Speaker 1: Flex and Frooms on Kaita Flex and Frooms Podcast Edition.
Speaker 1: Today's show is going to be so delicious.
Speaker 2: You sick in me, You sick in me.
Speaker 3: I'm disgusted, and yet I have to sit next to
Speaker 3: you daily and experience this all for myself.
Speaker 1: There are themes that crop up in my life. One
Speaker 1: would say that they find me. My little FBI agent
Speaker 1: in my phone is making sure that at any given time,
Speaker 1: if I like something, it's all I'm seeing on every
Speaker 1: social media platform.
Speaker 3: It's so awful when you put those little toe picks
Speaker 3: up on Instagram makes me feel physically ill.
Speaker 2: Does it really? Yeah? WHOA? But I think that's nice.
Speaker 3: I think you're subverting the narrative that you have to
Speaker 3: always be talking about proper things. Yourys have to be
Speaker 3: making beautiful photos and videos.
Speaker 1: Never light and shade. But today we're going to talk
Speaker 1: about this movie I watched on Disney Plus. If you're
Speaker 1: not in Australia, I think you watch it on Hulu,
Speaker 1: but I don't know. It's called Fresh. It's a horror comic,
Speaker 1: which those two things. Initially, I say, no, I want
Speaker 1: horrors and I want thrillers. I don't really want to
Speaker 1: watch a comedy, but together it creates this really self aware,
Speaker 1: self referential movie. Freshes about this woman who signed herself
Speaker 1: so dissillusioned with dating that she taps out only to
Speaker 1: run into a really charming guy in the supermarket and
Speaker 1: they start a love affair. She's like, this is so crazy.
Speaker 1: You can meet people in real life. I am the exception.
Speaker 1: I'm so lucky. She falls fast for this guy, ignoring
Speaker 1: all the red flags and ends up a victim to
Speaker 1: his cannibalistic ways. Rip. But that's not what this is about,
Speaker 1: talking about how all this chat about red flags isn't
Speaker 1: doing anything to say to us when it matters.
Speaker 2: It certainly isn't.
Speaker 1: Anyway, let's get into it.
Speaker 4: This is flex and frooms on Kada.
Speaker 1: Someone sent me a DM the other day, and I
Speaker 1: always love when I check my dms and there's content
Speaker 1: in there that makes me think this person really gets meat.
Speaker 1: Because some people think they get me and they send
Speaker 1: me Twilight memes from twenty ten, the ones that have
Speaker 1: been rinsed, like we saw those on Tumbler. I've seen
Speaker 1: this one. Okay, it's the thought that counts. It is
Speaker 1: the thought that counts. But that's what I'm saying you
Speaker 1: get these really good ones, You're like, wow, they get me. Anyway,
Speaker 1: it's about this company, this startup called Bite Labs that
Speaker 1: grow meat from celebrity tissue and uses that meat to
Speaker 1: make artisanal salami. How does that sound to you?
Speaker 2: You know what, I'd ate it.
Speaker 1: This is very exciting to me. This is incredible. So
Speaker 1: I feel like when I use these phrases, people like
Speaker 1: I said, what do you mean you like eat the meat? Yes, babe.
Speaker 1: We take a bit of tissue from the celebrities and
Speaker 1: then we put them on the little peachery dish, we
Speaker 1: add some things, we harvest it turn it into dry
Speaker 1: age solami. It's actually incredible. The whole reason why they've
Speaker 1: done this is they've said that basically seventy percent of
Speaker 1: the world's farmland, almost thirty percent of the world's entire soface,
Speaker 1: is used for raising animals. So meat production today is
Speaker 1: unsustainable for now, but increasingly unsustainable for the future. And
Speaker 1: so what they're suggesting that unless we make a radical
Speaker 1: change right now, there's no drip feeding small small just
Speaker 1: like closed down one farm at a time, it's not
Speaker 1: going to work out that way. And also we're going
Speaker 1: to displace a bunch of farmers in doing that. So
Speaker 1: instead of trying to remove farms, why don't we today
Speaker 1: make a change. Right, So, basically, these people have said
Speaker 1: that if we if we became on board with celebrity
Speaker 1: meat production, it would require less than one percent of
Speaker 1: the amount of land needed to sustain traditional farming. So
Speaker 1: what they want to do is first get the celebrity,
Speaker 1: do the quick biopsy, make their meat go through this
Speaker 1: in house curing process, and because they have that tissue,
Speaker 1: they can keep making the same meat again and again
Speaker 1: and again as ever renewing meat sell sample. And so
Speaker 1: if you want to get involved, I was wondering how
Speaker 1: we could also give them our tissue because I would
Speaker 1: eat me?
