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Speaker 1: Hey, what's up, guys, Happy Sunday. Let's sample some stuff here.

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Speaker 1: It's highlights from some of the podcasts that come out

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Speaker 1: from a lot of us here on the Bobby Bone

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Speaker 1: Show that maybe you want to check out Movie Mike's

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Speaker 1: Movie podcast. Mike and his wife react to the Oscars

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Speaker 1: On Get Real with Caroline Hobby. She sat down with

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Speaker 1: actress Shaney Grimes Beach, who played Annie on the reboot

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Speaker 1: of nine O two one Ohero. On the Bobby Cast,

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Speaker 1: I talked with Abby Anderson and this is just a

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Speaker 1: great one even if you don't know Abby and Abby,

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Speaker 1: not Abby Lee Anderson from our show, but Abby Anderson

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Speaker 1: the artist and how she almost quit music Stevie Nicks

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Speaker 1: we talk about it. Just a great conversation. I think

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Speaker 1: if you'll listen to this, even this clip, you'll love Abby.

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Speaker 1: Maybe go subscribe to any of these podcasts that you like.

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Speaker 1: Here is the Sunday sampler. My perception of you is

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Speaker 1: that you are very free.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: I think at times we can seem fearless, but it

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Speaker 1: doesn't mean we actually are.

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Speaker 3: No, I'm still scared. I think a lot of times.

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Speaker 3: I think for a while I was like even scared

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Speaker 3: of I don't mean this in a cocky way. I

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Speaker 3: think I was scared of how powerful I know I am,

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Speaker 3: because because then I'm calling the shots and then everything's

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Speaker 3: on me, and.

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Speaker 4: Then if you failed, then then if you fail, then

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Speaker 4: it's your fault.

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Speaker 5: And I can't blame anybody.

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Speaker 3: It's not any label president's fault, it's not the A

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Speaker 3: and r's fault, it's not the pretty It's me.

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Speaker 4: Did you so you were with a label for a while.

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Speaker 4: I was with the same label for a while. Yeah.

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Speaker 1: And when you went independent and you left the label,

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Speaker 1: was there a fear that you couldn't be successful without

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Speaker 4: Or was there more of a fear? Yeah, really, no

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Speaker 3: I think what it was was I was just so

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Speaker 3: excited to throw paint at the wall, and I think

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Speaker 3: what I made next. I was back in twenty twenty one,

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Speaker 3: that is when I emailed you and I was like, hey,

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Speaker 3: listen to this please, cause I was Yeah, I was

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Speaker 3: scared because I was like, dang, this is I feel

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Speaker 3: like I'm seventeen again, moving to town, like truly creating

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Speaker 3: the stuff I believed in that I freaking loved and

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Speaker 3: that was fun. And I was like Okay, I don't

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Speaker 3: really care what this does.

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Speaker 5: That was the first.

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Speaker 3: Time in a long time that I felt like, I'm

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Speaker 3: creating music I love, I don't care what it does.

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Speaker 3: Hopefully people like it. Like I wouldn't be an artist

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Speaker 3: if I made music just for me. Of Course I

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Speaker 3: want people to hear. Of course I want people to

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Speaker 3: enjoy it. And it's still I write it cause I

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Speaker 3: have to. And that was the first time in a

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Speaker 3: minute where I was like, I don't care if people

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Speaker 3: like this, and luckily they did, and I'd like to

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Speaker 3: think I'm getting better and.

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Speaker 5: Better and better at that.

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Speaker 4: What do you mean they liked it? Just data just streams.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, just like my fans like that.

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Speaker 3: I've never had that reaction from my people before. And

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Speaker 3: they weren't concerned about the sound per se. I think

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Speaker 3: they could just see the light in me and the

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Speaker 3: fire in me and the passion behind it. Like it's

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Speaker 3: so much more fun promoting a song that you can

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Speaker 3: you believe it, Oh my gosh, Like I didn't know

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Speaker 3: what that felt like. Yeah, it's like, damn, I've been

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Speaker 3: fake as hell this time, so I'm like, if I

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Speaker 3: can be that good promoting something with a fake smile.

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Speaker 3: Imagine how much more fun it is gonna be when

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Speaker 3: it's real.

