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Well, adults, we understand that
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and priorities change. 
Yeah, I think you grow apart as 

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well. 
Like, my best mates at school. 

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I'm not, you know, my best mate 
from primary school, Stewie. 

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I see more now than I did during
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Like we grew apart. 
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Through high school, we sort of 
ditched each other. 

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Hi, I'm Amy Shepherd. 
I'm locked and Stewart and 

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

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Now whooping 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. 
Couple goals to podcast is for 

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those who might be looking to 
life their way through 

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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. 
With so 24. 

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Here it back back again. 
I actually feel the most 

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energized. 
I felt on this podcast for a 

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very long time. 
Not naked. 

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I feel like that nakid. 
Why you not hit? 

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Because I'm doing your program 
and it's killing me. 

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That's not good advertisement 
for it. 

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Is it it's good like I'm feeling
really strong. 

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I'm squatting really the same as
you well that hard. 

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Let's clarify that Very quickly 
because you're making me sound 

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like bearest not, it's okay, no.
So okay, here's what's 

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happening. 
Hey, for women to be just as 

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strong as men. 
No, I'm not. 

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Why do you have to make this 
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There's nothing to do with 
genders. 

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This was all about, just me and 
you personal. 

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So, Today, I had an awesome 
moment where the lamps smoked me

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on the scale, I love training 
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me because you have to work 
harder but when your fitter or 

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stronger than someone you can 
sometimes just Cruise you know 

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when you're not really trained I
like I'm not really training for

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anything that moment just going 
through the motions so I just 

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got whatever I'm squatting. 
Yeah that's what I was doing and

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then I went over to talk to Amy 
today and I was looking at the 

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barbell because we're training 
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the barbell and it was yellow. 
No at first and Egos nearly 

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screwed. 
My body weight is a yellow and a

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black, so it's 60 kilos. 
And then you had a yellow, 

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yellow black, and I'm sitting 
there going doing the math 

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you're doing. 90 kilos squats. 
Where are they doing? 

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100 over there? 
So I realized I had to ramp it 

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up. 
What did you wrap it up to? 

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I kept it 100. 
Just call me lucky. 

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It's all I'm saying. 
I just have a big Squad. 

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I don't want to boast but I 
still used. 

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And I thought I could still do 
it Paul Squad and I've got a 

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good squad. 
Are you competitive with your 

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spouse? 
I'm really, I'm not really 

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competitive person but because I
would disagree, really? 

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Yeah? 
Why because when we did the dry 

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try together. 
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rower, you're very competitive. 
Don't try to shy away from that.

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That is, I don't know if I am. 
Do I know for A fact you are 

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because you just did it then 
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this with their jaw on the 
ground going. 

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How does she not remember what 
she just started this 

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conversation with competition? 
Yeah, because you're competitive

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and you're always, you have to. 
I look, I'm not here to say I'm 

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not competitive keep up. 
I know I'm competitive look when

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we were doing our, you're making
our workout today, and I was 

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just like, let's try and keep 
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the two Lads. 
Liam, I was in at 149, I was 156

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155 500. 
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And I was like, nah, my brain 
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it's race time and I was like, 
I'm going to catch you down. 

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Let me catch you. 
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worker. 
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hammering it doing it and we got
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Whoo. 
What's up? 

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My father? 
I've been doing 500s. 

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I'm I try to get them under two 
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Yeah like 157. 
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there, I'm just saying that I'm 
right on your tail. 

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Okay, so all right well I like 
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I love having a stronger say so 
that's why I'm exhausted because

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I've been really pushing myself.
Oh well. 

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That's right. 
Proud of you it's good. 

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I like your work ethic in the 
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Yeah but also attractive like as
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just like One thing after you 
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Friday. 
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Accepting about that. 
Yeah, let's talk about it. 

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Talk about it released a song. 
Shepherd. 

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Good time. 
And it's our first release of 

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Shepherd in two years. 
I believe it's like blowing up 

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on YouTube, isn't it? 
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film clip a couple weeks ago in 
Melbourne, and it's a really fun

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summery vibe. 
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and our mums in it. 
She has a little Cameo, which 

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she, like, dreads, she's so 
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telling everyone Linda Shepherds
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See if you can spot her. 
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Friday. 
It's going really well, it's 

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been added to a couple of radio 
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We've been doing shows, I've 
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stuff, is we've been neglecting 
your husband. 

