. It was

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insane. I forget the guess that
the one that got really drunk and then

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she hit her head and then you
walked her down to her room. Where

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do they fare in kind of just
the h Yeah, charter guests in general,

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the great question is that where are
they like on a scale of one

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to ten, Like how shitty is
that? Kind of guess she was a

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one. She was a one like
or attending the most. I guess it

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was like she was terrible, guys. It was so so mean and rude,

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like I have I don't think I
think she was the worst charter guest

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like in my life. Actually,
what was what was she like? Was

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she just what was so mean about
her? Was she she just mocking all

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of you, like all of us? And then just like everything is Barbara,

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go get a drink and I'm like, just like everything, yeah,

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real, you know, I actually
think that she needs like an actual rehab.

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I'm sure. Woh yeah, no. I wonder if she watched the

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show and was like, oh my
god, I need help. Well maybe,

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but booze bags often have a certain
shield of delusion. So we're praying

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for you, Eilane. Okay,
a couple more questions. Ever have a

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boat mance? What are you say
a boat mance? Have you had a

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boat mance in the six years that
you've worked on yachts? I have,

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and I've regretted every single one of
the worst decision multiple times, multiple times.

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Yeah. Now, it's just that
sounds so awful. It's well because

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it just it creates like the worst
situation. You're it's all hot and heavy.

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You're working on a boat, and
then inevitably you're going to split apart

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to work on different boats, and
your only communication is FaceTime, And of

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course there's other sirats, other attractive
sea rats on those other boats. So

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jealousy ensues and then anger. But
then I forget even getting off the boat.

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I mean you're probably at each other's
throats while you're on the boat at

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some point. Speaking of being at
each other's throats, what's it like to

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be so in love and then a
global pandemic happens and you decide that the

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person that you used to love their
face annoys you. I think it happened

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to a lot of people, you
know. I think I think you really

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have to sit down and hang out
with somebody. It's something to work because

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you have a schedule, right,
you were, keyworks and then you get

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home and then maybe if they hang
out three hours a day, but then

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when you're locked inside and you have
to hang out all day, that's what

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destroyed that. Yeah. I was
just like you are so not it,

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and like you are as a friend
and everything, but like, what what

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are we talking about? Right?
No? You gotta have a couple of

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years under your belt before you go
into a lockdown with somebody you need,

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you know, or maybe because I
have a lot of friends that started in

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the COVID and it worked out,
so because like if you're meeting somebody,

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then it's fun and it's new.
But like it didn't work, It didn't

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work anybody in your life now,
Barbie, I do have someone in my

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life right now. Yeah, it's
like on and off. Is it someone

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in the industry? No, hell
no. The only time I take people

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in the industry is when I'm on
a boat and I'm like really bored,

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like a few weeks pay by and
like I'm like bored enough to do it,

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and then I get back on land
and yeah, and that's usually how

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boat mantons go. Yeah, it's
like you become delusional. You're out at

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sea. There's something in the air
and the water in the salts. So

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give a little tease for the rest
of the season. Do we got more

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drama to come? Yeah, you
guys, I'm so dramatic, Like I'm

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embarrassed. I'm gonna go ahead and
tell you I'm embarrassed in advance. I'm

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so excited what kind of dog do
you have? Can we see the dog

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or is it a small enough animal
for sure? Yeah? Get it for

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you. Come, I have a
French bull down. Oh wow, Frenchie,

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what is uh? Are those the
dogs that they can no longer give

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a natural birth? They have to
be scarean because their heads are so big?

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Yeah? And yeah, and I
think it's something about their hips too.

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Yeah. Wow, And she has
so many health issues? And is

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she converting to Judaism too? No, just me slow process, Yeah,

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no, it's it's uh. The
Torah is a very complicated text. Listen,

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you've been a great sport. We've
just to let the audience know.

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We've talked a little bit, just
dms back and forth. Barbie has been

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a complete great sport with our little
recaps of that. You know, dare

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I say, we love Barbie.
We love Barbie. We love Barbie.

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And this is what happens every time
we talk to, you know, someone

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who we have unkind or untoward things
to say. They're always super funny,

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right, but when we talk to
them, everything everything gets aired out.

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And we always appreciate people who are
good sports about the He's still a douche

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Hetza rat can genuinely go fuck himself. I cannot stand that guy. Barbie.

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Anything to plug. What do you
got coming up? Barbie? I

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can't say, but I have some
exciting stuff coming up. Okay, stay

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tuned for Barbie's continued meltdowns on the
show and more exciting. Yeah, of

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course, sorry, I was so
late. Hopefully we talked to you again

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soon. Thanks a lot, Barbie. You're welcome. And it gets worse

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guys. Oh that's okay. Oh
yeah, and when you're next time you're

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in La, let us know.
Okay, I will have a good day.

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Bye bye, Barbie. Bstan in
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does the distance the nesting Stan