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Everyone hates you.
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Hello.
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Welcome to Everyone Hates You, a podcast with me, Michelle Shaughnessy, where we talk about rejections and failures.
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I have a guest.
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I have a guest this episode.
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If you listened to the first episode, I did not have a guest.
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And I said I was gonna have some guest back for season two.
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And I do, and you know what?
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Until we did our little sound test to see if the mics were working, I didn't know how to pronounce my guest, who's my friend's last name.
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I've been saying it wrong.
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I'm with Abogalia Shimon.
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Yeah.
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How have we not talked about that?
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Because Shimon is such a Michael Jackson.
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Thanks.
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How have we never talked about that?
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Okay, so I thought it was Shauman.
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So, fun fact, um, I always tell people it's like Michael Jackson, like Shimon.
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And some people hear Sham Shimon when they hear Michael Jackson.
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And it's my last name is Shimon.
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Is it like because I there's merchandise that says Shimon.
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Ah, okay.
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But because Joe Wells has said my name wrong for the what five years we did the talk.
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You wrote the book with.
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And she is uh Abogalaya is a comedian and uh published author of Neurodivergent Moments.
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And Joe's the one in our audiobook.
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He's the one who is like, this is a book written by Abogalaya and Joe Wells.
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And I I only told him after he recorded it that he's been saying my name wrong for years.
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And he's like, I was like, I take total responsibility.
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I should have told you five years ago.
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But yeah, yeah, so that is how you say my name.
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And you are not the only friend to be like, never learned it.
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Abakaliash Shaman, publish author.
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I'm glad that you were able to come and join in here.
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This is my my vibe right now because I previously recorded in a studio and it felt very like the thing that I'm having, it felt very more professional because I had to leave my house.
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I had to go, I had to pay for it.
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So I definitely put a lot more effort into things like my looks and like how it was gonna be presented.
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And then I was talking to you about this before we started filming.
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I realized that no matter how much effort I put into my looks or how great I look or how terrible I look, I'm still gonna get men online that tell me I'm ugly.
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So I'm like, now that I'm doing it at home, I'm taking a bit more of a relaxed approach.
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Some days I some days I might even just be in pajamas.
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Who knows?
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I I love that for you.
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Thank you so much.
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I think let's make it easier.
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If we're all gonna hustle, if we're all going to have to produce our own stuff, like produce it, not just be like the one on the mic, but you are you are recording it, yeah, you are editing it, you are booking your guests.
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Make it easy for yourself.
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That's exactly how I feel.
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And I really appreciate you enabling that.
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I really do.
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And I feel like now that I'm in the home home vibe, it's just kind of also making me a lot more picky and choosy about the guests that I am having.
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Because there's some people that I'm like, yeah, I'd want them on my podcast.
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Oh no, I don't want them on my house.
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Do you know what I mean?
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Yeah.
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So I'm really kind of digging, like having the freedom to just, if something comes to me to just be like, I'm gonna turn on the mic and do like a little solo episode, or I might even have some guests on Zoom.
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I was gonna say, are you gonna do the uh yeah, the internet guests thing where they just come in from their house?
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Zoom.
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You know what?
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If a guest wanted that, I definitely would.
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I definitely would if that would make it easy.
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But now I feel like I've said that.
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I feel like if I offer that to people, they're gonna think that like I don't want them in my house.
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I don't know.
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Joe and I used to give the option, and sometimes people would be like, oh, it'd be easier just to do it on Zoom because of where I live.
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And some people would be like, I just like being in person.
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That's just better for me.
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I just want plans.
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I feel that.
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Every single episode I've started of this podcast has started in the most unhinged way.
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So why stop now?
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Abigail is uh published author, like I said.
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You wrote neurodivergent moments.
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Yes.
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Co-wrote it with Joe Globe.
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Co-wrote it with Joe Wells.
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Um, so it's exactly what it sounds like.
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It is a book made up of neurodivergent, neurodivergent moments that Abigail have had as well as the co-writer uh Joe Wells have had.
