Speaker 1: It's a Minnesota Goodbye with Jenny and Bailey, and von
Speaker 1: Vante is just finishing some stuff up, so he'll be
Speaker 1: on this in just a second. So we have lots
Speaker 1: of emails we're going to get right into, and this
Speaker 1: one says, dear Jenny and Bailey with Dave gone, I
Speaker 1: want to bring up some topics with you. Some are
Speaker 1: controversial and one is a request. I will say so
Speaker 1: this comes from Mitch, the first one that you sent in.
Speaker 2: It has to do with things that we've.
Speaker 1: Talked about on the show sort of, but also it
Speaker 1: gets like a little bit political, so I'm not really
Speaker 1: going to talk about that. I will just say that
Speaker 1: Bailey and I do agree with your point with you, Mitch, Yeah,
Speaker 1: we agree with your points that you were you made
Speaker 1: and yeah you said you asked us where do you
Speaker 1: come down on this? So moving on to the next one,
Speaker 1: it says, have you ever done any micro rule breaking?
Speaker 1: Examples of this might be going to the movies, buying
Speaker 1: a ticket and then going to another movie after asking
Speaker 1: for a glass of water at a fast food restaurant
Speaker 1: but filling it with soda, going through the airport gate
Speaker 1: and board group one when you're really in boarding group
Speaker 1: five or bringing snacks slide drinks into the theater.
Speaker 2: Mitch, I've done all those.
Speaker 1: Actually, no, I've never gone to the movies bought a
Speaker 1: ticket and then gone to another one. I've never done
Speaker 1: that one, but as a kid, i'd definitely asked for.
Speaker 2: A water and like up set.
Speaker 1: Honestly, I would say Southwest is the airline where you
Speaker 1: have to be in certain boarding groups, and then if
Speaker 1: you're in the later ones, you're basically getting the middle
Speaker 1: seat because you choose your seat. One time, Andrew and
Speaker 1: I did jump into like a group that was a
Speaker 1: little bit earlier. He got away with it, and then
Speaker 1: someone else like caught me. Oh no, like the gate
Speaker 1: guy caught me. And I did want to do it in.
Speaker 2: The first place. It was his idea.
Speaker 1: I'm going to put the blame on him, and I
Speaker 1: was like, oh, I'm so sorry, like I'll go to
Speaker 1: the back of the line, and he's like, no, it's
Speaker 1: fine because he knew I was with Handy, so he's
Speaker 1: like you can go, and I'm like, oh, okay, that's
Speaker 1: the only time I've done that. And of course, like
Speaker 1: we've talked about this, I bring food into the movie
Speaker 1: theater I know that people disagree with that, but I
Speaker 1: do that every once in a while. However, I always
Speaker 1: buy my popcorn at the movie theater if I want popcorn.
Speaker 1: What about you, guys, any micro rule breaking? You said
Speaker 1: you do the fast food thing, filling up your Yeah,
Speaker 1: I've done that.
Speaker 3: I it's first of all, this is I think this
Speaker 3: is a good idea to bring on the main show,
Speaker 3: because I think this is fascinating. But I don't think
Speaker 3: it's necessarily rule breaking. But usually I always try.
Speaker 4: Oh well, I guess this kind of feels like a
Speaker 4: rule break.
Speaker 3: But if I go to like a Mexican restaurant and
Speaker 3: they have chips and salsa, I will say, just keep
Speaker 3: the chips and salsa coming. I will have this margarita,
Speaker 3: and I will tip you handsomely and I just eat
Speaker 3: my whole meal. Is the chips and salsa, which is
Speaker 3: comes free. I do say that, but then I do
Speaker 3: tip them handsomely. I tip them like forty percent because
Speaker 3: I know that they're not making any money on my meal.
Speaker 3: But also I know I'm about to fill up on
Speaker 3: these chips and salsa. Yeah, and then I'll order at
Speaker 3: least one, if not two, margarita's and then just really
Speaker 3: really tip them well, and usually they seem like fine
Speaker 3: with it. Yeah, but also maybe they hate me on
Speaker 3: the inside. I don't know, but I've done that for years.
Speaker 3: But that's all I want to eat. It's the chips
Speaker 3: and salsa, Like I don't want a real meal. I
Speaker 3: might like add guawk or like hot kso whatever.