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Speaker 1: So when you're putting out this record, we're talking about now,

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Speaker 1: this this body of music, and you put it out

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Speaker 1: and it does in your mind it makes you feel good.

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Speaker 4: You're fulfilled by the reaction that I got.

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Speaker 1: So does it make you enjoy now being with a

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Speaker 1: label that would give you a bit of your own autonomy?

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Speaker 1: Or it's like, aren't you signed? Now it's somebody a

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Speaker 1: different virgin, So it's a it's a legit, legit label.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, And that's what I was.

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Speaker 1: My point was, now, do you have a bit more

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Speaker 1: of understanding of what you want and you'll actually ask

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Speaker 4: You will do this for sure.

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Speaker 5: And I think I think I needed that moment.

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Speaker 3: After the first label deal, to be truly, truly independent,

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Speaker 5: In that way. And now I don't think any.

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Speaker 3: Label would come to me and assume that any any

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Speaker 3: differently that I wouldn't present the music I loved, Like now, you.

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Speaker 5: Couldn't tell me, you couldn't tell me what to say, and.

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Speaker 1: You wouldn't have been able to tell you then when

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Speaker 1: you left your first label, that hey, this is actually

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Speaker 1: going to be for the great, not just for the good,

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Speaker 1: but for the great, because you almost needed that break

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Speaker 1: to understand why you were breaking, Yeah, to understand that's

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Speaker 3: I needed a break to understand why I was so miserable,

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Speaker 3: and that sucked.

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Speaker 1: And you probably were a bit even more miserable for

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Speaker 1: a minute, like the misery.

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Speaker 3: Oh, Bobby, I got so depressed after I left, And

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Speaker 3: that's an interesting question. I wonder why, because I got

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Speaker 3: what I wanted. I wanted to be free, and then

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Speaker 3: once I was free, I almost quit.

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Speaker 5: I almost quit.

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Speaker 4: Why not? Why didn't you quit?

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Speaker 1: Like what what was the little pep talk you had

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Speaker 3: Oh, I'm terrible at pep talks with myself. I will

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Speaker 3: like crap on myself. It's like that was I think

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Speaker 3: that was God? There was that like God isn't God's

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Speaker 3: just that gut tug that was like you're not done yet.

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Speaker 3: And every time I've taken that to God and was

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Speaker 3: just like, I don't know that this is my path anymore.

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Speaker 5: I don't know that this is for.

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Speaker 3: Me if it If it is, can you.

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Speaker 5: Let me know if I need to keep going? Can

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Speaker 5: you let me know instantly.

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Speaker 3: It'll just be like it was just this rush of

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Speaker 2: Going, good level.

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Speaker 4: Cats up, little food for yourself.

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Speaker 6: Oh it's pretty bad. Hey, it's pretty beautiful that for

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Speaker 6: a little more, said he you're kicking it with full

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Speaker 6: with Amy Brown.

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Speaker 7: Hey, it's Amy Brown from Four Things with Amy Brown.

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Speaker 7: And here's what we talked about this week on my podcast.

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Speaker 7: You're someone that I'm sure as an athlete, did the

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Speaker 7: ice bath things. You and your brother rigged some yetti

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Speaker 7: cooler situation to where you all have a cold plunge

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Speaker 7: and then I have a pool in my backyard and

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Speaker 7: that's how I've been cold plunging because it's winter, sometimes

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Speaker 7: early early in the morning before I go to work,

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Speaker 7: and it feels so good. But cryot therapy always felt good,

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Speaker 7: Like I could go into the cryotherapy box feeling one way,

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Speaker 7: and three minutes later emerge and my mood has shifted,

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Speaker 7: you know, indorphins or flowing. Have you seen legally blonde?

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Speaker 7: You know where Shuck's about exercising as doorphins and endorphins

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Speaker 7: made people happy, and happy people don't kill their husbands.

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Speaker 4: Such a good movie.

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Speaker 7: That's me, Like, I will emerge from there.

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Speaker 5: I'm not gonna, you know, hurt anybody.

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Speaker 7: So now I feel that way about Cold Plunch, like

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Speaker 7: I can't wait to go get in the water and

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Speaker 7: emerge and just feel so amazing. And it's weird how

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Speaker 7: it gives you energy. But at the same time I

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Speaker 7: could still do it at night and then sleep.