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So I wanted to talk to you a little bit about specifically, and we will get into a failure or rejection that I asked you to come with.
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And I'm excited for this one.
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But I wanted to talk to you specifically as a neurodivergent person myself about reject rejection sensitivity.
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Is it disorder?
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Dysphoria.
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Dysphoria, yes.
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Do you experience that?
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Because I experienced it on such a high level that until people started talking about it, I was one of those people that just kind of grew up and kept be being told like how sensitive they were.
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Like, girl, you're just so sensitive, toughen up.
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So I just kind of like tried to hide a lot of that, like how much rejection would hurt me.
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And now people are talking about it.
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And it's nice to know that like I'm not the only one that feels that way sometimes.
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So, do you experience that?
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Yeah, so I when you asked, I was like, do I?
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I with what we do, because uh we're both stand-up comedians, and we both like I have gotten as far as career rejections, I've been getting rejections since I was like 15.
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You know what I mean?
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Didn't get into show choir.
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Oh, did that one hurt?
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Didn't get, you know, didn't get the lead in the play, didn't get into the uni I wanted, auditions, I so many failures, blah, blah, blah.
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So, like, as far as like career stuff, I do feel pretty bulletproof.
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Like, I'm like, everyone says no to me.
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I'm used to it.
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Uh it's not like I'm very successful.
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I am very successful, and we're both very available.
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And we're but successfully available because I've chosen to be available.
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Um, but when it comes to like personal stuff, for sure.
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Specifically, like off-handed comments that like loved ones might make, it can cut me to the quick.
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When you say loved ones, do you mean like even like immediate family?
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I mean those, yeah, yeah.
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I would consider my immediate family part of my loved ones.
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Yeah, like moms can't moms are great at it.
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Uh so you have turned me on to these amazing false eyelashes.
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Bonded lashes.
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Let's give a shout-out to bonded lashes.
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Not a sponsor, but could be could be a sponsor for the podcast.
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Match made in heaven.
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Um, oh, I'm wearing them too.
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We didn't plan this.
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Oh my god.
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We should bleep out the name until they agree to be a sponsor.
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She's giving me so much stuff.
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She's giving me nothing.
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I'm waiting.
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I'm available and successful.
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Daunted lashes, we're ready for you.
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Um, but so when I saw my mom, I was like wearing them, and uh, I was like, I was excited to share this because my mother has short eyelashes, and I was like, look at my eyelashes, check out how natural they are.
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They're the these are how they work, and they're called bonded, and blah blah blah.
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It's a UK maker who makes them.
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I don't, you know.
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And my mom was like, I was wondering, because you've always had short eyelashes.
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And I was like, I wanted her to notice my long eyelashes, but then when she said that I have short eyelashes, I was like, now my feelings are hurt.
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And she said nothing but a truthful statement.
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That's why I wear false eyelashes.
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Okay.
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But a really an actual example is so I'm ADHD, my boyfriend is autistic.
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So sometimes Tom will say things very honestly, but he doesn't understand how that might be sensitive for me.
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And I went to school for musical theater, and I was telling a friend the other day, it's like I was good, but I was never, I'm very sensitive about my singing.
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Because I wasn't, I was good in school, but I wasn't great in school.
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And I went to musical theater school at 18 when everyone's an insufferable asshole.
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And I can't and never have been able to belt a high G, which like, why even get into musical theater if you can't belt a high G?
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Oh my god, you can't do like a high G.
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I know, it's embarrassing.
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And I started taking singing lessons again at one point, and uh I was like goofing off and singing a song around Tom and kind of singing it in his face.
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He did say it's like it's when you do it in my face.
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And he just goes, When you sing, it gives me a headache.
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And I was like, Well, we're not taking singing lessons ever again, are we?
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We no longer sing in the house.
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I understand that one.
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I do understand that one.
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I find the ones I take the most personally are the people that I don't even really know that well, and the people that I'm not even that good of friends with.
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Do you know what I mean?
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Because I think with a friend, like with you, when before when we were still becoming friends, you didn't write me back for like two weeks once, and I was like, I think you don't like me or have I done something.
