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Save it for the pod, Jen, save it for the pod.
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What was that you were saying?
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Does this warm your heart?
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It does? It does warm my heart.
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Just walking into this room made me.
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Go, yeah, oh, I forget. There's no JD here again
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to snap at us. So I left the door open,
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so let's close it. Yeah, okay, yeah, Pepper's a nuisance.
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Oh yeah, the cat's already on our way.
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Yeah, he was like charging.
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I literally went to close the door and yeahs staring
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at the door, He's like here.
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Yeah, I think we're a different podcast now. I think
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we're the hats now were the cat because we're always like,
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oh the cat's away, mice will play. Now where the
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cats hats and the mice is society. So guys are like,
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I don't even remember how we did it. Hey, guys, hey,
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let's get drunk and.
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What we want.
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Do whatever the funk we want.
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We're gonna have to come up with a new thing.
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Maybe that's it. Let's get drunk and do whatever the
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fuck we want.
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Say it in a monster voice, do whatever the fuck
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we want. That's nice. I like that. That's exy.
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You guys don't know this, but I'm going to tell
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the story and then we'll actually tell you guys, what
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the fuck's happening story tiers. We went to tell your
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ride for the horror show, the Tell You Ride Horror show.
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I have to say horror, not the horror show.
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Yeah, different shows. We would also support that, but.
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I don't understand why horror is so hard. But anyway, it's.
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Somebody ours to about there.
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And we recorded this video of me singing the beauty
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in the B song little Town and it and then
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at the very end of it, Mallory came in in
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monster voice and it's just the best. It's the best,
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and we went viral for five seconds. I think we've
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got like forty thousand likes on that video on TikTok
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likes or views. I don't remember, okay, and TikTok's gone,
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so I can't tell you for sure.
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Yeah, because I think forty. Like the way that you're
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right the math breaks down, forty thousand likes would be
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like a million views. We did not go viral viral.
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We went yeah, we went baby viral. Are very excited
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for us, Yeah, we were really jazzed. And then I
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did nothing to follow that up and make anything cool
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for myself.
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So that's how TikTok went for me.
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Yeah, but it's a good time. You can still find
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it if you didn't delete the app.
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Yeah, I don't even remember my TikTok name, but it's
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still out there. Denver or Denver gen Lee is usually
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what I would do. J E N L E I
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g H.
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Mine is Jenny Gallery, but it's just photos of my dog.
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So now you guys can find us on all of
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the things. Yeah, Hi, Hi, it's Malan Jen mal Jen
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if you will Jen mal Jen mal Joel jail in jail.
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We're back and we wanted to give you guys a
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little preview, not preview, but just kind of introduce and update.
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Apologies for months.
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I'm not sorry. I needed the time to try.
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I imagine that all of you have been crying. You've
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been journaling, talking to your therapists.
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Yeah, planning weddings alone, alone.
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Without any wedding assist and you've thought to yourselves, w
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and cried to the heavens about where we went. And
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so we're here to answer. Yeah, we went nowhere. We died,
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we went to the other side. It was also lame
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we came back. I know, it's more lame here. So
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I don't know, guys, we are going to revamp this podcast.
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Yeah, we're switching it up, and we're going to.
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Switch up not to a crazy amount. Okay, So don't
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go screaming and crying and being concerned. We are still
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let's get drunken.
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And we'll still talk about weddings sometimes. Yes, I think,
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do we want to talk about like the decision behind
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that we can? I don't care. Yeah, let's do it.
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I mean it was really I think for me personally,
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it was uh, and you can speak for your own feelings, Jen,
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I will I would let you do that.
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I have to listen to your feelings.
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Yeah, okay, Yeah, for me it felt really confining with
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just the wedding topic, like I would you know, we
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would talk like brainstorm or what we wanted to do,
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and I'm like, oh, what if we did, like did
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an episode about friendship and like how like the plan
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have to shut it down? Yeah, like friendship is like
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a different kind of marriage. Or we had like a
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couple that owned a business together. This was like a
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big like for me that I was like, I was
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I felt like kind of checked out after this one
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where it was like a couple that owned a business together,
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and I'm like, I think that's like a kind of marriage.