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This is the first, like, when I 
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I was, I genuinely excited to 
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if I had to give you a hug in 
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Do you guys do public displays 
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Is it cool? 
Is it called for what do you 

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think? 
Like we're not like we are a 

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little bit but not full on PDA. 
I'm more affectionate than Amy 

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she gets like embarrassed by 
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So I try to do it even more. 
Just give her a kiss in public. 

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When I either Jim 2000. 
Come here. 

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Give me a hug. 
Come on. 

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I haven't seen you in five 
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people like Mackey it on the gym
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Again, yeah, that's fine. 
That's why I still sometimes. 

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You're a bit standoffish a bit 
awkward. 

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I think that's something that's 
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be my pet peeve. 
We'll come back to that my 

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goodness. 
I have a pet peeve this week. 

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17. 
You? 

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Yeah. 
I've just established one for my

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you've got one about me. 
I'll find one. 

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Well, we leave in the VW. 
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peeve for you. 
I just gave you and that's makes

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me let lets me off the hook. 
I threw myself. 

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I'm doing early pet. 
Peeve singers around it. 

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No, no, that's come back. 
Okay, let's come back. 

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Back so yes so question that was
put on our will send an inbox a 

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lady her daughter was actually 
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said you guys should do a 
podcast about this topic. 

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Have you ever been ditched by 
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Well, she ditched by her 
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I don't know. 
Easy. 

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Just do you mean like ditched 
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Like ditched for another for a 
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Let's say both, let's talk to 
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Both have you been ditch my 
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School? 
I've been ditched. 

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I can remember back in the day, 
the whole group wouldn't. 

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Did you buy like some dudes 
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Did you while they're chasing 
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Yeah, definitely had like lost 
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their time with their boyfriends
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this one friend to kind of just 
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weird, and I didn't want to hang
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strange and we couldn't do 
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Unless the boyfriend was invited
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stopped talking to us and like 
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they still together. 
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But would you say that's worth 
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Then maybe. 
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literally I don't know if she's 
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for him. 
Oh sometimes you win and 

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sometimes you lose Solaris your 
own song wrong. 

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Yeah, well, it's not very nice. 
When you have a really good 

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friend, you spent lots of goods,
good times with them and then 

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they meet someone that up 
they're just like yeah. 

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Did she do to dogs? 
What do you think? 

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What about guys who have did? 
Yes. 

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Oh, well adults. 
We understand that people get 

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partners and priorities change. 
Yeah I think you grow apart as 

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well. 
Like my best mates at school. 

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I'm not, you know, my best mate 
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I see more now than I did during
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Like we grew apart. 
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Through high school, we sort of 
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And then my best mates from high
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Yeah. 
I don't see, I don't really even

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speak to anymore. 
Yeah, I definitely would, but we

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just don't make the effort. 
So I think we've great like 

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wife's gone in different 
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So I think as we've got older, 
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but yeah. 
But no hard feelings, right? 

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Yeah, I think now, I just want 
to hang around people, like I 

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reckon, we've got the really 
good group of friends and 

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there's never any drama like, I 
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had people that brought constant
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deal with it. 
Yeah, I just end it over petty 

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stuff that I still hear going on
with some people at the gym or 

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whatever. 
And I'm sitting there going, I 

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don't you surely, there's more 
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in your life at this point. 
I guess for some people that's 

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really not. 
Well, you had it from a me. 

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Get some all these, get some 
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We haven't spoken about. 
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relation is song. 
What did I do on the weekend? 

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I've got to say there's three 
bands or three artists that I 

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can genuinely listen to every 
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Every single song and not need 
to skip it and it makes me want 

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to buy the record because you 
have to sit down and listen to 

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it. 
It's, you guys wildin cone Z 

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even like the killers who I used
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just, you know, a lot of I can't
listen to it and it's a little 

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plug. 
Combs is dropping his album on 

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Friday. 
You're going away to a hens 

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party. 
I'm going to get myself a bottle

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of scotch and I'm going to sit 
by yourself. 

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Yes. 
Because I don't want people to 

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talk to me while I'm listening 
to that. 

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Wait for me to get back and 
we'll do it together the old 

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listen to it multiple times, you
can do it twice, but I'm so 

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excited to sit down and look. 
I'm gonna probably have one 

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scotch to be fair. 
Yeah, not everything, not a 

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dead, not imagining it. 
But I just think sitting there 

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not being disturbed by single 
person play or 16 songs 

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themselves headed by that. 
But How long is that like an 

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hour and a bit 30 minutes, forty
five pm and it it's a good time.

