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You're so jelly of my jacket and
I love it. I love it and

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hope we already because it's time,
Tosh, it's about to get weird.

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Be prepared for it to get weird. Thinks you're gonna get weird. It's

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getting weird. I'm gonna get real
weird with it. Let's get weird.

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Let's get it. Where? Where? Get? Where? Are you ready

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to get weird with Hoodie and Eric? I'm ready listening. I got you're

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listening to that one hundred and sixty
fifth aka the twenty twenty four episode of

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Let's Get Weird. My name is
Hodi, I'm Eric, and we're finally

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back. We take a long hiatus
because it gets busy for us. It's

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real busy, you know what.
We're back in full for his baby,

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are we Yeah, you're already jelly
of my jacket? Okay, So can

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I tell you why I'm jelly of
your car jacket? Ahead? Because I

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saw I've been jelly ever since you
got because I like it. Then Amazon

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has one that's black that's also button
and zipper, both the hood but the

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sand zipperd boppy. It looks too
much, too much, and it's like

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a wool in lay. Oh and
it's black like my heart. How much

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is it? It says here want
where does it go? It's like one

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thirty or something. Huh, but
I want it? You know what's interesting

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to Actually Amazon actually surprised me,
Yester, sorry, because you know I'm

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really in the Catan the board game. You've ever played it? Yeah?

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Yeah? So? Uh. I
think for my birthday two years ago,

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I got the three D edition.
Is nice? It is nice. That

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normally costs you like three hundred bucks. Right turns out Amazon selling it for

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one fifty and I was like,
what's the disconnect here? Why is Amazon

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selling it for half the price?
And I haven't bought it yet, but

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it's sitting there one fifty right there. I gave you a gift card.

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Oh no, my gift card for
the Tar Target. Every time you give

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me a gift card, I need
it for a different website. So I'm

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sitting on the Target. I'm like, what can I buy a Target?

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Now? That moral will prove?
Can't you take that gift card and buy

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an Amazon gift card? No?
I can't use gift cards to buy gift

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cards. That's the only rule.
Why is that? It's like My grandparents

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gave me a Coles gift card to
buy clothes, and they put in the

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notes, don't buy anything that's not
closed. It's like Coles only has clothes.

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No, they have toys and other
things, but not like oh and

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that for Andrew. It's like lagos
and kit toys for Max, but not

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for me. Have you seen the
new release of the Lego of twenty twenty

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four? Yeah? I did.
Have you seen the new mechs because me

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and Max like, Max, you
really, one of them's war Machine,

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one of them's Venom, and they
have the nineteen eighty four X Wing.

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Doesn't look that good though, so
x men X Wing Sorry, nineteen ninety

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four, nineteen ninety four, yeah, two ninety three x ninety seven,

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ninety four whatever. I don't know, but yeah. So I'm like,

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all right, I'm just sitting on
gift cards now. I don't know what

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to spend them on because Coles is
going through that period where they're like getting

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all the spring stuff out so that
all the winter stuff is gone, or

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it's like all the web sizes and
stuff. Clearance. No, but bro,

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the calls clearance section is like a
mine field. You'd be in there

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for days try to find it.
Nine. This is true. I would

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online shop like crazy. I'm so
that's why I need to get rid of

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the cell phone. Because there's like
yesterday, Tuesday and Monday, I was

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sitting there while I was bored at
home, just doing nothing looking at sneaker,

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the sneaker app, Nike app,
under Armour app, all these things.

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Car Heart. That's why I went
down the car Heart website of like

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what's the streetwear look versus the workwear
look? And it's like three jacket up

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my staff twur. You know what
I'm saying. Well, I mean,

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yeah kind of, but it's just
like, man, I need it.

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Also, every wee we come together
to give you the weird stories from our

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lives. The Internet, the skies, the darkness, the lightness. You

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could have skipped all the Weekarle keep
going, why you got to do that

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to me? Because you just remember, didn't you? I did, so

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I had to do it. Yeah, I think. I think with the

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Cole's gift card, we're just going
to figure out what this online shot shop.

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I guess, yeah, just do
it. What do you do today?

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Hang out with Teddy watch Echo.
I'm not I'm not gonna watch Echo.

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I did get I did get hooked
on the person Jackson train thing about

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the Percy Jackson show. I'm like, I'm getting bored, Like I need

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like two episodes to come out,
Like yeah, worth waiting a week for

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one episode every week, especial when
like barely thirty minutes. Yeah, which

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is fine, I get it,
but just we're that day to age of

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like if it's an hour, great, I'll wait a week for it,

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but if it's thirty minutes, I
need that a Netflix train, you know.

