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Hello, Welcome to the I'm Still
Fun Podcast with Jenny. Okay, so

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this is a really popular song right
now, and I have it pulled up.

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It's the new Sabrina Carpenter song called
Espresso, and I'm going to play

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a really popular line of it for
you, and then I'm going to tell

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you something I learned about it that
was surprising to me. If you've already

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heard this one, sorry, Okay, here we go. I'm working late

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because I'm a look so cute.
Okay, I'm working late because I'm a

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singer. So, Jenny, hold
up a microphone to your face, hold

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up a microphone, held up.
Okay, Okay, I'm working late because

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I'm a singer. Oh you look
cute. Wrap around my fingers. I

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imagine it's like wrapped around Oh okay. I thought it was just a reference

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to her being an I think that
was the point. And I just saw

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someone like post that. I was
like, oh cause she Wow, that's

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kind of her shtick lately, Like
you know, because she does the end

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of like show freestyle the end of
feather on at shows, and it's always

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something like very sexual, which people
love. But I was like, oh

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my gosh. Then I somehow got
down this like deep rabbit hole of like

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male celebrities who have kids and just
like aren't father. Like they just were

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like, yeah, I'm not gonna
be a father. I had no idea.

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Her boyfriend Barry can Know or whatever
his name is, the guy from

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Yes Uh I can't Styeah literally was
like with a woman has an infant and

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just ditched them and is like dating
Sabrina Carpenter. And there's like a line

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in her song where she's like something
about the ex sorry I didn't do it

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for you or something sorry she didn't
do it for you, And then everyone

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like says they cringe at that part
of the song because he actively like left

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this woman he had a new kid
with to be with her. I had

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no idea because I didn't know anything
about him until like he was in Saltburn.

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Basically, I think I knew that
he had had a kid and everything,

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but I didn't know that that was
like the relationship. I mean,

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like I didn't know he like left, and I guess we only know what

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we see, yeah, but that's
I guess the vibe. And I was

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like, oh man, I thought
they were in a cute relationship, but

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now I'm like, oh, maybe
I don't think it's as cute. I

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don't know. He gives me the
ick so badly. There's a little ick.

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Yeah, it's it's not because of
Saltburn. It's because he doesn't seem

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to be very different than his character
in Saltburn as he is in real life.

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That's the part to it. Yeah, where I'm like, because I've

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seen him walk red carpets and he
keeps his face on and like a Sabrina

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Carpenter is decently young. She's what
like twenty five maybe, Yeah, she's

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pretty young young and he's in his
thirties. Yeah, I know that much,

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and so not that that matters.
It's not like that big of an

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age difference, But I don't know. I feel like he's taking Sabrina Carpenter's

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innocence, which maybe that's what she's
been wanting to do for a while.

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Maybe she has a reason too,
because she's dating this guy and it's all

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contrived because it's you know, Hollywood, whatever you want to call it,

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music industry. But yeah, I'm
not I'm not a huge fan of him.

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Yeah, I'm not a huge fan. I just I, like I

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said, I only know him from
Saltburne and now dating her. But I

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can see where you're coming from with
like, yeah, he probably thinks it's

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pretty cool to get to hang out
with like Taylor Swift and stuff, which

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I guess anyone probably thinks that,
but I don't know. I've also been

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like listening more and more to the
album and liking more songs. The songs

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I just don't give a crap about. I just skip, like the ones

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with names in them. Yeah,
Cassandra peter Amy, the one with like

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the three names. I skip like
all those every time pretty much. But

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like, so high School has become
a really I really like it? You

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want to, I'm not gonna lie. I tried to listen to it on

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the way back to Wisconsin this past
weekend, and I just wasn't vibing because

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I just wanted to be able to
sing along right away at it, and

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I had built out an entire playlist
of just all her songs she does on

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the Eras tour, so I just
went to that instead and listen to those,

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and I was like, all right, this is the jam. But

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yeah, I got to keep like
listening and learning more and learning the lyrics

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more. Well, they show her
updating her tour, it looks like where

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she would be adding that to the
set list, And I was like,

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is she going to remove a couple
of songs here and there, because I

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feel like there are some she could
definitely remove that like I don't care about

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and then or is she just going
to add like three songs or two songs

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from that? And I think if
she added any she would add I do

