Speaker 1: Funny thing about today's Minnesota Goodbye is we did this
Speaker 1: most of these emails yesterday, but we had something feeding
Speaker 1: into the system and we scrapped the entire Minnesota Goodbye
Speaker 1: when we found that out. So I don't know it
Speaker 1: was feeding in there, but it is not there today.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be quiet for a second and watch the waveform. Nope,
Speaker 1: nothing feeding in there. Good news. So let's go back
Speaker 1: and see if we can relive part of yesterday's Minnesota Goodbye.
Speaker 1: This is from Kristen. Another random que came up while
Speaker 1: walking the dogs this morning. My dog Sadie decided to
Speaker 1: pick up some anomal nd trails and guts and proceeded
Speaker 1: to eat them. I had to reach into her mouth
Speaker 1: and grab them out. It was so gross. Now, this
Speaker 1: isn't not a good way to start off the podcast,
Speaker 1: because people are gonna be like, okay, next, just fast
Speaker 1: forward through this part if you don't like this. I
Speaker 1: don't really have much. I think. I talked about how
Speaker 1: I had a colleague, Gracie, who I was cleaning up
Speaker 1: poop in the backyard and there was a pair of
Speaker 1: Susan's underwear in the poop. I can still see it
Speaker 1: I think they were orange, and but that's really it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I had a husky that ate an entire bag
Speaker 2: of red vines the licorice, and it was throw up diarrhea,
Speaker 2: just all red liquidy. It was so nasty and it
Speaker 2: was like in a tent. We had a tent up
Speaker 2: in the backyard for funzies, and he's like, watch this gross.
Speaker 3: I've got lots of stories about dogs, but one, just one,
Speaker 3: the funniest is the one that got into the big
Speaker 3: rice crispies treat that I had from Costco. So it
Speaker 3: was a bunch of little individual packs and he found
Speaker 3: it underneath the bed because I used to hide it
Speaker 3: from Andrew, and I said he she would take each one,
Speaker 3: go downstairs, eat it, and then go back up for
Speaker 3: another one. At least that's what I decided, I think
Speaker 3: that she did. There was all kinds of little wrappers
Speaker 3: in the basement, and so she would go grab some,
Speaker 3: eat them, and then go back for more. And they
Speaker 3: were all gone. And this was a pack of like
Speaker 3: sixty mostly. I think I had just gotten it like
Speaker 3: a week before, so there's probably I think I counted
Speaker 3: like forty eight rappers. And I think she also ate
Speaker 3: some of the rappers. So that girl had.
Speaker 1: Did she get sick?
Speaker 4: Cofused?
Speaker 3: She was shitting out Rice Krispy Okay, all right, yeah,
Speaker 3: but I don't think she ever puked. I don't remember, though,
Speaker 3: because she gets sick sometimes, so I can't remember that
Speaker 3: time when she caked or not.
Speaker 2: I just think it's very dainty to just take I'm
Speaker 2: just going to take a couple at a time, Yeah,
Speaker 2: like maybe just maybe just one more.
Speaker 3: And she found like her safe spot to eat them
Speaker 3: down in the basin, Like she's like, oh, this is
Speaker 3: a good spot.
Speaker 4: You know, I'll eat it right here.
Speaker 1: Let's do this one. We were talking about soulmates and
Speaker 1: TJ writes, in my experience with soulmates, I do believe
Speaker 1: there is one for every person. I found my soulmate
Speaker 1: while working on tour with Disney on Ice. I didn't
Speaker 1: believe in soulmates until I met her. But what was
Speaker 1: crazy is how everything just clicked. My wife is from Japan.
Speaker 1: With the tour show going to Japan, it was almost
Speaker 1: like it was meant to be. She was the one
Speaker 1: to help me with everything in Japan, and even though
Speaker 1: she was already in a relationship, somehow we just knew
Speaker 1: we were meant to be together. Too many details and dramas.
