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Speaker 2: Hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on, Thanks
for telling a friend. That's how we spread the word
about the pirate ship. So Mark is turning fifty five
and we had a whole show planned for him.
Speaker 3: That you guys almost ruined last week. You're smart mouths.
Speaker 2: What do you mean?
Speaker 4: I had already laid groundwork, and I'm like, yeah, smart
mouths to get me, make me a working right.
Speaker 2: And I got to say this because I'm a little
bit younger than Mark, not much like.
Speaker 4: You're little about thirty years younger, but he not if
I keep.
Speaker 2: Going the way I'm going.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: He fifty five is a weird age because it's one
of those ages where you're not old exactly, but just
definitely have googled.
Speaker 4: Why does my back hurt when I wake up? Or
you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: He got some weird shit like that. And Mark's a
weird guy because he's single, he's working like he's twenty
eight years old. He's living like he's forty one as
a bachelor, and I don't know he's done a lot
of therapy. I say that with love, uh, because Mark
is probably one of the most interesting men that I
actually know. I would say that. And he's not even
here yet. I would He's not coming. He's not He's
not coming. You're kidding. You just got the message. What
the fuck?
Speaker 5: He's saying that the roads are too bad and that
he had to get off at Lyle. I'm I'm pushing them.
Speaker 4: Let me work her work.
Speaker 5: By the time I get there, it'll be after seven.
Speaker 2: That's fine, Fine, that's fine.
Speaker 5: Just do you say your gift will go bad?
Speaker 2: Yes, well I have. He wanted the Abbot's cake, so
I got him the Abbot's cake.
Speaker 3: We're still eating the ship out of that if he's
not here and that ship all day.
Speaker 2: We got him gifts because he bitched about the chief
thing I got him for Christmas, So I got him
that and Bill. Oh, I'm so glad because I feel
like I really would be like.
Speaker 5: Oh, Mark, I called Bill. I was really wondering what
to get you for your birthday?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Oh, that's fantastic. Yeah, so all right, and that's awesome.
Keep trying to push him to gum because then then
we also have one of the Morgan His real gift.
Speaker 4: Is here, my gift to Mark.
Speaker 2: And I think that I think that's the that that
was the best part. And uh, I don't understand what
the hell with him?
Speaker 5: I don't know because he had texted or he had
texted you earlier, and then you texted us. I was
at an eating so I just started being like, no, Mark,
it's fine. I had to drive here. I was working
out in Hilton today. I drove from Hilton to the city,
then the city to hear it's not that bad.
Speaker 4: I just said, I know you did it.
Speaker 2: And I'm trying to tape the two fit chicks and
all this is going on, and I tried to and
like they're struggling a little bit when I shouldn't say that,
but with this one episode, so you're trying to help
coach them too, and it's like, yeah, so anyway.
Speaker 5: Them ruined this for us. But you know what, we're
gonna call.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we could definitely do that.
Speaker 4: We could definitely let's call him and shame him. You
you just be quiet, We'll shame him a little bit.
Speaker 5: Okay, we like we came here bearing gifts. Yeah, ready
for you.
Speaker 4: We all came from the West side except for Bill.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, uh yeah.
Speaker 5: Car, We'll have you be quiet.
Speaker 2: Un till it's time to not be quiet. Hey, you're
breaking my heart, buddy, dude, I.
Speaker 6: Don't know what to do. I mean, the little car
is not fucking doing it.
Speaker 3: It breaks up right around Silver State or Frontier whatever
they call it. This week, yesl Ballpark, it gets a
lot better.
Speaker 5: I drove from Hilton Mark It was not that bad,
and I'm sitting here with your gifts that I'm so excited.
Speaker 6: You don't understand what kind of car I have. It's
all over the road. I mean, seriously, I mean, he says,
I don't want to come. When am I supposed to do?
Speaker 2: You're supposed to drive.
Speaker 5: You're supposed to drive slow.
Speaker 6: You're old, Okay, drive slow. I'm not going to be there,
and then he has to keep driving the way it
is out there right now, I'm not going to get
you a seven thirty.