Speaker 2: Do you only have one margarita?
Speaker 4: One or two? Okay? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I would like from a server perspective, I would probably
Speaker 1: believe you that you would tip me handsomely, but like
Speaker 1: I wouldn't know for sure, so I'd probably be like, well,
Speaker 1: this is a gamble, but whatever.
Speaker 4: But then I always do tip handsomely.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And they don't have to spend a lot of
Speaker 3: time helping me because all you have to do is
Speaker 3: come back with the little.
Speaker 2: Scoop, the chip scoop, throw some more chips.
Speaker 4: In there, boomed on easy right, I'm an easy woman.
Speaker 2: What about you, Yvonne? Micro Rule breaks.
Speaker 5: Was always in the movies when I was in high school,
Speaker 5: like with friends, so I would all not always, but
Speaker 5: a lot of times we would buy a ticket and
Speaker 5: be like, you know, AMC goes so deep? Like when
Speaker 5: you're in the back of the theaters, like nobody's back
Speaker 5: there watching. So yeah, I'd go into another movie, like, oh, well,
Speaker 5: Wicked's done, Gladiator two's a bet to start a new
Speaker 5: showing in about twenty minutes. I'll just walk around, get
Speaker 5: new popcorn, and then go into the movie.
Speaker 6: Whatnot. I also don't know if this is like a
Speaker 6: micro I forget.
Speaker 2: What she called it, micro rule breaking.
Speaker 5: I let go into If I'm grocery shopping, I would
Speaker 5: like if I'd be thirsty, grab a drink and start
Speaker 5: drinking it in the store and then show up with
Speaker 5: it like damn near done by the time I get
Speaker 5: to the counter, but then pay for it.
Speaker 6: Then, yeah, I know that's like frowned. I don't know
Speaker 6: if it's like Michael rodbreaking, but it's definitely like frowned
Speaker 6: to Pond.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my grandma used to do that all the time.
Speaker 3: I think that's just like a normal thing in Ohio. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you're thirsty, start drinking your drink here, and just pay
Speaker 3: for it when you get to the end.
Speaker 1: Love it, okay, And then Mitch continues on with one
Speaker 1: last thing and says, third, when is Bailey going to
Speaker 1: do a parody song?
Speaker 2: She's funny and has a great voice. Let's get one going.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Mitch.
Speaker 3: I should do a parody song, honestly, I have, Like
Speaker 3: I had plans for one during the summertime, but they
Speaker 3: were kind of like parody songs that pointed out my flaws,
Speaker 3: and everybody was like, don't talk about your flaws because
Speaker 3: then people will agree with you and then your flaws
Speaker 3: will be highlighted.
Speaker 4: So I have to come up with what to sing about.
Speaker 3: Maybe I'll sing about like maybe I'll do it to
Speaker 3: like the tune of Defying Gravity and make it about ye, or.
Speaker 5: You're a parody song for me, Mitch. Fun fact, I
Speaker 5: actually wrote a parody song. Yeah, and Dave like read
Speaker 5: it and every like we went through it. But it
Speaker 5: was kind of about me being lonely, and it was
Speaker 5: in the like little time and off where my girlfriend
Speaker 5: a Lista moved here, so it kind of didn't make sense.
Speaker 4: After that, Oh yeah, though you still don't have friends.
Speaker 5: Yeah, But a lot of it was about like how
Speaker 5: I was like completely la oh yeah.
Speaker 1: But I think the last one I did was to
Speaker 1: Harry Styles late night talking. I did late night snacking
Speaker 1: because I get up in the middle of the night
Speaker 1: and need snacks.
Speaker 6: So yes, missed.
Speaker 5: Well, Jenny, do you miss that era? And you listening
Speaker 5: do you miss that era? Like doing a parody songs
Speaker 5: on the show.
Speaker 1: Not really, because honestly, it's a lot of work to
Speaker 1: do parody songs.
Speaker 2: The production aspect of it.
Speaker 1: Like I know, you think we might just you know,
Speaker 1: sing it in one take and nail it.
Speaker 2: That's not how it goes.