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think she would do Fortnite because it's
the single. Yeah, I do think

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she would have to do I can
do it with a broken heart because it's

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just like such a bop and maybe
who's afraid of little old me? Because

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it's like a good like like it's
very much she likes doing like theatrical things

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on stage, and I feel like
it has that vibe to it. But

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I don't know. Do you think
that if she does decided to do all

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that and then she performs Fortnite,
that post Malone would be like a surprise

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guest then at like one, at
least one of the stops he has to

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be I was gonna say, I
feel like he would jump on that opportunity

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in a heartbeat. He literally popped
up with like our radio friend Bobby Bones

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at his like charity event the other
night, like the guy is down to

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help didn't be there, and then
he did these his stage coach performance with

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all the country artists this weekend.
Just see that. Yeah, I was

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like, okay, okay, post
Malone is America's sweetheart, Like he just

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really is. He's just so he
can do it all going all country on

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everyone absolutely, which I'm like wondering. I'm like, it's so it's such

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an interesting time for pop music because
it feels like we have such a crossover

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with country now that we're playing and
so I'm like, is there ever gonna

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be like more country artists turning pop
like how Taylor Swift did, because I

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feel like now people are like going
country some wanted to, Like I remember

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when Kelsey Vallerine needed her song with
the Chainsmokers. At the time, we

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were very much told behind the scenes
like she had full plans. That was

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like her first step into the full
transition to become like the next Taylor Swift.

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And I hate saying the next Taylor
Swift, but like she's like a

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good example of actually making that crossover. But I don't know, I mean,

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the only what true crossover art.
Well, I guess I don't know

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the answer. That Darius Rutger is
obviously good crossover. He was pop first

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with Hoody and the Blowfish. Yeah, I don't think that there have been

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many. I thought like maybe Florida
Georgia line. They broke up, but

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they're super country still and they're just
trying to continue on their own. But

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I thought maybe there'd be like some
chance that they'd go a little bit more

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pop because they did like a couple
songs with Nelly and yeah all that,

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but also so did like timmocraw and
he had no interest in going to pop

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obviously. I feel like that it's
just always there are always these, always

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these phases, because there was like
the Tim McGraw time, there was the

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Tailor time, and then Florida Georgia
line. Like you said, there was

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even like the Dan and Shay with
uh Justin b oh yeah, but which

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I only remembered that because they came
to town. We were giving away tickets,

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and usually if we give way tickets, you want to play a clip

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of one of the artists songs,
and I'm like, I know other people

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know them, but let's play the
Justin Bieber one, because that's the one

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we actually played on Katie w B. I don't know. I have a

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fun fact I learned a few weeks
ago and I didn't share it with you.

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I may not have actually had hemorrhoids. What do you mean? What

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do you know? Hold on,
what do you mean? I thought that

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you like had surgery and everything done. Yeah. Yeah, so mind blowing

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information has come to light and I
don't I don't know, we'll see.

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But basically I've been seeing like a
radiologist about my weird mouth growth mouth growth.

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Yes, So two years ago I
went in because I had this weird

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growth in my mouth, and I
went to so many different doctors, ear

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nose and throw all these and finally, finally, after going to all these

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different places at the U, they
sent me to a radiologist and she basically,

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I have something. I have a
blood vessel mouth formation. Okay is

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what it's called, and there's a
real name, but that's like the breaking

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it down. And she's like,
it's very rare to get, like for

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adults to have, Like maybe some
kids would have it, but it's super

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rare in adults. And she's like
the only things she can think of that

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would have caused this to pop up, and it's all on the right side

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of my mouth because I have one
of my tongue too. Is an increase

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in hormones, which would be my
pregnancy. So she's like, if you

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could get on birth control after,
we'll have to monitor. And I'm like,

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I'm not Jake's getting snipped. I'm
a one and done, so at

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least I don't have to worry about
like that weird increase in hormones again.