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Because like I came to a birthday party and I dipped out immediately, which I do by the way.
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If you invite me to something and I say, I'll come, I'll come, but you might only see me for 10 seconds.
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And I will not respond to messages for two weeks.
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And this is how we're different.
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But you're somebody that I felt comfortable to reach out to and be like, hey, yeah, are you is something going on?
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Are you just busy?
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Whereas I think if it's like an acquaintance or somebody you don't really know and you're like, Why did I say that?
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Why did I text them that?
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Why do they leave me on read?
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You don't really have that option to do that.
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So I think that stuff like cuts me to the core.
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And the showbiz stuff bothers me, I think, more in the moment.
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Like I'll feel so catastrophic about it, and I'll be like, I'm quitting, my life's over.
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But the things that aren't about my career are the things that stay with me longer, if that makes sense.
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Like they will haunt me for the rest of my life.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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And I don't, I don't know how to say this.
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Because I mentioned it before to you as well.
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I feel like I wear all that stuff on my sleeve.
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Like, I mean, I have a podcast called Everyone Hates You.
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It's not a secret.
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Everyone hates me.
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But which by the way, a psychic once told me people hated me because I was a man in all my past lives, and so I have a weird energy.
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I'll come back to that in a different episode.
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The problem is you're seeing psychics.
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You're seeing psychics because I waste money on things.
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But this one, I we were both guests on a radio show many years ago in Toronto, and we had a chat after I didn't pay this woman.
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Okay.
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I gave her money at a later time for another service.
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However, that was different.
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Anyway, back to what we're saying.
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So I everyone hates me.
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Um, but I just um you don't like all be like, oh my god, all this, I got all rejected for all these things, dude.
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Like everything's categrophic, and you'll be like, that's terrible.
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Last week I got rejected for that, and I'll be like, oh well, why didn't you like wail about that for a while?
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You know what I mean?
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Like I feel like you don't you're not as outward about them, maybe, or maybe you handle them differently, or maybe you let them roll off you quicker than I do.
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I I'd say I'm not as like outward about it as you.
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I remember the last time I went to Edinburgh in 2022, um, I I I didn't have an agent and I needed to do the agent thing again.
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Where I like, you know, email out and it Edinburgh was getting closer and closer, and I hadn't emailed anyone.
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And I just I looked at at my partner and was like, I just can't.
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I can't do this any I just can't, I just can't do the dance.
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And my partner was like, I got really close to being signed by my dream agent, and it fell through at the last minute.
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Like I bought and it I I did, I bought, I ruined it.
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But uh, and my partner is like, I've seen you just take this on the chin so many times.
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I'm not surprised you can't make yourself do it right now because you've just been like, all right, so they dr you know that that they won't sign me and uh I'll apply for this writing gig, and I didn't get that, and now I'm gonna audition for this, and I didn't get that.
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But I think too, I've been rejected by so many projects that all of the feedback now means nothing to me because they're just saying something.
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Does that make sense?
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Yeah, like the needs to work harder on jokes or not the right fit or blah blah blah.
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Like it just they're so generic.
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I'm just like that's not the real reason you can't.
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You know what I mean?
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So why why do I care?
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You're not you're not giving me any feedback I can work on, so therefore I'm not taking it I'm not taking it personally because it maybe it is keep working on your writing, but there's something else there as well.
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I feel that.
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And for me, it's like I have autism and ADHD, and I struggle with I'm so honest with people, and I've had to learn not to be.
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Like I've since I've I've started to remind myself of this thing where it says it takes two people to hurt you, the person who said something about you and the person who tells you what they said.
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So I went through like a period where I Wait a minute, say that again.
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The person who talks bad about you, and then the person that ran to you to be like, guess what someone so said about you?
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Do you know what I mean?
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I did not think this saying was going to end that way.
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I thought it was going to be it takes two people to hurt you, the person who says something to you, and you for feeling.
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Oh no, we don't do accountability on this podcast episode.
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Okay.
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My apologies.
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Who is running to you?
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And that is a thing.