Speaker 2: You would?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Would you eat me?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Just a write amount of tomato sauce on it?
Speaker 3: I do. I'm ready to get This is my little
Speaker 3: cooking hack while we're here. You know those little frankfurts, yes,
Speaker 3: red boy frankfurts, little red rockets. Chop them up, fry them,
Speaker 3: and then douse him in tomato sauce.
Speaker 2: Yeah that sounds good like little fingers.
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Would I eat it?
Speaker 3: I think what you say about meat production being completely
Speaker 3: unsustainable my brain isn't ready for that. We are both
Speaker 3: enormous McDonald's fans.
Speaker 1: McDonald's even real meat. If someone swapped that out for
Speaker 1: some miscellaneous we wouldn't even know. Like I've eaten Beyond
Speaker 1: meat before camel meat. It's a good Kane group. Beyond
Speaker 1: Meat is great, tastes just like meat, and that's coming
Speaker 1: from me, a picky eater. But Beyond meat is really
Speaker 1: goes just expensive. But if that's what we need to
Speaker 1: do to save the planet, so we should do. I
Speaker 1: think what they should start doing is, you know, instead
Speaker 1: of saying like this meat was made by using James
Speaker 1: Franco's meat, just say it's James Franco branded meat. Hmm, okay,
Speaker 1: in the fine print, say it was made from him.
Speaker 1: But just get him to endorse it. Before you know it,
Speaker 1: we're saving the world?
Speaker 3: Is it a real technolog Like? Have they got to go?
Speaker 1: So right now, the call to action, essentially for anyone
Speaker 1: who wants to get involved in saving the world is
Speaker 1: go to their website buy labs dot com. Maybe I
Speaker 1: don't know, And what they want you to do is
Speaker 1: they've got a list of celebrities that are on their
Speaker 1: hit list. Essentially, that they think have you know, the
Speaker 1: greatest reach and the greatest possibility of having this become
Speaker 1: a mainstream success. So they've drafted a tweet that you
Speaker 1: just need to copy and paste into your Twitter, send it,
Speaker 1: and hopefully it goes viral so we can save the world.
Speaker 2: Well, lets us to do a taste test first.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, let's buy some meat.
Speaker 2: Let's do that and see what's beyond me.
Speaker 1: If any celebrities have offered up their meat yet, because
Speaker 1: I think there's an issue with IP and ownership, Like,
Speaker 1: if I'm giving you my literal body and you're now
Speaker 1: profiting and making renewable and infinite amounts of meat from
Speaker 1: my meat, where's the cut.
Speaker 3: The way that we can get around this is get
Speaker 3: the farmers to harvest their body and then we can
Speaker 3: let them retire from the farms and just make money off.
Speaker 1: That's quite good. Yeah, that's quite genius.
Speaker 2: Actually, thank you.
Speaker 1: A one was for free too.
Speaker 4: You're listening to flex and frooms on Kita.
Speaker 1: Listen to this. Researchers have found that loneliness is just
Speaker 1: as lethal as smoking fifteen cigarettes per day. Lonely people
Speaker 1: are fifty percent more likely to die prematurely than those
Speaker 1: with healthy social relationships. Grim, that's very exciting.
Speaker 2: What about that would be exciting?
Speaker 1: Well, because if you're a smoker, it's really bad for you. No,
Speaker 1: being a nighteel with no friends is worse.
Speaker 3: Well, I guess it's kind of like ciggie breaks. I
Speaker 3: think that's a big part of why people continue smoking,
Speaker 3: is because they like the social thing of going outside
Speaker 3: and having a CIGGI.
Speaker 1: We need to quiz a few cigarette smokers.
Speaker 2: Do you smoke cigarettes?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: How often?