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Speaker 8: Well, yeah, I've used it that way in a big way.

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Speaker 9: I found.

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Speaker 8: You know, a lot of people like the technique of,

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Speaker 8: for one example, reading or journaling, writing if their mind

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Speaker 8: to like almost cut me off, to distract me, to

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Speaker 8: enter into something else, and cold Plunch was that in

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Speaker 8: a big way for me, almost too immediate, step into

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Speaker 8: felt that directly, and I feel a big reason obviously

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Speaker 8: in a cryo situation, cryos got great benefits. I'm just

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Speaker 8: saying I think there's something human about having something tangible, visceral.

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Speaker 8: At least you can get in the weeds, and there

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Speaker 8: out into your body. It's delivering lots of nutrients all

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Speaker 8: being taken care of. Oxygen is being delivered so that

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Speaker 8: your body from every little thing, your pinky toe, that

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Speaker 8: it stays live. And so when you get into something cold,

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Speaker 8: certain organs. So your blood's going to leave your limbs

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Speaker 8: towards your vital organs, and it's going to protect your

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Speaker 9: Everybody? I am lunchbox.

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Speaker 12: I know the most about sports, so I'll give you

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Speaker 4: Y'all had his sisson. I'm from the North. I'm in

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Speaker 9: So how did the move go?

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Speaker 4: I'm trying to I want to make it exciting and

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Speaker 9: So I need to know was it that bad?

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Speaker 4: Nine thousand, nine hundred square feet?

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Speaker 9: How long were the movers there? Thirty minutes?

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Speaker 4: They started at eight forty five and they finished at

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Speaker 9: No, hold on, hold up, They did not take nine

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Speaker 9: I can't I don't understand how.

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Speaker 4: And they had an elevator to the fourth floor. We

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Speaker 4: They didn't even do one stairwell. Huh, Peloton couches. Do

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Speaker 4: The workers were laughing. We took up the entire apartment complex.

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Speaker 4: Parking lot management was saying, hey, are you the one

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Speaker 12: So did the CARES team say goodbye to you guys?

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Speaker 12: Oh wait, that doesn't exist anymore. Cares team. It's now

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Speaker 12: who Cares team? What I'm saying, And it's a whole

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Speaker 4: It just coincidence.

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Speaker 9: So Justin is living under a new regime.

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Speaker 4: New regime. And as I'm carrying picture frame Marilyn Monroe

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Speaker 4: I'm going past the new management team. So I went

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Speaker 9: How many times they say hi?

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Speaker 4: Never? And they had to be thinking, where's everybody going?

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Speaker 9: They're like, wait, we buy it? And the pin House

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Speaker 4: And it was the first or thirty first, so it

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Speaker 9: Fleeing Max Max exodus.

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Speaker 4: I was trying to think of an analogy, but all

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Speaker 9: Oh I know what you're going. Yeah, let's not go.

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Speaker 4: There, coach. People were leaving like crazy Ray, like LA

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Speaker 12: That's what it was like. A department So is just

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Speaker 4: Uh, Now he's got a good spot. He's in a

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Speaker 4: We had the Walmart which wasn't nice. That's kind of terrible.

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Speaker 4: That ruins the view aesthetic, right. What I will say

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Speaker 9: When you ever got you guys got shot got.

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Speaker 4: Shot at, Yes, and so that created the Cares team,

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Speaker 4: and then we had our deal coach. But anyways, we

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Speaker 9: Interesting. So have you spent the night in your new

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Speaker 4: Bayser slept alone the first night. I already heard it

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Speaker 4: trailblazer died. No, dude, and it's parking related. I had

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Speaker 9: So you just need a new battery.

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Speaker 4: Well, then I called Triple A, phone's dead. Justin comes.

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Speaker 9: And what did her mom say?

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Speaker 4: She said that I didn't like that. What do you

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Speaker 4: next day. At one am, was I supposed to drive home?

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Speaker 4: I'm seeing ghosts already. I was worse than a drunk driver. Dude,

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Speaker 4: I'd been awake for twenty four straight hours. I told her,

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Speaker 4: Yeah, but it's weird. There's bigger issues. I lot yesterday,

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Speaker 4: But anytime I go less than five miles an hour alternator.