Speaker 1: There's a lot more elements that go into it. So
Speaker 1: from a production side, not the easiest part of a
Speaker 1: parody song is writing it, which you probably would think
Speaker 1: that that's the hardest part of It's not is actually
Speaker 1: performing it and syncing it up to the music, adding
Speaker 1: sound effects if that's required. So I don't really miss
Speaker 1: that as much. But also I'm not like a huge
Speaker 1: parody person. I like more of like the parodies where
Speaker 1: it wasn't singing. It was like a bit like Dixonsider
Speaker 1: or like the family feud that's so inappropriate that we
Speaker 1: can never play anymore. Yeah, yeah, we can't. We can't
Speaker 1: do those ones. And then I just want to make
Speaker 1: sure I say his signature. It says thank you dart Lick,
Speaker 1: dart Lick, and that's for Mitch. So thanks for your email.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's see what do we got next.
Speaker 1: Here there is someone who sent in Fallon's doppelganger, and
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be honest, I don't really see it myself, but.
Speaker 6: Cool, love it.
Speaker 4: Love it is.
Speaker 1: Well, she's older, and I would say that, like if
Speaker 1: someone showed me that, I'd be a little bit. Like
Speaker 1: someone did send me a doppelganger on Instagram yesterday. I'm
Speaker 1: a girl like performing Glinda's I don't know when to
Speaker 1: Glinda's songs and she is so pretty, and I was like,
Speaker 1: this is the nicest doppelganger anyone's ever sent to me.
Speaker 1: I don't really think I look like her, but Andrew's like,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, you look like her. But I sent it
Speaker 1: to I was like, thank you for this.
Speaker 4: Usually, yeah I want to see that.
Speaker 2: Usually people send me home and I'm like, oh yeah.
Speaker 3: Usually people send me videos wach like Rottweiler's rolling on
Speaker 3: the ground and they're like doppelganger and I'm like, why
Speaker 3: would you do.
Speaker 6: That to me?
Speaker 1: If anyone does that, you send me them so I
Speaker 1: can DM them and be like, you're me be a
Speaker 1: nicer person. Okay, I will be honest. For some reason,
Speaker 1: I'm not entirely sure if we read this one from
Speaker 1: our lovely secretary Breed.
Speaker 2: So if we have already, just Bailey, you let me know.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: Dave just doesn't delete emails all the time, so I
Speaker 1: don't know which ones for sure.
Speaker 2: So it says, hey, fuckers, just want your attention. Good morning.
Speaker 1: I'm sitting in the hockey rink wondering if my evening
Speaker 1: evening coffee gamble will be a regret in a couple hours.
Speaker 1: It's moments like these that I find myself questioning my
Speaker 1: life choices. But a last here I am speaking. I'm
Speaker 1: missing garbage day. We were talking about how if you
Speaker 1: forget to put your garbage out? Shit yesterday. Oh it's Tuesday, okay,
Speaker 1: go Tomorrow's my garbage day, she says. Last week this
Speaker 1: was almost me, but I made a heroic save a'l
Speaker 1: bite while looking like a drown sewer rat made its
Speaker 1: way out of hibernation.
Speaker 2: Let me paint you a picture.
Speaker 1: I'm about to cozy into my corner of the couch
Speaker 1: and I hear the garbage truck in the call the sack,
Speaker 1: meaning I have a max of thirty seconds before We're
Speaker 1: stuck with overflowing garbage for seven days in my lilac
Speaker 1: colored sweatpants, my dart Lick tea, accompanied by my quote
Speaker 1: mom sweater the long cart. Again that's too comfy to
Speaker 1: get rid of, but too hideous to.
Speaker 4: Wear out in the I know exactly what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: That was my get up as I hurried into my
Speaker 1: husband's oversized sneakers, praying none of my neighbors would be outside.
Speaker 1: They weren't, but my kid's bus was. Sorry, boys, please
Speaker 1: forgive mama woo. That made my stash sweaty. Now, she says,
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Speaker 2: It's Derek khill on Ig. So it's d E.
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Speaker 1: and Saint Paul. Maybe give yourself some time in the
Speaker 1: shower slash bath with music, drown out the noise and
Speaker 1: enjoy your time. So that was once again we Shannon
Speaker 1: had wrote in yesterday and last week and she I
Speaker 1: believe she's living with her son and wife or something
Speaker 1: like that. I was talking about getting out there and
Speaker 1: getting some a action. So thank you so much Secretary
Speaker 1: Brie for that one. Next email says Dave, Jenny Bailey,
Speaker 1: and von I hope you're all doing well. Longtime listener here.