Speaker 1: I'll just add long story short. Been twelve years. We've
Speaker 1: traveled around the world, touring with each other, and now
Speaker 1: settling down. We have a child, which we never planned for,
Speaker 1: but all things considered, it almost feels like it was
Speaker 1: meant to be. I really do believe in soulmates. Now
Speaker 1: have a great morning, everybody from TJ. I think that
Speaker 1: it is amazing when you think of what has to
Speaker 1: happen for us to meet that person that is so
Speaker 1: special to us. You know, if you would arrive five
Speaker 1: minutes later, they wouldn't have been there, or if you
Speaker 1: hadn't been late for work, you wouldn't have met them,
Speaker 1: or if you hadn't been early. It's kind of like,
Speaker 1: I'll make a weird comparison. It's like the people who
Speaker 1: survived the thirty five bli Ue Bridge collapse. Yea, you
Speaker 1: know they were supposed to be on the bridge, but
Speaker 1: they got called into a meeting just before they left
Speaker 1: for work, so you just never know. And is it
Speaker 1: fate intervening? And why did it intervene for the people
Speaker 1: who died on the thirty five Bliue Bridge collapse. So
Speaker 1: I don't know that is like fate intervening. I don't
Speaker 1: know if I believe that, but I just think a
Speaker 1: lot of things have to happen for like, okay, for
Speaker 1: you to get the job here on KTWB, A lot
Speaker 1: of things had to have happened, and we won't go
Speaker 1: through the whole thing, but it's like I think, just
Speaker 1: things have to line up sometimes, right.
Speaker 3: So do you think a lot of people are very
Speaker 3: unlucky in that fact then because they never meet their soulmate?
Speaker 1: I think it's because they have nothing to offer.
Speaker 4: Why are you looking at me?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: And I'm being a little bit funny. I think that
Speaker 1: some people find a boyfriend or a girlfriend very easily,
Speaker 1: and I think some people might not because they are
Speaker 1: shy or maybe they are less attractive. Let's face it,
Speaker 1: if you're out going and you're attractive, you've got a
Speaker 1: leg up on the world. If you are not particularly bright,
Speaker 1: you might have trouble finding a soulmate. If you're delusional
Speaker 1: and you think that you deserve a ten when you
Speaker 1: are probably about a three yrself. Like me, I'm a three.
Speaker 1: I don't have any illusions that I deserve a ten.
Speaker 1: But I'm load.
Speaker 4: So that works out well in this situation.
Speaker 2: Obviously it's very magical, like, oh you met her on
Speaker 2: the on Disney on ice on tour, Like what a
Speaker 2: beautiful life though, And I think like it's a magical
Speaker 2: kind of way of thinking of being like, Wow, had
Speaker 2: I not shown up five minutes sooner than this would
Speaker 2: never have happened.
Speaker 4: Blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: But sometimes if that's like the mindset that you go
Speaker 2: into most things with, then everything will seem a little
Speaker 2: bit better than it actually is, which I do think
Speaker 2: sometimes could be a bad thing, Like if you meet
Speaker 2: somebody and you're like, Wow, this boy likes me, and
Speaker 2: had I not gone out to that event, I wouldn't
Speaker 2: have ever met him.
Speaker 4: But also maybe he's not the person for you.
Speaker 2: So but because you're like approaching it with this mindset, it's.
Speaker 4: Not necessarily a good thing all the time.
Speaker 2: And it just worked out really well for this guy,
Speaker 2: which I am jealous of your life.
Speaker 4: It sounds really perfect.
Speaker 1: That sounds really cool. All right. We have a ranger
Speaker 1: Jessica with some a very short did you know this
Speaker 1: time about raccoons and I'm pushing buttons. Oh where's that
Speaker 1: coming from? Oh, okay, glad, I noticed that that is coming
Speaker 1: from somewhere. I know where it's coming from. It's coming
Speaker 1: from a YouTube video.
Speaker 4: I'm going to start at the jazz station when you're
Speaker 4: not here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, somehow it got on positive Jazz. I don't know. Okay,
Speaker 1: So here we go with what I believe is Jessica.
Speaker 1: Hold on, here we go, let's try it out.
Speaker 5: Hello, Ranger Jesca again, I did you know? The day
Speaker 5: has to do with some animal facts from last week?