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No, but I've done it.
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But I don't do anymore.
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And I'll never do that to me.
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No, I'm talking when I was like teenagers.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Because I felt that there was this whole, oh, I need to be honest.
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I'm a bad friend if I don't say, and then I have had instances where it's been like, well, they didn't believe me, and then it became well, I don't do that anymore.
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But I'm saying I have double standards for myself because I would want, even though I I know I don't want to know.
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When it comes to like things from agents, I feel like I really took this, I used a bad example.
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Because when it comes to things from
agents, I get mad when I get the generic blow-offs.
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I would be honest with somebody.
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If I didn't want to work with them, I would tell them why.
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But I've had, because now what when I went through and I was in the second round of going through everybody that said no to me, I'm like, it's been a few years now.
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I can I can do it again.
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I've had some of those people be very honest with me.
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And it I've been like, like, even though that's what I wanted, yeah, there was no pleasing me.
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Do you know what I mean?
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Well, also, sometimes there's just if we're talking about art, which or making the making of things, which is what stand-up is, like, there's only so much you can change about yourself.
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Well, my thing is none of the the thing that I'm upset about is listen, I like the thing that I'm upset about is I'm gonna say, like, in the recent future, most of my rejections have had nothing to do with my talent.
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Right.
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I feel I'm being, I'm almost aging out of this industry.
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And I know that's a messed up thing to say because we're stand-up comedians, and I talked about this a little bit in the first episode, so I don't want to go to ad nauseum, but I kind of touched on a little bit about how I feel like if you're a woman and you haven't made it by a certain age, yeah, it's harder for you to get given that shot than it is for a man of your age or than it is for a younger woman.
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I totally agree, and I haven't been reaching out to people as much of late, and I think that's why.
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Because I'm afraid of getting that rejection.
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Oh, I made somebody tell me it had to do with my age, and I pushed, and then when I got that answer, I was like, why didn't you tell?
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I mean, eh?
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Like, I'm ridiculous, you guys.
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Did you screenshot it?
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Because now you can sue them because that's no, no, no, because it wasn't direct from the source.
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Oh, okay.
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That's all I'm gonna leave it there.
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Uh but yeah, so I um I struggle with that a lot, and it really made me question what I'm doing with my life.
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And I'm glad to know I'm not the only one.
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But I do feel with you, you you are uh a positive friend to me, your positive vibe to have around because you kind of always still have hope at the end.
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Yeah, I'm a I'm a natural optimist, so that's natural, yeah.
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Yeah, this is this is the way I was I was born.
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Um not everyone in my family even has it.
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Um but I also I mean, I think the help of delusion, I mean, to be in entertainment is to be delusional, you know, to be delicious.
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I know, you know, to be like how delusional am I?
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You know, I know, I know you're right.
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I had a friend once say to me, This is you have to believe in magic a little bit.
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Yeah.
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If you don't believe in magic, you'll never make it.
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And you're right, you have to be the Lulu.
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And I think I've held on to that pretty well for the most part.
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And I mean, you know, I grew up in in a small town in Ohio, and now I live in central London.
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So, like, I'm not a household name, but I've fucking made it, man.
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You know what?
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I don't give myself enough credit.
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Yeah.
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Whenever a small town Ontario, Canada.
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Yeah, reminder, whenever you get to that, like I'm be like, I fucking live in London.
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You make your living telling jokes, you live in London, and we're from bum fuck middle of nowhere in different countries.
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Looks like we made it.
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Look at how far we become a baby.
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You say I've been shaman.
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Okay, that was a lovely little chat.
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I really like that.
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It ended a little too positive for this podcast, but you know, sometimes it happens.
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No, I like it.
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So, Abogalaya, I wanted to talk to you about a specific failure or rejection or your humiliation, something that you've had.
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I've had guests do personal ones, I've had guests do like really inside industry ones.
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I've had guests do uh, you know, family ones.
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What do you have for us today, Shama?
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Yeah, I just had to, I was like, I'm gonna stay away from industry stuff because I knew it's gonna happen naturally.