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But I go back in because now
it's come back two years later. I

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need to get the procedure again.
Okay, ye're back. It's like bigger

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than ever. So a couple of
weeks ago, I went in for an

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MRI again because they have to do
a full MRI for her to look at

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it and see, and I'm like, I think it's bigger and I think

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there are more now, like you're
absolutely right. And the thing is is

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like they go in and they on
the outside of my mouth, they inject

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little needles throughout and it basically like
what happens I guess is it doesn't circulate

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blood properly. It's like blood goes
in there and stops, and so it's

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like almost like a form of clotting
and that's why it's large. And she's

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like, your symmetry of your face
is definitely off because of this, and

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I'm like, yeah, I know. I like I know. Other people

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claim they can't see it. I
see it. It bothers me. And

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it also is sensitive. If I
do planks, all the blood rushes to

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it. It gets larger, all
these things like if I bend over time

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I shoes, I can feel the
blood rushing too. It's so gross.

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I hate it. So we When
I got it done before, there was

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like no pain. It was a
crazy swollen it was bruised, it will

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get hurt, didn't it wasn't on
pain medication. So she goes, yeah,

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I'm gonna get as many as I
can and hopefully, like you won't

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have to do this again, but
you just never know. She's like,

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it's interesting like those specific ones I
get won't come back, but new ones

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could. And I go, oh, it's just like hemorrhoids, and she

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goes, what do you mean And
I said, well, I've had these

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hemorrhoid issues and that's what they told
me, like we can get rid of

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these hemorrhoids and those blood vessels will
never basically like that won't happen again for

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those, but you have other blood
vessels in your butt. You could get

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new ones from new ones. And
then she just stares at me and she

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goes, tell me more about your
hemorrhoids. So I start telling her my

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whole journey of like getting all these
hemorrhoids. She's like, is this a

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thing in your family? And I
said, I mean, I know my

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dad's had hemorrhois I don't? Oh
my mom? And I go, She's

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like, when did your dad start
getting them? And I said, I

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don't know. I want to ask
him. I go, but my dad

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sits all the time. He sat
on this on huge heavy machinery the majority

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of his life. It's not surprising
my dad got hemorrhoids, honestly. She's

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like yeah. So then she's like, I actually wonder if you've ever had

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hemorrhoids or if these are blood vessel
malformations throughout your body, and it's they're

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different things. So then she wanted
to reach out to my doctor who removed

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them to see if they saved any
tissue to test it and if they don't

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or they do, and if they
come back. She wants to do a

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pelvic MRI to examine to see that
I have maybe not been having hemorrhoids,

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but these fucking blood vessel moulthformation.
It's a like long, weird story,

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but I'm like, what's wrong with
my body? Why is this happening?

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Didn't Okay, not saying anything bad
about your doctor, but wouldn't your doctor

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be able to tell the difference between
a blood vessel something and a hemorrhoid?

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I don't think so. I'm guessing
they look the same, maybe because it's

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like, uh, but he wouldn't
know. I don't think that because that

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guy, you know, I just
go in and I like, remove this,

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yeah, and they're like okay.
They look up my butt and they're

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like, yeah, it needs to
be removed. Yeah, let's chop her

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off, put a stitch in or
not. You know, basically, don't

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they like, at least should they
ask this question. Don't they like drain

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it first? No? Oh,
they like chop it? Yeah, big

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old ax and just going there.
The first it is an act. The

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first one was the one that you
had to cover an event for me because

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I couldn't even sit down. That
was the worst one. It was so

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large that TMI. When they spread
my cheeks, they actively they were like,

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oh my god, that is so
big, like they were alarmed with

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how large it was. Oh my
god. And that one had to have

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a stitch when it was her move. The next two times, no stitch

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was required. But I also like
the first time had a woman, and

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I feel like she was more sensitive
to me because I got a stitch.

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Yeah, and she gave me a
prescription for two pain pills for like the

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next two days. The guy was
like, no stitch, just threw some

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gaws in between my cheeks and was
like tap me on the ass and say

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go like no pain killers or anything. I'm like, this is pretty brutal

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pain bro. So anyway, so
what's the next steps? Is there?