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Yeah, how was your break?
By the way, Well, actually

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this is the question. I just
realized the question I had because I was

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gifted for overbreak a gift card to
Amazon. Someone told me on the little

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note thing I said it was for
thirty five dollars. I looked at it

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the other day, like I looked
up how much like to put on Amazon

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account? It was seven five dollars? Okay? Should I tell them at

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seventy five dollars? No? Run
that, jont you think that's rude of

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like, oh, you gave me
the wrong gift card? No, I

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think that's actually really rud because when
they take it back, I don't think

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you can take back a physical games
definitely take back a physically, like if

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it's with me, you're not even
can I get that gift card bag?

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Yeah, but like, oh crap, I was supposed to give it to

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my brother, or supposed to go
to my niece, or could have gone

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to my grandma. Got seventy five
dollars on Amazon. So now you can

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use to get seven as a good
that's still seventy five dollars my real money.

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You know you wait, I'll get
a gift card here or there.

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What's upon a time? And how
do you play that game? By the

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way, you always got it,
wasn't talking about it, and then it's

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really only when we go over to
my back home in Virginia Beach because the

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scalies don't like playing it because it
takes a long time, especially if you

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have like all six of the scalies
want to play like like a normal four

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person games like hour twenty minutes,
but if you add two more people,

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it goes up to two hours to
play a boy game. Yeah, but

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what do you do again? Collect, you trade, you build the whole

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good thing, and so like every
board game does that now though it's kind

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of like Catan was like it kind
of influenced the trend. You know,

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really are there expansion packs? Yeah, there's so many. My god,

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there's like six normal ones. There's
a Game of Thrones one, there's a

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Space one. All right, I'll
never play this game Monday. Well one

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day, if you guys do a
game night, we should do that.

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Who wants to take Hoodie on sellers? You all going to lose. I

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have a little because you're probably your
place, you guys probably like a community

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area. I've got a community area
with the big it's kind of big.

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I always forget that we have it. Maybe we should do one of those.

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I could rent it out, we
get everyone could come over, get

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some ZA because I feel like running
out like a community room always goes to

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wolves za. You know you want
to cater and make a fancy ZA.

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That's all you need, one of
those those little house thingies goods, some

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locals some locals up. Yeah yeah, oh baby, I just had an

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idea pop in my head. Welcome. Should I put it in our show

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prep or should I just text it
in our group chat show prep? See

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if they read it? They won't. You should be like, I want

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to do one in in uh In
March or February March, and then everyone's

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like I'm busy or no one says
anything like hey and prep. Two months

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ago, I said, there's the
game night? Where is everyone? Let's

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do a game night. I used
to hate it when my old roommate used

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to do those without me because he
always did it when I wasn't in town.

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Well, I think what you do
is if we're gonna host our own

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game night, is everyone, it's
like b yog, bring your own game.

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It's like I'd bring Catan. John
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We gotta bring. We gotta play
you Classic. You know they have

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Giant Uno cards. That's like we
need Giant Uno. Did you also say

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they have Star Wars now where if
you get certain cards you can different things.

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Now it's also like uh no mercy, you know where everything has a

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plus four plus ten. There's actually
a question do you believe in the stacking

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role? And you know, so
I grew up playing the stacking role?

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I didn't too, and then Mora's
family didn't know about it. We started

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playing. It was where I lived
with the Skellies. They're like stacking What

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the hell is that? Like?
Oh, if you have a skip,

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you could skip the next person you're
good. Or if like you have a

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plus two, you could play plus
four, you could reverse all the way

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back to you and such as you
two the whole time. Yeah, but

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I played recently where people don't like
the stacking role oversize. It's not it's

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not in the rules. That's why
somebody whipped out the rules and was like,

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it's not in air, and I
was not. I was not a

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fan of that. You know,
it's uh, but what's the difference.

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It's it's like this big the card. I think it's cool, Like no

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one can you know how secretly Sometimes
if you're sitting next to someone you can

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see everyone's card. You're still getting
to see somebody's car. You like a

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foot you're gonna buy like one hundred
white clause by the way, I hate

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I'm done hanging out with Shelby.
That girl does not finish. Do you

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have a friend? This irks me
with this one. Do you have a

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friend or know somebody that just doesn't
finish their cocktails or their white claws or

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their high noons? It just leaves. As my bartender friends called grenades.