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Speaker 9: Oh no, but.

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Speaker 4: That was the start. But yeah, then then the move.

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Speaker 9: But your your mother in law does realize there's gonna

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Speaker 4: But it was the first night, coach.

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Speaker 6: Either.

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Speaker 4: It's like your wedding, So did you do That's true?

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Speaker 4: You're not there.

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Speaker 9: You're supposed to carrier through the pick up and carry

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Speaker 4: Honey, do you care if I go out with the

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Speaker 9: So you're telling me the first night in your new house.

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Speaker 9: You guys didn't christian it? No christ in it? Whatever

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Speaker 4: We ain't got blinds right now either.

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Speaker 9: It's even better, man, the neighbor's gonna be like.

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Speaker 12: Hell yeah, because I remember when I bought my first house,

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Speaker 4: Dude, I posted those sore losers when Justin when he

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Speaker 4: first moved into his apartment, he's watching Ohio State in

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Speaker 9: So I'm talking about this.

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Speaker 12: Nobody sees those moments the dods. We moved in brand new,

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Speaker 4: in camp chairs for a month. But you just see

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Speaker 4: the good stuff.

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Speaker 12: You see the good stuff, but you see the instagram

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Speaker 12: worthy stuff here. You don't see the pain, the suffering,

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Speaker 12: the oh my god, where's the delivery truck? I ordered

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Speaker 12: that couch a month ago. Geez, okay, when is that

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Speaker 12: new TV coming? You don't see the bad things all

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Speaker 12: you see is the good, and that's all people want

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Speaker 12: to see, is the good.

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Speaker 4: The funny part right now is if people drive by

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Speaker 4: our crib. We got two aggres. It's tough to see in,

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Speaker 4: but there's blankets in the windows. It's great, Dude, it

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Speaker 4: looks like a flophouse. Hey, through the dude, toepouts, and

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Speaker 4: it looks like drug dealers moved in.

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Speaker 9: Its like a throwouse. You can't let any sunlight in.

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Speaker 9: You're trying to keep everybody on the outside.

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Speaker 4: I told Beazer, I said, hey, I know it's a

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Speaker 4: shield nasted here, so we can use the restroom because

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Speaker 4: the bathroom's missing a door. It's like a barn door

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Speaker 4: and a home boy. And so I go, hey, I

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Speaker 4: know it looks good from here. What I said from

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Speaker 4: the road, it looks like people are doing that.

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Speaker 15: Hey, it's Mike d and this week I'll move in

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Speaker 15: Mike's movie podcast, my wife Kelsey and I went through

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Speaker 15: all the OSCAR nominations. We talked snubs, we talked surprises,

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Speaker 15: and I gave my predictions on who is going to win.

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Speaker 15: And as we went along, we reviewed a lot of

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Speaker 15: the movies up for awards. So if you need some recommendations.

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Speaker 15: Be sure to check out this full episode. But here's

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Speaker 15: just a little bit of movie Mike's movie podcast Kelsey

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Speaker 15: Who's nominated first for Best Picture?

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Speaker 10: All Right, we have American Fiction, Anatomy of a Fall, Barbie,

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Speaker 10: The Holdovers, Killers of the Flower Moon, Maestro Oppenheimer, Past Lives,

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Speaker 10: Poor Things, and The Zone Event.

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Speaker 15: As far as surprises, I feel like everything here is

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Speaker 15: pretty typical. My only real surprise is that Air wasn't nominated.

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Speaker 15: And it's hard for a movie that comes out early

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Speaker 15: in the year to be considered once the award nominations

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Speaker 15: come out.

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Speaker 10: That was twenty twenty three.

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Speaker 15: It was I am just surprised that that one wasn't nominated.

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Speaker 15: You have Ben Affleck, you have Matt Damon, you have

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Speaker 15: so many people involved in that movie. But man, I

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Speaker 15: feel like that was one that was left off the list.

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Speaker 15: I don't think it's a full on snub. I just

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Speaker 15: thought maybe it would land in the category. Well, getting

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Speaker 15: to some snubs here, iron Claw.

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Speaker 10: I really thought that was gonna get a nom That

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Speaker 10: movie was fantastic.