Speaker 5: So Vont talked about Mexican raccoons. Just f why those
Speaker 5: are not the same as the raccoons we see in
Speaker 5: our backyards in Minnesota. Those are kawa, which are totally just.
Speaker 1: What we're talking about. Vont was on vacation in Mexico
Speaker 1: and he saw raccoons in the hallway.
Speaker 4: And they were skinny.
Speaker 1: Yeah they're not raccoons.
Speaker 5: Yeah, really different animal. They are very closely related to raccoons,
Speaker 5: but they are not raccoons. They are a different animal again,
Speaker 5: called the Kowatei very cute and Dave yes, sharks are
Speaker 5: older than trees. Shark fossil evidence can be found four
Speaker 5: hundred and fifty million years ago, and tree fossils can
Speaker 5: only be found three hundred and fifty million years ago,
Speaker 5: so please, no sharks are older than trees.
Speaker 1: It's amazing. Wow, range wrap and.
Speaker 4: I googled a kowaate. Those are so cute.
Speaker 2: It's spelled like coat with an eye at the end.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, Now I want a kowaate. They're so
Speaker 2: stinking cute.
Speaker 4: Okay, they got a bunch of rabies, like probably.
Speaker 2: I mean I would also like a raccoon, because those
Speaker 2: are like a forbidden cat as far as I'm concerned,
Speaker 2: And when they walk in my pathway, I'm.
Speaker 1: Like, hi, baby, Yeah, they're not friendly though.
Speaker 3: No, I don't know I've ever crossed paths with a
Speaker 3: raccoon before, have you, guys?
Speaker 2: Yes, I went camping once and we had one of
Speaker 2: those like camper cabins, and raccoons kept trying to get in,
Speaker 2: so we could hear like the door being like cunk, clunk, clunk,
Speaker 2: and then we'd come out and there'd be like a
Speaker 2: raccoon in the in the bucket that we had all
Speaker 2: our food, and just like, oh hey, buddy, I poked
Speaker 2: one with a stick because I said.
Speaker 4: Get out, that's our food.
Speaker 2: And he's like ooh good, So we pretended that they
Speaker 2: were the maintenance guy is coming just to check the
Speaker 2: doors and make sure that the cabin was in ships show.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, good, Yeah, Juanita is here with a rant.
Speaker 1: So let's check out what Janita has for her rant today.
Speaker 6: Hey y'all, Hey, So I was listening to the show
Speaker 6: on Monday, and I swear to god, you guys tapped
Speaker 6: into what my rent was gonna be this week, and
Speaker 6: that was unrealistic.
Speaker 1: Things that happens in movies.
Speaker 6: Now, this is the reason why my husband said that
Speaker 6: he does not like to watch movies with me, because
Speaker 6: he said, pay attention more to the shit I'm not
Speaker 6: supposed to instead of watching the damn movie. But for instance,
Speaker 6: a couple is laying in bed, they just woke up.
Speaker 6: They wake up, they yawn, they smile at each other.
Speaker 6: Then all of a sudden, they're slabbing.
Speaker 1: Each other down. It's like bullshit.
Speaker 6: Who wakes up first thing in the morning just start
Speaker 6: slabbing each other down? No one does that. If you
Speaker 6: bring them lifts anywhere near me, I'm putting you in
Speaker 6: a choke hold. Second of all, you see somebody they
Speaker 6: get ran over. Matter of fact, they were being chased
Speaker 6: and then they get ran over, but then all of
Speaker 6: a sudden, they pop back up and they keep running.
Speaker 4: It's like, who the fuck does that?
Speaker 6: Nobody that I know of. Then the last one is
Speaker 6: when people are walking in the grocery store. All the
Speaker 6: products are perfectly in line, all the labels are facing out,
Speaker 6: everything is perfect. You never see nobody walking down the
Speaker 6: light bulb aisle and all of a sudden there's a
Speaker 6: Mayonna's Josh sitting there where somebody decided they didn't.
Speaker 1: Want to face the light bulbs.
