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Speaker 1: All right, what do you guys think? Ahole or not

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Speaker 1: the a whole? So I have four kids ten to sixteen.

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Speaker 1: I used to love cooking, and I'm good at it

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Speaker 1: according to objective others, not just myself, but my kids

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Speaker 1: have become so picky that they are literally no meals

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Speaker 1: decided she hates metal. One kid has celia I know,

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Speaker 1: which rules out wheats, obviously not her fault, so that

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Speaker 1: a lot of things. One kid it hates chicken. We

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Speaker 1: from cooking for the family. I came home with as

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Speaker 1: sordid ingredients and instead told the kids, we will still

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Speaker 1: provide food, but it will now be their responsibility to

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Speaker 1: What do you think? It's kind of fire. It's kind

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Speaker 1: of like if you really reach a point, this is

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Speaker 2: Because that I feel like, what will happen is we'll

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Speaker 2: be like, oh, mom, no, we don't want to do it, okay,

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Speaker 2: Like we'll like try other things, and you know, I

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Speaker 2: figure out a recipe that will.

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Speaker 1: Let you cook us Yeah right, yeah, yeah. This is

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Speaker 1: like good bargaining. Yeah yeah, But it also feows like

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Speaker 2: I mean, yo, you have we have the power, we

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Speaker 1: You have the ingredients, You have the ingredients, but let's

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Speaker 1: keep you going. I was expecting a lot of protest,

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Speaker 1: but nobody said much. After about thirty minutes, they decided

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Speaker 1: One kid made a turkey and cheese sandwich, one made

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Speaker 1: peanut butter and jelly, and the one the sealac decided

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Speaker 1: to make yourself and her sister some noodle soup with

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Speaker 1: that as it comes up, But so far, I'm pleased

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Speaker 1: with the results of night one. We'll post future updates

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Speaker 1: but there is an updates. Now you don't have to

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Speaker 2: Boooo oh, it's crazy.

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Speaker 1: Four weeks later, for about two weeks, everyone lived off

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Speaker 1: four weeks. Four weeks.

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Speaker 1: four weeks later, right, right right? All of them eventually

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Speaker 1: Commander Waddle says, this is such an accidentally wholesome story. Yeah,

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Speaker 1: says love this story, and Burglar says, I is wondering

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Speaker 1: where big Protein is, but I just heard his laugh Rightley,

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Speaker 1: says best parenting ever Rainbow Bright two point zero's parenting

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Speaker 1: for the wind Net. Hellen says, sorry, yay, dad, Yeah,

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Speaker 3: My mom did this to me and my brother really okay,

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Speaker 3: story time, okay, story time. So it was like sixth grade.

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Speaker 3: My mom was like cooking like more healthy and stuff,

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Speaker 3: and they like heard it, like oh, and they were like,

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Speaker 1: But do you hate Brussels spouts to this day?

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Speaker 3: No? I love them. It took twenty six Brussels sprouts

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Speaker 2: Wow, that's very precise.

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Speaker 1: Also, Brussels sprouts with balsamic vinegar and olive oil bakes, they.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, air fried or baked Brussels sprouts insane, amazing. But

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Speaker 1: you know what's even more insane? What this next story? WHOA,

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Speaker 1: let's get a watle. John's pulling that up. Jene says

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Speaker 1: Wow, gave away the identity. Yeah, that's not cool.

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Speaker 3: Fun fact.

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Speaker 1: This came from our subreddit, Oh my slash, Oh damn Bisha.

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Speaker 1: If you want to submit your own story, go to

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Speaker 1: zero five zero eight six' five six. Seven we love

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Speaker 2: This oh, yes let us know if this is? Eup

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Speaker 2: who is outer? Senshi who says to? Preface i'm currently

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Speaker 2: twenty eight years, old AND i found out a lot

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Speaker 2: of this WHEN i was twenty four and buying my second.

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Speaker 1: Me put you can do? That is that?

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Speaker 1: WHY i don't?

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Speaker 2: Know why would you do?

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Speaker 1: Hospital this is does that check? Out this is so why?

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Speaker 1: Whacked what are they?

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Speaker 2: Like oh, wait hold, on you got your grandson's Social

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Speaker 1: Confused i'm just. Confused that sounds.

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Speaker 2: Whack when they were, done they sold it off to.

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Speaker 2: Somebody they sold off the social Security.

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Speaker 1: Yes how much they.

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Speaker 2: Get let's see that person rented an apartment using my

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Speaker 1: Old no, way so they sold they like like they

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Speaker 1: sold his. Identity what's worse is that her identity is?

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Speaker 2: i want to, know like how much you can sell

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Speaker 1: For, yeah be worth.

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Speaker 2: It we heard recently that you can rent you like

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Speaker 1: A month a, MONTH i still have to could pick

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Speaker 1: What and it is the worst reasoning ever degrading an.