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Speaker 15: And the thing about the Oscars in this class of movies,

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Speaker 15: I love the Oscar, you know, I.

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Speaker 9: Love the Oscars you love the Oscars.

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Speaker 15: Every single year I watch it and I'm so dial

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Speaker 15: boat type and my bow tie hoodie, and I get

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Speaker 15: so excited about it because there are always movies that

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Speaker 15: just change me and get nominated for Oscars, and it's

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Speaker 15: hard for me to pick the one that I love

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Speaker 15: the most. It's the hardest thing I have to do

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Speaker 15: every single year. And this time there's not a sad

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Speaker 15: movie that I love. Those are the types of movies

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Speaker 15: that really speak to me, that stay with me. Last

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Speaker 15: year it was The Whale. There's always that one that

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Speaker 15: just hits an emotional level with me that I'm like,

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Speaker 15: all right, like I want that.

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Speaker 4: One to win.

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Speaker 15: I have no real emotional investment in any of the

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Speaker 15: movies nominated for Best Picture. The movie that moved me

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Speaker 15: this year that I continue to think about was The

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Speaker 15: Iron Claw, and I can't believe that it's not even nominated,

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Speaker 15: And I guess it's because of the politics and who

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Speaker 15: votes in these some other snubs. Obviously, my favorite movie

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Speaker 15: of last year Godzilla minus One. I thought that would

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Speaker 15: maybe had a slight chance. It had that Oscar level

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Speaker 15: feel to me, but I guess because it's Godzilla, and

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Speaker 15: there are like over thirty five Godzilla movies. Maybe it's

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Speaker 15: not his novel, which is always what the Oscar nominees

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Speaker 15: tend to be movies that represent the year but also

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Speaker 15: do something different. And that is why I like this

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Speaker 15: category every single year, because I feel like it's a

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Speaker 15: time capsule representing a period of time. But Man, I

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Speaker 15: thought that one could have been nominated. Also The Killer,

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Speaker 15: and also Saltburn.

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Speaker 10: I thought this pointed about that one.

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Speaker 15: I just feel like that movie had an impact, A

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Speaker 15: lot of people talked about it, it came out at

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Speaker 15: the right time. I feel like if they were going

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Speaker 15: for a movie to kind of be that X factor,

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Speaker 15: it would have been Sulburn. So what I think the

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Speaker 15: winner here easily is Oppenheimer, which as we go through

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Speaker 15: all of this list, I think it's good to clean

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Speaker 15: House that had the most nominations with thirteen, and it's

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Speaker 15: the only one on this list I can really see

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Speaker 15: that also has the critical acclaim, the financial success and

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Speaker 15: it's only challenging that department would be Barbie, which I

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Speaker 15: think honestly probably deserves it more than Oppenheimer. But if

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Speaker 15: I'm looking at who I think is gonna win, I

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Speaker 15: just think Oppenheimer is good, a clean house.

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Speaker 10: I would love for American Fiction to win.

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Speaker 15: That's a great movie if you haven't seen that one.

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Speaker 15: It's a story about a guy who isn't having much

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Speaker 15: success as a writer. He's a black author, hasn't really

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Speaker 15: published anything in a while, so he decides to give

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Speaker 15: his publisher something so absurd and out of pocket, and

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Speaker 15: then they end up loving it, and he has to

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Speaker 15: commit to creating this whole entire alias a great movie.

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Speaker 4: Last of Comedy, Heartfelt.

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Speaker 15: I would love for that one to win, but I

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Speaker 15: don't think it has the caliber compared to the rest

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Speaker 15: of the movies here. I don't think Killers of the

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Speaker 15: Flower Moon will win. But yeah, I'm going with Oppenheimer.

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Speaker 4: Here. What do we got next?

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Speaker 10: We have Best Actor, got Bradley Cooper for Maestro, Coleman

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Speaker 10: Domingo for Rustin, Paul Giamanti for The Holdovers Killian Murphy

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Speaker 10: for Oppenheimer, and Jeffrey Wright for American Fiction.

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Speaker 9: The only surprise.

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Speaker 15: Here I see is that Leonardo DiCaprio was not nominated for.

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Speaker 9: Killers of the Flower Moon.