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Are you gonna like try to I
don't know. The next step is I'm

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having the procedure done again in June. But it's funny because you know,

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she's a ideologists, She's incredibly busy. So I had a book it way

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out in June, and then I
look and I have like a I had

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some been announced yet I won't give
all the details. I guess an event

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yeah the very next day, and
I'm like I don't know if I should

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be planning a big event with a
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this procedure when my face is going
to be super swollen and bruised. It

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didn't hurt last time, but no, but you had the whole weekend last

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time, didn't you. Yeah?
But I mean even when I woke up

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on I was like so surprised it
didn't hurt. Oh, but you're so

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you're not concerned about like what it'll
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was for two weeks it was swollen

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and bruised, Yeah, because I
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But I'm also like, maybe I
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that not giving myself a full weekend
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if it's the very next day,
very next day, I know, I

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don't know. I mean, I
remember, I feel like I remember you

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saying it wasn't you didn't feel pain
or whatever. You were just kind of

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swollen, yeah, and bruised,
and that was it. Yeah. I

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have the photo of Fallon in my
phone is from her coming right out of

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that procedure, and she's got like
something wrapped around her entire as an eye

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attacker on my head, anatag and
she just looks like a little bit out

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of it, a little high or
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when I call, and the one
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attractive, like lighting with her fresh
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Yeah, baby, I love that, Jenny. What's new with you?

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Well? Speaking of just hemorrhoids in
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just have to say that when Andrew
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we are so spoiled at home because
we have a bidet, and when we

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go anywhere else we're like, this
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this for thirty plus years of our
life travel? But day like Take's brother

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has shut up. I swear my
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that existed. It's not what you're
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basically the equivalent of what pregnant women
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it looks like a water bottle and
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yeah, and you squeeze the bottle
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you have a baby, you use
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Yeah? Yeah, And so he
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god, I'm gonna have to look
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Christmas present or something, because he
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t m I from both of us. But basically, my mom has a

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pretty small house, like you didn't
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the bathroom. So there was a
poop and bathroom, and there was the

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pee and bathroom. Yeah you did. You were only supposed to poop in

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a certain toilet because the other one
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like all that stuff. And over
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you really can use either one.
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and bathroom. It is right off
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mom does not sit still. The
woman is constantly go go go oh,

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should I make blueberry muffin? Should
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Blah blah blah, where she's like
doing something for work in the kitchen

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table or like she's outside running around
doing something with flowers, whatever, and

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so Andrew had ate this revival spicy
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leaving Friday morning. So he got
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and so he had all these leftover. So he brought it in the car.

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Spicy chicken on a car ride,
you're just begging for a blowout on

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the gas station. So and he
ate it when we had about an hour

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and like ten minutes left of the
ride, and I go, I'm not

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stopping again. We just stopped to
get gas, like, you better keep

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it. So he kept it under
control and then we get home. We

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immediately left to jet off to my
dad's retirement party and just like hang out

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there. But then the next morning
everything was hitting him and he goes,

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I couldn't. He went in the
bathroom and he couldn't do it because my

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mom was like right there in the
kitchen, and I go, just start

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watching videos on your phone, Like, who cares, I cover up the

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noise somehow. I was like,
or use the other bathroom. You can

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use it. It's not that big
of a deal. Which also that one

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still is in the middle of everything, like I said, my mom's got

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a small house, right, it's
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can still hear some things from it. But yeah, he basically just had

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some issues this weekend and then kept
complaining about how like we need a bidet

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everywhere we go now, And I
agree, it's so weird now after having

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one in our own house. So
I really recommend getting one. And I'm

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shadow of Cookie because I know Cookie
listens and she is the one who got

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me the bidet. Actually, oh
nice, and I think it was like

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twenty five bucks off Amazon. Yeah, we did a different one than you.

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I think we did the tushy one
or whatever, and yeah, it

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was like twenty five dollars. I
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the real ones. These are just
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I feel like mine's angled weird.
I have to like angle my body for

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it to hit the spot right,
yeah, and then it gets like the

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back of my butt a little bit
wet. Yeah. I mean, see,

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I have such a big butt that
I'm gonna be honest. My butt's

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big too, I know. But
like, okay, right, we just

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have different shapes, but we do
yars is bubble I have to like severely

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spread my cheeks to be able to
like sit on the toilet. That is

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not a thing for me. Yeah, that is I have to and so

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like I feel like the vedet doesn't
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it needs to be so like But
anyways, all right, enough about but

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whole talks. Let me talk.
Let me talk about how. I don't

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know when I became this person.
I think it's because I have learned to

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not be a people pleaser as much
anymore. But I don't really like to

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what's the word, because it's gonna
come off really bad. So at my

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dad's retirement party, there was like
lots of family there and then like a

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lot of his friends and stuff,
so like, of course I knew everyone.

