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Hi, I'm Amy Shepherd. 
I'm looking through it and 

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although we have different last 
names, we're married. 

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Now we've been told the secret 
to a successful marriage is 

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communication. 
So we're going to talk it out 

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every week. 
Share our challenges, and pet 

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peeves. 
Then we're setting each other. 

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Some goals, some couple goals, 
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The podcast is for those who 
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way through challenging 
scenarios that all couples. 

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Go through occasionally. 
We might even get some other 

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couples to join in. 
Yeah, you'd like that. 

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Hit, subscribe and tune in. 
Every week to hear our weekly 

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couple goals. 
Welcome to episode 23 with you 

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and me. 
We could be free wrap. 

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All right, we're not going to do
a wrap. 

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Yeah, really. 
But yeah, episode 23. 

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It's been a crazy week. 
Again. 

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I feel like we say this every 
week you know it just hasn't 

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stopped. 
I'm not sure if it does. 

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I think this is life. 
This is adulting. 

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Just rolls into one one crazy 
week after the other one. 

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Yeah, just constant s week, has 
been hell because we moved from 

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our apartment. 
Into Mom's house. 

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So four-bedroom, apartment, down
to one bedroom, how do you feel 

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better? 
Honestly I'm still not done 

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unpacking. 
I think we are going to impact 

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how we like, we don't even know 
what we're doing. 

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I know. 
But pretty much already unpacked

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but there's just like random 
shit everywhere, so, it's 

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frustrating. 
Yes. 

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Very frustrating sucks. 
Yeah. 

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So what's been the most 
frustrating part about moving 

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for you? 
You've been a bit of a bit of a 

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stallion. 
Yeah, like you're like a 

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Clydesdale. 
I'm glad you just fucking get in

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and get it done. 
Yeah it's just been pretty much 

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two weeks of just like putting 
crap and boxes and now it's like

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unpacking them the crap from 
said boxes. 

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I just anyway you guys get it 
moving socks, everyone says that

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everyone hates it. 
It's just one of those parts of 

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life that you have to go through
every now and then and 

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unfortunately, that week was us.
Hmm, this week for us, but life 

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also did, Stop on the work 
front. 

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We actually played the love. 
How you say we because it makes 

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me feel like I you were there. 
I was that sure Shepard played 

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the NRL opening game Broncos. 
First cowboys, who's your 

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favorite team Broncos? 
Good question, good answer. 

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Good answer. 
Sorry. 

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I don't mind but they want a 
yours. 

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So yeah we got to play the 
halftime of that which was 

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really Leaf. 
Um, it's been a little while 

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since we've done old song called
football. 

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Yeah. 
When was the last time you did 

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it a couple years ago, I think 
maybe was it the AFL Grand 

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Final. 
I had people giving me so much 

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shit because I'm a bulldog 
supporter and then they saw me 

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wearing a Broncos jersey, which 
was your Broncos Jersey? 

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Now like where's your loyalty? 
And I've been out of the two 

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games that was on to tent out of
the two teams that. 

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Yeah, but I've been tossing up 
my little to the, to the 

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Bulldogs for a number of years 
just because there are 

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sydney-based team and you can't 
watch them live so well you can 

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but it's a bit more effort so I 
was like the Dolphins could be a

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good one to jump on. 
Okay, Hudson license. 

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Oh, it's good enough for me. 
All right. 

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But then when I go to Jersey I 
was that Sammy self somebody 

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here and I could just jump on 
the Broncos bandwagon. 

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I got a jezebel, you're in the 
right City. 

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Well, Dolphins reimbursement to 
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Cliff? 
What's the different a button? 

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Well, I that's what I would 
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Is lots and Sydney. 
This is suburb, isn't it? 

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Anyway, we got to perform our 
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Friday. 
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It's called good time and should
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it? 
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coming. 
We haven't released a song for 

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like two years so like he's 
finding a little snippet for you

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guys. 
I must have tennis down. 

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One second. 
You keep talking. 

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We've already filmed the film 
clips about right now, is this a

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real of me training? 
Sure, it's enough. 

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If it's doing well, we've just 
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and Tick Tock, and people have 
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summertime because I really love
ya summertime feel and obviously

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United States really gets it and
might I just can't stop burping.

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I'm sorry, I'm really sorry. 
No, not, I don't fart. 

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But burping like hook up this 
morning and I was just like rose

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and I literally thought I'm 
gonna be sick because, you know,

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sometimes we wake up some 
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hungry but you brush your teeth 
and you donate. 

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Yeah. 
And you kind of feel like sick. 

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Yeah, you're gonna eat, man. 
I know that but I can't make a 

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flipper noise in this house 
because everyone wakes up 

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because I'm up so early. 
So I was trying to be a good 

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dude and like tiptoe around the 
house and not eat. 