Speaker 1: No, you've seen this skin? Shut up? You let that
Speaker 1: go for way too long. No, I don't smoke cigarettes,
Speaker 1: so I think you can tell by my complexion. Also,
Speaker 1: I told you don't have an addictive personality. It's not
Speaker 1: my vibe. Well, you're very lucky, then pick things up,
Speaker 1: let things go. It's that simple to me.
Speaker 4: This is flex and frooms on Kada.
Speaker 1: Last week, I wanted to tell you about this movie
Speaker 1: called Fresh. I watched it recently on Disney Plus. Didn't
Speaker 1: pay for that myself.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, I asked for your log into.
Speaker 1: And I borrowed Seleiha's my best friend, because I was like,
Speaker 1: I'm not paying for another subscription, So I was not again,
Speaker 1: I've got Amazon Prime, Netflix. Hey you, I'm not doing it,
Speaker 1: but I borrowed her looking and like a borrower can't
Speaker 1: then pass on the subscription. I could never do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's really We could probably talk about that on
Speaker 2: a segment.
Speaker 1: Yeah truly. But yes. I watch this movie called Fresh
Speaker 1: and the only reason it had come across my radar
Speaker 1: is because of this dance scene on TikTok, and everyone's like, no,
Speaker 1: it has nothing to do with the movie. The movie
Speaker 1: is so good, it's so deep, and I was like,
Speaker 1: how deep can a horror comedy be? I digress. The
Speaker 1: movie is about the protagonist, this girl called Noah, and
Speaker 1: she finds herself really disillusioned with dating. She's like, I
Speaker 1: like one swipe after the next, I'm not into it.
Speaker 1: I'm not finding anything that's right for me. She goes
Speaker 1: on these dates. She's just like, you know what, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna tap out. I'm just I don't date anymore. I
Speaker 1: am over and I'm off it, which is not an
Speaker 1: unusual approach. Like, we know plenty of people who have
Speaker 1: just decided that dating's not for them. If someone crosses
Speaker 1: their path, they'll consider it, but if not, they're good
Speaker 1: tell me why. In this movie, this girl goes to
Speaker 1: a supermarket and she gets stopped by this guy in
Speaker 1: the fruit asle who's like, hey, like, how are you going.
Speaker 1: Have you tried these cotton candy grapes? They just taste
Speaker 1: just like cotton candy, And she's like, ah, yeah, no,
Speaker 1: like I haven't had them anyway. That sparks the conversation
Speaker 1: between her and this guy. They chat for about five minutes.
Speaker 1: He gives her his number, and suddenly she's just so
Speaker 1: excited about the prospect of finding romance of some sort.
Speaker 1: She's very common people pretend they hate dating and romance,
Speaker 1: so they got no options. You get one time, you
Speaker 1: get one lukewarm option, and suddenly you're all down for it. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm going to pause right here to say this movie
Speaker 1: has been out for almost a year, so I'm gonna
Speaker 1: spoil it because if you wanted to see it, you
Speaker 1: would have seen it by now. So long story short,
Speaker 1: she ends up dating this guy casually. He has a
Speaker 1: ton of red flags that she ignores so much show
Speaker 1: that she ends up at his private estate. She gets
Speaker 1: drugged by him, wakes up chained. The fl law turns
Speaker 1: out her new boyfriend is accounable. Oh yah. And the
Speaker 1: thing that pains me so is that every step of
Speaker 1: the way, the red flags were flagging. The red flags
Speaker 1: were flagging, and she ignored them because Number one, her
Speaker 1: lack of success in dating had made her desperate. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so desperate. She didn't even realize she was that desperate
Speaker 1: because she refused to acknowledge a creepy guy because he
Speaker 1: was handsome and showed her her kindness. These particular red flags,
Speaker 1: I have no doubt most people would ignore if the
Speaker 1: person was attractive.
Speaker 2: So what are some of the red flags?
Speaker 1: I was hoping you'd ask.
Speaker 2: I was hoping you'd ask.
Speaker 1: Honestly, when I was watching this movie, I had to
Speaker 1: stop because I found myself wanting to just like yell
Speaker 1: at her, like, what do you mean you're ignoring this? Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's cute. He's like a moly attractive random man. But
Speaker 1: he's just some guy who's the Sebastian Stan never heard
Speaker 1: of him. Yeah, okay, here are some of the red flags.