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There's just certain family members I don't
like to engage in conversations with because

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they're just like really Debbie downers.
They're not entertaining, like just they're not

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super fun to talk to you.
Yeah, and I normally would at least

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be like, how is how have
you been? How whatever? I literally

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didn't even talk to one couple there
because I didn't want to. Yeah,

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and that is not who I used
to be. I would at least like

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say hi, how you been,
and the bullshit like how's the weather?

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You know, they kind of yeah
shit. And on Friday night, I

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just didn't have it in me.
I just I mean, we I did

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the morning show, we drove right
away and immediately had a jet to this

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retirement party. And I feel like
a jerk because my older sister Rachel is

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just the social butterflies. She plans
everything, she talks to everyone, and

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then I come in and I always
feel like I can tell when people think

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that, like I'm like the big
city girl or something, and I come

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in and then I act like that, and I'm like, well, am

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I being a bitch now? But
at the same time, they don't come

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up to me and say anything to
me. But I've just always been the

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person who does go out of the
way to say hi to everyone. I

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think that's on them as much as
it is on you. And I also

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think as you get older, it's
not that you're like, I'm not going

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to be a people pleaser anymore.
It's that you choose how you allocate your

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energy. And there are we all
know this. There there are givers and

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takers of energy, and there are
the people that have a constant dark cloud

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over them, they absorb everyone else's
problem. So even if like they have

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nothing going on in their life,
feel like, hey, how's it going.

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Well, things aren't great because this
happened to my neighbor and it's been

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affecting me, and you're like,
what, how's that affecting you? But

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also some people are just like that
and you have to like choose if you

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like give them that energy or not, and they will take take take,

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So it's like, yeah, I
don't think you're it's not your people.

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Please you still are people pleaser to
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you'll still like make small talk with
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But yeah, they could come up
to you and talk to the big city

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girl, you know. I just
I don't know. I felt bad like

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leaving that party because it was just
like the one couple that I didn't talk

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to, and I was like I
could have at least, like I gave

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them cake. When I hand it
out cake to everyone, See that's nice.

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And that was about it, you
know, like, yeah, I

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he here's some cake. That was
the extent of it. But it was

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fun because Andrew and I ended up
staying later and hanging out with my dad

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and his friends. Everyone else had
left already, my sister had left and

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stuff, and it was just like
funny listening to them all interact, because

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you know, you don't always see
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Yeah, and my one friend,
my dad's one friend, Roy is

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so fucking funny and like they were
just reminiscing on stories. And they all

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grew up together. They all worked
at this one restaurant and met each other

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when they were like sixteen seventeen eighteen
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And so I like, I feel
bad because I feel like there was a

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point where Andrew and I could have
left, and I just ended up staying

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because I wanted to like be there
and spend some time. And I know

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that had the roles been reversed and
I was the plus one to Andrew at

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his parents' retirement, I would have
been like, why are we still here?

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But Andrew's just like a trooper.
And to be fair, the NFL

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Draft was also on in the background, so he was able to watch that

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pretty much the whole time. Yep. But yeah, it was a fun

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weekend back home. For us.
We had my niece's birthday party two and

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I already talked about this on the
show. But my niece, her like

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best friend, is just such a
brat And like I didn't say this fully

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to the extent that I wish I
could have on the show because I think

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more peaceful people listen to the show
and I don't need this to get back,

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but I mean she just she opens
Mattie's presence literally like did it this

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year? Did it last year?
And like it's so frustrating because I know

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that there's always kind of like your
alpha kid in a group of PA but

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like, I just don't, like, this is a weird sister not care.

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I don't My sister literally doesn't.
She's like best friends with her mom,

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the little girl's mom and stuff,
and so it's like I think that

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they're just like, yeah, whatever, their kids, they're doing whatever.