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And it was just sort of this like feeling of like, yeah,
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but there's not a wet a wedding. Yeah. So and
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for me it was like, I don't know, like I
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hear anymore. I don't know if I can get like
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creatively interested in something where I like am just like locked.
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And I think sometimes having like a topic to like
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go around and to surround it, you know, it really
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feels like you can ground yourself in that. And that's
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also great. It just felt like kind of time to
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let it go.
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I agree, That's exactly what I was going to say.
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It got to the point like it was great and
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grounding for the fact that we did over one hundred
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and fifty episodes. Yeah, as a wedding focused.
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Pots twenty years.
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For forty five thousand years. I'm proud of that. Meantime,
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I don't regret a single episode, and I'm so thankful
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to all of the amazing weddings, divorces, terrible and good
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movies that we listen to or watched and Reddit stories like,
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I am so forever grateful for it. Yeah, But I
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also was getting to the point where I don't know,
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I don't know if I even want to tell everybody this,
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but I am I turned forty this year.
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We can kick that out, Nick, cut that out.
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I turned this year. Fuck folk, And I just think
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I'm tired of weddings a little bit.
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Yeah, well, this is.
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Nothing against weddings. Please invite me to yours, because I
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love being a guest at a wedding.
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Yeah, but we've sort of aged out of the demographic
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of being invited to weddings like that, and.
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We really got ninety percent of our friend's family and
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you know, friends of Every Life podcast. We drained that. Yeah,
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And so our thought was, you know, we missed podcasting.
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We both agreed on that. Yeah.
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I think we both really missed having something that was
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like creative and outside of work that we could put
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our energy towards, you know, and I think it helps
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I mean, I don't know, like we've we've tried like
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writing and stuff, but it really helps me personally to
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be accountable to another person. So, you know, agreed, Thanks
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for keeping us going, Nick.
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Yeah, Nick's our guys. Nick, It's still in. But it's
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really our dogs that sad us down. And they were like, listen, guys,
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you guys are really tired of you just working.
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I'm gonna really need you to like do something creative.
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I will say also, I don't think it's any surprise
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to anybody our political leanings on this podcast, but it's
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been feeling real hopeless and real rough. And I felt
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like we kept that very under wraps, but it's been
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feeling pretty rough out there. And I think that both
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of us looked at each other just a few weeks
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ago and we were just like, man, I need something
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to live for beyond just making a paycheck and you know,
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and and socializing and like, don't get me wrong, it's
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not like we don't do anything else in our lives.
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I don't mean it to come across that way, but
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just something creative making us feel like we're creating something
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new and building instead of just waiting for everything to
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get torn down.
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And I think for me personally, like my fight or
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flight instinct is just it's been on overdrive for like
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since November.
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You know.
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Really, it's just been like this like constant thing of
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like you gotta get out, you gotta do something, you
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got to like, you know, and there's just this feeling
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of you know, like we're in a very privileged place
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as to white women, Like I mean it's not the
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best privileged place, but like we're definitely safer, very privileged
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than a lot of people. We also live in a
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very blue state at the moment, you know, so we're
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in a space where we feel like, you know, I'd
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like to put that energy somewhere. Yeah, I really want
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to feel like we can do something and not feel
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like we're dying because we're not. Like things are not great,
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but they're also not over.
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Ye And you know, even if our hope is just
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found in some movie we watch, we want to refocus ourselves.
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A bit and just reconnecting with each other and with
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you guys hopefully and just finding I think community community.
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I think we're all going to just say the word community, community, community.
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Community for like the next four years at least. That's
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all we're going to say.
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Every time I fart. It's going to be every orifice.
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We have a lot of great ideas for Denver, and
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so yeah, I love a fart joke to start us out.
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We just went and grabbed dinner and just talked about
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all these fun ideas that we have and a lot
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of them take a lot of effort, and I can't
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guarantee that a lot of them are going to happen
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at least not write at first, but a lot.