Speaker 4: If you get your at seven thirty, that's fine. Yeah,
we'll just do a second with you. We'll give you
your gifts. We got the cake you wanted.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the fuck I got something that.
Speaker 6: If I end up in a fucking ditch, you're getting act,
I'm gonna be really passed.
Speaker 5: Yeah that's understandable, but you're not.
Speaker 4: But how do you know?
Speaker 6: I mean, I don't know. I don't trust this car.
It's a fucking little slide.
Speaker 4: What what's right?
Speaker 2: What kind does any tire?
Speaker 5: You just got a new transmission?
Speaker 4: All right, it's Marianne's juju.
Speaker 2: I think so all right. I was just talking about you,
just saying how I think you're one of the most
interesting men I know.
Speaker 6: But you know me, I would get there, just.
Speaker 4: Just get keep driving.
Speaker 6: I'm thinking over on Howard Road.
Speaker 4: Now, where's Howard.
Speaker 6: I'm past hour. I'm going towards Spencer for Road.
Speaker 5: Well, now you're gonna turn back around and you're gonna
come towards I'm gonna.
Speaker 6: Come, and I'm gonna sit. I'm gonna come for an hour.
Speaker 5: It's okay.
Speaker 4: We'll make it work. It's your birthday.
Speaker 5: I have a gift for you.
Speaker 4: I will even have we'll have the game that we
normally have. We'll do all of that.
Speaker 6: You guys are fucking killing me. I gotta get up
at fucking tomorrow two hours, Mark, I have.
Speaker 5: I have a lot of.
Speaker 4: Half tonight with Joe.
Speaker 6: I'll give my best.
Speaker 5: We'll see you soon, Love you good.
Speaker 4: He's not common, he's not coming.
Speaker 5: He's coming.
Speaker 7: That sounded like he was, Yeah.
Speaker 2: The other way. I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 7: And I'm somebody that doesn't drive in I'm like fob
about driving.
Speaker 2: And get right in that mic, I'm foback about.
Speaker 5: Driving and s and I, Oh my god, can I
like talk about how nervous you get because Kara No,
Okara and I were pregnant together like both times, and
she got so nervous about like snow and ice that
she would have panic attacks when her husband was out
like driving or shoveling the driveway because she thought he
was going to like fall or get into a car
accident and die.
Speaker 7: Really, that's real anxiety for you. Yeah, unmedicated.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that's tough.
Speaker 4: It's crazy.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, we let it, We let things, We let things
run away. God, that was so funny. When who slipped
in the marry in line? You you have to say,
like Mark at fifty five, being single, respect, I get it.
But the last serious relationship he had with someone was
a person in their mid seventies.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 7: So he likes old, he.
Speaker 5: Does, he does, and he likes some thickness.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: And she was lovely and I don't mean to but
it seems odd, right, Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's an age gap.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 7: You normally don't see that.
Speaker 4: You don't mean.
Speaker 3: It's it's no different than forty and twenty.
Speaker 4: No, I'm not saying that.
Speaker 2: It's usually though, with men going older in that era,
well you know what I mean to the next generation, so.
Speaker 4: To speak, a lot of guys like the older women.
Speaker 2: When they're twenty one and she's forty two. That's what
you're seeing. It's and I'm telling you, and nobody really
agrees with me when I say it, but that's the
result of porn. I'm telling you, it's the result of porn.
I swear to God these things.
Speaker 7: I think it's the result of mom issues.
Speaker 4: But well, that could be definitely that. But I'm the porn.
But I mean, well, that's true. But yeah, rookie porn.
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Would you like to hear what Mark had to say
about about you on these shows?
Speaker 4: It's up to you.
Speaker 5: I'm ready, Are you sure?
Speaker 2: Are you sure?
Speaker 5: I feel strong?
Speaker 7: Okay, feeling good.
Speaker 2: That's where it's Twins were in it with me for years.
Speaker 4: Oh really, Mark's favorite Mark. I thought you had to
have talented being. Oh yeah, that's what he does.
Speaker 8: You see some untalented people, A nice guys.
Speaker 9: Look at that you can you can love them all
you want, but they never seen two people got so
much credit for being untalented.