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But it drives me. I would
never let all of do that. I'd

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be like, Olive, no,
sit over here and watch right. And

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so, and I've always thought that
this little girl's mom, she's very sweet,

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she's a nice person, but it
drove me insane that she does not

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say anything to her daughter to be
like hey, no, no, and

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like every once in a while she
would kind of say something, but she

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didn't take action after it and stop. Yeah. So that's where I was

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like, no, like, we're
watching her open presence and she's not even

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opening them herself or even knows who
got her what. Yeah, and they're

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all open and it's getting handed to
her. And then then the girl's opening

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the next present. Oh yeah,
that was really annoying. And I talked

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about it on the show and my
mom was listening, and so she was

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like, oh my god, that
drives me insane too, And I was

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like, man, we need to
stand up then next time, because it

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just I don't know. I just
feel like at someone's birthday, the one

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thing that they get is to open
their presence and be so excited and they

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look forward to it so much.
Like Olive honestly likes opening presence almost as

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much as the presence. I think. So that makes me sad. And

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always say, your niece is so
sweet. So I could see her just

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being like passive and letting it happen
and just being sweet about it. She

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was. And then my younger sister
got her this kind of like nail polished

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manicure set something. Well, there
was my niece and my nephew were there

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for the kids, and they didn't
have a big kid friendly party. They

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just had one other friend there who
all so has a little girl that's my

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nephew's age. So the four of
them all hang out and stuff, and

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so they all ran upstairs whatever,
and then I hear one of them tattling

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on olm and whatever. Well,
the little Braddy girl went and opened all

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the nail polish stuff, Like there
was like glitter and like stuff you could

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put on to like design the nails. She combined all of the stuff together

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and opened everything. And Maddie was
like pissed at that point and like told

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on her and I'm good, yeah, because that was your present and your

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friend just like ruined it for you. Yeah. So yeah, it was

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there was parts of me that wanted
to be like, discipline your child,

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But I'm never gonna do that person. I would never. I am not

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a parent. You just do what
Jake and I do and we leave and

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we judge everyone else. Well,
yeah that's what I do. Yeah,

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and then we and then I'll be
like you know what, I think I

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share this for it Jake's more judgmental
than I am, which I think is

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surprising to people. I because I'm
like, I feel like I would come

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across as more because is just like
a more balanced human than me. But

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I don't know if it's because he's
just so into Olive that he just thinks

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she's so great. But he like, he just will be like because we

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fought. We know, like all
the kids and all the parents. So

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a lot of the parents, you
know, most parents just post the good

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moments, which that's what I do. I'm not going to show a video

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or anything of all of melting down. But I think that sometimes if you

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don't share other things, other parents
can start kind of feeling bad about themselves.

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So when Jake sees the kids that
seemingly are perfect out in the real

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world doing just asshole stuff, He's
like, oh, I knew that kid

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wasn't ask and he loved it.
And but like, for instance, Olive

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and Cold's daughter Remy are like they
are obsessed with each other. And Cold

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has like he has two daughters.
He has Remy, who is all of

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exact age, and she is the
maddie. She is sweet, innocent,

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and then they have their two year
old teddy and she is so cute and

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so adorable and she is their like
problem child. Now that's them saying it,

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not me, Like we weren't Skyzone. She's the one that, like,

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all the kids are building a tower
and she goes and kicks it down.

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It's like something in or she can't
not. I'm like, I have

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those intrusive thoughts too as a kid. So here's your future. But like

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so, but Olive and Remy have
swimming together and they always give you a

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review at the end of what they
can work on, and this week they

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both needed to work on their listening
ears. And I can see all of

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through the glass window. She loves
to get the laugh so I could see

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her doing her fucking stand up routine, and I'm like, she's not paying

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attention. She just wants Remy to
laugh. I actually blame Oli not Remy,

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because she's like a little bit quieter
than all of So I'm like,

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yeah, there's always like but the
point is, like I share that on

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the like my thing like that all
of got told she needs to be using

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her listening ears because it's like I
show her being cute and she will turn

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on me. Okay, she will
turn and that is the reality of children.

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They're not all going to be perfect. But it's weird because you gotta

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like with the present thing. You
gotta like real men. Yeah, it

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was. It just left such a
bad taste in my mouth. But I

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already like dealt with it last year, and I was like, whatever,

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if my sister's not upset about it, then I don't need to be upset

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about it. But I still I
think last year. I remember pulling my

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present out because it was a bigger
party last year, and like handing it

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to her and like sitting by her
and being like, all right, here's

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for me, yea, make sure
she opened it. Yeah, anything else,

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jinny, No, that's about it. Just you know, I hadn't

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seen the famine forever, so it
was nice to be back home for a

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bit. I was going to ask
you when you used to go back to

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Indiana when your mom lived there,
where did you guys stay? Did you

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stay at your mom's house? No, when my sister lived there, I

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always stayed with my sister. Yeah, that's what I was blanking on.