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Of things that I think we're excited about, you know,
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digging into.
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And one of the things, speaking of community, that we
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talk about is doing more live events, whether it's a
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live podcast or like a meetup of listeners and just
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hang outs, whatever it might be. We want to have
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more in person kind of touch. I feel like since
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COVID we've lost a lot of that, especially for Mallory
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and I who are just a podcast. We aren't those
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famous comedians who just to do a podcast to make
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some money. Yeah, we're not famous people that are making
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the most out of podcasts and getting that bank. Okay,
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We're just people. We're just normal people. Yeah, and this
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is a great place for us. But we also like
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to know that people are out there and human like
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maybe listening, and so we're we're going to talk about
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it depending on how our listenership goes. And yeah, if
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you want to talk to us too, please, No, we're
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just human beings. So I would love yes, interact like yeah,
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we love it. So anyways, that's our idea.
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Yeah, it's a yeah. So I don't know if we
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do we skim over this too much. The idea is
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literally like, let's get drunk and.
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Yeah, that's it. The new name of the podcast is
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Let's Get drunk and dot dot dot, which you are
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seeing right now if you are, Yeah, if you're downloading
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and listening to this, you know you're seeing it. Same people,
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same idea. It's still Corey us and every week we
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get to explore with drinking and doing or talking or seeing.
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Yeah, we're really focusing on the most important part of
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the original idea, which is the drinking. Drinking now.
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Yeah, just so you know, we're still focused in drinking.
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So I know that that's all your favorite part.
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I know.
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Yeah, nobody's drinking any to us slowly lose our minds
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as we drink.
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Yeah, right at the end of dry January, Yes, pretty
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wet for me. I don't know.
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I don't I'd say in the last month and a half,
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my drinking has gone up above where, you know, back
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to a problematic level.
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I had been doing great last year.
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Just for the record, Yeah, it's going to come down
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when things feel less.
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When deadly great great four years. We're only yeah, three
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weeks into this puppy, we're a month and ten days. See,
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I don't know how to how to track calendars.
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I have so funny. I made a counter for like
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when is this over? And I like immediately like did
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it wrong, and like had the wrong date so that
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it was like like almost a year shorter. And I'm
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like this like this, and then I fixed it and
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it's like, no.
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Should we just an idea, sell everything we own and
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go on that cruise. Yeah, it's probably too late. It's
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already out. It's already out. We can eat it.
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cruiseg boat to the ship. Oh god, what are we drinking?
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Oh yeah? And it's a Colorado local distillery. Today.
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Before this we had Colorado Local illegal Pizza margarita.
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A freaking margarita, y'all?
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Colorado, Denver, Denver, Colorado.
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You guys got to know about Colorado, Denver? Ye is
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that illegal Pizza has the strongest margaritas around? Okay? For
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margaritas and happy hour margaritas aren't weaker, Yeah, they're just cheaper.
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the point of this podcast us is that we're having
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Listener. You a little PERV, little perf and then we'll
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do all of the what was that, the the old talk, the.
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you love it. Jen has nice fingernails and I I
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do not hear tell which one is which.
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We Yeah, anyways, obviously we didn't have a theme today.
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We really can't set you up on the trail of
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what's going to happen next to your brain? Yeah, trampolinos.
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So thanks guys. We look forward to getting some podcasts
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your way, and we always appreciate the support and the
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care and maybe one day we'll get one or two
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of you guys to actually send us a message on Instagram.
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But it ain't about that. Just know, we know you're
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I've got a graph right in front, amazing what you're doing.
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You'll have cameras on your desktops as we speak. I'm kidding. Anyways,
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thanks guys, you're the best. We really appreciate your listening
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and we're really excited to get this creative endeavor up
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missed you. It's going to be a fun journey.
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Get excited or doubt, it's up to you. We're going
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About on the podcast. Yeah, and talk about bro B. Yeah.
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We're gonna have to work on that intro. Okay, bye,
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Save it for the pod, Jen, save it for the pod.
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What was that you were saying?