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Meanwhile, every 5 meters or 
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God, you're not pregnant. 
Are you all right? 

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I don't know. 
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watching a crazy video on tick 
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I'm going to mention the 
account, but anyway, there was a

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trance. 
Woman. 

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Is it a man? 
That's now a woman. 

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A trans woman is that trans man?
Anyway, it was a like a bloke 

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that was now. 
Sheila And they were about to 

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have a surgery to put a woman's 
uterus in them, that's 

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fertilized, like, pregnant have 
it in there for the eight months

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or whatever. 
And then have it, cut out and 

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give birth. 
And did it go through it? 

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It, no, I did. 
This is just what they're about 

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to do in the person was 
obviously, wait, how is that 

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safe for the baby? 
This was what the person was 

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very much against said person. 
And was questioning, it's 

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interesting for like progression
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don't know if that's safe for 
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So, Yeah, I think it's pretty 
risky. 

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I think it's pretty risky. 
Wait, is it a baby or is it just

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for its sperm fertilized cell. 
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they're going to put the uterus 
in the body and grow it as if 

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they're gonna like just stick it
back and baby in there as an 

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impossible. 
I'm sorry. 

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It's like it's not a cocoon. 
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so call me to play the clip. 
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like, wow. 
If that actually is going to 

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happen or if that person just 
thinks it's gonna happen. 

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We'll see. 
That's really interesting mad, 

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isn't it? 
It's not mad. 

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Interesting. 
Hmm. 

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Some people take mad as like the
wrong thing. 

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Yeah language. 
Brit hang out with a British 

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Dude too much. 
Maybe not too much. 

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Yeah. 
Anyway, back to your Your thing 

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myself. 
Yeah, I cut you off with that 

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segment. 
I'll cuz I burped you had garlic

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here we are. 
So we're obviously all roommates

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again. 
How many of us living in this 

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house five anyway. 
So we were eating dinner before 

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him as we're at bombers doing 
the dishes, everyone's burping 

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Rose, and the girls. 
Then decide to go. 

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I've eaten so much, garlic am 
IA, me. 

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Did you eat much garlic or one 
of the dishes and would like to 

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spend all of the random garlic 
cloves and grilled them, like 

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roasted them and put them in a 
bowl and I love garlic. 

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You do only one so I really 
hated to some kind of liked you 

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did but like you're going to be 
facing the wall tonight and I 

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shall don't even know which way 
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depends on which end that's 
coming out. 

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Goodness. 
But guess, what's on this? 

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We can all see. 
We've got a few. 

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So, we put a thing out on 
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you can actually do it. 
Anonymous posts are people 

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don't, okay? 
Yeah, a just told me about it. 

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So I'll do that next week. 
Bear with us guys. 

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But we asked for some things 
that you do with your partners 

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and there were two or there was 
a number of things but to that I

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want to talk about is what are 
some weird things you do with 

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your partner? 
Yeah, question out to Instagram.

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And what were some of the 
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Well to that really took me by 
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Was one called Fart fashion. 
Now, fart fashion. 

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I could get into this game. 
I think he quite funny. 

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So in the few characters that 
the person had to describe this 

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game, fight fashion is a game 
where you strike a model pose 

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and then you fart without 
breaking character. 

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If you were to do that, well be 
your post. 

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What would be my pose. 
I blew stealing like look back. 

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Yeah, I'd have to like get all 
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Just for dramatic effect. 
Oh my God. 

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Would you wear a mini skirt or a
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I don't own any miniskirts. 
I like to blow it away so I 

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think that's a fun game. 
Oh my God. 

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Wait is it like come on let's 
play fight fashion or maybe it's

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just like, I'm just like when 
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to have a conversation? 
So if you're listening to this, 

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can you Click us a message with 
the rules. 

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Maybe it's like an unwritten 
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Where it's like it happened 
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But now every time you do it, 
you sort of struck a pose and 

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see if you make the other 
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Laugh. 
Yeah. 

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But farts in general, if they 
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Why are they funny? 
I just find them funny. 

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It is and it makes the other 
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Laughs, it's like so many 
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wet one, a warm one, a tight 
one, a strong one, let's see if 

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we can get on Spotify. 
Fart noises. 

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Over 1000 farts. 
I like that sounds like the 

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men's toilets at the gym in the 
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Just obscene. 
That was gross. 

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One more. 
All right, that's enough. 

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I wonder if that was one person.
That just recorded all their 

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farts. 
Wish. 

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Surely that would take a long 
time to do that many. 

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Yeah. 
And like the internet Story. 

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How do you produce one like 
that? 

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Like I've heard you produce. 
On some asking you for advice. 

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Well, that was weird. 
I can see people. 

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So what Ivan to work? 
I decided rolling. 

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Wow, yeah, yeah, we're not that 
he's a father still funny, I 

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would give it, I would 
definitely play that game. 

