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Well, here's a special occasion on
the Minnesota Goodbye. We have several guests

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here on the Minnesota Goodbye. Welcome
Jenny Weather or Jenny Hello. And also

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here is Amazing Bailey. So what'd
you say? What up? What a

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fool? I don't know? Okay, I think you said foo though,

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which is what you like? I
don't know. It's from movies? What

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uf foo? What's it from?
It sounds like a character from the seventies

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called mister T. Yeah, that
sounds right. I pitied early two thousands

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people would like talk weird like that. How do you know? I pity

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the fool because that's mister T from
the A Team in like nineteen eighty one.

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Did he say that? I know? Did he say that in Rocky

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though? Because I used to watch? Oh, likely he did. He

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was in high school. His character
was named clubber Lang, Yes, Clubber

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Lang in Rocky two three? Or
was the Russian guy dollar Gren? I

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want to say, wait, that's
also that's also mister T. I'll kill

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you to death? No, no, no, I could, I don't

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know. I don't know. Gosh, let's on Rocky Talk. Thanks for

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coming to Let's talk, all right? Who was the first opponent in Rocky

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number one? Who was his first
opponent? Anybody? How do you know

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that shit? I love? I
used to wake up early in high school

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to watch Rocky before school, so
I'd wake up at like five am to

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watch Rocky. You had priority.
You should have been doing homework, I

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know, but I was watching Rocky. Wow. All right, let's dive

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in. Today is a naughty Tuesday. We will probably get into the naughty

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Tuesday business here in a little bit, but in the meantime, let me

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scroll down and find some stuff.
Dave, Jenny, Drake, and Bailey.

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You're not included, but in spirit
you are. Please don't say my

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name. I wanted to write and
say thank you for everything you do.

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I've recently been dealing with random spouts
of pretty severe anxiety that makes my day

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to day tasks delibabilitating. I try
to do all the things to combat it,

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exercise, folding, laundry, random
chores, basically anything to get my

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mind into a calmer place. But
the only thing that I consistently used to

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put my mind at ease is listening
to you guys, your podcast in the

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Minnesota Goodbye Wow. Yeah, that's
really touching. I mean that that is.

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I mean, if you're struggling so
much that the other things aren't working,

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but we do that, thank you, That makes our whole thing worthwhile

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to make somebody's life a little bit
better. They say it doesn't cure the

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anxiety, but it's the only thing
I found that always at least helps.

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What you do means more than you
probably already or ever know. I don't

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know what I would do without you
all. Thank you all so much,

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love me, thanks for sharing that. You know, it's interesting to me

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that the other things don't work for
you, And I think that you know,

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taking your mind off of anything is
a great powerful thing to do.

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If you find yourself going, I
my heart's broken, my heart's broken,

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or I'm so anxious or whatever,
and then you can spend half an hour

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not thinking about that, and then
you look back and go, oh,

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I haven't thought about my heartbreak in
half an hour. Yeah that, And

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I'm sure it's a comfort to like
go back to something that you're used to,

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and if you've been listening for a
while, then you just go back,

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and you know, it's nice to
you know, take your mind off

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of it. But it can be
comforting too, which is I agree with

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for sure. Well, they say
that this might not ring true as much

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now, but I read or saw
something a long time ago that when Jay

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Leno hosted The Tonight Show, and
it probably applies now, whether it's Seth

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Myers or whoever. If you watch
it at home and then you're on a

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business trip in I don't know,
Jacksonville, Florida, you go to your

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room and you watch that show.
It's comforting because it reminds you of laying

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in your bed at home, and
wherever you are in the country, you

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can watch Seth Yeah, and feel
that comfort because you're watching that show just

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like you do in your bedroom,
reminded of your routine. Routine is comforting,

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Yes, all right. Next one, Oh my god, listening to

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the Minnesota Goodbye, you're talking about
the husband not telling the wife. This

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was yesterday about the tax debt,
and asked to hear from anybody who's listening

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who might have been in a similar
situation. Buckle up. Here are just

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a few of the financial items my
very much ex husband hid from me.

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He grossly abused student loans to the
tune of two hundred and five thousand yep.

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Basically a second house worth of debt. I learned this from my attorney

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after our first day in front of
a judge. I knew it was high,

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but I had no idea it was
vacation home high. He kept it

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all under a separate account I had
no access to, and insisted it was

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to keep his student loan intuition reimbursement
money from getting tangled in our day to

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day finances. Woof. He took
out two joint credit cards without my knowledge.