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Does this warm your heart?
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It does? It does warm my heart.
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Just walking into this room made me.
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Go, yeah, oh, I forget. There's no JD here again
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to snap at us. So I left the door open,
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so let's close it. Yeah, okay, yeah, Pepper's a nuisance.
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Oh yeah, the cat's already on our way.
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Yeah, he was like charging.
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I literally went to close the door and yeahs staring
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at the door, He's like here.
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we're the hats now were the cat because we're always like,
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oh the cat's away, mice will play. Now where the
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cats hats and the mice is society. So guys are like,
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let's get drunk and.
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What we want.
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Do whatever the funk we want.
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Maybe that's it. Let's get drunk and do whatever the
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fuck we want.
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Say it in a monster voice, do whatever the fuck
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we want. That's nice. I like that. That's exy.
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You guys don't know this, but I'm going to tell
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the story and then we'll actually tell you guys, what
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the fuck's happening story tiers. We went to tell your
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ride for the horror show, the Tell You Ride Horror show.
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I have to say horror, not the horror show.
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Somebody ours to about there.
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monster voice and it's just the best. It's the best,
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like a million views. We did not go viral viral.
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still out there. Denver or Denver gen Lee is usually
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what I would do. J E N L E I
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So now you guys can find us on all of
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the things. Yeah, Hi, Hi, it's Malan Jen mal Jen
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if you will Jen mal Jen mal Joel jail in jail.
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We're back and we wanted to give you guys a
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Apologies for months.
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I'm not sorry. I needed the time to try.
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I imagine that all of you have been crying. You've
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and cried to the heavens about where we went. And
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so we're here to answer. Yeah, we went nowhere. We died,
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we went to the other side. It was also lame
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we came back. I know, it's more lame here. So
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Yeah, we're switching it up, and we're going to.
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Switch up not to a crazy amount. Okay, So don't
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go screaming and crying and being concerned. We are still
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let's get drunken.
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couple that owned a business together. This was like a
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and fifty episodes. Yeah, as a wedding focused.
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Pots twenty years.
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For forty five thousand years. I'm proud of that. Meantime,
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I don't regret a single episode, and I'm so thankful
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to all of the amazing weddings, divorces, terrible and good
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movies that we listen to or watched and Reddit stories like,
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I am so forever grateful for it. Yeah, But I
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but I am I turned forty this year.
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We can kick that out, Nick, cut that out.
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I turned this year. Fuck folk, And I just think
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Nothing against weddings. Please invite me to yours, because I
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love being a guest at a wedding.
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of being invited to weddings like that, and.
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you know, friends of Every Life podcast. We drained that. Yeah,
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for keeping us going, Nick.
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Yeah, Nick's our guys. Nick, It's still in. But it's
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really our dogs that sad us down. And they were like, listen, guys,
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you guys are really tired of you just working.
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I'm gonna really need you to like do something creative.
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been feeling real hopeless and real rough. And I felt
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like we kept that very under wraps, but it's been
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feeling pretty rough out there. And I think that both
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ago and we were just like, man, I need something
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to live for beyond just making a paycheck and you know,
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new and building instead of just waiting for everything to
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get torn down.
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as to white women, Like I mean it's not the
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best privileged place, but like we're definitely safer, very privileged
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than a lot of people. We also live in a
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very blue state at the moment, you know, so we're
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Community for like the next four years at least. That's
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Every time I fart. It's going to be every orifice.
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at least not write at first, but a lot.
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live podcast or like a meetup of listeners and just
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hang outs, whatever it might be. We want to have
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COVID we've lost a lot of that, especially for Mallory
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famous comedians who just to do a podcast to make
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some money. Yeah, we're not famous people that are making
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the most out of podcasts and getting that bank. Okay,
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maybe listening, and so we're we're going to talk about
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it depending on how our listenership goes. And yeah, if
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you want to talk to us too, please, No, we're
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just human beings. So I would love yes, interact like yeah,
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we love it. So anyways, that's our idea.