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Why is it called grenade? Because
you can pick it up and oh you

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thought it was empty, but it's
skilled everywhere. That's what happens. I

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don't have a friend like that.
You're my friends, You're my only friends.

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But seriously, let's do a game
night. I'm down. February is

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probably the best time because April we
got something going on. What do we

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have in April? WrestleMania? Oh
right? But was he like a Friday

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night? Yeah? But like I'm
saying, the three of us are going

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to be so we spend so much
money, we were out so long.

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They're like, I can't do anything
else. No, I mean think like

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like any begging even do with Max
there or whatever, because then you can

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just hang out with all of us
and you know, he'll be annoying,

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he'll drive me crazy, and Max
just be playing Fortnite. Max will bring

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Fortnite is his game. But they
don't have to spring my Xbox to play

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with him on the tea in the
Xbox, do you know, because he

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won't want to play anything else other
than Fortnite. He's still there. As

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long as he's there, that's what
matter's, baby, I mean, why

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don't we do it like the Friday
before Valentine's Day. I got players.

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I did. We're taking the Morris
parents out. Oh, we're going day

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again the thirteenth, usually the thirteenth. Are you my Galentine this year?

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Oh? Forever? Forever? You're
game? I think I'm gonna really put

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it in prep today that we should
do a game night invite Rob put in

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February. That way like kind of
solidifies when then you can start figuring out,

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I can't do this week, I
can't do that week things. Yeah,

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yeah, yeah, look at that. Look at you, leol,

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little hostess with the mostest over there. Well, I gotta use everything that

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I got you. You have to
pay for the room. I feel like

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you can kind of just put I
think squatters. It's pretty coold with me

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that I'm about to DM them and
ask him right now, be like,

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hey, so my friend lives lives
in technically Arlington and their apartment complex has

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three of those community rooms or whatever. I'm like, why do you need

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three? That makes no sense?
You know, people probably use it more

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than you think, though. Yeah, well, I think for like work

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from home. When we were touring
apartments before this one, like every apartment

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this is like the height of working
from home and coming down was like,

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yeah, you can work in this
little community room. There's Wi Fi or

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whatever to get out of the route, get out of your apartment because a

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lot of people would do that back. Yeah, and then I was seeing

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somebody. Uh they were oh god, it was a TikToker and they were

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touring some guys Chicago apartment complex and
the community room had expresso machine, had

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everything it looked looked legity. And
Mar's got a printer that no one knows

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how to use because it's like connect
to Wi Fi, then connect to phone.

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And then I'm like, oh,
I'm not printing for my phone.

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I need print for my computer.
You print from phone? No, you

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just through a Wi Fi. Those
are the same dimensions and everything. Yeah,

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it'll prove eight by twelve, eight
by eleven. Because I have to

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do with my parents. When my
parents had the daycare, my eye at

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the print forms my dad and it
was on the home Wi Fi. So

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you get in the home Wi Fi, you find the printer, hit print

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there you go just from my I
phone. There's something new. I mean,

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do I have to keep teaching you
everything? Yeah, at some point

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you got to learn. I have
learned, have you. Yeah, sometimes

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I'm teaching you. You are teaching
me. Tope, life I live.

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I do love how everyone makes fun
of me for not doing anything in this

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place. But it's still I've been
here for eighteen years. It's like the

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only conversations they have about you with
her are you. I know, it's

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like, what do you do here? I'm like, you know what?

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Like today? How to put a
trouble ticket in for something that's been happening

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for god knows how long it's going
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they're not going to figure it out
because why because we need to get you

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bigger ticket is essentially a request for
someone to fix something right, And it's

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just a simple answer. Maybe we
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if it's as Google, give us
some more fiber. Yeah, if it's

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an Internet based phone system, maybe
we need the highest peed of Internet.

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Or does Eric's work if he's fired? You know, why use this in

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the court of law? Anyways?
Sometimes i'll'll digress. What do you think

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about mean girls? Yesterday? By
the way, I liked it. I

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liked that we were in the center
of the theater and it felt like we

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were the cool kids. We were
the cool kids. I liked it with

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a shout out Aaron that we met
yesterday. We're not gonna shout out her

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friend. She did want to be
shot She wanted to be shot out like

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a hundred times. And then I
liked it. I did not like the

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person behind me. I don't think
they saw the movie, no, meaning

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you did they saw the movie.
They didn't see the original Mean Girls,

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Yes, thank you, which is
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there that have not seen the original
Mean Girls movie. This person would not

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stop talking and then she was like
did she leave? Where would you've gone?

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In the one scene, it's like, where are they going, buddy?

