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Welcome back. 
Welcome back everyone. 

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How exciting. 
This is gonna be probably the 

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highlight of EVERYONE Listenings
week. 

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Right, definitely is mine. 
Why is it yours? 

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Because this is the time we get 
to chat to each other. 

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And even though I don't know, I 
don't know, I'm going with that.

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I just I. 
Give me, give me some love. 

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Yeah, I mean, even though we're 
talking to other people where 

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it's also a chance for us to 
talk to each other. 

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Technically, we're not talking 
to other people, we're just 

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talking. 
For other people to listen to. 

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I had a brain fart because I was
like, wait a second. 

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There's no one even here. 
It's crazy. 

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So this is our second attempt. 
I made a mistake. 

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I didn't push record on the 
audio and aim is that what 

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should we record it again? 
I was like, Nah, I think I'll be

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able to save it. 
But the new office, the sound is

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very tinny without these 
microphones. 

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So yeah, I. 
Mean the audience deserves the 

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best quality so we. 
Won't my voice is shocking and 

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hard enough to listen to, so you
throw a bit. 

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Of thinks that about their own 
voice, you. 

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Throw a bit of tin tone on that 
and here we are. 

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Tin tone. 
I actually got to start with 

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something. 
I need to bring this up because 

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I don't I don't know if you saw 
it. 

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OK, this is social media, 
everyone. 

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This is social media. 
But I did a post yesterday and 

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the post was you carry financial
pressure but say nothing. 

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It's silently burying you. 
And then I just went on to my 

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experience with that. 
Yeah, this guy comments had a 

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lot of great responses. 
But this one guy, bro, isn't 

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your wife like a pop star? 
I'm sure you're were doing fine.

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And I said, why do you assume 
that? 

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And then someone else, some 
lady's back. 

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She's like, bro, you think pop 
or rock stars don't have 

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problems? 
And then he goes with limited 

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context. 
It just stuck struck me as 

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sorry, stuck. 
He's spelled wrong. 

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I should have got him on that. 
Damn it. 

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It just stuck me as inauthentic.
I think this is a big issue for 

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a lot of guys and I hope you're 
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like he's definitely it's 
misspelled. 

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I'm going to interpret it the 
way that I think he meant it, 

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where he said, I hope you're not
attempting to profit off it via 

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feigned shared experience. 
And here's here's here's what I 

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said. 
It's not over. 

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He said, OK, mate, with limited 
context, generally the next 

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thing to do would be to seek 
more context. 

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And if you did more of that 
you'd also find out there's 

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plenty of information around my 
financial stuff. 

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And then I said wishing you all 
the best. 

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He said same mate. 
Wasn't trying to offend, just 

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seemed like a glaringly obvious 
question based on how you chose 

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to message. 
But I certainly could have been 

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more tactful in my wedding. 
My apologies. 

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Social media. 
Social media is people. 

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Speak so much before they think.
I've experienced that a lot. 

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Especially the IVF. 
Yeah, it's so infuriating. 

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People have a lot of assumptions
and ignorance is rife. 

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I think people are just looking 
through their they're either 

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like, I have no idea why he 
needed to comment that. 

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Yeah, like I can understand 
potentially with IVF for you, 

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like I want to give my like my 
experience without looking 

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through your eyes. 
But that there's like, well, 

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it's that was just a shot. 
I feel like he's in, he's got 

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something going on in his life. 
Of course. 

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Absolutely, but it wasn't like a
troll. 

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No, they weren't. 
They were like. 

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They weren't like a faceless. 
Troll. 

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No, we, we had, I looked at him,
he's got his family on there and

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he seems like a decent bloke. 
Is it? 

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That's why I messaged back, 
people. 

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Just assume because I do music 
for a living, I'm like a. 

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Loaded. 
Loaded. 

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Famous. 
I don't know because I'm in the 

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public eye must mean that I am. 
Successful and. 

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Yeah, we, we have had success, 
but it's like like as a musician

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you're always unemployed. 
Do you know what I mean? 

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I don't think people understand 
that. 

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It's like you're always waiting 
for the next job and the next 

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gig and that can be really hard,
like in the in between parts 

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anyway. 
What do you think of our 

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appearance on couple goals? 
On what paper was that? 

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A career male we were in, we had
like a three page spread. 

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I've always wanted to be the 
centre page spread after 

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watching my first meeting. 
My first. 