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do we skim over this too much. The idea is
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Let's Get drunk and dot dot dot, which you are
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seeing right now if you are, Yeah, if you're downloading
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and listening to this, you know you're seeing it. Same people,
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same idea. It's still Corey us and every week we
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get to explore with drinking and doing or talking or seeing.
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the original idea, which is the drinking. Drinking now.
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as we drink.
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wet for me. I don't know.
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my drinking has gone up above where, you know, back
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I had been doing great last year.
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when is this over? And I like immediately like did
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it wrong, and like had the wrong date so that
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it was like like almost a year shorter. And I'm
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like this like this, and then I fixed it and
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it's like, no.
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Should we just an idea, sell everything we own and
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go on that cruise. Yeah, it's probably too late. It's
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already out. It's already out. We can eat it.
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cruiseg boat to the ship. Oh god, what are we drinking?
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Oh yeah? And it's a Colorado local distillery. Today.
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Before this we had Colorado Local illegal Pizza margarita.
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Yes, happy hour margarita. Is it illegal pize? Seven dollars?
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A freaking margarita, y'all?
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Colorado, Denver, Denver, Colorado.
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You guys got to know about Colorado, Denver? Ye is
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that illegal Pizza has the strongest margaritas around? Okay? For
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seven dollars, they don't. They don't fuck around with these
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margaritas and happy hour margaritas aren't weaker, Yeah, they're just cheaper.
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They're just so highly recommend an illegal pizza.
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Happy hour, so if you can get to illegal pets
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between three or five. They're not sponsoring this.
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just as they have great nachos.
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If you want to join us on this high caloric,
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cheesy adventure. I mean we did. It was delicious.
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a calorie consciousness of just like like just a food
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It's like what makes me feel better, protein.
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noodles sometimes.
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then that can help me build a idea of how
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A good job you. Yeah, first of all, that's actually
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a great ideatually not bad, but I would love to
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spend an hour shitting on diet culture. I'm here for it,
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love it. Yeah, let's add that to our list. Yes,
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I guess have a list, an idea, Room works and
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It's a checklist so I can check them out.
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different subjects or you know, we can try new things
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don't know, whatever it might be. We want your ideas.
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And guests are not canceled. We are still open to
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having guests. We've talked about it. It's hard for us
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to schedule with people. We don't have a producer. Again,
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we just we just some peeps over here. But we
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still would love to have people on and we'll bring
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on guests and do all sorts of different things. But
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the point of this podcast us is that we're having
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a drink and yeah, being together. But that's lame. You
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can't say that we're having a drink and being together
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with you community. And apparently we're just going to monster
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voice the whole.
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You love it?
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Yeah, you love it?
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Listener. You a little PERV, little perf and then we'll
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do all of the what was that, the the old talk, the.
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NPR voice, Oh yeah, clicking on glasses this class, Oh
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you love it. Jen has nice fingernails and I I
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do not hear tell which one is which.
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We Yeah, anyways, obviously we didn't have a theme today.
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We really can't set you up on the trail of
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what's going to happen next to your brain? Yeah, trampolinos.
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So thanks guys. We look forward to getting some podcasts
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your way, and we always appreciate the support and the
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care and maybe one day we'll get one or two
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of you guys to actually send us a message on Instagram.
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Yeah, but it ain't about that.
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But it ain't about that. Just know, we know you're
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out there. We can see that you listen. Yeah, I've
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got that's what matters.
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I've got a graph right in front, amazing what you're doing.
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You'll have cameras on your desktops as we speak. I'm kidding. Anyways,
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thanks guys, you're the best. We really appreciate your listening
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and we're really excited to get this creative endeavor up
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and running. Yeah, we're glad to be We've missed you,
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and we hope you missed us as much as we
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missed you. It's going to be a fun journey.
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Get excited or doubt, it's up to you. We're going
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through a lot. I don't know, want to put that
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on your blade.
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going through because we're going to get drunk and talk.
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About on the podcast. Yeah, and talk about bro B. Yeah.
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We're gonna have to work on that intro. Okay, bye,
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hey bye.