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Speaker 15: I don't think it's a snub because while he was

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Speaker 15: good in that movie, and he's really the only actor

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Speaker 15: I could see portraying that character not really his best role.

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Speaker 15: It wasn't anything at a pocket for Leonardo DiCaprio. He

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Speaker 15: was just being his best self. But I don't always

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Speaker 15: think that that warrants a Best Actor nomination. I was

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Speaker 15: just surprised, but I don't think it's a snub. The

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Speaker 15: snub here is Zach Effron for him to get nominated

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Speaker 15: for The Iron Claw after what an amazing performance for

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Speaker 15: an actor who I didn't think he had that type

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Speaker 15: of caliber of acting in him.

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Speaker 10: It was, honestly, I think, the best role. Because he

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Speaker 10: has perfected the bro comedy. He's perfected being the good

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Speaker 10: looking one on screen. But this was such a departure,

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Speaker 10: and it was such a good dramatic role, and he

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Speaker 10: played it so well, and that ending scene and like

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Speaker 10: the one line that we all know made everyone cry.

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Speaker 10: I mean that was emotion. That was raw talent in

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Speaker 10: a role. And I've been a Zach Effron's stand since

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Speaker 10: the high school musical days.

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Speaker 15: And aside from the acting level that he reached in

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Speaker 15: that movie, also the physical say, the physical transformation as

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Speaker 15: well the amount of time that he spent on his body.

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Speaker 15: And then some people may like, oh, he was on steroids.

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Speaker 15: I don't think he was, so I think a type

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Speaker 15: of achievement with that should also be recognized, the toll

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Speaker 15: that actors put their bodies through. If somebody loses a

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Speaker 15: bunch of weight for a role, they get an easy nomination.

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Speaker 15: If they gain a lot of way, they get an

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Speaker 15: easy nomination. But for some reason, putting on muscle and

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Speaker 15: doing something so physical doesn't warrant that same respect.

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Speaker 9: I don't understand.

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Speaker 15: How he was not nominated. I also feel like Barry

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Speaker 15: Keegan could have been nominated here too. He's really great

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Speaker 15: in that movie. Like without him, I don't think that

593
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Speaker 15: movie would have really hit as well as it did.

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Speaker 15: So I feel like that's a little bit of a

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Speaker 15: snub just because he's really on the rise here.

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Speaker 10: I mean, how many people have walked around their house

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Speaker 10: singing Murder on the dance floor.

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Speaker 15: And that's what a movie does, That's what a performance does.

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Speaker 15: Makes people talk like that would really represent twenty twenty

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Speaker 15: three for me. If that had a nomination, I would

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Speaker 15: look back like, oh yeah, Saltburry came out that year.

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Speaker 9: It's not represented here.

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Speaker 4: The winner, though, is Kelly and Murphy.

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Speaker 15: I think easily he had the best performance out of

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Speaker 15: all the actors on this list. So if I were

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Speaker 15: a betting man, which I'm not, I would parlay these

607
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Speaker 15: three Best Actor, Best Director, and Best Picture all going

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Speaker 15: to Oppenheimer.

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Speaker 14: At Caroline, she's a queen and talking song.

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Speaker 4: She's getting really not.

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Speaker 9: Afraid to fail as episode, so just.

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Speaker 14: Let it flow.

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Speaker 6: No one can do.

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Speaker 5: We quiet have a car line.

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Speaker 9: It's sound of Caroline.

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Speaker 16: Hey, y'all, it's Caroline Hobby from Get Real with Caroline Hobby.

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Speaker 16: And here is a clip from this week's episode. Okay,

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Speaker 16: I'm so excited to be back with a bonus episode

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Speaker 16: called Caroline. I have Shinae Grimes Beach. She was on

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Speaker 16: nine or two, another revamp. She had the most incredible story.

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Speaker 16: If y'all tuned in Monday, if you haven't heard it yet,

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Speaker 16: come back and hear it. Like Hollywood at its height,

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Speaker 16: you were in the midst of it. You're a mom,

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Speaker 16: you are a content creator. You have lived a million

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Speaker 16: lives doing all the things that so many of us

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Speaker 16: dream of, and just to hear the breakdown of your

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Speaker 16: life was so incredible in Monday's episode. Thank you so much,

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Speaker 16: thank you, and thank you for joining us for a

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Speaker 16: bonus episode of Call Caroline where fans call in and

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Speaker 16: ask your burning questions. So let's see what we.