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The. 
Centrefold Penthouse. 

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I was like, I could be there one
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Oh God, no, I'm joking. 
Yeah, so it was really funny. 

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We weren't really expecting it 
to be in the career mail. 

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We did an interview and a. 
Photo shoot like photo shoot 

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over a year ago. 
Yeah, it was like a little 

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piece. 
I thought it was like for an 

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online piece about and they have
a a segment called couple goals.

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They robbed our podcast. 
Where they got that name from, 

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who knows. 
But anyway, he said Yep, we'd 

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love to be on it. 
And this was over a year ago. 

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We gave an interview and yeah, 
it's come out over a year later 

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and. 
Completely forgot about it until

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I was tagged in it. 
I was like, what the hell is 

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this? 
Which must mean I'm a 

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millionaire. 
Which also as a byproduct must 

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mean I too am. 
I am too. 

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And that also means you're not a
lot of profit off any of your 

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experiences, according to that 
guy. 

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Here's the interesting thing. 
I feel like every business 

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started off the back of a 
problem in someone's life where 

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they're like, this is a pain in 
the ass. 

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I'm going to solve that problem,
and now that I know how to solve

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it, I can help other people 
solve it. 

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Yeah. 
Simple. 

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Fuck. 
Just wild. 

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Absolutely wild. 
What else is happening? 

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Well. 
We haven't got your artwork yet.

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Still, we actually haven't even 
got a notification. 

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Team is very slow maybe. 
You've been gypped. 

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Have you been ripped up? 
Maybe. 

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I checked the status on that, 
although Teamu, it does take a 

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little while and you know what, 
I wouldn't be surprised if it 

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arrived and it was like a print.
Like the no I did. 

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I did check sizing, look order 
confirmed 10 days ago. 

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Well, it does take a while to. 
Get it hasn't even been shipped.

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Uh oh, let. 
Me, let me. 

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Or maybe that was the initial 
let's view order. 

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But you're right, it does suck. 
But now it's asking me for 

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security verification. 
My goodness, this is crazy. 

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Don't give away any information.
Lucky. 

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No, I'm just trying to build the
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going to be built. 
Oh, there we go. 

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Did it. 
Oh my God. 

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But I was going to go somewhere 
with that, and I cannot remember

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now. 
So with the painting, but now 

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it's just absolutely, 
absolutely. 

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Well, when everyone sees it, 
they'll play Wow. 

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Where'd you get? 
That one, where'd you get that 

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image from? 
And it wasn't Timo, It was 

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legit. 
We spent lots of money on it. 

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Well, all of our couple goalers 
know the truth. 

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But I was about to say I'm 
flying out to Europe. 

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Yeah. 
On Sunday I booked booked the 

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car, last night got a Fiat 
Punto. 

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I think it's cool when you told 
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To me, like Penny, come. 
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booked. 
I was like, Oh my God, I bet he 

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got like a convertible. 
I thought because I in my head, 

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I, because you're going to 
Italy, just had this vision of 

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you like in a convertible going 
around the Amalfi Coast. 

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That's the complete opposite 
image that I had. 

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And then when I saw it, I was 
like, that is the complete 

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opposite of that. 
But that is the image I had. 

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I got a Fiat Panda, not a Punto.
I don't even know if there is a 

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Punto if that's just a word I 
said. 

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But it's it's tiny. 
I envisioned like in my. 

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Smart Car. 
Backpack. 

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Yeah, my backpack on the roof. 
It's Italian. 

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Yeah, that'd be fun. 
It's it from A to B? 

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I'm jealous. 
So you're going to our friend's 

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wedding? 
Yes, I'm flying over. 

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It's our time. 
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Flying over, spending three days
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And we'll probably ride 
motorbikes, eat croissants or 

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just the food's gonna be good. 
Probably have a little bit of 

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champagne. 
And then we're working on his 

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house. 
Are you? 

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Yeah. 
Yeah. 

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Can you? 
These renovating the. 

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House that we have, don't have. 
We're also looking at buying 

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another house, which is brutal, 
but I haven't finished my Europe

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story, so go back to that. 
Do that, then I'll fly to 

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Florence. 
From Florence I'll pick up my 

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little Fiat and I'll drive down 
to the Chianti region, which has

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got some of the best red wine. 
We love Chianti, don't we? 

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Can. 
You bring me back a bottle. 