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Yeah, I'll have a good time. 
But seeing Sam sann the weekend 

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was incredible lineup. 
So seems see, is the Country 

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Music Festival in Brisbane and 
it's mixed. 

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It's the biggest one. 
It's the biggest one in the 

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southern hemisphere, I'm pretty 
sure. 

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Yeah, it's well, this lineup in 
particular, was insane like all 

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the biggest countries does Al's 
Australians, just like they're 

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all in the one place for the 
weekend and I was so excited for

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it, we got tickets and and then 
Shepherd, got a gig in 

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Melbourne. 
So I had to work and I was just 

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like, so excited for a weekend 
work. 

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It just like let loose and have 
fun and not have to work and 

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enjoy the festival rather than 
being behind the scenes having 

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to. 
Yeah, but lucky went, but I 

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decided I had to fly the 
shepherd flag and I had to show 

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face and Network. and, You know,
doing that. 

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Did you do that? 
I did play. 

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I've met I fucking bumped into 
heaps of people. 

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We know I was good. 
I told her to tell Josh chewing 

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the fat with everyone there. 
I was and look it was Friday, it

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was 39 degrees, it was 
scorching, so I chose Comfort 

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over fashion. 
I went in jeans and joggers, 

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like short jeans and joggers and
I looked ridiculous, but Stewie 

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rolled in and still he was 
wearing his iron worms are moon,

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jae-in's, long shirt. 
And he made a big mistake. 

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He was sweating his ass off. 
Oh no, I was sweating my ass off

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and I was pretty cool. 
They dressed. 

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Yeah. 
Anyway, fast forward, there was 

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a lot of great acts, you know, 
one guy that I really enjoyed 

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his music when I saw him live 
and his personality and how he 

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spoke to the crowd absolute 
flogged. 

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I'm not going to say his name. 
But then, like Jordan Davies was

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phenomenal. 
Bailey Zimmerman got around him,

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hadn't listened to much of his 
Sam was phenomenal. 

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Ashley McBride was her voice and
cams voice. 

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And I reckon they're like it, 
you three would get along well, 

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how else would we say? 
But anyway, let's fast-forward 

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Hardy is like, how do you felt 
out of? 

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Like I don't get me wrong. 
I enjoy Hardy because he's was 

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country. 
And now, he's definitely Rock 

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and he was on before Morgan 
while in last night, and it was 

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just like you played to country 
songs from his old stuff, but a 

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lot of new stuff from his Is 
Crown the Mockingbird album, 

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which is Rock like mainstream 
Rock and he was screaming like 

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yeah, it was like people loved 
it, but it was just not good. 

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It felt like it was the wrong. 
Place for it and felt like it 

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was trying to make what seems 
see. 

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And I'm probably an old person 
saying, I like, it staying 

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country. 
It felt like it should be a big 

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day out or interesting. 
A different Festival. 

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Like awesome performance. 
But anyway, but Morgan wallet. 

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I have not been excited like 
that that ever. 

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How was it? 
Amazing. 

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I I had it was just phenomenal. 
Yeah like he's definitely now a 

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Magister like he is. 
Oh yes his you know chop it in, 

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chop it in stage different stage
like just a poor like a 

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performance and every song like 
I said You every word I was just

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like those people are used to 
pay out of them, like, how do 

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you obsess over a band so much? 
And now, I'm that guy. 

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Yeah, so I found my band 
obviously you guys as well, but 

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you guys were the first we're 
the best. 

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Even I was thinking about it. 
When I met you, I didn't even 

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know you're a musician. 
Yeah, so found out pretty 

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quickly. 
Yeah, obviously, I found out 

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pretty quickly but I didn't know
that's when I listen to Triple 

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J. 
So I hadn't heard your songs 

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before or anything. 
It wasn't Like I met you went. 

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Well, she's a musician. 
Hmm, right now. 

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I've slowly like that. 
So, whereas I walk a while and 

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I've obviously never met never 
seen. 

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So you build up this idea of 
excitement? 

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Yeah, I think Combs is going to 
be the same as well. 

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Okay, that's enough. 
Toto. 

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Did I just talk for 30 minutes? 
Pretty much. 

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I'm so sorry. 
We're talking about couple girls

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here. 
Okay, we've got a new segment 

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that we're adding into. 
Are we going to add this in all 

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the time? 
Well, Let's see if the people 

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like the story, okay? 
So you've heard in previous 

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podcasts that I am a sucker for 
Reddit, the app, the form. 