Speaker 1: With mental health being a big topic on the station lately,
Speaker 1: I thought of an idea for a group therapy session.
Speaker 1: I've been experiencing something called disassociation during stressful situations at work,
Speaker 1: where it feels like I'm watching myself from the outside.
Speaker 2: But it's more than that.
Speaker 1: It's like I'm my own cheerleader, encouraging myself as I
Speaker 1: perform really well. As a youngish software engineer, this often
Speaker 1: happens in high stakes meetings where I feel out of
Speaker 1: my depth but end up nailing it as I've as
Speaker 1: if I've watched myself without actually doing anything. It got
Speaker 1: me thinking, do you, as DJs ever feel this way?
Speaker 1: Like during your rap battles when you're coming up with
Speaker 1: lyrics on the spot? Do you feel like you're both
Speaker 1: performing and cheering yourself on thinking yeah, I'm doing it.
Speaker 1: When I mentioned this to my new psychiatrist, she seemed concerned,
Speaker 1: but honestly, I wouldn't change it for the world. It
Speaker 1: feels like a superpower. I love when it happens and
Speaker 1: wish I had more of it. To be honest, I'm
Speaker 1: curious if others, even in different fields, have felt this
Speaker 1: way during intense moments. I'd also love to hear a
Speaker 1: psychiatrist or therapists perspective on this. I'd be happy to
Speaker 1: chat about this on a call for a group therapy
Speaker 1: session and here if anyone else has had something similar.
Speaker 1: This comes from Darren. Darren, maybe we'll do that as
Speaker 1: a group therapy. I will definitely put it in our
Speaker 1: list of options for group therapy, so I'll start with it,
Speaker 1: because I definitely have had like a lot of mental
Speaker 1: health things happened to me and kind of aggressively in
Speaker 1: the last year. And I think the reason your psychiatrist
Speaker 1: was concerned is because disassociation can be a really, really
Speaker 1: negative thing when it comes to mental health. And I
Speaker 1: definitely experience that when my anxiety was at an all
Speaker 1: time high, and you do a pretty good job explaining it.
Speaker 2: I don't really know if I can explain.
Speaker 1: Exactly what I go through, but like it happened to
Speaker 1: me just yesterday where I completely disassociated and Andrew looked
Speaker 1: at me and he could just see this like blank
Speaker 1: stare on my face, and it was because I was
Speaker 1: dealing with something stressful. And so I think that's why
Speaker 1: you're the or psychiatrist is concerned, is because you are
Speaker 1: using it in a very positive way, but disassociation can
Speaker 1: be very negative when it comes to certain forms of
Speaker 1: mental health. What about you, guys, Have you guys ever
Speaker 1: experienced anything like this, either in a positive or negative way?
Speaker 5: I think transparently, and I probably should even be saying this,
Speaker 5: but like sometimes on this show, I'm like saying things
Speaker 5: and I'm at the like at the end of my sentence,
Speaker 5: I'm like, wow, like I just formulated that thought, yeah,
Speaker 5: and I just disassociate because, you know, and I don't
Speaker 5: know if this is because I'm just still fairly new
Speaker 5: to radio, and you know, there's a there's you know,
Speaker 5: good radio personalities, and there's poor ones, and then there's
Speaker 5: me who's like you hear learning, And sometimes I'm like,
Speaker 5: oh shit, okay, that went well or yeah, like your example,
Speaker 5: like a rap battle or when we do genre game
Speaker 5: or even mixtape game. Transparently, sometimes I have a scenario
Speaker 5: written and sometimes I know the song and I just
Speaker 5: will see where the wind takes me.
Speaker 6: Sure, and sometimes you know, it's just it's weird.
Speaker 5: But I think I realize that most with this job
Speaker 5: because it's something that I want to excel in and
Speaker 5: I want obviously to make sense because you care about
Speaker 5: what we have to say, but I don't want to
Speaker 5: say something stupid mm hmm. And then sometimes in life,
Speaker 5: but I think I experienced it most when I'm like
Speaker 5: doing the show because I want to do good. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but I'm just like mindful of like, okay, this is
Speaker 5: this person is asking us for advice on this Do
Speaker 5: I give advice?
Speaker 6: This way. Oh wait a minute, it's just I don't know,
Speaker 6: it's bizarre.