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Speaker 9: Got, Patiana. I'm a big fan.

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Speaker 17: I used to watch nine oh two one oh all

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Speaker 17: the time, and you were honestly my favorite character. So

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Speaker 17: this is cool.

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Speaker 14: But I was.

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Speaker 17: Wondering if they ever decided to do a reboot of

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Speaker 17: nine O two one oh with your cast, would you

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Speaker 17: do it?

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Speaker 5: Thank you?

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Speaker 13: Oh my goodness. You know, I think it would depend

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Speaker 13: on the commitment level, like how much time? Because I

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Speaker 13: was actually having this conversation with Jana Kramer the other day.

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Speaker 13: I'm in a season right now where if an audition

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Speaker 13: or a job comes in I immediately go how long

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Speaker 13: does it film? Where does it film? You know, I'm like,

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Speaker 13: the logistically, is this going to work for my family

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Speaker 13: because we go everywhere together. If I go and film

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Speaker 13: a homewreck movie, the kids, the dog, my husband, they

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Speaker 13: all come with me. Yeah, we don't do time a

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Speaker 13: part like that. So if it was a short term

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Speaker 13: thing where it was like a movie, you know, or

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Speaker 13: a three part thing, a three episode you know, little

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Speaker 13: mini thing that one hundred percent, I would do it.

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Speaker 13: If it was, you know, shooting for nine ten months

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Speaker 13: I would probably just pop in for a little cameo

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Speaker 13: or whatever. But I would love love to act with

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Speaker 13: those people again because we just know each other so well.

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Speaker 13: We know those characters so well. We had such an

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Speaker 13: amazing dynamic, even when we were bickering and fighting behind

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Speaker 13: the scenes. You know, Annalyn and I had such a

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Speaker 13: terrible relationship for years behind the scenes, but she was

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Speaker 13: always my favorite scene part or because our chemistry was

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Speaker 13: so good.

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Speaker 4: It's not like not liking each other in real life.

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Speaker 13: We just literally would like they call action and we're

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Speaker 13: like best friends and crying on each other's shoulders and laughing,

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Speaker 13: and and then they call cut and we're like by

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Speaker 13: and like walk away.

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Speaker 4: You know.

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Speaker 13: But I had so much fun acting with all those people,

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Speaker 13: like Tristan Wilde's you know, was who played my brother

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Speaker 13: on the show, who played Dixon. I love that kid

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Speaker 13: so much. We had such a brotherly sisterly relationship. It

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Speaker 13: would just be like such a hit of joy and

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Speaker 13: serotonin to be able to act with those people again.

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Speaker 13: But I doubt that day will ever come. I feel

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Speaker 13: like they've read made nine two and zero enough times

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Speaker 13: now I feel like that that door is closed for good.

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Speaker 13: But I would totally be down if it was short term.

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Speaker 16: Isn't it crazy though, because we did talk about in

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Speaker 16: the episode earlier, how you know, all you'd ever wanted

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Speaker 16: was to like have this success in this career and

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Speaker 16: then it happened and then But like, isn't it funny though,

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Speaker 16: how success success changes? Because I just heard you speak

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Speaker 16: a very strong boundary that it's like, you're not willing

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Speaker 16: to give up your family life for a success of

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Speaker 16: a TV show. Yeah, Like you're not willing to do that?

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Speaker 4: No, And like how crazy.

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Speaker 5: That that is? Like your meter?

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Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, I have very strong boundaries even with the

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Speaker 13: content itself, Like nine O two and zero I think

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Speaker 13: was kind of at the tail end of things being

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Speaker 13: a little more PG and family friendly on television. I

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Speaker 13: think a lot of networks have you know, since Girls,

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Speaker 13: Really I think that kind of broke a boundary for everybody,

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Speaker 13: and everybody ran with it, and so now TV is

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Speaker 13: like far racier than it ever was when I was

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Speaker 13: on TV. And even that, like that's a personal boundary

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Speaker 13: that I have that I actually thought when pem Badgley

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Speaker 13: came out. Do you remember that he was on what's

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Speaker 13: the show you?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 5: You right?