Speaker 6: It's like, come on, I've never seen that walk into
Speaker 6: the grocery store and everything was that fucking perfect. Get
Speaker 6: the hell out of here.
Speaker 1: Get the hell out.
Speaker 6: That's my rent for this week. I love you guys, Bye.
Speaker 1: I love you. This is from Sid. Sid writes in
Speaker 1: you Absolutely struck a nerve Dave talking about the inconsiderate
Speaker 1: people that sit and wait for their person to come
Speaker 1: out of the airport. I cannot stand it. There are
Speaker 1: many things like this that are not only common courtesy,
Speaker 1: but literally the rules. I can't understand how people think
Speaker 1: it's okay to do whatever they want and basically mess
Speaker 1: up the structure. In society. I've watched somebody sitting there
Speaker 1: getting stole by the airport security. Then they drive away,
Speaker 1: but really just go park their inconsiderate ass farther up
Speaker 1: the lane until they get yelled at by the next
Speaker 1: person doing their job, which their job is supposed to
Speaker 1: be watching for dangerous threats, not reminding your lazy, inconsiderate
Speaker 1: ass that you can't park here. I also do a
Speaker 1: lap like Bailey if I know my person is on
Speaker 1: their way out, or I simply go wait in the
Speaker 1: cell phone lot until they arrive, because that's what it's for,
Speaker 1: and then I'm not interrupting other people who are there
Speaker 1: to be picked up. Other examples put your card away
Speaker 1: in a parking lot, wait to get up at landing,
Speaker 1: and letting the people in front of you get out
Speaker 1: before you bust through them. Picking up dog poop poop
Speaker 1: already discussed on the show many times. I'm sure there
Speaker 1: are more, but I want to get to angrily message
Speaker 1: in because it brought I just brought my husband to
Speaker 1: the airport, so it's fresh to me how horribly people
Speaker 1: act there. Thanks for reading, Hope you're all doing well.
Speaker 1: Cheers fam from Sydney Hanson. Thank you, Sydney.
Speaker 4: Yes feeling Sydney, and we all agree with you totally do.
Speaker 1: I had to write in about the love of my
Speaker 1: life without a doubt in my mind it is my
Speaker 1: baby girl. Of course, I love my parents. I love
Speaker 1: my husband, but even more now because of how great
Speaker 1: a father he is. But the moment I met my
Speaker 1: precious baby, I knew I wouldn't be the same. The
Speaker 1: best hot way I can describe this type of love
Speaker 1: is rare, all encompassing, and will last beyond a lifetime.
Speaker 1: Truly the love of my life. How special it is
Speaker 1: to get to experience a love like this. I hope
Speaker 1: in everyone would get to feel this way with a child, partner,
Speaker 1: or friend. By the way, I love the old generation
Speaker 1: names coming back. My daughter is ten months old named
Speaker 1: el C. She has a Mabel, Amelia and Gloria in
Speaker 1: her daycare, the Golden Girls of the future. Thanks to
Speaker 1: you guys for keeping me company on my commute. Your friend, Hannah,
Speaker 1: I'm only going to say I've got one observation, and
Speaker 1: I've heard I'm so glad that you feel your baby
Speaker 1: is the love of your life. I have heard that
Speaker 1: moms sometimes feel so badly because they don't feel that
Speaker 1: with their new baby. So they'll have a baby and
Speaker 1: they'll look at the baby and hold the baby and
Speaker 1: hear the baby cry, and the baby keeps them awake,
Speaker 1: and and the baby is a hassle and and they
Speaker 1: don't feel like I love this baby, and they feel bad,
Speaker 1: like something's wrong with me because I don't feel like
Speaker 1: I love this being. Have you heard that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean that's like post uh what am I?
Speaker 4: Postpartum part of impression?
Speaker 2: Partum depression? Yeah, and that's super common. I mean I
Speaker 2: have a couple of friends who have kids. And my
Speaker 2: my one friend the two times that she got pregnant,
Speaker 2: and she would tell people and they would be super excited.
Speaker 2: She'd be like, just so you know, not everyone is
Speaker 2: as as excited as you are, because she was like
Speaker 2: happy to be having children, but she wasn't like super
Speaker 2: duper excited because she liked her life.