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We had two four emergencies that I
was aware of, and it assumed

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were being kept in a nightstand drawer, but somewhere along the way he moved

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them to his wallet. By the
time he had to disclose all of our

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finances to my attorney, suddenly there
were not two, but four total credit

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cards, all maxed out to the
tune of sixteen thousand YEA for golf and

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name brands, BOO for new tires
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Finally, taxes. I asked repeatedly
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He said, no, do it
myself. He's a business major with

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a minor in accounting. After all, whelp, you guessed it. He

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took liberties with the deductions and write
offs, and we were audited. We

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owed twelve thousand dollars to the IRS. But wait, there's more. Apparently

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the IRS and Minnesota are best.
He's in the tax world, so the

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state caught wind and audited us as
well. Another twelve thousand out the door

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ode in back taxes. My favorite
part of the tax story. During the

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first audit, he had an in
person appointment of the IRS offices to discuss

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our case, came home and was
gloating that he got our amount reduced by

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half. How by flirting with the
IRS woman, he said, he turned

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on the old charm and since she
was cougar age, that did the trick.

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Yep, he's that guy puke.
Anyway, a second person had to

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review and sign off on her assessment, so, needless to say, the

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amount ode went right back up to
twelve thousand. Gone. I'm getting angry

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just reading this one, so I
know it's getting long. I'd like to

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say, in my defense, I
was nineteen when we met, super young,

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super trusting, super naive. He
was hot. I happily let him

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handle the finances while I handled all
the kid family stuff. I totally take

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responsibility for not pressing harder to be
involved in our finances. But now seeing

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him without the rose colored glasses on, he would have just lied anyway.

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Report that his new wife thankfully and
very wisely got a prenup goes without saying.

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But I'm a talker here, so
here goes love y'all the smither Rings

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can't imagine my mornings without you.
Congratulations on thirty years, Dave, but

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we're gonna need you to stick around
for at least another thirty k thanks by

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wow, that's horrible. And she
trusted him because he was in finance,

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yeah, and a business major.
But he was hot. Yeah, we

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do forgive a lot of things for
being hot. And ILL feel like there's

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such a stigma against getting a prenup
because it makes you feel like, oh,

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that person doesn't love you enough to
trust you. But man, I

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have seen some nasty things happen when
you thought that you were going to be

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civil and now someone's lost like thousands
and thousands of dollars because there was no

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prenup involved. Like truly, I
think if Andrew and I got married,

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I would be okay if he asked
me for one, or if I put

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out the idea because once you become
married, like my property is his,

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his property is mine. And he
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and I worked hard to own my
house. And I just think that,

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like, you never know what might
happen. If something goes bad,

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then like by the state of Minnesota, everything's split or whatever. So I

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just think prenups are important. Like
I obviously would hope nothing bad ever happens

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in a relationship, but I think
it also protects you. I think that,

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a prenup because I want to work
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out. I don't want to,
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failure. But I mean, anything
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in the relationship for life, but
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never know until you're like in it. So I would never trust anyone that

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much to not get a prenup.
Just do it. Might as well.

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Susan and I when we got together, we were you know, I made

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more than her, but she made
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ever consider we're pretty much the same
financially. Susan did kind of f me

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over. I think one time,
I don't know that. I told you

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you don't know this, Bailey,
you probably heard it. Yeah, when

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I sold my dad's house when he
died, we sold his house and I

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got one hundred seventy thousand dollars.
It wasn't a lot, you know.

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One hundred and seventy thousand dollars for
a house now is not a lot of

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house. But this was twenty years
ago. But I got one hundred and

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seventy thousand. We had to reinvest
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So we looked at a cab and
we didn't want a cab. And we

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looked at a house in Richfield and
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Susan found an office building in Florida
that she sunk the money into, and

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the guy that sold her on it
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this one hundred and seventy thousand dollars, you will not only see it grow,

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but you're going to get a check
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dollars every month just for being Wow. Wow, that's cool. Sounds nice.

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Nine hundred dollars free and clear every
month. Nice. A couple of

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months, we get the nine hundred
dollars check. Then the nine hundred dollars

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check stops coming. Well, they're
struggling a little bit. It's not at

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full capacity, so it's struggling a
little bit. And then pretty soon the

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value starts going down. And the
other investors sued this company because they looked

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at the building. The building was
a dump. It was half empty.

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And we lost all one hundred seventy
thousand dollars, all of it, every

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penny. Yeah, And I had
told Susan, I said, let's not

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trust this guy. If it's such
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it, he'd be buying it himself, right, And she's like, no,

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no, no, And so it
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It just was something we didn't agree
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Yeah, she was a little bit
too trusting of the s random stranger guy.

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And she's expecting the best out of
people when she probably should have expected

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the worst. Expect the worst out
of people. You expect the worst.

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And maybe that's how I've gotten into
bad friendships or relationships or something, But

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I do always expect the best out
of people. It's just like you want

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to believe that someone is truthful,
so that's our default. I read a

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book about that. I might have
been called Blink. I'm not sure.