Speaker 4: You can't and they have four chairs turns. I don't know,
it's true. I've gotten.
Speaker 9: What about the mortgage, let's rip those people.
Speaker 2: But the Morgan twins people thought they had like talent
comedy club, they don't.
Speaker 5: They do have to.
Speaker 4: Sing, they sing years. Fendship is going to see the Morgans.
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm sorry.
Speaker 9: I would rather go to a boring, boring thing boring.
Speaker 2: Well, all right, anyway, we've had somebody pull the montage
with different things to give you really you know, well.
Speaker 7: It's when somebody, you know, if he's saying, like, you know,
I'm not talented, Well okay, like obviously I can sing.
I mean you know what I mean. I don't think
uh Shirt and Blake, I don't think all of them
would have turned around. And enough people in my life
have said that that. I'm like, yeah, I mean I
look at my sister, and I'm like, I think she's talented.
If if it was comments like about me as you know,
my personality or outward you know, if they were like
I don't know, if they said they're ugly, I don't.
To be honest, I think I'm at a point in
my life where I don't think anything would bother me.
I just I know too much now as a therapist
that I would be just putting it right back where
it belongs. But yeah, when someone says you're not talented,
it's like, okay, like aim higher, like say something that's
actually going.
Speaker 4: To bother me, you know, uh that I don't think he.
Speaker 7: Doesn't sound that.
Speaker 2: Now we'll see if he actually does show up, and
then maybe we can even we can revisit that. I
don't know.
Speaker 7: Now, let's do it.
Speaker 4: Mark.
Speaker 6: Hello, oh Lord, to stop with the fucking tax message
on my way.
Speaker 4: I told her you were trying to drive very safely.
What am I?
Speaker 6: What am I supposed to do answer tax messages? Yes,
fucking Christ God right now? Okay, I can see the
carrier dome.
Speaker 5: We love you for coming, though, we'll see you in
five minutes. I was to open up your gift O Jesus.
Speaker 2: Right, all right, well we'll see in a few minutes.
Speaker 4: Keep the thumbside down.
Speaker 2: Wow, all right, before he gets here, Like, I want
to know what that was like for you guys, because
we see the television the edited it's well lit, better
lit than our studio is. And but for you, like,
what is that pressure when you go out there?
Speaker 4: Heart pounding?
Speaker 7: I'm assuming, Oh yeah, yeah, I mean a lot of
it's just kind of while you're going through the process,
it's kind of feels surreal, you know, like I don't
know what the you know, the outcome of anything is,
so I'm just kind of experiencing everything as it is.
But yeah, go walking out on that stage, you know,
and knowing that we were singing for you know, Blake Shelton, Usher,
Adam Levine, Shakira. My heels were so high that I
was shaking and I didn't even know if I could
stand up straight, you know, and then you worry about
your voice getting shaky and you're singing, and those are
the moments that I'm so grateful that I'm a twin
because I don't know that I could have done that
by myself.
Speaker 3: How stressful is the week going into before the show
and how often are you seeing the coaches?
Speaker 7: So a lot of prep, it says blind auditions. You know,
you think they're just whipping people off the streets. Oh no,
all of the you know, you have you have voice lessons, choreography, outfit,
you know, hair and makeup, everything, even how you're gonna
move around the stage. And then you get you know,
some time with your with your coaches. And Cheryl Crow
was there, which was like, oh my god, with Blake
and so yeah, I mean it's a lot. It's a
lot of preparation. And you're in this hotel like you
can't go anywhere, but you wouldn't want to. It's like
summer camp. Everyone's getting along in the pool in the sun.
Speaker 4: You know you don't drinking?
Speaker 7: No, because well there was, Yes, that was what exactly
I was gonna say. They they made a rule like
no drinking, and so I was too afraid to get
in trouble because I'm like, well, I mean I would
have loved to have had a drink, but yeah, I'm
not risking that.
Speaker 2: No, you know, so you've come so far.
Speaker 7: Right, So I did not drink, But would you roll
the dice? But the swan brothers.