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Speaker 2: Identity, SON i just took out eight credit cards and

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Speaker 2: what he? Did?

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Speaker 1: WO i mean, YEAH i think going no contact with

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Speaker 1: said when we were playing. Chess you, know neck beards

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Speaker 1: you're an automatic neck. Beard have you heard that? Guy

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Speaker 1: that chess guy that used to butt plug and? CHEAP

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Speaker 1: i did? Hear, honestly salute, hey player is gonna? Play that's?

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Speaker 1: Right Player one is, Me Lady saber sixteen at the,

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Speaker 1: Time i'm. Finish oh they're already done. Them, Nice i'm.

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Speaker 1: Finished grew up In belgium here In america on a

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Speaker 1: to the. Country you, know school going through a culture.

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Speaker 1: Shock i'm heavy in defensing though it's been my sport

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Speaker 1: for something like ten. Years and for, neckbeards this seems

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Speaker 1: to make me the katana wielding milady of their wet

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Speaker 1: dreams TO A a plus for the. Description oh good,

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Speaker 1: god hey, dude but give me a girl that could

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Speaker 1: wield a. KATANA i had neck, beard, now all. Right

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Speaker 1: player two is a, smooth cheek neck. Beard we'll call

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Speaker 1: Him sam Well. Tarley he looks like Example tarley fat

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Speaker 1: is all get, out wears cargo, shorts A bazinga shirt

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Speaker 1: Bang theory, sandals and yes there is The, fedora not The. Dora.

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Speaker 1: Wow he also smells like sweat and old spaghetti sauce

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Speaker 1: and has a really high pitched naisily voice that sounds

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Speaker 1: like a Whiny dollarike. Eggs player three Is john uh,

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Speaker 1: Oh sam Versus. JOHN i just want to, SAY i

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Speaker 1: Submitted, yeah so oh. Yeah also this is recommended By Santiago.

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Speaker 1: Venegas shout Out santiago us On. Instagram yeah that's, right

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Speaker 1: yeah you've been looking at. Those player three Is. John

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Speaker 1: he shares half of my courses and is really good at.

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Speaker 1: Chess put that pun in my. Queen let me ride

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Speaker 1: that horse right into your. Bishop let me polish that.

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Speaker 1: Bishop oh you can check my, Mate, yeah you can

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Speaker 1: mate me and check. Republic he's really good at, chess

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Speaker 1: and as a southern accident that could listen to out

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Speaker 1: darned nash damn. Die i'm keeping his description limited so

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Speaker 1: THAT i don't sound like an obsessive. Biac i'm At

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Speaker 1: samuel at chess. Club i'm pretty aware that it's a

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Speaker 1: neck beard spawn point by, now BUT i go BECAUSE

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Speaker 1: i like to play. Chess, wow there are some good

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Speaker 1: apples Like, john SO i was mostly there to talk

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Speaker 1: to him. Today, however he's running a bit late and

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Speaker 1: gets upstaged By. Samuel Oh i'm setting up the board

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Speaker 1: and the seat across from me is, Empty So samuel

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Speaker 1: asks to. Play yeah he. DID i tried to politely

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Speaker 1: turn him, down, like, hey, NO i don't want TO

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Speaker 1: i don't want to play with, you telling Him i'm

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Speaker 1: waiting for someone. Else sam replies with, WELL i don't see,

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Speaker 1: him AND i grind my teeth a little at his

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Speaker 1: whiny bitch boy boys Same samwell plops into the chair

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Speaker 1: and it introduces himself with a tip of the. FEDORA

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Speaker 1: i WISH i was, kidding but she is. Not, No

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Speaker 1: i'm not aware of the neck beard's stereotype at this.

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Speaker 1: Point OTHERWISE i probably would have lost it right then and.

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Speaker 1: THERE i play With, samuel, though rather than excuse, myself

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Speaker 1: and it quickly becomes clear that he's not familiar with

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Speaker 1: most of the special rules and. Chess he accuses me

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Speaker 1: of cheating on more than one. Occasion, first WHEN i

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Speaker 1: make an ample camp sir an old BEFORE i actually

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Speaker 1: just looked that. UP i didn't even know that was

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Speaker 1: a chess. MOVE i do not help play. Chess so,

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Speaker 1: basically when you move the pond, too you can move

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Speaker 1: upon two spaces at the, beginning but if there Is

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Speaker 1: i'm not going to. Explain ye who? Cares then WHEN

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Speaker 1: i try to castle his queen, Side oh, yeah, baby

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Speaker 1: you can cast out what queen said anytime you. Want

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Speaker 1: he also tries to castle out of. Check. Ridiculous it's profoundly.