Speaker 4: The way it was. But here she was going to
Speaker 4: have kids.
Speaker 2: And now she's like, all I am is a mom
Speaker 2: and I don't want to be I mean, I don't
Speaker 2: want to say. This is her words, she says, I
Speaker 2: don't want to be just a mom. I want to
Speaker 2: be still me and have children, and she says it's
Speaker 2: really hard for her a lot of days because all
Speaker 2: she is to anyone is a mother, and she wants
Speaker 2: to be something more to everyone.
Speaker 3: I do think that, like, obviously you love your child eventually,
Speaker 3: and it is a lot of postpartum right away. But
Speaker 3: I mean, I've read enough things on Reddit for Jenny's
Speaker 3: ben on Reddit, or when I've discussed my fears of
Speaker 3: children and stuff, and like, there are people who admit
Speaker 3: that they regret having kids and they just never felt
Speaker 3: that love that they thought that they were going to have,
Speaker 3: and it's something you will never know, so you can't
Speaker 3: be mad at someone for not having that. But like,
Speaker 3: there's definitely people who admit out there that they regret
Speaker 3: having kids.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and there's judgment behind it. So I'm so glad
Speaker 2: that your daughter is the life off of your life.
Speaker 4: That's great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for sure. I never regretted having kids, maybe having
Speaker 1: kids too early, maybe not being around my kids. I
Speaker 1: was not around for Chase and Beth's whole childhood definitely involved.
Speaker 1: But I love all my kids. I just love them
Speaker 1: so much. I sometimes just stare at Carson and in
Speaker 1: wonderment just like, I just love this kid. He's like
Speaker 1: probably the most like me, so we probably we bond
Speaker 1: really well. And I just look at him sometimes. But
Speaker 1: I look at Alison sometimes. I tell Susan, I said,
Speaker 1: she is just the sweetest, sweetest girl, and she's not perfect.
Speaker 1: She gets cranky, she has a short temper, and she
Speaker 1: gets cranky. But I just just.
Speaker 4: Wonder who she gets that from.
Speaker 2: But that is nice to hear, because I mean, I
Speaker 2: am also a daughter of a father, and I always
Speaker 2: look at my dad thinking this dude doesn't like me.
Speaker 2: So he probably does, and I just don't think so
Speaker 2: I don't know some guys.
Speaker 1: I think the thing is I learned affection from my mama.
Speaker 1: My mama was so full of hugs and kisses and
Speaker 1: I love you, David's he love you, And I think
Speaker 1: I might have learned that from my mom. And I
Speaker 1: think also my dad was very distant, you know, a
Speaker 1: safe protector, but very disre and not emotional. No, I
Speaker 1: love you, no hugs ever, And I think I didn't
Speaker 1: want to be like that, so I always overtell my
Speaker 1: kids how much I love them.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Next one is from our friend Rinita. I almost said, fan,
Speaker 1: I never like to say a fan of the show,
Speaker 1: because you're so much more than a fan of the show,
Speaker 1: your friend, You're like a friend of the show and
Speaker 1: a supporter of the show. So Rinita says, hearing Dave
Speaker 1: talk about the complaint with the up the pickup at
Speaker 1: the airport makes me want to get my complaint out
Speaker 1: there for the public to be more mindful of. There
Speaker 1: is handicap parking. To get the airport, watch for the
Speaker 1: overhead signs and try not to block it. She's got
Speaker 1: a daughter that's basically in a wheelchair and she can't
Speaker 1: get the daughter to the handicap spot, to the wheelchair,
Speaker 1: to the people that push her in. If some ass
Speaker 1: hat is parked in the handicap spot, please be aware
Speaker 1: and try to be mindful. Love y'all from Ranita. Shout
Speaker 1: out to Ranita and to Bella.
Speaker 4: And get out of the freaking lane.
Speaker 1: Okay, we are still in the emails that were recorded yesterday,
Speaker 1: but we did not really get to because it was
Speaker 1: messed up handwrites in. Not every school uses chrome books.