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And if it's on there, she's read
at. 

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Yeah. 
And one of the episodes like, 

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look he asked me, what did you 
read and read it this week so I 

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thought it'd be fun to add in a 
segment called read on Reddit. 

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What do you do? 
You want me to get like a horn 

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button or something else? 
We weren't relying on you for 

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buttons. 
Okay, I'm about to take this 

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podcast Next Level. 
Okay, we're getting buns. 

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So do you want me to read the 
story that I just came across? 

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Well, I think relationship 
advice. 

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Yeah, hit me up subreddit. 
Is it going to benefit us has 

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got a age? 
Wanting this is not safe for 

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work. 
This is not safe for people 

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under the age of 18. 
What Listen is discretion. 

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Advised you heard it here first 
go. 

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All right, I'm excited. 
So the heading is, I found a 

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video of my girlfriend in bed 
with three guys, though. 26 year

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old male, 24 year old female 3 
guys. 

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So this is the story last night.
I was laying in bed and my 

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girlfriend of one year was 
taking a shower. 

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Now for reference, I have never 
looked at her phone, I respect 

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her privacy but when I was 
walking around the bed I saw her

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phone was unlocked on the 
nightstand and the photo app was

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open. 
Okay. 

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No big deal but as I was 
glancing at it, what I saw 

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looked like a porn thumbnail of 
the top of one of the videos. 

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Those I honestly thought that's 
what it was and I was going to 

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laugh that she was saving porn 
on her phone. 

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I decided to look closer and 
that was a mistake. 

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I open the video and it was my 
girlfriend. 

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Having sex doggy style with one 
man while giving another man a 

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blowjob and a third watching 
from the side, the camera angle 

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was like the phone was set in 
the corner of the room. 

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I did not recognize the room or 
the men. 

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She has an old phone, so the 
video was not good. 

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And I couldn't see the front of 
her face but I could 99 Sent 

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tell that it was her even from 
far away because of the head 

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body and very distinct birthmark
on her shoulder. 

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I was completely stunned and I 
confronted her see a birthmark 

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but not your face if it's from 
okay. 

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Yeah. 
Wow. 

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So he confronted her and her 
response was anger that she 

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went, he went through her phone.
I told her I didn't but it was 

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open on the nightstand. 
Rara then, after more Arguing 

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arguing, she said that an old it
was an old video from her 

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college and that I was being 
aggressive and that she would 

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never cheat. 
I asked if the video why the 

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video was in recent videos one 
week ago and she said she was 

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cleaning out old photos and 
found that and was going to 

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delete it. 
Then she said I was being 

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paranoid and unreasonable. 
I finally let it go. 

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We went to sleep, we haven't 
talked about it again. 

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What do you think? 
Yeah, he just said, I can't get 

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off my mind. 
Doesn't feel right. 

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I couldn't see her face but then
there's an edit. 

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So he's updated everyone. 
He said, I forgot to mention 

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that it was hard to tell her the
poor quality of the video. 

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She looked fairly muscular when 
we started dating. 

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She was skinnier and has been 
working out. 

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Has put on some muscle on my 
past year. 

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Now, I'm second-guessing what I 
saw an uncertain what to do? 

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Shi-it. 
That's a hard one. 

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Oh my goodness. 
I what do you think? 

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I think the unfortunate thing 
with this is, if you believe 

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it's recent, you're not going to
trust her anyway. 

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I mean, the trust is done 
regardless of where it is 

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because there's now no how do 
you prove that? 

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Whether it is or it isn't 
obviously, you know, if you 

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can't make it out and shoot, 
there's no definite time. 

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Yeah. 
Can you check when it was 

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recorded? 
Yeah. 

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Maybe there's a time stamp. 
I would want to see the 

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timestamp. 
And if but then, can he bring it

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up again? 
Be like, show me the timestamp. 

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Woody is like, I deleted it but 
you would have, why didn't you 

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just delete it? 
Why is it in her recent? 

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I don't get that. 
I don't swear. 

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I think she's caught out. 
So you think she did it? 

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I think she did it. 
Oh my God, but because once was 

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so defensive, like, why are you 
going through my phone? 

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Like, that's just defense, 
defense defense. 

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And then the second thing is, 
why the hell if you were going 

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through your old photos to 
delete it? 

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Why is it in your recent photos?
Yeah. 

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That's good point. 
I think, Apple has recent fire, 

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followed his fire reason files 
folder for a reason because it's

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recent meaning, she didn't just 
cheat on you with cheat on you 

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with one bloke. 
Not even two blokes. 