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Main character? She's the main character. Everything revolves around Katie Caddy whatever

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her name is, and it's like, get with the program, buddy.

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But yeah, so I thought it
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eight, which is actually let's see
what it's sitting at because the reviewing Bargo

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just dropped for it. Oh yeah, as of this podcast, what are

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you using tomatoes? This seventy six
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right there. Okay, well,
I always forget the name of the of

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the guy and the girl that were
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Damien? That that actor Jamien Stolen. This is giving me that that.

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Yeah, what the hell's the other
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Uh? Janie David Janis, Yeah, they were great. Yeah. Ali

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Cravillo was Janie and the Damien guy. This is kind of like his first

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big movie, kind of with Renee
Rap being Regina George. By the way,

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you, I haven't seen her in
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You haven't seen anything. I know, I looked at this morning.

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But she looks very like that they
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the mom? Yes, that they
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similar. So I'm kind of in
my head headcannon of Oh they cast Busy

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Phillips because she looked like Renee Rap
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didn't no, but no, no, Renee Rap looks like somebody that I've

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seen. All right, Well,
good for you, proud of you see

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me. Girls' reviews twenty four Not
the old one, uh, a new

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one. It's everyone's all over.
Someone said, just hit me with a

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buzz instead. I liked it that
it was bad. I thought it was

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good, but it's not like I
think it's a good time. You know,

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at the end of the day,
if you need a good date night

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movie, that's a good one.
I feel like a little modern out of

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the modern reboots of old movies we've
had, it's probably one of the better

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ones. It made sense. I'm
waiting. You know, they're gonna do

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Breakfast Club soon and it's gonna be
like, they can't do that. They're

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gonna why though, that's not dead
because they haven't yet, that's why.

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But I don't think you can.
You can't remake that movie. There's not

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enough actors or actresses or act whatever
you young actors, yeh, actors that

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could fit those characters that well.
And too like do they even still do

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detention like that on the weekends?
Like it doesn't seem realistic. I mean,

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well, the Holdovers that was different. That was set in the seventies.

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That movie was And I also think
that that movie. You need to

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watch it as a young teen.
Oh you've never seen it. I know

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every all the it's kind of like
the family guy affect. You know,

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all the jokes about it and everything. Have never seen it. It's the

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family guy effect. You've seen every
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kind of some da sixteen I know
that I've never seen that either. Is

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this O ro rom com challenge for
February. I don't think there's sixteen candles

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of rom comp. Sixty candles is
but not on the Breakfast Club. Okay,

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well maybe we'll just do who made
sixteen candles? John? What's his

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face? John Hughes. We'll just
do with John Hughes February. There's too

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many movies. John Hughes, he
did both those movies. He's fire faris

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Bueller's Day Off. I've seen that
Uncle Buck, seeing the Christmas Vacation,

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seeing that, all the vacation movies. Actually, actually he was a writer.

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He wrote those Curly Sue. I
ain't seen that Curly Sue. That's

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a weird scienced science is really funny, playing trains automobiles. We saw that

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together one Saturday or one Thursday or
one great Tuesday. And that's it.

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Everything else he's a writer. There
you go, yeah, but he wrote

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Breakfast Club, yeah and directed it
and yeah yeah, but then there's Saint

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Elmo's fine, you have to watch. There's sixteen Candles, there's Breakfast Club,

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and then there's one more that you
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Buck. No, Uncle Buck has
nothing to do with those movies. Uncle

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Buck is John Candy as an uncle
coming back to be weird. Macaulay call

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eighties right, Ferris Bueller. But
everyone's watched that Breakfast Club, Uh huh.

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Adventures and Babysitting a one too.
It's Pretty in pink, Pretty in

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pink. That's the one. That's
the other one. That's the guy with

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John Criers. Yeah, John Criers
in it. Yeah, and that apparently

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talk about how that movie kind of
like screwed him a little short circuit Johnny

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five, which is very problematic,
Shohnny five. That man was a white

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man, a white man. But
switching topics, it is twenty twenty four.

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It's a new year. But you
know what that means a whole lot

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of stress. Why because I'm getting
married this year. So the knot decided

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to say, hey, hoody,
let's let's fuck with you. I'd send

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you an email one hundred. This
was a couple of days ago, one

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hundred and sixteen days ago, so
it's less now, so it's even more.