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And I figure everyone Can I just say everyone does everyone come on here and talk about the one time they auditioned for the one thing and they didn't get it?
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No, but sometimes.
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But I'm not gonna name names, but the amount of people who've been like, I have an industry thing to say, and then they've been like, Can we get dinner?
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So really I've definitely had some conversation.
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I I'm good like that.
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I will edit things out for now.
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I don't have a Patreon.
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Maybe once I get a Patreon, you're not getting those edits, they're going straight up there.
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So you do we don't have an industry one.
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What do we have?
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So when I was in New York and I was in my open mic days, there was this guy who we knew each other through the scene, and we were at a party, and uh he had had a bit of a glow-up.
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Uh defined glow up glow up before, and what was he after?
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He says, I mean, I hate to be that person as a as a as a chubby girl, but he basically lost a lot of weight and got hot.
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Like, you know what I mean?
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Like he just he he got it happen, he he got cute, uh is started to like you know dress a little better, blah blah blah blah blah.
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And um apparently at this party, one of our other friends, when I was like, Yeah, he look, he, he, he's he looks good.
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Uh a mutual friend of ours was like, go talk to Abagaliah too.
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We'll call this gentleman, we'll call him, uh we'll call him Jim.
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Uh, not his real name.
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Uh, but Danny went to Jim and was like, you need to talk to Abagaliah because she thinks you're cute.
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And I did, and we started to date.
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And the first night we like went to hook up.
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We started to date.
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Like, I did what did go out or did you just start fooling around?
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I think we went out.
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I was trying to remember how it went down.
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How old are you?
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20 mid.
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Okay, so you were like dating then.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Like when you're like, you know, 18, 19, you're like, will you go out with me?
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No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
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Um, and the first night that we ever tried to hook up, he got a little anxious.
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And that is when I learned he was a virgin.
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Okay, so when you said anxious, do you mean couldn't perform in the moment?
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Oh, I thought you mean he got a little ahead of himself.
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Nope.
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Nope.
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So he had performance anxiety.
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He had
performance anxiety.
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If you ask him, hey, what's up?
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Or sorry, hey, why is this not up?
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He uh I was just like, are we cool?
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We can like, you know, I was just like, we can we can chill out.
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We don't, you know, we don't have to do this right now, you know, if it the the you're not feeling it, and that's when he told me he was a virgin.
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And then after we talked about it, and I was like, listen, I'm into you.
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I would like to do this, but we don't have to.
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And he was like, I want to, and I was like, great.
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He was also around your age, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Okay, I think he might be like a year or two younger than me, but he's still like mid-20s back when you're which is which is fine, which is fine, it's just something you encounter all every day.
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You don't see often, no, no, and so uh we did that night and make sweet love, and and we started to date, and I was like so into him, and really, and you know, and not just hooking up, not like you up, me going to his house.
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We would like hang out and talk and all of this, and it was going on for a couple months, and then I was gonna leave New York for one month to go to Edinburgh, and I was like, him and I need to discuss where we're at before I leave for a month.
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And we we went out, and then that night we went back to his uh made sweet love, and the next day.
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He was like, I think we should probably talk about where we're at.
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And I was like, I think so too.
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And my thought was like, hey, I'm going away for a month, but like You thought he was gonna be like, I wanna lock down.
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And he was like, let's not see each other anymore.
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And I was like, bitch, I taught you everything you know.
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Do you think you gave him a we had sex on his roof?
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It was a building.
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We had sex in his shower.
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We had like sex for the first time with me.
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And then he dumped me.
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And I was so upset about it.
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And as you can tell, as you can tell, I'm completely over it.
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I'm completely fine.
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Do you think that you gave him that confidence to be like, now I can go get it?
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Well, I I told I told some friends, I was like, he dumped me.
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And they're like, of course he dumped you, Abigail.
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Like, we weren't like a fan, we weren't boyfriend and girlfriend.
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But what you thought that conversation was gonna be.
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I thought that's I thought we were gonna have the Lesbi boyfriend and girlfriend conversation, and everyone was like, of course he dumped you.