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She went three blokes now, is 
that an overachiever we'll leave

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that out to you guys? 
I don't know, but I personally 

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calling BS on her. 
I think she cheated and she How 

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lucky is that language? 
Well, how would I say that? 

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I'm just saying, cheating is bad
lying's bad. 

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She's caught out. 
And if I were you, I would be 

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bringing up with, okay. 
What would you let together for 

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one year? 
Like, yeah, that's nothing. 

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Find someone who's going to 
treat you? 

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Well, 100%, yeah, definitely go 
play in a different ballpark. 

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If yeah. 
Anyway, that's what I read on 

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Reddit this week. 
Yeah, well that's that's wild. 

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Yeah, that is wild. 
Have any of you had to deal with

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any situations like cheating? 
Yeah, whether it was you thought

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it was cheating but you weren't 
sure whether it was or whether 

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it wasn't like, that's a really 
dirty. 

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So I give a real-life story of 
me. 

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Yeah, cool. 
I don't want to hog it because I

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know I spoke about while on for 
a long time. 

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I was wallowing on. 
Yeah, I'm worried that you can 

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cheat on me with Mullen. 
I remember. 

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When I cheated on my previous 
partner, I was really jealous 

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and insecure that I believe she 
was cheating on me. 

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So and all I've since realized 
no sits in a stock you know, 

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Dental that but it was like I 
was projecting the bad shit that

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I was hiding on to her and 
assuming that she was doing the 

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same things. 
So I would have to check the 

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phone and do all this weird shit
which is wild. 

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So maybe there's two sides to 
the story. 

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Well, anyway, we all go through,
we learn, we learn, we learn, 

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thank God if you don't learn, 
you're an idiot. 

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That's all I have to say. 
Okay, peas. 

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Peas, the piece. 
All right. 

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So will my pet peeve as 
previously stated it? 

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What it was. 
I didn't even write it down. 

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What it was and I have 
definitely forgot public 

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displays of affection. 
Yes. 

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Yes, look, I don't want to Macon
in town. 

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No way. 
No, no chance. 

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However, I would love you to 
look like you're enjoying giving

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me a hug or a kiss in public. 
You know who it does, it does 

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make me feel like I'm a bit of a
burden. 

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Sometimes you a nice hug in the 
gym today but I can tell by your

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energy I know, but I just feel 
like a few other spiritual your 

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the spiritual one, right? 
So listen, from an energetic 

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energy point of view and 
everyone out there knows what 

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I'm talking about. 
You can tell when your I wanted 

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to give you that hug. 
You can tell when your partner 

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is to not give you a hug. 
But you're like, yeah, because 

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you're wearing a, you know, your
work attire. 

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It's I don't care. 
I'm all about the love. 

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All right, so my goal is to be 
more affectionate, more 

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affectionate in public, just 
appreciate me mad because one 

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day when we ran it old, one of 
us is going to be dead and if 

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it's me first, yeah, I told you 
about to die at the same time in

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the same bed. 
In a perfect world, a, in a 

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perfect world, but your pet 
peeve. 

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So you guys heard that we moved 
out last week and lucky had 

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culled, all of his wardrobe like
a lot, like five bags garbage 

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bag. 
I went to town 5, garbage, bags 

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of clothes and a not just shit 
pretty proud of that. 

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Anyway, he They sat in our 
bedroom, I packed up the whole 

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house and they sat in our 
bedroom for a couple weeks while

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I did that and they were the 
last thing in the unit and I 

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might lucky, what are you going 
to do with these clothes? 

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He said, I'm going to give them 
to my brother, you lose. 

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It's a book, just get them out. 
So he piled them all into my 

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sister's car and then he said, 
I'll give them to mom, cause 

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she's coming to see him. 
See with me this weekend. 

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Yes, and she'll take them back 
to Tomba like okay cool. 

451
00:24:37,100 --> 00:24:40,500
I'll deal with him for a little 
Longer and I texted lucky. 

452
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I was in Melbourne. 
Texan don't forget the clothes I

453
00:24:44,000 --> 00:24:46,400
already had them in the car. 
Yeah they were in the car. 

454
00:24:46,500 --> 00:24:49,000
Look he's like I'm all over it. 
Don't worry. 

455
00:24:49,000 --> 00:24:56,400
I thought about it like cool and
then this morning I go to Cole's

456
00:24:56,400 --> 00:25:02,300
in a car and we open the boot 
and it's filled with garbage 

457
00:25:02,300 --> 00:25:04,700
bags. 
I do feel shitty about that. 