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Oh, we're honored. You've been
planning, you've been using the knot

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for four hundred and eighty four days
is how long we've been or at least

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that's when we read. I don't
know if we've been used here that long

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when we got the website. The
most requested registry gift this year or in

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twenty twenty three apparently was a home
Depot gift card, which cool, glad

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all these people have houses. When
we go to home Depot for to buy

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plans, Christmas decorations, some going
to be buying a lawnmower, salty bear.

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Appliance is look, you never know
how appliance is? A home Depot

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dishwasher? Yeah, buyoload apartment.
Why would I buy the dishwasher? I

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don't know. If you come into
an apartment with your own dishwa or dishwasher

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or dry or anything like, you
got, you got problems, you got

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you're pissing money away, as the
experts. That's it. But here's some

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other facts. According to the not
myself, in two hundred and nineteen thousand

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other couples booked a ballroom for your
wedding. Great for us. Uh.

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The average amount of guests in twenty
twenty three was one hundred and fifteen,

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So we're right on there, we
inviting one to twenty people are expecting that,

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and apparently seventy four thousand people are
getting married in May this year,

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so we are not one of the
only. But we did find out,

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according to astrology, we have a
good wedding week because April twenty the week

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of April twenty ninth, is like
one of the best weeks to get married,

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according to huh like, it's the
according to assignment geology. I'm an

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astrology like it's the most like the
moon is in the best position. It

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means love and stuff, so we'll
take it. Huh yeah, according to

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astrology. Oh okay, but I
don't believe any of that stuff. So

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I went to brides dot Com and
we're gonna determine r more and I ahead

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of schedule or behind schedule when it
comes to our wedding. Okay, I'm

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just gonna say this right now,
knowing the two of you as little as

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I know, I think you guys
are perfectly on schedule. You say that

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right now, and I haven't because
we were giving a checklist thing when we

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first like got with the venue.
We haven't looked at it a lot.

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But apparently twelve months out and sure
they engage in ring. Did that our

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turn budget? Did that, make
a guess list, hire a day of

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coordinator, kind of select the theme
wedding, select the venue. Okay,

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caterer got that eleven months out,
choose a color, got that, got

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our photographer, band DJ and videographer
booked. Thank god, well you get

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the photographer. Thought that was the
one thing that was fucking up. No,

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it was the flores was the thing
that has been messing up. Okay,

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yeah, ten months out we're supposed
to start shopping for she did that,

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all right, wedding dress, hotel, room block for guests. We

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did that, create our wedding website. Did that? Start looking at invitations.

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Haven't done that. I haven't done
that one yet. I haven't looked

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at what just look at wedding invitations. We did save the dates nine months

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out, send to the dates.
We did that. Register for gifts.

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Haven't done that yet. Still got
to do that. You haven't done that

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yet because so it's like at the
other day, we don't need more stuff.

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We ain't got room for stuff.
So then did the monetary thing.

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Yeah, I think we're just doing
the digital like send us a digital gift.

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Card thing or whatever. Choose the
accessories everyone's gonna be wearing. I

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don't meet a floorist. Seven months
out. Book the rehearsal dinner. Did

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that? Hire the ceremony musicians?
It's the same DJ. So I don't

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know what that is. Hire an
efficient got that six months out? Which

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was a hire a lighting technician.
Don't donate that. It's lights five months

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out. Book transportation for guests if
needed, you drive yourself. No,

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you gotta have gut for what about
like your wedding parties'll be together? Drive

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yourself? Are you serious? I
think right now this is five months out,

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so we're kind of a little late
on this if we're to do that.

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Yeah, book the newlyweds transportation.
You gotta figure that out. I'm

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not driving you, I'm not driving. You go get your dad. You

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get your dad's car from DC.
You drive Carlos to make sure. If

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it's three me MORI and you put
no one else for you? You ain't

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got no plus one, you know, Oh you don't have a plus one.

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But the honeymoon, bring somebody there. You have no plus one?

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Come on, I could sneak someone
in. Who would you even bring?

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Maybe some hinge date or somebody I
met on a hinge date. Well,

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somebody I met on one of the
apps. Yeah, yeah, a week

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before wedding, you got addressed and
guy go his wedding thing or so how

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awkward would that be? Hey?
Who are you? I went there?

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Cool? You won't be talking.
I know, I won't be mean talking

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to me at all. It says
five months out, rent the groom's tuxedo

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or buy it. I haven't done
that yet, hoodie, I gotta do

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that. I need more to help
me because I can't do it by myself

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because I'm like, I don't know
if I like this or not. Some

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more comes back this week from a
work trip. So wait, you don't.