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He wants to have sex with more people.
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Listen, it was inevitable gonna happen.
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No, like I who's still here with the person the first person they had sex with?
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No, no one.
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I could see how you would be like, I could see you'd be like, I made you.
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Yeah, yeah.
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I you'd be nothing without me.
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And so, okay, he broke up with you.
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You went to the festival.
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Uh yeah, I went to the festival.
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Oh, and and also what really hurt me at the time was like the night, so he dumped me like the next day, but like that night, we had had like a great night.
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We had hung out all night, you know.
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I spent the night at his blah blah blah.
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We had to get at the pimping one more time.
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Well, exactly.
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I was like, I was like, why, why, why did we spend a whole night together if you were just gonna dump me the next day?
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And he was like, I just thought we should have a nice time.
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And I I I wrote I remember this text.
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I'm like, Well, I'm glad you had a nice time.
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But all my friends were like, again, and I was like, Well, why did he spend so like a beautiful evening with me if he was just gonna dump me?
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And everyone's like, because he wanted to have sex again.
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Yeah.
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And I'm like, and also, like, now that you gave him the taste, he didn't want to go a month without it.
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Yeah, he didn't want to go a month without it.
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He was like, I'm having this all day, every day.
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How can I go a month without it?
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How did have you ever seen him again?
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Have you spoken to him again?
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Did you guys ever speak about the fact that you were the one that took his virginity?
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How has there been a conversation about that?
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Um, I since moving to the UK, I have not spoken to him.
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Okay.
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I did once, like on a what's he up
to, did look him up on the gram.
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And uh Do you follow each other?
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Uh yes, we do.
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Okay.
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But we've never commented on each other's stuff.
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And I will say, you know how we were like, I wish I was further along in my career earlier.
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It's like, well, I think I might be doing better than him.
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So You are.
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I looked.
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Oh, I looked.
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I I looked.
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Can I ask?
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Because you're so blunt and honest, when because I sent Michelle, I was like, you want to see his Instagram?
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What what was your read on on the guy?
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The only thing I saw was that his pinned clip had been up for years and had 20 likes.
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I didn't like it.
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Your looks don't matter to me after that.
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I didn't clock that.
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And I thought that was so funny when you were like, really?
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This this is the one you think about.
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Yeah, wait, I mean, because New York, the New York comedy scene, like any scene, you're gonna run into each other, you're gonna see each other.
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Do you think he had a better first sexual experience than you did?
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Yes! I lost my virginity on prom night in a cornfield.
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Oh my god, that is so American.
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I was I was a s I was a freshman, he was a senior, it lasted all of 0.2 seconds.
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That is so American of you.
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I love that.
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Yeah, I will say Jim did a very good job at his first time.
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I had lovely time.
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And he was good at sex, by the way.
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The first person he had sex with was me.
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And I will say, uh, before Jim and I got together, I'd had sex with a lot of people.
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I am well researched in the art of love.
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And he he was he was a great time.
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He was a great time.
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So I assume it was a great time for him.
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20 likes worth.
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20, 20 likes worth, 20 likes worth.
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Um, but yeah, I haven't talked to him.
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What I've lived in the UK now for 13 years.
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I think it's good though, because I'm gonna just send him this once it's out.
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I'm just gonna be like, Oh, he's gonna be like How you doing, babes?
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Well, everyone hates me, so it's fine.
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But I feel like you gave him a really nice first experience, and I love that for you.
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I I feel good about the experience, but I will like looking back at it now, like of course he wanted to see other people.
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Of course, like we didn't become boyfriend and girlfriend, but at the time, it felt like my heart was ripped out of my chest.
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Okay, see, I feel like that with even guys that I don't even want to be like, I feel like that with every rejection with a man, even if I don't want to be with a man.
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I have a I was thinking about this the other day.
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I have this weird like ownership thing over people I've been with.
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So, like, if I've been with someone casually, didn't, you know, just uh hooked up with them, whatever.
00:27:07.839 --> 00:27:09.839
Now I've been with Tom for what 13 years?