Speaker 5: Did you weren't even twenty one?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: I wasn't.
Speaker 5: No, So was this the voice thirteen?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: The voice?
Speaker 5: Oh, I'm okay y yes, wait no that was that
was because.
Speaker 2: I'm like, no, A lot of people said the Voice
did it right? Versus American Idol? Yes, which I I
don't know. Who were the judges when you were on
American Idol? Was it the original Randy Jackson, Paul Abduell.
Speaker 7: Simon Simon, Yes, yeah, you know, I was on. I
want to say it was season two, so they were
like just learning how to do these things and they
did okay, but I mean right when when we did
the Voice, I mean everything was thought out. We even
got paid, you know, a stipend to be there because
they knew that people were giving up their jobs to
be there. And they paid for your food so and
you even had you could sign up for like target
runs and like runs to the nail salon whatever you needed.
So they really did it right, which and I don't know,
I'm sure American Idol is like that now too.
Speaker 2: So did you do your blind Did you do your
blind audition before you came back here?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: Okay, so you knew that you got a four chair
turn oh yeah, and you couldn't say anything and who
you had to tell some No, no human being can
keep a secret like that.
Speaker 4: Did you tell I mean my parents?
Speaker 7: Yeah? I told my Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking that's what it is.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Should we have her turn her chair?
Speaker 2: All right? Turn your chair?
Speaker 5: Video from over there?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm gonna try to get some video of Mark
coming in to.
Speaker 7: Tell me when to turn.
Speaker 2: Turn around, turn to so you're foremost facing the wall
and then that way we can. Let me see if
I can get my video going and we'll get some
Mark coming in here. Let's see. Let's see. Okay, I
got the camera going, Laura's got her camera going. Cars
in position, let's see.
Speaker 4: Happy fifty five, my man.
Speaker 2: What is going on?
Speaker 4: Look?
Speaker 7: I don't think I.
Speaker 9: Know it's no longer on this symore because of all
this ship.
Speaker 5: He talks super nice to meet.
Speaker 4: You a couple of times. Will you go sit down?
Haven't see it? Just yes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, yes, but we have all kinds of so
I'm so glad you made it in what that was
a lot of fun.
Speaker 7: Happy birthday. Thank you, I'm your gift.
Speaker 2: Now we we did play some things that you said, well, well.
Speaker 4: Why did I see anything? I'm going to use it.
I'm going to use the nick right thing that you
do with Josh Allen.
Speaker 9: Okay, did I see anything that would really offend you?
Speaker 7: No, because I know it's more about your insecurities than mine.
Speaker 10: Exactly exactly, but a little bit, maybe a little bit.
Speaker 2: Maybe yeah maybe you know, you know I didn't mean
things out pretty I mean, what the hell me?
Speaker 5: For one?
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Speaker 7: Do you want me to release? Sing it? Birthday to you?
Speaker 11: Happy birthday, dear Ma, Happy bath day two you.
Speaker 4: Wow, it's gonna be a no for me. Dog wow.
I thought that was pretty good. Who did the runs
in the beginning moment?
Speaker 2: That was you? Yeah? Yeah, get rid?
Speaker 4: And she can sing?
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 7: He's still deciding she's.
Speaker 5: A talented one.
Speaker 2: This is the song you did on American Idol, right, Allure.
Speaker 7: Well we did fall in first and then this was
in Hollywood.
Speaker 2: Oh, in Hollywood.
Speaker 8: See here's my question though, where I mean, I'm being
serious about this. Where are you going with being there?
Speaker 2: Two of you?
Speaker 8: You probably knew you weren't going to go far?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I think we were just hoping that they would take
us both because we were basically the same person. Right now.
Speaker 2: That's once, that's what they call them once.
Speaker 3: Would they have sucked if one of you got and
what you didn't? Would you have continued if it was
you and not your sister?
Speaker 7: I mean yes, because we both wanted it so yeah,
we would have just supported the other one. But I mean,
would one of us have cried? Yes? And my mom
that was like her biggest fear.
Speaker 8: You told that, weren't you told by I think on
one of them, you guys needed to separate?