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But I thought we picked the colors. We picked the colors, but

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I haven't like, rented it or
bought it yet. Brother, begining pre

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metal counseling. We did that.
It's going well. Four months out going,

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have your final tasty with the caterer. We did have our tasting,

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so that was grand. It was
good. Choose your cake. We gotta

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do that because we're about four months
out now, buy the wedding bands.

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Haven't done that, and have your
hair and makeup trial more is going to

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do that next month, So there
we go. I think we're doing pretty

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good right now. Okay, like
I said, you guys are pretty much

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on schedule. Yeah, you know, we're trying it, says Brainstorm.

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Guests favors and gift bags. No
one does favors anymore, so I know

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that's on that list. Really you
can get cookies if you want to take

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them to go. That's all youse, mm hmm okay, oh, but

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what what is that? How to
get Eric to pay attention clicking style because

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it's time for some where re read
real his connections from the d MV.

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You can go to Washington d C
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I'll take you here. I don't
know. And these are people posting on

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we like to compete kind of with
each other. Where they're posting at,

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whether Maryland or Virginia. Virginia is
a bunch of full New Year or so.

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Erase the board forget what you know, y'all stills the FRAE. This

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is what twenty twenty four says.
First one up, Eric, what is

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it? Excuse me? Looking for
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for my private dr diver dot dot
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dancer dot dot dot looking for my private

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dancer. Me older white gentlemen,
you younger, muscular, dark or Latin

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male. Send me full stats and
pick to reply DC. You can be

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a private dancer if you want.
I can shake this booty all day.

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Baby. You'll see me on the
dance floor, because on the dance floor,

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Joe'll kill the room. Next one. This is in Dallas, So

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Virginia gets one. Now we'll Maryland
get one. Looking for couple, friend,

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looking for couple to treat a dinner? Just let me watch? Wait,

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what is a cuckold? Right?
Doesn't a lawyer? A voyeur?

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That's what it is. A voyeurs
watching cuckling as you watch them as a

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enter your partner, it says,
just let me watch. So I'm assuming

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he's a voyeur. They're gonna watch
every year what leads after dinner? Hoodie

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watching the TV shows? Okay,
that's getting white people. What you do

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after dinner? Get that thing,
get that thing, get that thing?

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What thing? You get that thing? Sex one? You came and help

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me organize my mags. There are
still they are a mess come help Clinton

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Camp, Spring Suitland, Walt Dzy, the Maryland one that's a Merlin one.

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You came by and helped me organize
my magazines in the box. You

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enjoyed looking at them while you organize
and compliment me on my variety. Can't

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find your info and there they are
at a disarray. Please come by tonight

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and help get them back in order
from me. Help appreciate it. So

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do you think this is something they
just need the magazines ordered, or do

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you think it's actually something sexual?
I think something sexual. Magazines ordered.

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Let's see on every organized magazines organized. But we're gonna say it's something sexual

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in Maryland in some magazine somewhere Newdie
magazines. Are you a female over fifty

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in Maryland? Yep? Another one
from Maryland? Are you just padding it?

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I'm looking for a secret friend over
fifty for ongoing friendship. Here's the

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thing, looking for a secret friend. I think we know what that type

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of friendship is secret. Not a
lot of people gonna know. So North

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Potomac, somebody trying to have a
situation. She rich over there and then

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air oh baby, oh I went
away, it went away. It got

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flagged so pretty much. What they
do is I find misconnections and then oh

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day off at the cinnabuns. Okay, me and Maryland would love a muffin

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or some cinnamon to eat. Awe
on my day off, tall slim,

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white male with a soft beard beard. They looking for cinnabun to eat.

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I mean there's actually a cinnabun in
white and Plaza though, you know that,

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right? So he should we reply
there's one in waiting plaza. I

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mean, let's go eat a cinnabon
with this crazy sinnabun with this guy.

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Why not? I think he's looking
for something extra looking together. He's looking

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for the cinnamon philly, the creamy
filly. And that's our misconnections for this

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week. I think I does it
for us this first episode back in twenty

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twenty four, and we'll do better
next week. Just get weird even.

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I can't wait for that one month
when you have to do every episode by

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yourself in May, when I get
married. It's called hiatus. No,

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it's called Eric time to find out
where who? He keeps all the secrets

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out for the podcast in the folder
in your hoodie folder. Yeah, you're

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right, I know you can follow
Eric at myster ic because he knows at

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Mr E r ic kV call me
at Andrew Hoodie with the why have a

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great week and I always remember it's
okay to be weird and sexy. It

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got weird, didn't it. Yeah,