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So we're talking over a decade ago, and then I find out that they're now married, I'm like, have you moved on?
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Oh yeah, I'd be oh I oh yeah, don't don't I could be in bed with someone else and see this and be like, how dare he?
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I I'm like, but what about by the way?
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I don't want to date this person.
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Yeah, I haven't talked to this person, but I'm like, you you're married?
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I've been with the same person now for 13 years.
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Okay, and I'm like, how dare you?
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Is that a neurodivergent thing or are we insane?
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I have no idea.
00:27:47.599 --> 00:27:49.279
And so maybe both.
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If you're a shrink or psychologist or whatever, can you please let me know?
00:27:52.799 --> 00:27:54.720
I actually don't like therapy.
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And I tried therapy briefly in the UK.
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Of course you do.
00:27:57.920 --> 00:28:01.359
I tried to get my therapist to come on my podcast, and she was like, I can't do that.
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And I was like, that's fine.
00:28:03.119 --> 00:28:03.839
That's a good therapist.
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Yeah, but she was like, I can recommend people.
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And I was like, No, it won't be funny if it's not you.
00:28:07.440 --> 00:28:14.640
When Jonah Hill, though, which I never watched, but when he made that Netflix thing with his therapists, I was like, that is the most unethical thing.
00:28:14.880 --> 00:28:17.119
And I won't even have to watch it to know that.
00:28:17.359 --> 00:28:21.039
Um, listen, Abogalaya, I gotta wind it down here, but let's promo you.
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Where can people find you?
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What do you want them to find?
00:28:23.599 --> 00:28:26.079
So I am on all social media.
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Uh my first name at Abigalia.
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It'll be in the show notes or the description.
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Just that's my name.
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Um, but I have a book out called Neurodivergent Moments, Sex, Sunscreen, Turtles, and How Not to Pack a Suitcase.
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It is available wherever books are sold.
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You can buy it on Amazon.
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You can order it from your independent bookshop.
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And I also have a podcast with my friend Tom Zelensky called All British Comedy Explained, where we watch old British television shows and he gives me the history of them.
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And sometimes we have guests on our podcast.
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I've never been on it.
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And you won't, because you haven't been.
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I know.
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I thought we were friends then.
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We weren't even friends then.
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But uh yeah, but you have podcasts.
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I I have podcasts.
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So are you you're done the other podcast?
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So the other podcast is uh finished slash on a very long hiatus.
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Whenever Joe and I want to bring it back, we'll bring it back.
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But it just kind of stops being fun for both of us.
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Podcasts.
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When you produce the whole thing yourself, sometimes it stops being fun.
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As Deborah Francis White says, podcasts is radio, no one can stop you from making.
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And also, I'd like to add, podcasts are radio that you can stop and start whenever the fuck you want.
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Great.
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I'm glad to hear how hard it is to self-produce a podcast.
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Enjoy this moment.
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I know.
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So thank you guys so much for listening to Everyone Hates You.
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This is season two with Abagalaya Shaman.
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Now, guys, you know, I am reading your stories.
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Uh, send me your stories of failure and rejection.
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I have got some funny ones, I have got some sad ones.
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They can be about absolutely anything.
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I will keep your identity hidden unless you don't want it to be hidden.
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Maybe that's your fetish.
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But email them to me, message me, DM me.
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I still don't have an email set up for this podcast yet.
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And it'll be one of those things that I'll get it set up like once the podcast is done with, because that's just how my brain works.
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So DM me on Instagram or Facebook or OnlyFans at Michelle's Funny.
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Um, and like I said, if this podcast takes off, which would be so off-brand for this podcast, but let's call ourselves the losers, okay?
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I'm a loser, you're a loser.
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And I mean that endearingly.
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I like it.
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Do you want to make me the loser club?
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I'll be part of the loser club.
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I think that means so much to me.
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Let's get some merch made.
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Yes, yes.
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Let's get some merch made.
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Loser.
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Thank you guys.
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Everyone hates you.
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Bye.
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Bye.
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Everyone hates you.