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So I think thanks for the 
recommendation. 

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We're probably not going to make
a real about it or habit of it 

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or a habit of it, but It's 
funny. 

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I'm going to do it. 
I think that's a great game and 

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I think if that keeps you guys 
spiced up then, awesome. 

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So what's it? 
Someone else say, what were some

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other talking in strange voices,
couples that stalk and strange 

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voices? 
Now, we've never done it how we 

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darling. 
We used to talk in American 

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accent. 
There's an American I couldn't 

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remember what accent was. 
I remember. 

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Emma ripped on us, bro, was 
American. 

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Yes, in French. 
We always do French nerdy. 

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Yeah, we do accent. 
Can you remind me just Getting 

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our character. 
No, honey, I can't. 

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It's so cringe now my god. 
Oh no. 

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I feel like every couple does it
surely if you don't, you know, 

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coupling like you don't know how
to Instagram and let us know. 

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You gotta feel comfortable. 
Tell us we're not the only 

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weirdos. 
I feel like we're going to get 

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ripped up for that. 
Well, it's out. 

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Now it said we said what we 
said. 

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Oh my God! 
Oh my God. 

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And we do French like all the 
time whenever I ring the 

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doorbell bonjour darling. 
Oh, he's okay. 

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It's really nice. 
Well, I was going to say 

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something else, but that's 
enough but that was two of the 

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there was so many. 
Screenshots. 

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Because I was like, talk to me 
and strange voices, but model 

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pose and fight. 
What, which secret conspiracy 

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would you like to start? 
What, that's a question. 

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That's a question for us. 
Yeah, childhood birthday parties

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versus birthday parties with 
your partner. 

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What do you mean going to a 
childhood birthday? 

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Like, oh, your childhood. 
Birthday party. 

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Childhood birthday parties with 
fun. 

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Party bags. 
Can we bring back the party 

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bags? 
Did you ever do a Birthday at 

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McDonald's. 
Everyone got Happy Meals. 

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And you just played on that 
little playground for what felt 

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like eternity, so sad because we
grew up in PNG. 

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We never ever but I'm sure you 
had like sticks and stones and 

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stuff. 
But no, we had birthday parties 

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but never at McDonald's or 
anything like that. 

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There was another one. 
What rub my face in his 

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underarms it tickles. 
Him clean, of course. 

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No, I you it never no chance. 
It would be like Velcro with my 

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beard and your armpit where it's
at. 

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Right now. 
What about your armpit? 

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My armpits dang, I would not put
deodorant under that. 

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So disgusting, I would make him 
watch Disney movie. 

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They are comfort for me. 
He loves encoder and Canada. 

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It's in can't. 
Can't there is called Encanto 

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anyway it's in. 
Can't do probably is I love 

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Disney movies as well but not as
much as Lockheed loved Shrek. 

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I love Disney movies. 
I feel like the latest one. 

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We I'm safe. 
We which one? 

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Nokia. 
Yeah, that was a good thing. 

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You didn't like, it wasn't super
into it. 

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I liked it, I prefer Disney and 
Pixar. 

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Yeah, well, it's now Disney 
Pixar. 

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You don't know. 
I just, I just Classics. 

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Like Pinocchio is a classic. 
I destroyed cartoons. 

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All in the one thing I do, like 
the classics, takes you back to 

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Childhood? 
Yeah, I agree Shrek. 

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This reminds me of when I was a 
young kid I had no 

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responsibility. 
My parents were going to bring 

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me sausage rolls and tomato 
sauce. 

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How old were you interact? 
I'm out I would have been about 

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12. 
Yeah yeah that does check out 

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because you're older than me. 
I was a teenager. 

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I Mojo teenager I get Feet, I 
get feed in my face to inspect 

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comment, on his damaged toenails
from ultra running, I can get 

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around that alternate. 
You peel. 

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Flipping bananas with your toes.
That's not that bad. 

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Yeah, but I don't put them in 
your face. 

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My feet are like not healthy. 
Well it looks like all your 

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toenails. 
Yeah, but I am really surprised 

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Frodo challenge like Frodo feet.
I think quite haryana should. 

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I waxed them? 
No, fucking chance. 

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That would hurt. 
I could you imagine how much 

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that would hurt I can imagine 
because as well. 

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I've been waxed before. 
Oh there you go. 

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Well there you go. 
So it means been waxed couples. 

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Do weird things. 
It's true. 

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We want to hear more from you. 
What else do you do? 

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What's your pet peeve this week?
I recognize get roasted this 

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week, why? 
I don't know, I just feel that 

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you can answer your own pet 
peeve this week. 

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I don't know. 
My pet peeve this week was 

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probably that I had to do most 
of the move by myself, but oh, 

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but I understand that you've got
a job. 