Speaker 7: Well, yes, up, so people that had gone before us
that were duets. We were told that, but we were
like what, so we had the option.
Speaker 2: I think it might be in the song. Oh, it
might be in the song, because everybody's looking around at
the going, but.
Speaker 10: I think it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it isn't the song.
Speaker 5: Yeah it's eighties.
Speaker 2: I don't think this was eighties.
Speaker 5: This was like nineties. Allure, I wasn't it one twelve?
Speaker 7: And allure? Isn't that who's saying it?
Speaker 4: Just said a lure? And I just said allure on here.
Speaker 7: Sometimes it's a it's a duet.
Speaker 4: It's gave me my love and vain See.
Speaker 3: I want to see her sing a song, and I
want to hear him sing end of the Road by
Boys to Matt.
Speaker 7: That would be just try it, Marky, just try Laura.
Speaker 2: We did to bring up bring this up last week.
There is a dating app that I have been getting
talking about that.
Speaker 4: Well, I only because Laura's here.
Speaker 5: Because Laura's here, I wasn't on last week.
Speaker 4: Is it a pervert? It's it's called pure, pure p
u r E.
Speaker 2: And it's supposed to be your wildest fantasies, no small talk,
no whatever, whatever you're into, discreete quiet, like nobody else.
Speaker 4: I started getting ads for this.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure if anybody else did, because we talked
about it and sometimes you're.
Speaker 4: Bill, get right. Yeah, I'm still getting them. I still
get it. Yeah, and it says, yeah, it's pure.
Speaker 5: So you just right like your fantasy.
Speaker 2: I don't know how it works. I have not I
have not downloaded it. No, this is like meet somebody today, yeah, oh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, or whatever your fantasy is or whatever you're into.
Speaker 4: I got a fantasy, oh dear.
Speaker 5: But right, so I could like just.
Speaker 7: Put it on the app mark.
Speaker 4: I think it's uh.
Speaker 5: Car downloaded it all right.
Speaker 2: I think that this stuff is becoming more and more accepted.
Speaker 4: I mean I think.
Speaker 5: People are reading more, people are just talking about it
like I do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 5: Again, I could I could hold this up and then
go to a therapist and be like, I really want
to get into varieurism. But my boyfriend won't, but I
just see it say it out loud. Although Joe this morning,
he's like, are you going to talk about like your
swinger fantasies. I'm like probably, He's like, you know, the
one thing i'd let you do is masterbrate in front
of people.
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, you in front of people? Happy?
Speaker 3: I was like, Joe, Unfortunately, the person's messurading front of
you is gonna be Bill four.
Speaker 5: I know you.
Speaker 7: What is so?
Speaker 5: What is voyeurism where you like watch people and you
want to be watched?
Speaker 7: Yes? Yes, okay, yeah, okay. I didn't know you were
in to be in a swinger.
Speaker 5: I don't want to be a swinger. I'm just interested.
I'm so intrigued by the swinger lifestyle, like I sort
of want to, like just I want to shadow someone
who is and just like watch them. Yeah yeah, but
like I'm like, I don't want to do anything without Joe,
but like I would, I would like to have some
fun time next you can having some fun times and be.
Speaker 7: Like you don't actually switch, you know, yeah, I can
kill Joe.
Speaker 4: Have a lot more. Let me ask you.
Speaker 8: Let me ask you a question, would you let some
would you let somebody watch you and your husband, have
you Mark.
Speaker 7: I'm a therapist, I have a reputation to.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you, as a therapist, do we not
handle sex well in this country? And by that, I
guess I'm saying it poorly, But what I mean it's like,
in terms of sexual education, openness, the reality of things,
the shame that we put on it, shame taboo really
big big yeah, But I think even heavier than that,
it is the shame people carry with it.
Speaker 7: Right, We're like we're literally like wired to want that
and yeah that and there's so much shame put on it. Yeah,
And I think we don't allow people to express themselves
in that way without that shame, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a lot of judgment that goes with stuff.
That's why, like I think that seeing this pure app,
I find it interesting in that it's Laura's crowd or fault,
but the pure app I find it interesting in that
it seems like things that were once taboo are now
sort of being spoken about more openly, making people more accepted.