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Yeah, I'm going to get some for 
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And a. 
Champagne. 

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I'm probably. 
Going to drink a lot of Chianti.

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I love it. 
So I'll be doing that and then 

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drive back to Florence and fly 
back to Australia. 

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So it's a very short trip, but 
it'll be fun. 

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But now that it's close, I'm 
pretty pumped. 

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Yeah, it's. 
Gonna be amazing. 

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I opted to stay here. 
Do you regret that decision? 

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Well, yes and no. 
Like I wanna come, but also I 

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just didn't know where we were 
gonna be at with our IVF 

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journey. 
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So probably, yeah, I don't know.
Could have that was you probably

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could have made it happen 
because in hindsight is 2020, 

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but you just don't know what's 
going on. 

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And also I thought I was going 
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Yeah. 
And so that got cancelled and 

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which meant that when I went and
looked at flights, last minute 

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flights and all that's very 
expensive. 

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So, you know, I just came back 
from Europe. 

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We just came back from Europe 
and I'm happy to sort of chill. 

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I'm going back. 
I shouldn't just stand. 

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Over to chill at the moment, I 
think I just need to. 

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Zend in. 
Zen out and get ready for the 

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next. 
Round, yeah, I like it, but 

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housing? 
Housing, fuck me, I'm sure we're

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not the only ones who are in 
this position. 

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So we're actually living with my
mum, have been since we got back

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from the US and it's looking 
like, just with the IVF and 

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stuff, it's looking like we're 
going to be in Brisbane at least

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for the foreseeable future. 
We haven't given up on the US, 

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but obviously we need healthcare
and so we're going to look for, 

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we're looking for a rental. 
And it's crazy, like everyone 

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says it, but until you're 
actually looking for one 

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yourself, it's like, you know, 
if you want something decent, 

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it's like 800 bucks a week. 
And when we say decent, what 

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we're looking for is 3 bedroom. 
No2 bedroom. 

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What I, when, when we're looking
for decent and what I, what 

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we're looking for, it's 
two-bedroom. 

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Like ideal would be 3, heck 
ideal is 6 bedrooms but yeah at 

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least. 
I still remember when I first 

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moved out of home so this was 
2009, not that long ago. 

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Maybe it is, but I was paying. 
So there's we had a three 

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bedroom house, 4 bedroom house 
in Toowoomba and between the 

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three of us, we're paying $70 
each rent a week. 

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And like that was a lot even 
then. 

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Because generally when you 
finish school or you're doing an

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apprenticeship or even if you're
studying, you're not earning 

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that much money. 
Say I think I was earning 800 

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bucks a week at that point. 
So that's like 110th of your 

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income, the equivalent now like 
800. 

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Like let's say for example, even
if you're not, if you're sharing

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a house and you're doing like 
500 bucks, I could still. 

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It's a lot of money for someone 
who's not like, especially for 

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young. 
People, the wages haven't gone 

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up like that and it's crazy. 
So maybe we need some couples to

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live with. 
Now fucked up shared house, 

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Yeah, I mean, there's always 
things that you can do. 

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But even when I was looking at 
further out, because obviously 

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we're in pretty in the city, I 
was looking further out and it's

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still the same price for 2/2 
bedrooms or two bedrooms no 

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matter where you are like it may
be. 

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It's a little bit. 
Cheaper if you go further out, 

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but. 
Then you're further out. 

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Yeah, you're further out and 
it's not that much cheap. 

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You may as well live in 
Toowoomba then. 

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So you can live. 
Wherever. 

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Yeah, I don't know. 
Anyway, we had a meeting with 

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our mortgage broker and 
basically we could buy 

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something. 
Something small. 

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Very small, and probably smaller
than what we'd like, but at 

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least we're not paying. 
We're just like. 

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Dead money to rent and we're 
paying off our. 

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Own it just doesn't get you what
it once would have. 

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I think that's what. 
Because I'm the hard. 

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Part builder by trade here. 
I am a guru. 

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But it's just like, yeah, it's 
just it's skyrocketed and 

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continued all the all the 
fucking things that everyone 

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says, the reasons why people are
pissed off. 

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It's true. 
We've just realized that it's 

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essentially. 
So now it's just you think, OK, 

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well, if I'm going to commit to 
something for 25 years to 30 

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years to pay it off, ideally 
you'd want to be committing to 

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something that you like. 
It's sort of like I feel like. 