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Speaker 13: His new show and after a stalker or something, Yes,

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Speaker 13: And after a year or two of the show, he

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Speaker 13: drew a line in the sand and said, I'm not

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Speaker 13: going to do sex scenes anymore out of respect for

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Speaker 13: my wife. And people praised him, they commended him. Everybody

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Speaker 13: thought it was amazing and I was like, it is

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Speaker 13: high five pen Badgeley. But also women have been doing that,

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Speaker 13: trying to draw the line in the sand for a

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Speaker 13: long time, and it comes on our breakdowns. Don't even

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Speaker 13: audition if you're not comfortable with bullet points, really like

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Speaker 13: getting sex scenes, getting naked. They'll go as specific as

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Speaker 13: like not full frontal nudity, but side boob like this

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Speaker 13: that like how much of yourself are you willing to expose? Basically,

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Speaker 13: and if you're not, then don't audition because we want

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Speaker 13: somebody who is.

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Speaker 16: So so it comes down to you, like you could

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Speaker 16: be the absolute best person for that role and knock

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Speaker 16: it out of the park. But if you won't get naked,

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Speaker 16: don't even try. Yes, so you have to be willing

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Speaker 16: to get naked as an actress these days.

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Speaker 13: Not for everything, but for some jobs, which is unfortunate

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Speaker 13: because those are jobs that a lot of us would

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Speaker 13: love to have the opportunity to do, you know, barring

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Speaker 13: those things. But it's a big topic and it's not

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Speaker 13: one that has ever ever been talked about from what

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Speaker 13: I've seen anyway in the media.

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Speaker 4: Until a man did.

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Speaker 13: It, it was like natural, just like Ryan Gosling, God

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Speaker 13: bless him getting nominated for an Oscar, but Greta Gerwig

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Speaker 13: and Marco Rabbie getting you know, overlooked. I just think

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Speaker 13: it's it's pretty laughable. But yeah, there are definitely boundaries

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Speaker 13: that I have that hold me back from being available to.

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Speaker 16: Marco not get nominated for actress for an Oscar.

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Speaker 13: No, and Greta Gerwig didn't get director.

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Speaker 5: But ken Ken is anyone.

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Speaker 9: I stay out of the media, I really do.

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Speaker 16: I stay out of everything. Gives massive anxiety unless I'm

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Speaker 16: like researching someone.

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Speaker 4: I don't want to know what's happening out there is

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Speaker 4: too much.

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Speaker 16: But and he went, but I did hear he won

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Speaker 16: Best Song the kids song woe really song? Okay, like

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Speaker 16: the Barbie song by uh.

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Speaker 10: Uh what's her name?

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Speaker 16: Yeah, but oh my god.

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Speaker 13: He spoke out about it, thankfully, and was like, this

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Speaker 13: is crazy, you.

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Speaker 9: Know, Oh yeah, I know, it is so crazy.

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Speaker 16: Actually, I've never really thought about that before, that you

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Speaker 16: have to be willing to get naked and get have

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Speaker 16: sex scenes and.

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Speaker 13: Like you just kind of have to nowadays, I mean

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Speaker 13: because it has changed. Television's change, Like you can't say

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Speaker 13: no no, and you could like to know, like those

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Speaker 13: things didn't happen, like you ellude, you know you like

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Speaker 13: kiss and then you wake up and there's a sheet.

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Speaker 4: Over you, you know what I mean.

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Speaker 13: It's like, Okay, we get the picture, Like we don't

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Speaker 13: actually need to see the picture, Like we get it.

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Speaker 16: People need to see the picture now it's gotten to

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Speaker 16: be sensitized.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, it's very different, very different. So yeah, personal boundaries

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Speaker 13: for sure of Like is this going to be conducive

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Speaker 13: to keeping the health and happiness of my family or not?

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Speaker 16: Good for you?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, good for you?

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Speaker 16: Yeah, thank you, Thank you so much for doing this

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Speaker 16: episode of Call Caroline with me. And if you guys

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Speaker 16: have burning questions, make sure you call in and leave

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Speaker 16: them because we will be answering them.

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