And there's a woman that I have followed on TikTok
attractive woman in an open marriage and has talked about
and I thought this was such a powerful, powerful thing
that she said. And I go, boy, every married person
should hear this, because what she said is anytime I
go on a date with my husband, it becomes an
itinerary of who's getting the kids to wear, when a house,
what are we having something fixed, who's come and when?
Speaker 4: All that Every date goes to that.
Speaker 2: She said, when I go on a date with someone else,
I am not a mom for that period. I'm not
a wife for that period. I get to talk about
the latest book I read that was very interesting to me,
or a movie that I wanted to see, or talk
about music in my favorite song, and I don't have to.
And I went, yeah, there's the key, because we start
to lose that part of ourselves.
Speaker 4: And it happens.
Speaker 2: But and I think, if you have a true partner,
but that that's that's the hard part, is finding the
true partner who's gonna listen and not get tired of
the bullshit, so to speak.
Speaker 7: Right, And I think men and women have a hard
time because it's like two different species. I always say
women need other women in their life to meet their
emotional needs. No offense. Unless you're a highly emotionally intelligent.
Speaker 2: Women are way more emotionally intelligent.
Speaker 7: And then and I'm an identical twin, so we're literally
like soulmate. It's the definition, right like everything that she likes,
I like, you know, every song, I mean everything, except
that I'm not a lesbian right now, right now. So
it's it's definitely hard. I mean, but I think that
that makes it very hard, you know, because my twin
is like, that's my soulmate. And then you have my husband.
You know, it's it's everyone, you know, everyone's got to
fit in.
Speaker 5: I have to take a photo for the pure.
Speaker 4: Are you really putting something up?
Speaker 5: I'm just going to see.
Speaker 4: I need to interrupt you for a second.
Speaker 3: We've had two guests and three half howargasms down here?
Speaker 4: I know, what are you pull it off?
Speaker 5: And I'm just I'm just browsing just to see. And
the first few people were not good looking at all.
But it says like turn on anything but boring?
Speaker 4: Are these people I'm dumb?
Speaker 5: Yes, this guy is in iron too. Quite another guy
said I love eating pussy. I love to stimulate your mind,
but will my tongue reach? But then there's one hot.
All the guys are not good looking except for the
one guy that I saw, and I was like, yeah,
he's hot, he's a bulldog.
Speaker 7: I'll do the dog.
Speaker 4: Wait he put a dog in his picture? Yeah, it
just works.
Speaker 7: See you see what just happened.
Speaker 5: Look at this man though, he's a good looking man.
Speaker 10: Wait is he the one here or in the corner?
Speaker 5: Oh no, I hold I don't want anyone to see
blonde hair. I should have put put up a fake.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, oh this is the guy and what is
he into?
Speaker 5: Scroll?
Speaker 4: You can see how do you scroll?
Speaker 5: Just up side to side?
Speaker 4: Podcast and.
Speaker 2: Casual Dominant looking for a vibe three miles away.
Speaker 7: On vibe vibe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's looking.
Speaker 5: If I were single, I'd be like, hey, Dominant, I guess.
Speaker 4: Through a birthday party for his dog. I know what
dog's got one? Your own hat.
Speaker 2: We didn't even get mark A had for his fifty
fifth birthday.
Speaker 5: Car is gonna sit out him? Oh oh wait, hold on,
I already have a message. Hey, I got to delete
this ship for him.
Speaker 4: Can we hear the message? Yeah?
Speaker 7: What does the message said?
Speaker 2: Read the message?
Speaker 5: Just as I work near ro Rochester, So he had
to say, hi, gorgeous?
Speaker 7: Was that him with the dog? No?
Speaker 4: Would you put the picture look like Mark.
Speaker 5: For the size Queens six three. Let's see, let's see
a photo of him. Oh he's the Chicago he said,
the garbage man over there. Oh he's he's cute. If
I were single, I'm not. I'm not. I should probably
delete the need We're going to delete it right.
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Speaker 7: Count me in, Bill, Let's see where we go?