458
00:25:05,300 --> 00:25:11,200
Thanks for making me feel So 
anyway, I got no defense to 

459
00:25:11,200 --> 00:25:14,800
that. 
So this week, your goal is to do

460
00:25:14,800 --> 00:25:17,200
something with those clothes. 
I don't care where they go but I

461
00:25:17,200 --> 00:25:19,700
never want to see them again 
noted. 

462
00:25:21,200 --> 00:25:23,500
All right well let's wrap it up 
for episode 24. 

463
00:25:23,900 --> 00:25:26,900
All right, we do have twenty 
three twenty four, twenty four 

464
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two, three, four. 
But we've got to guest booked 

465
00:25:29,600 --> 00:25:32,500
in. 
We've had actually lady reaching

466
00:25:32,500 --> 00:25:36,100
out to get surgeon. 
Yeah, you know get people on the

467
00:25:36,100 --> 00:25:37,700
show which is cool. 
We're excited. 

468
00:25:37,700 --> 00:25:41,300
And just I was saying that Amy 
will sound like, should we 

469
00:25:42,500 --> 00:25:45,800
really dive into this podcast as
second cranking out some guess 

470
00:25:46,000 --> 00:25:52,400
we need some gas, mix it up so 
we have two people lined up but 

471
00:25:52,400 --> 00:25:54,600
if you have an interesting 
story, if you do things with 

472
00:25:54,608 --> 00:25:56,600
your partner a little bit 
differently and you want to tell

473
00:25:56,600 --> 00:26:01,100
you a story, please head to our,
we can actually even do an 

474
00:26:01,100 --> 00:26:05,400
episode where we call people. 
Yeah, we can talk about that 

475
00:26:05,400 --> 00:26:08,900
later, but yeah, submit on our 
website and hit two out. 

476
00:26:08,900 --> 00:26:13,300
The link in our bio, you can 
fill out the form and we'll read

477
00:26:13,300 --> 00:26:14,300
your story. 
That could be there. 

478
00:26:14,300 --> 00:26:15,500
A Reddit read by our. 
Yeah. 

479
00:26:15,508 --> 00:26:17,000
We'd love to have you on the 
podcast if you have an 

480
00:26:17,000 --> 00:26:20,100
interesting story, so it sounds 
good, sounds good. 

481
00:26:20,100 --> 00:26:25,000
Don't forget to like subscribe. 
We're now posting videos in 

482
00:26:25,000 --> 00:26:27,200
patreon. 
Yes, interrupting me. 

483
00:26:27,400 --> 00:26:29,200
So, I was just saying you really
get the hang of this, then 

484
00:26:29,200 --> 00:26:30,500
you're killing it. 
Keep going. 

485
00:26:31,700 --> 00:26:33,800
Yeah, we're posting videos into 
my patreon page. 

486
00:26:33,900 --> 00:26:35,700
Page rather than having to 
choose that correct. 

487
00:26:35,700 --> 00:26:39,400
That's yes, it was just Amy's. 
Killing her patreon and I'll get

488
00:26:39,400 --> 00:26:41,800
into why. 
So, I obviously am not part of 

489
00:26:41,800 --> 00:26:46,500
it. 
So we will be posting the link 

490
00:26:46,800 --> 00:26:51,700
and it's at a zit open for men 
and women you're a patriot. 

491
00:26:52,100 --> 00:26:55,500
Yeah, absolutely, yeah, awesome.
Cool. 

492
00:26:55,900 --> 00:26:57,700
Okay, just clarifying questions.
I mean. 

493
00:26:57,700 --> 00:27:01,800
Yeah, obviously my content is 
more catered to women but yeah 

494
00:27:01,900 --> 00:27:04,800
if you want to ever get me into 
DTS and Blows can definitely get

495
00:27:04,800 --> 00:27:07,400
benefit and I'll be posting that
couple goals. 

496
00:27:07,600 --> 00:27:09,100
Yeah, cool. 
So, awesome. 

497
00:27:09,300 --> 00:27:05,300
All right, whoo-hoo. 
Blows can definitely get benefit

498
00:27:05,400 --> 00:27:07,400
and I'll be posting that couple 
goals. 

499
00:27:07,600 --> 00:27:09,100
Yeah, cool. 
So, awesome. 

500
00:27:09,300 --> 00:27:10,900
All right, whoo-hoo.