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It's by Malcolm Gladwell. And we
default too good, so when somebody I

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don't know, it's kind of like
a little kid when somebody says, yeah,

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your mom told me to come and
pick you up from school. Well,

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you default too good. You don't
default too bad. That's our nature,

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is default too good. So you
can't be too hard on yourself when

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you do next one longtime listener,
big fan of the show. I don't

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know where to turn, so I'm
reaching out in hopes of answers. My

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husband and I've been married for almost
twenty years, three beautiful kids, problem

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last six months, trouble with the
love life. Let's just say when we

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do it it would be great,
and then in the middle, before I

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am done or him, he won't
be able to be erect and would stop.

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This has made me feel insecure and
a bit sad. I'm five to

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one, one hundred and twenty pounds, so maybe I'm a little bit heavy.

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That's not heavy, seriously, even
at five foot one, and that

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might have some effects on him.
He told me several occasions it's not me,

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it's him, but that doesn't reassure
me. I have no one to

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turn to and had to do some
research on my own regarding the symptoms that

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he shared with the stress, alcohol, etc. And when I did a

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search on the internet, it came
up as I irrectiled this function. Please

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help, Please do not use my
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if you've been married for twenty years, I'm gonna guess you're probably forty ish

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or older. If he's not healthy, if he is drinking and stressed,

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it is very, very possible that
he has the desire to be there,

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but it just ain't happening. So
he could be like, yeah, let's

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do this, let's go, and
it's not happening. It sounds like you're

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having a hard time bringing this up
with him because he doesn't want to talk

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about it, because it's hard for
a guy to talk about not being able

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to do that. Yeah, So
I would say the best thing as you

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can talk to him and say,
hey, it's not doesn't make you less

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of a man, less of a
lover, but if you've got a problem,

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then maybe you should see a doctor. Get the little blue pill.

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Well, and also especially in that
situation, like look at she's thinking that

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she's the issue, He's probably thinking
he's the issue, and in reality they

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just have to look for a solution. Yeah, you know, it's so

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it's so unfortunate because they probably both
are so in their heads about it.

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And honestly, there are times when
Susan and I will be like you want

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to no, no, just not
really He's like, no, you want

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to no? We know sometimes it
just as the way it is, all

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right, naughty Tuesday, and here
we go. Oh, by the way,

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let's go back. One more about
the taxes and the finances. Very

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short one from Rachel. I'm listening
to today's Minnesota Goodbye and heard the email

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regarding a wife having to pay her
husband's back taxes. I'm an enrolled agent

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public account and want to let her
know she can fight fight this by filing

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for injured spouse relief even if she
filed married filing jointly, her tax prepares

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should be able to help with this. Please share this with her, as

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that's a lot of money that she
might not have to pay. Love you

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guys from Rachel. Thank you Rachel. You're ready for Naughty Tuesday. Do

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it okay, Please don't say my
name. This story takes place when I

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was seventeen, maybe even sixteen.
I was with my boyfriend at the time

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for a few years and would go
on trips with his family. They had

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a big RV we'd go camping.
This one particular trip, it was me,

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him, his mom, and little
sister in the RV and we were

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meeting everybody else at the campsite.
Pretty big RV with the bedroom in the

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very back with the door that shut. His mom was driving, sister sitting

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in the living area of the RV, and him and I were in the

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back room watching a movie. We
were not watching a movie. Thinking back

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on it now, I can't believe
how we did that and have no fear

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of getting busted. His poor mom
driving this RV, having no idea what

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was going on in the back.
His sister could have walked back there anytime,

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and we just didn't give a shit. Signed young and dumb. Okay,

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that's a cute Naughty Tuesday story.
I thought it was going to get

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a lot dirtier. You got you
find you find places when you're young to

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do things that you would never like. You look back and you're like,

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wow, how was I not scared
of being calm? But it was because

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there your hormones were raging and you
had you don't You weren't by yourself often

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when you were a child, so
even a teenager. So it's like you

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did it when you could where you
could. Yeah, we've all been there.

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I think the most The most risky
place I ever did was on my

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mom and dad's living room floor while
they were down the hall sleeping, and

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Dad could have woke up anytime,
walked around the corner, and there I

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would have been on top of Candy, the one who burned down the daycare.

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Oh yes, And I think about
that later, and I wonder sometimes

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did my dad actually hear us get
up, walk around the corner see us

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and not know what to do?
How awkward that would have been for Dad

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to be like, hey, get
off of her right now. So I

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don't know with the newspaper, get
off all right? Anything else that we

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forgot anything anybody wants to add on
the Minnesota Goodbye? No, we got

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to wrap up anyways. Let's wrap
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