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It's not for 2530 years. 
It might just be a. 

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Yeah, but I feel like if it's 
like a marriage, right, you're 

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not just going to get in any 
relationship and be like, oh, 

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this would be the one for the 
next bit just because it's 

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convenient. 
It's all I can get right now. 

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You want to hold yourself 
strong. 

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Well, you did looking and then 
you'd tell me. 

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I've had a look and it's grim. 
It's grim out there. 

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So we might have to make some 
sacrifices and get a little 

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apartment and then, Yep, when we
are making a bit more money, we 

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can either rent out that 
apartment or sell it. 

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Yep. 
And the other thing on top of 

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the property thing, Documentary 
update. 

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I feel like my brain's so tired 
right now. 

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It's been a busy big week. 
The documentary for those who 

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are wanting to know about the 
58, which I hope some of you 

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guys want to watch it because 
it's going to be epic. 

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Got a meeting tomorrow night 
with Ben, who is our 

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videographer. 
And now we're bringing on 

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another producer to get it done 
at a faster time in a faster 

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time frame because we want to 
get it pitched and we want to 

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have it up in six weeks at the 
latest. 

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And this new guy reckons he can 
turn it around in four weeks. 

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So Ben's going to share with 
him, I guess, the storyline and 

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do all the professional chat, 
and then hopefully he'll get 

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started next week. 
And then in a month we'll have a

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month to 5-6 weeks, we'll have a
documentary ready to ramble. 

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Yep, I can't wait. 
Exciting to launch that. 

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What are you going to do with 
it? 

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Are you going to take it to 
Netflix? 

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That's the plan. 
So the good thing about one of 

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our our sponsors, he's highly 
invested in it. 

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He's just like I, I took my 
sponsors for lunch last week and

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he's like, I was sitting there 
and I just can't believe the 

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people you have in your corner, 
like very powerful, kind people 

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who have invested in you. 
And if we looked at this 

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properly, rather than just 
getting it out and made it into 

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like made a business plan around
it, because the goal is to get 

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it in front of as many people as
possible. 

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They have a lot of connections 
with people who can make that 

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happen. 
So we're meeting when I get back

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from Europe to, well, he's 
already working on something and

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I'll work on something and just 
be like, this is what we're 

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going to present to the sponsors
already, just because obviously 

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their logos are all over it. 
But like, who in their network 

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can they help us? 
And we'll start with the biggest

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thing, which is he was even 
saying like if I, you know, gave

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you 100 grand, for example, he's
not doing that. 

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But like he's just thinking like
think out there for marketing. 

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Like if we then send you over to
Times Square and just put you on

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every billboard at once, like 
what is some of the outrageous 

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like guerrilla marketing you 
could do? 

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And so that's what we got to 
think of. 

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So if you guys have ideas, let 
me know. 

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Let. 
Him know. 

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Probably do something for the 
Gold Coast Marathon because I'm 

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doing the half, yeah. 
When is that? 

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6th I get back on the 3rd and 
it's no, it's on the 5th. 

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I'm gonna be the half's on the 
5th. 

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You're. 
Gonna be. 

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Jet lagged screwed. 
It's part of the fun of it. 

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Jeez. 
And then you're, I'm just 

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thinking like you're gonna drive
back. 

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Do you need a driver? 
From the Gold Coast. 

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Yeah. 
Are you gonna drive with 

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somebody? 
Probably stay down there that 

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night because the marathon's on 
the next day and I'll help 

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Maddie. 
Yeah. 

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Oh, you'll stay with a friend. 
Yeah, I will do that. 

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What else? 
Give us a Reddit story. 

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Reddit story. 
OK Reddit, good one for you. 

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Do you know what's crazy? 
And everyone's going to think 

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this is the most logical thing 
I've ever said. 

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When we post an episode, our 
views go through the roof. 

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Yeah, that's my statement. 
No shit. 

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Yeah, you post content, you give
stuff for people to listen to 

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and they they listen, hit it. 
What do we got? 

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All right, I'm gonna. 
I've got a couple. 

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Of stories here somebody you, 
you keep talking. 

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Now I have to edit that bit. 
Far out more work for me, but 

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we're going for as soon as we're
done here. 

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We're going for pasta down at 
beck. 

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What time's Beckafina's open? 
It's. 

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Probably open now. 
Cool. 

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I love nothing more than an 
early dinner. 

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I'm so excited as well. 
It's the pasta. 