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I was like, I feel like
she stayed with family, But I couldn't

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remember you saying that you'd stay at
your mom's or wherever. There was like

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a time where I was mad at
my sister and I stayed with my mom,

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but it was kind of short,
and then my sister moved to Florida.

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So then when I would go home
now or now when I go home,

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I stay with my friend Kimberly.
But my other friends are always like,

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uh, you don't ever come see
our houses. You know, you

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could come stay with us too,
and I'm like, I could, and

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I just feel comfortable at Kim's now. Yeah, but I feel bad because

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I haven't gone to see all my
other friend's houses. I just go to

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Kim's and kind of stay there and
have them come over to her house to

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hang out with me. Yeah.
I think you find your comfort because we've

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always stayed at my mom's house when
we've gone back. But it's kind of

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like my little sister lives there right
now, and so we sleep in my

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mom's bed and the bed. She
claims she got a new mattress, and

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I believe her, but it's just
a queen It's a queen size bed and

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it caves in in the middle,
so it must be the frame or something.

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Yeah, And I had told her
like before Christmas, and Andrew and

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I were thinking about getting an airbnb
and she got upset about that and we're

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like, okay, whatever, we'll
stay there. She's like I got a

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new mattress, like whatever, but
now it's still like really uncomfortable. We

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fall into each other almost, and
so then I brought it up again.

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I was like, I don't know, like this is just like frustrating coming

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home and being like so tired.
But at the same time, I love

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waking up and just like hanging in
my mom's living room and chilling and stuff.

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So it's like I don't want to
go stay in some cold and be

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your hotel room. I like to
be around my family when I'm home.

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But I also just get frustrated with
the sleep situation because the bed that I

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used to sleep and that my sister
uses now is very comfy, and we

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don't have that anymore. No.
I get that, like that's you hit

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a certain age where you're like,
I gotta have a comfortable bed, But

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yeah, I would like want to
be with the family too, Like I've

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talked about, like when I was
pregnant, when to visit my sister.

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I'm like I can't sleep in your
guy's bedroom bed anymore, Like I'm miserable,

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care I'm too pregnant, Like I
was so uncomfortable, and she was

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like, I was literally googling hotels
in the middle of the night. I

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was so exhausted and pain and in
like the middle And then I heard her

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husband got up and went and slept
in the guest bedroom because they were like,

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you're not going to a hotel and
let us sleep in their bed.

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But I was like, I felt
guilty, but I was also like I

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have to sleep, Like this is
miserable. Yeah, I mean, especially

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when you're pregnant. Yeah, that's
like, for sure a reason that sleep

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somewhere else. Our guest bedroom bed
sucks. We even bought like a new

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mattress and topper, and I'll go, lay, I'm like, oh,

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I feels so bad for my guests, But I'm like, I'm also not

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investing a super a big amount of
money in a bed for people, So

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yeah, ours is pretty decent,
and I'll sleep in it every once in

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a while if I'm like having a
really rough night of sleep. Or also,

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Andrew every once in a while gets
like a really kicking leg situation and

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he's moving a lot, and I
just don't sleep through anything. So sometimes

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I'll get up and go downstairs and
sleep in the guest bedroom and it's all

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right. It just doesn't feel like
homey to me in there, so that's

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why I don't like sleeping in it. Like the bed itself isn't bad,

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I just don't feel like comforted.
Yeah, do you want me to come

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over on those nights, Jinny and
I'll text you. You'll be zonked out

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00:31:07.720 --> 00:31:08.960
because I'll see it the next one. I'm pretty sure you probably still go

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to bed earlier than me, even
though you don't do mornings. I do,

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guaranteeing I do, absolutely. It's
embarrassing. And I also wake up

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later, so there's no excuse.
Like today, I woke up at like

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seven, you know, like an
I'm sleeping, so I'm making up for

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a lost time, even though I
got plenty of sleep really winded mornings too.

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I'm just it was harder to get
up that early. But anyway,

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well, thanks for listening. Yeah, thank you. Have a great week.