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So do I, but anyway, um, could 
have use a little help with the 

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packing boxes. 
That's my pet peeve. 

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I understand one challenge that 
I had. 

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Was not knowing. 
What to do with anything? 

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Yes needed to die. 
That's why you just get a box 

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and you put it all in. 
I was going to throw so much 

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stuff out. 
The challenge that I have is you

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girls go. 
Now, let's just move this to 

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this house and we'll have a 
look. 

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I'm just like, no, no, that's 
not double handle stuff because 

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it's going to sit there now. 
It's been it whites here. 

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We got a lot of and I feel like,
I feel like we avoided a lot of 

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disagreements by you taking that
approach and me not being there 

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for that cuz the limited time I 
was I was like, yeah, but you 

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did redeem yourself because you 
over the weekend helped move 

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some bigger big-ticket, items 
helped cleaned all the garage 

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here. 
So it's a more space and you 

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redeemed yourself. 
So I redeemed myself. 

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I'm back in the good books, all 
right? 

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I'm on My pet peeve, which 
what's your goal for me, then? 

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Is just to continue to help me 
unpack because we still a mess 

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up there. 
But I also find it very 

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challenging because we don't 
know whether we're going to stay

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here and I don't, particularly 
want to fully unpack and set up 

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when we know that you know we 
might be looking for another 

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house in a month I know. 
But it's like your clothes in a 

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washing basket. 
They're all on Pat. 

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My there is another washing 
basket up that's probably from 

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washed one. 
GSA then yeah. 

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Cuz all my clearly. 
They're like we don't have that 

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much stuff here. 
And he does anyone else bicker 

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like this? 
It's funny though. 

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I think it could. 
I think I said this to I said it

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to Emma because there's so many 
moving Parts in a obviously, the

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assumption is that you just want
to move all your stuff from and 

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this could be anything, but you 
want to move all your stuff from

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point A to point B or whatever 
it is but you don't really 

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communicate the process of it. 
In meaning, for me if I was just

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going to I would go. 
What are the basics of what we 

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need? 
Everything else is irrelevant, 

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right? 
Whereas obviously that's not. 

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How We reviewed, you know? 
Yeah. 

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Because so that probably think 
you try to take the simplest 

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route, the quickest and fastest 
route, but that sometimes that's

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not going to be easy or cheaper 
down the track on yourself. 

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The quickest and fastest route 
know because you don't think 

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forward enough to like, oh wait,
maybe I do need that. 

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Now I have to go and buy another
one. 

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Well, here's what his yeah. 
Okay, I can understand that. 

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I also feel if I don't think 
about, I don't need it and the 

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more stuff you have, the more 
you have to worry about, that's 

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not true. 
Just because you can't think of 

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it in the moment doesn't mean 
you don't need it. 

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No, I know. 
But over a lot of the stuff that

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we've moved there's a lot that 
we still don't need. 

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But anyway, Anyway, what's my 
pet peeve? 

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My pet peeve is the flip side of
that was just We could still 

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color a lot of stuff. 
A lot. 

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Like what? 
Clothes shoes, I did so much 

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coloring and I know things I 
didn't want to let go. 

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I'm so proud of you that I 
really am. 

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So, so I'm still in the process 
of. 

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I've still got a whole room of 
like stage stuff that I have to 

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do, but I think we're completely
didn't, there's no right or 

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wrong. 
I'm not right. 

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You're not right, I'm not wrong.
You're not wrong. 

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I think I'm right. 
Happy wife. 

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Happy life. 
No, because I prefer Minimalism 

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minimum minimalism and whereas 
you are the opposite. 

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So we have different viewpoints 
on how we would do things. 

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Yeah which is okay so we got to 
meet in the middle somewhere and

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that we have that we bloody well
laugh. 

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All right. 
Well on that note I think it's 

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time for bed because we have 
just where bad. 

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Yeah. 
Yeah we've had a week as you 

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can. 
Tell we've had a week. 

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You'll yeah, well, I got Sam see
this weekend, I'm so pumped. 

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Going to be send Thomas Rhett, 
Zac Brown Band. 

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Jordan Davies Morgan. 
Wallen Hardy. 

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Bailey, Zimmerman only female 
cam but they don't have too many

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females in the lineup, like, 
from America this time, next 

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Jackson's playing. 
Here's Des the Buckley's 

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Buckley's. 
So, go and see some of the guys 

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to life was, unfortunately, I 
won't be making CMC, which I'm 

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really I am sad about but also 
happy because I will be 

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Shepherd. 
We were releasing a song on that

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Friday so we will be in 
Melbourne doing a bunch of promo

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and a show. 
And unfortunately, I missed out 

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on the good times. 
I'll be a good time. 

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Do you know what? 
I'll send you some videos. 

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Thanks, I'd be really kind. 
All right. 

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