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Pasta in Brisbane. 
Oh hands down, Beckafino. 

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Yeah, it's just casual. 
It's delicious and reliable. 

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Hard to get into sometimes. 
OK I found my story all right. 

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Headline is my boyfriend who's a
male 24 years old has a 

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breakdown whenever I male 23, 
ask him to get a job or go to 

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school. 
Long story short, I started 

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nursing school in the fall. 
I've been extremely overwhelmed 

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and frustrated because I have so
much going on. 

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My relationship is currently 
adding to my overwhelm. 

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He's very emotionally needy and 
doesn't respect my need for 

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space. 
He's also 24, doesn't have a job

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and refuses to go to college so 
he's bored and wants me to fill 

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his empty time. 
I've told him hey go and get a 

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job or go to school, do 
something to enhance your life 

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and prepare for a future. 
But whatever I do, whenever I do

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that, he has a breakdown, saying
how everything and everyone is 

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out to get him and how he can't 
go to school because he doesn't 

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have the time, not the money, 
the time. 

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All he has now is an abundance 
of time. 

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Back when I was less busy, this 
didn't bother me. 

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Oh sorry, my phone's had a 
conniption. 

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Back when I was less busy, this 
didn't bother me. 

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But now that I'm actually 
working for a future, it's 

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getting on my nerves. 
I can't even have a conversation

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about it without sobbing and him
without him sobbing and telling 

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me he isn't good enough etcetera
etcetera. 

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I just want him to do something,
I don't care what it is. 

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Hell, he could even volunteer 
and I'd be OK with it, but he 

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needs to do something. 
I reproach this with compassion,

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being more firm, asking why he 
doesn't want to get job, going 

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to college and trying to 
understand. 

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It always ends up with me 
comforting him and reassuring 

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him while he cries, even when 
I'm tired and I don't have it in

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me. 
What the hell do I do? 

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What do you think? 
I think there's a song. 

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It's in my head. 
He goes no, I don't want no 

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scrub. 
Scrub is a gap king. 

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Get no love from me. 
Didn't seem too long. 

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We'll get banned from the scene.
Cut him off. 

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Cut him off. 
I don't know, I just. 

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We're not here to fix people who
don't want to fix themself. 

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Yeah, he seems, I don't know, 
him being too harsh, but he 

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seems lazy, needy. 
He's dragging you down, he's 

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mooching off you, and you're 23.
He's older than you like you 

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need to be building a life 
together if you want to go in 

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that direction. 
I think as you said the first 

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time, you need to be able to 
support people through their 

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tough times. 
But if they're not actively 

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doing anything to improve 
themself, like eventually you 

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have to set some boundary there 
to protect yourself. 

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Meaning I'm, you know, he's 
recommended all of these things,

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but you're still not doing 
anything. 

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Yeah. 
And that then brings you down. 

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So it's like, eventually this is
the boundary and it's been 

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crossed. 
So now, yeah. 

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Because how are you paying rent?
Are you affording to eat food? 

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I don't get it. 
Yeah. 

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What do you guys think on that? 
Let us know. 

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I mean, if you're with a 
partner, I think it's OK to, as 

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you said, lean on each other. 
It's OK to support your partner 

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for a certain period of time or 
forever if that's an arrangement

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you have. 
But they're not married. 

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Doesn't seem like he's very 
happy with. 

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And it's also like, if you know,
I think if that's the 

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arrangement, there's also still 
other things happening, like 

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you're not just sitting on your 
ass complaining and. 

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Crying. 
Pulling on the you know, the 

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sleeve of a shirt being like 
please look at me. 

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Exactly. 
So you've got to make yourself 

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valuable. 
I believe that's my belief. 

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I understand all circumstances 
are different, but I think if 

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you're in a hole, build a build 
a crew of people, acknowledge 

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that I need help, get the right 
people to help you, and then 

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also just do the things that you
need to do to get better. 

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I think breaking up with him 
would probably be a wake up call

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that he needs because he's going
to have to move out and get a 

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job. 
That's scary. 

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Fuck. 
All right? 

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Anything else? 
I think that's all from us, 

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that's all the updates and the 
things that we've been dealing 

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in our relationship and there'll
be more to come as the weeks go 

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on and the problems arise and as
we look for a house and fed 

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anchor. 
Yeah. 

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Thank you for listening and 
don't forget to subscribe like 

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