Speaker 3: What about Yeah, I honestly, I feel like I have
Speaker 3: the opposite of what Darren is talking about. I do
Speaker 3: not necessarily associate unless I'm like driving and then I'm like, wait,
Speaker 3: how did I get here?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: But I if I'm like working on the show, I
Speaker 4: like here, I could be talking to Dave and he could.
Speaker 3: Look at me in a certain way, and I will
Speaker 3: associate so much not disassociate.
Speaker 4: I will be like, why did he look at me
Speaker 4: like that?
Speaker 6: What does he think?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 6: My god?
Speaker 3: I need to write out everything that I'm saying. I
Speaker 3: need to make sure that everything is funny that I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I like literally write out most of my daily Bailey's
Speaker 3: word for word because thinking off the cuff, like yeah,
Speaker 3: I did improv, I do theater, but like, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm more I'm literally the opposite of dissociating at any
Speaker 3: given time, because I don't want to appear like I
Speaker 3: don't know what I'm talking about because I did not,
Speaker 3: you know, go to school for radio. Yeah, this isn't
Speaker 3: something I worked towards my entire life. So I just
Speaker 3: don't want people to think that I don't deserve to
Speaker 3: be here because it's fun. So I like it here
Speaker 3: and I don't want people to be like, you know,
Speaker 3: who sucks, Bailey, let's get rid of her. Oh no,
Speaker 3: So yeah, I over associate with absolutely everything. In my
Speaker 3: old jobs, I probably could have cared not all of them,
Speaker 3: but like some of them, I probably could have cared
Speaker 3: a little bit more. So maybe I dissociated a little bit.
Speaker 1: But yeah, Ton, but that's a really good email, Darren,
Speaker 1: thanks for sending that in. I would say that none
Speaker 1: of us really necessarily disassociate. Specifically he brought up like
Speaker 1: rap battle or genre game or something. I think that
Speaker 1: we just always are talking constantly and never know what
Speaker 1: we're gonna say. So I guess it's kind of just
Speaker 1: like what naturally happens. I don't think we're like doing
Speaker 1: it in a way where we look outside of ourselves
Speaker 1: and look at us performing.
Speaker 4: It's just like what we do all the time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I Bailey, I've said this to you before.
Speaker 5: You do such a good job at like the improvising
Speaker 5: and always having like your quick witted Yeah, that's one
Speaker 5: of my favorite things about you. I appreciate that, said
Speaker 5: that to you, so you do the fact that you
Speaker 5: feel the need to write down what you're gonna say.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you may be over those different like the planned bits,
Speaker 3: like if it's planned, I have to write it down,
Speaker 3: or like a daily Bailey, I gotta write it down.
Speaker 3: Like if I if somebody said, Bailey, what do you
Speaker 3: got going on, I'd be like, yeah, nothing, I don't know,
Speaker 3: So I have to write it down in order to
Speaker 3: like have it come out correctly.
Speaker 4: Or like yesterday when you guys were like, how is
Speaker 4: your trip with date or a trip with date? How
Speaker 4: is your day with trip? I was just like, uh oh, shoot.
Speaker 3: I knew we were gonna talk about it, but I
Speaker 3: didn't write anything down, so I was like we we
Speaker 3: walked around.
Speaker 1: It is one thing like behind the scenes for all
Speaker 1: of us is like obviously we go and live our lives,
Speaker 1: and sometimes whatever we're doing outside of work becomes a
Speaker 1: bit for the show or a topic or something. And
Speaker 1: I've had to find myself on weekends if something funny happens,
Speaker 1: I have to write a note in my phone because
Speaker 1: when we all gather on Sundays to start planning for
Speaker 1: the week, I forget so much that.
Speaker 3: Happens now in my life because am I better at that?
Speaker 3: Because yeah, I'm still I feel like I'm still learning that. Like,
Speaker 3: if something happens that's interesting, entertaining, whatever, I have to
Speaker 3: write it down and I'm not like mastered that yet.
Speaker 5: Or even finding the entertainment value into yeah in anything.
Speaker 5: This morning, me and Bailey almost got locked in the elevator.
Speaker 6: Yeah, my first thought was not shit. My first thought
Speaker 6: was literally like, this will be a great break for
Speaker 6: the show, and I.
Speaker 4: Was thinking shit. So I'm still learning that.