Speaker 1: My son's in first grade and they still use good
Speaker 1: old pencil and paper. My kids don't get phones, tablets,
Speaker 1: et cetera either. Just occasional TV and video game on
Speaker 1: our switch. So it makes me happy. So not all
Speaker 1: schools give your kid a chromebook, okay, all right, that's great,
Speaker 1: good old pencil and papers. So they bring home like
Speaker 1: a folder with like papers in it, and I don't know,
Speaker 1: a little backpack or whatever.
Speaker 2: I mean, that'd be preferable, I think. I mean, I
Speaker 2: managed to get through my whole life. We didn't have
Speaker 2: any You know what I wish they still had was
Speaker 2: overhead projectors and schools because the hum of the overhead
Speaker 2: projector and the beautiful like golden cast it put on
Speaker 2: the whole classroom.
Speaker 1: Yeah, beautiful. It was always fun when they wieled in
Speaker 1: a TV. Back in my day, they'd will wheel in
Speaker 1: a film projector Wow, go it's movie day, all right.
Speaker 1: Next one, Tyler writes in he says, I know it's random,
Speaker 1: however I find it comical. Hope it'll make your day.
Speaker 1: Read the below paragraph. Like Steve used to on conspiracy Steve, okay, now,
Speaker 1: conspiracy was he would you know, talk about dumb conspiracies.
Speaker 1: I believe my two year old schitzapoodle mises gay. Here
Speaker 1: are my observations to prove my hypothesis. He enjoys eating
Speaker 1: bully sticks, which are bowld penises. If you did not know,
Speaker 1: I have told him this, but he continues to eat
Speaker 1: him anyway. Told he humps my roommate's cat, which is male,
Speaker 1: but does not hump the dog, which is female. He
Speaker 1: humps my leg and I am male, but never anyone
Speaker 1: else's hmmm. Every night he sleeps with me in bed.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I'm male. Now, obviously I'm supportive of him.
Speaker 1: If he is gay, I just wish he would come
Speaker 1: out of the closet and tell me that's from Tyler.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Tyler. Appreciate that.
Speaker 4: Does he speak English? How is he gonna tell me?
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe he speaks a different language. That's why he
Speaker 3: hasn't told you yet.
Speaker 2: So I think I would learn are you gay? In
Speaker 2: multiple languages and then say them all to this this
Speaker 2: creature and see which one do they turn their head out?
Speaker 3: I don't know that you just like, full out, come
Speaker 3: out and say are you gay?
Speaker 4: French? I think it's like you gotta learn a little
Speaker 4: bit more. That's the only thing you learned.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you, Tyler. That was a different one, that's
Speaker 1: for sure appreciated. Chris writes in and says Holy Santa Claus. Shit, Dave,
Speaker 1: You're spot on with the Netflix series Bad Thoughts. If
Speaker 1: you have stupid, crude humor, it is a must. If
Speaker 1: you listen to their podcast Your Mom's House with His
Speaker 1: Wife or Two Bears, One Cave with Bert Kreischer, it's
Speaker 1: even better. One of your best what's on your radar
Speaker 1: recommendations ever Licking and dartin. That is from Chris I've
Speaker 1: talked about. It's called Bad Thoughts. It's on Netflix. It
Speaker 1: is not everyone's cup of tea, but I love.
Speaker 4: This podcast with his wife is fucking hilarious.
Speaker 1: Have you heard it.
Speaker 3: I've only listened to like a couple episodes, but i'll
Speaker 3: get clips of it on TikTok that I see and
Speaker 3: it is so funny. Their dynamic is perfect. They're both hilarious. Like,
Speaker 3: it's really good.
Speaker 1: We're going to talk about love, the love of your
Speaker 1: life again. I think one of the most powerful things
Speaker 1: in life is love. And because I've been in love,
Speaker 1: I've been with people that I've not really been in
Speaker 1: love with. And I think one of the ways you
Speaker 1: tell whether you really love somebody is when they break
Speaker 1: up and you don't care that they're sleeping with somebody else.