Speaker 2: Or three two one.
Speaker 10: I know they say you can't go home again. I
just had to come back one last time. Am I
note you don't know me from Adam.
Speaker 7: Wow, but these.
Speaker 10: Hamprints on the front steps are my up those stairs
in that little back bedroom. It is where I did
my homework and I learned to play e guitar.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 7: I bet you didn't know.
Speaker 10: Under that live o my favorite dog is buried in
the yard. Thought if I could touch this.
Speaker 5: Place, I feeling.
Speaker 10: It's brokenness inside.
Speaker 7: Me might start healing.
Speaker 5: Out here. It's like I'm someone else.
Speaker 11: I thought that maybe I could find myself.
Speaker 5: I could just come in.
Speaker 10: I swear I leave, won't take nothing but a memory
from the.
Speaker 7: House built me.
Speaker 4: That was really good. Okay, yeah, I mean that really good.
Speaker 9: Though to tell Wait wait wait wait wait wait now
maybe I was right? What Maybe the mortgagements aren't that good.
But the girl, but by themselves, they're they're beautiful.
Speaker 2: That was beautiful.
Speaker 4: You really did fantastic.
Speaker 2: You're sitting here, wait on the stop your sisters, we're
making me uncomfortable. And I thought that was great because
that is Miranda Lambert who was married to Blake Shelton
and he cheated with Fun he did, didn't.
Speaker 4: She go a little crazy too? Did he cheat with Gwen?
Speaker 2: I don't, I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 5: Let me call him this way.
Speaker 8: Wait, let's put it this way. Yeah, they worked on
the show together.
Speaker 2: Yea, but she was not a fan of you guys, Miranda.
Speaker 7: Oh, I don't know that.
Speaker 8: I mean, I hope it was it's freaking Laura talking.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 7: I well, so I don't even know who was it
Jay Leno or something? They had him on that show,
Blake or whatever. Jim Blake, Yes, and they put our
picture up because he was talking about his team and
who's on his team, and he was looking at the
picture and goes and and I think it was Jay
asked him a question and he was like, what what
you know? So it was kind of like you know,
and so I'm like, oh God, I mean, I hope,
I hope Miranda, if she even knows who I am,
I would die. I love her. I love her so much.
Speaker 4: So anything it's the possibility to know.
Speaker 5: But I felt like there was a comment or something
that he said on the show and he was like, yeah,
Miranda like that, like I couldn't look at that moor
or whatever. Yeah, I know.
Speaker 4: Also, it definitely could be.
Speaker 2: But sometimes there's you know, like I always say this,
and people in my life get very upset, but I
would always go Kidder's never kid like way. There's a
little bit of truth to what they're saying. So that
could be that she said, you know, I don't want
you're looking at these these women. I can't imagine being
that insecure. And I don't know, we're going to step
up your game. Miranda.
Speaker 10: Well, I mean, and she's amazing, but I don't want
to spread rumors.
Speaker 7: But I think he ended up getting with her. That
she was touring with him and he was married, and they.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so Blake is being just being blake.
Speaker 8: These country guys. J Snelldean freaking married.
Speaker 4: He hits it big.
Speaker 8: He freaking dumps his wife for some girl on American Idol.
Yeah what yeah, Oh she stood by she should by him.
She stood by him the whole time. All of a sudden,
you know, he makes it big. He's watching American Idol.
He calls up his manager whatever, and he says, I
want to be goes. I want to meet that girl
that's his wife.
Speaker 2: Now, yeah, well.
Speaker 3: I'm sure his ex wife has got one hundred and
forty million reasons.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean that be true. But still yeah, well
I could see where these people though. You're on tour.
Speaker 2: You know, hey Boakett on the pointers, you've been around
the game, come on into my you know, my bus
or whatever.
Speaker 5: And I got so charming.
Speaker 7: I mean, he was so great. I actually yelled to him.
We were we were leaving a practice and our team
was in the van and he was walking into the
studio and I said, hey, sugar, you're looking for a
day and he goes, take me, take me with you,
so like he just liked to have fun, you know,
but he definitely Yeah.