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Speaker 1: Annoying not because of what he's. Doing i'm perfectly willing

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Speaker 1: to teach a new player the, rules but because he's

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Speaker 1: certain that he's right about. It ough. Barf he reminds

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Speaker 1: me a lot Of Michael scott from The, office just

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Speaker 1: generally throwing a fit and winding like a child when he's,

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Speaker 1: wrong except more annoying and. Cringy, wow Sam well is

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Speaker 1: trying to make a conversation with. Me i'm not really

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Speaker 1: sure what, about BECAUSE i can't stand to listen to his.

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Speaker 1: Voice he's swearing like a, SAILOR i guess trying to

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Speaker 1: sound edgy with his. Voice he just sounds like another

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Speaker 1: kid On Xbox. Live i'm able to tune out his

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Speaker 1: voice to a certain, degree But i'm not able to

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Speaker 1: tune out the. Food in the middle of our, game

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Speaker 1: he breaks out this all you can eat buffet of

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Speaker 1: pasta raviolis and god.

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Speaker 2: Knows what else is packaged up and that tup aware

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Speaker 2: he just has like a whole like pasta pasta. Buffetes,

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Speaker 2: YEAH i mean he's a big. Boy he's gotta get those.

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Speaker 2: Calories that's, RIGHT i gotta eat my. Food etiquette is

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Speaker 2: probably a little uptight compared to Most. Americans but this

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Speaker 2: was just. Obscene he's shoveling it mid, sentence chewing and

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Speaker 2: smacking with his mouth, open feeling stuff all over.

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Speaker 1: Himself oh, god the food by. Itself this is like.

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Speaker 1: Death and his face hole wasn't making things any. Better

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Speaker 1: meat sauce residue moves from spoon dark face do spinger

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Speaker 1: the chest pieces with an alarming. Speed we get closer

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Speaker 1: and closer at the end of the, game And samuel

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Speaker 1: takes longer and longer to, move even when he only

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Speaker 1: has one possible move to. Make Enter. John, finally he

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Speaker 1: sees me playing with sam well and looks a little

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Speaker 1: hurt that he's been, upstaged but he's content to just watch.

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Speaker 1: US i can Tell john is put off by the smell.

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Speaker 1: Too john AND i get into some small side conversation

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Speaker 1: And samuell is eyeing his back and. Forth samuel, asked

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Speaker 1: Is johnny your? Boyfriend? Awkward this is only gonna go

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Speaker 1: one of two. Ways, yes we are dating and you're

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Speaker 1: a third, wheel or we aren't dating and. Awkward john

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Speaker 1: AND i laughed, nervously AND i tell him no chivalry. Ensues,

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Speaker 1: ohy don't even have a. Boyfriend, WELL i haven't been

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Speaker 1: here for very. Long oh, well when you, do make

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Speaker 1: sure to watch out for those assholes and douchebags at

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Speaker 1: this school who don't know how to treat a real.

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Speaker 1: Lady for the, RECORD i was already well acquainted with

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Speaker 1: a nice guy. Mentality call it morbid, curiosity BUT i

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Speaker 1: decided to press the topic With. Samuell what do you, Mean, Samuel,

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Speaker 1: well a lot of, guys unlike. MYSELF i feel like

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Speaker 1: it's going into joker. TERRITORY a lot of guys unlike,

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Speaker 1: myself treat women like, objects but women have never Been

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Speaker 1: most women have never been treated like a woman by

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Speaker 1: a good. Guy i'm not exaggerating this quote by an.

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Speaker 1: Inch it's forever etched in my memory like a spaghetti

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Speaker 1: stain in white. Pants john is standing to the side

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Speaker 1: and slightly Behind, samuel cocking his head a, bit giving

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Speaker 1: me is this a guy for real? EYES i can

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Speaker 1: see the train coming down the, tracks SO i try

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Speaker 1: to change the. Subject but my good gentle sir cannot

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Speaker 1: neglect to impose upon milady with his. Philosophies most girls

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Speaker 1: don't realize how beautiful they, are especially without, makeup so

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Speaker 1: they degrade themselves to get attention of guys who don't

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Speaker 1: deserve them. Anyway LIKE i bet if you don't wear much,

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Speaker 1: makeup you could get a. Boyfriend and just like, that

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Speaker 1: put a smile on that. Face it's really devaulted in

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Speaker 1: the juve. It three ties later he just, says and

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Speaker 1: just like, that but he's like trying to, snap but

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Speaker 1: the greases, tooasy because the kids snap his. FINGERS i

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Speaker 1: went from cringe to rage pretty. QUICKLY i ended up

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Speaker 1: making a stupid, mistake and then the game ended in a,

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Speaker 1: stalemate which he treated like a world championed. Victory oh my,

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Speaker 1: god there's not quite enough time left to play another

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Speaker 1: game With, john but too much time to leave. EARLY

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Speaker 1: i politely decline a, greasy sweaty handshake With samuel and

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Speaker 1: stand to talk To. John, samuel sensing that he's needed

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