Speaker 1: Like I've had girlfriends that I thought I was in
Speaker 1: love with or really cared about, and then I break
Speaker 1: up with them, and then I find out they're with
Speaker 1: somebody else, which course means they're sleeping with somebody else,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, eh m hm. But then I found
Speaker 1: like they break up and it's like, oh, there's a
Speaker 1: picture of them or whatever. I mean, this is well
Speaker 1: before Facebook. So but you hear like, oh, yeah, she's
Speaker 1: with you know, Jimmy now, and you know Jimmy's you know,
Speaker 1: got a huge schlong and he's really good.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And then you feel like, oh, oh, dang it.
Speaker 1: But love is so important. That's what What are ninety
Speaker 1: five percent of songs about love? Love and love, break,
Speaker 1: love and heartbreak Because love is such an important part
Speaker 1: in our lives. So that is why we do things
Speaker 1: like we'll cheat with somebody because we love them maybe
Speaker 1: more than the person that we're with, or we're attracted
Speaker 1: to somebody and they're not attracted to us, and it's
Speaker 1: heartbreaking because love is such a thing. Don't say a
Speaker 1: name for obvious reasons. You guys were talking about love
Speaker 1: of your life. I found mine. It just happened to
Speaker 1: be after I was married to somebody else. I have
Speaker 1: since stopped all contact with this person because I just
Speaker 1: can't bear to tear up my family and force my
Speaker 1: five year old to have divorced parents and go days
Speaker 1: without seeing her. I do love my husband, he's a
Speaker 1: good guy, but it's not overwhelming passionate love I have
Speaker 1: for this other person. So long story short, I have
Speaker 1: decided to just stay, but I will live forever knowing
Speaker 1: I'm not with the love of my life. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: ask you to rethink that. And I'm not saying divorce
Speaker 1: them and go be with this other person, because you
Speaker 1: might not work out with this other person. But I
Speaker 1: read somewhere and this is so true being older myself.
Speaker 1: It's not the things that we do in life that
Speaker 1: we regret, it's the things we don't do. I want
Speaker 1: you to seriously consider whether you want to be with
Speaker 1: somebody just because he's a good guy, and because you
Speaker 1: don't want your kids to have to have a divorce.
Speaker 1: People get divorced all the time. Yeah, kids are real resilient.
Speaker 1: Your heart. If your heart when you're one hundred and
Speaker 1: six years old, is still thinking about God, what would
Speaker 1: my life have been, like had I been with this guy,
Speaker 1: go with that other.
Speaker 2: Think about it, right, because right now you're living, you're
Speaker 2: living for your kid yep. And I mean both Jenny
Speaker 2: and I come from divorce families and we're fine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I would put a caveat on that and say,
Speaker 3: probably don't immediately like have your kids around this new price,
Speaker 3: because that's going to cause some trauma for your kids,
Speaker 3: and then they're probably going to grow up thinking like,
Speaker 3: I don't know. I just think that that's like probably
Speaker 3: not the best way to go about it. Is you
Speaker 3: need to like ease into the new relationship if you
Speaker 3: decide to pursue that with your children involved.
Speaker 1: Oh oh absolutely yeah. You don't want to bring around, like,
Speaker 1: you know, the new guy, because if it doesn't last,
Speaker 1: that'll probably just.
Speaker 4: Consiue me a guy who said it's a girl that
Speaker 4: he's in love with.
Speaker 1: I think it's a girl because she said my husband.
Speaker 4: Okay, Oh I thought they said that. I didn't. Okay anyway, Okayta.
Speaker 1: Michelle writes in this is about soulmates, I'm a day
Speaker 1: late on this, but I have my soulmate for sure.
Speaker 1: I met my husband at fifteen years of age at
Speaker 1: Skate City in Colorado. We dated for a couple of months,
Speaker 1: then broke up, got back together, and now we are married,
Speaker 1: have three grown kids and eight grandkids. Wow, we've been
Speaker 1: together for thirty nine years and married thirty four years.
Speaker 1: He's by everything. I cannot live without him. Yes, he
Speaker 1: drives me crazy, but he's all mine. And double checking
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Speaker 4: It was a one and done.
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