Speaker 4: He drinks.
Speaker 8: He drank, He drinks on He drank on the.
Speaker 2: Show, hedn't.
Speaker 8: Yeah, A lot of people don't know that. So you
see the two hours and you see the thing he
would say he.
Speaker 4: Would get more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's why he turned his chair around for the mortgage,
is what he's trying to say.
Speaker 7: He was the first one.
Speaker 4: He was hammered.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Oh wow, I didn't know that he was. He
was drinking on the show. He seems like a very nice,
down to earth guy. But somebody that's very relatable because
I don't I don't know he's if he's considered good
looking or not.
Speaker 8: I have no The coaches when yeah were the coaches
when you were in.
Speaker 12: I think Without the we discussed this while you were
without the mullet was very good looking, okay.
Speaker 7: Usher, Shakira, Adam Levine and Blake. But you had wanted
Christina Oh and she had been on Yes, and yeah,
I love her.
Speaker 4: You were a lot of fun. That was awesome.
Speaker 7: It was super fun.
Speaker 2: It was fun and I mean, and Mark, what better
way to celebrate I mean, it's life than bringing in
someone he publicly declared talent.
Speaker 4: It was her sister.
Speaker 3: I would also like I would also like to go
on the record and introduce new meat.
Speaker 4: Me the me that was an accident.
Speaker 5: It was a and it's the funniest thing that Bill
refer He tried to call me white meat, but he.
Speaker 2: Came up ship me auto corrected to ship because I
apparently say ship.
Speaker 4: A lot in my text messages.
Speaker 2: And how terrible is that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Sound real?
Speaker 5: So it's just sort of stuck for two years now,
is that I'm shipped?
Speaker 3: Well, Kevin, we finally got it was supposed to be
July of last year where we finally got new meat.
Speaker 4: At Yeah, yeah, no, but this was fun. Happy birthday, Marko.
Speaker 2: Will you have a great time in Jamaica.
Speaker 4: Don't hit the ditchanally home.
Speaker 2: Laura, keep that app off your phone? Why don't you
damp off?
Speaker 4: Your phone?
Speaker 2: Is off my phone?
Speaker 9: I got the only one that's getting the freaking mind.
Speaker 4: I don't know. Apparently I look at I don't know
what I do fucking with you?
Speaker 2: Maybe he maybe very well could be for Kevin the
hockey dad where you're running.
Speaker 4: Off to you next I'm off for two weeks. Well
I've got sectional night.
Speaker 2: Fairport nice all right and Carl really really great. Also,
can we say you said you're a therapist, Yes, if
if people and I know that you said you've got
a waiting list, so too, but you do.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I specialize in eating disorders.
Speaker 12: So you don't have any Well, I mean there's people
typically just think of, but there's there's more than that.
Speaker 10: It's it's a long winded answer, but it's you should
you should google it.
Speaker 4: Can you teach me how to be in ex because
I might need some help.
Speaker 7: I would teach you to accept you so appreciate.
Speaker 4: Yes, Yes, it's hard.
Speaker 2: I mean, and I would assume, and I'm maybe this
is wrong of me, but I would think that it's
a lot of young women or yeah, because I think
they're the ones that think that body image and things
for so many years.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, our and our culture teaches us that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, watch you know voice, the voice and with you
know too hotch Winds showing up all these you know
girls wanting.
Speaker 2: To look Okay, here back pedaling, he just back.
Speaker 1: I seen the.
Speaker 5: Promo pictures that the Voice used when they.
Speaker 3: Were on Maxim Plumber little ship out of here, dresses.
Speaker 5: White dress.
Speaker 7: I still have that red j How old were you
when you did the voice?
Speaker 3: Oh oh, seventeen, marks will stop working.
Speaker 7: That was a twenty thirteen my strong point. So I'm
actually I'm forty one. Twenty seven sure, yes, sounds good, yes,
twenty seven. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4: How did you.
Speaker 5: Discuss say that I.
Speaker 4: Have taken up. We'll see next me used just a
cur jud didn't make a spiel. But I don't have
to wait. He got in the looking bout Caddy do
with Tennessee m