Speaker 2: So yeah, anyway, oh my god, that's funny.
Speaker 1: But I'm I'm very much like you obviously, I've been
Speaker 1: doing this for a long time, so everything's like, Okay,
Speaker 1: this will be a bit then and then that'll be
Speaker 1: a bit and then like when my friends are telling
Speaker 1: me a story, I'm like, ooh, can I should ask
Speaker 1: them if they'd be okay with me talking about this on.
Speaker 2: The radio to get better at that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And I don't want to spend too much time
Speaker 5: on this. Does that bother Andrew because it bothers my
Speaker 5: girlfriend Alyssa.
Speaker 1: Maybe some people have noticed this, but I've actually like
Speaker 1: pulled back from talking about certain things about Andrew only
Speaker 1: because he is a professional who has you know, a
Speaker 1: really wide client base in the Twin Cities, and he
Speaker 1: doesn't need them hearing about our sex CapAids constantly. Well
Speaker 1: not even just that though even like you, no, he
Speaker 1: doesn't care. He he knows what he signed up for
Speaker 1: dating me. It's more so like he doesn't want a
Speaker 1: bunch of intimate details about him being revealed because he's
Speaker 1: a professional person and he wants to be respected by
Speaker 1: the people he works with. And I always try to
Speaker 1: tell him that certain stories that happen that are really
Speaker 1: funny would make him more relatable to his clients, and
Speaker 1: he should let me tell him because if they do
Speaker 1: listen to the show, I feel like people would be like,
Speaker 1: I want to I want that guy to be my
Speaker 1: real estate agent, you know. But he's just I don't know,
Speaker 1: he's more he's much more of a private person and
Speaker 1: he very much likes to just like move in silence.
Speaker 1: And there's there's certain things that I do that I
Speaker 1: move in silence. With my travel blog. I really didn't
Speaker 1: talk about that for a very long time. Very very
Speaker 1: few people knew I was even like thinking about doing
Speaker 1: that because I just wanted to make it happen and
Speaker 1: make it good before I suddenly was like I'm gonna
Speaker 1: do a travel blog, right, you know, and then it
Speaker 1: doesn't happen for a year or something. But yeah, So
Speaker 1: I mean Alyssa doesn't mind, right, it's yes and no.
Speaker 5: Like she's still adjusting to it because obviously, I mean,
Speaker 5: you and Andrew have been together and been doing this longer.
Speaker 5: But Alyssa's like, when I'm recording my podcast, we have
Speaker 5: confined myself to one because we do it on video,
Speaker 5: to one area of our apartment, and even when I'm
Speaker 5: doing videos on my Instagram, She's like, I don't want
Speaker 5: people seeing our apartment, so like, don't do it in
Speaker 5: front of the balcony where there's natural light, even though
Speaker 5: like the background's nice, Like just do it in this
Speaker 5: corner or like I'll like have to hide it. She
Speaker 5: was so thrown off when we were doing the whole
Speaker 5: Bailey was in love with Alissa's dad. She was like,
Speaker 5: I don't know how I feel about my dad and
Speaker 5: blah blah blah, but then her dad was like, oh,
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 6: So she's just kind of like, OK.
Speaker 5: So it's like little things that kind of have to
Speaker 5: I guess clear with her, not even he said sex
Speaker 5: coopaypers right, just like in day to day are lives
Speaker 5: because she's not.
Speaker 6: Used to you.
Speaker 1: Of course, there are certain things that like Andrew will say,
Speaker 1: and I pretty much always ask him ahead of time
Speaker 1: if I can talk about something that he brings up,
Speaker 1: because I don't ever, he just has so many people
Speaker 1: that listen to the show. He'll walk into his office
Speaker 1: and someone will be like, oh, I heard Jenny say
Speaker 1: this about you today. Like one time, I was bitching
Speaker 1: about how he doesn't organize the tupperware when he puts
Speaker 1: it away, he just throws it in our drawer and
Speaker 1: then it's a mess and it drives me crazy. And
Speaker 1: so immediately he walked into the office, Hey heard you
Speaker 1: don't organize the tupperware drawer. And he's always like what
Speaker 1: the fuck, Like I'm just starting my work day and
Speaker 1: Jenny's out here blasting me for like little things like that,
Speaker 1: you know, So, but yeah, that's gonna do it for
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