Speaker 1: Number One, he has no social media. Now, when someone
Speaker 1: says to me they don't have social media, I feel
Speaker 1: like you don't use it, you just don't have it.
Speaker 1: As in, like if someone has social media and doesn't
Speaker 1: use it. I think, whatever, but to not have it.
Speaker 1: If I'm dating a twenty eight year old with no
Speaker 1: social media, I'm like, this is sus. You're either hiding
Speaker 1: your mistaken identity, you've got a partner, or you're being
Speaker 1: a contrariyanto a fault. It's too much for me.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: My one of my best friends doesn't didn't have social
Speaker 3: media until about two months ago. And it's like she
Speaker 3: is starting from scratch. She's like, I didn't know, Like
Speaker 3: this is so much pressure, Like feels the pressure one
Speaker 3: hundred percent more like she's jumping into cold water.
Speaker 2: What was her reason for not having a contrarian? I'd say, yeah, at.
Speaker 1: Least you know I mean, Lisa, you know. So the
Speaker 1: second one, which is a huge, huge one, he refuses
Speaker 1: to tell her anything about himself straight up. He dodges
Speaker 1: questions about himself left and right. He deflects them back onto.
Speaker 1: For example, she'll say do you have any siblings? He's like, oh, siblings?
Speaker 1: Do I look like a sibling kind of person? What
Speaker 1: about you? Do you have siblings? And then before you're
Speaker 1: not She's talking about herself and again and again and
Speaker 1: again and so what she registered this as was, oh
Speaker 1: my god, he's so interested in getting to know me.
Speaker 1: He's asking me questions. Green flag. Before she knows her
Speaker 1: friends are like, wait, what does this guy do? Like,
Speaker 1: even when he said his occupation he's a doctor, she
Speaker 1: didn't ask any questions like what kind of doctor are you?
Speaker 1: You're a pediatrician, you're a surgeon. He's an asked doctor,
Speaker 1: you know what. He just flipped it back on her,
Speaker 1: and she's like, oh, he's so interested in getting to
Speaker 1: know me. That's two off the.
Speaker 2: Bat, and they're big ones.
Speaker 3: That's like character faults as a person, regardless of if
Speaker 3: you're dating them or not.
Speaker 1: The third one, when they go home together for the
Speaker 1: first time, he is like, we're moving to fast. I
Speaker 1: don't want to sleep if you or do anything. Within
Speaker 1: three minutes switches up. It's like, actually, I'm keen.
Speaker 2: He's a genius.
Speaker 3: Will we should be taking dating tips from this man,
Speaker 3: to be honest, because.
Speaker 1: As soon as he got there, he was like, you
Speaker 1: know what, We're not gonna do anything. I want to talk.
Speaker 1: She let her guard down immediately, and then the moment
Speaker 1: he sat next to her, she was like smoke and
Speaker 1: he was like smoke and they're like, let's fuck, that's
Speaker 1: three so far we haven't even gotten to the halfway point.
Speaker 1: The big hey, he's a cannibal thing.
Speaker 4: Four So yeah.
Speaker 1: The fourth one is after knowing each other for like
Speaker 1: three minutes, not knowing anything about who is his full name,
Speaker 1: where he works, what he does for work, who his
Speaker 1: friends are, where he lives, none of this vital information.
Speaker 1: He's okay, we should go on a trip together. We
Speaker 1: should go to my holiday house. And everybody knows that
Speaker 1: the sign of progress in a new relationship is like
Speaker 1: the going away together to her holiday and it's very
Speaker 1: exciting family holiday house. But she's not remembering. She like
Speaker 1: this is some strange man. And when her friends remind
Speaker 1: her of this fact, she's like, no, you don't get it.
Speaker 1: Like he's really nice, and like he's so charming and
Speaker 1: he really likes me. You're like, don't rain on my parade,
Speaker 1: don't ruin my vibe. He's a good guy. Tell me why.
Speaker 1: As they're driving to the holiday house, so before they
Speaker 1: leave to start their drive, she's like, where is it again,
Speaker 1: He's like, oh, I didn't tell you. Oh it's nearby,
Speaker 1: so and so you might not be familiar with it,
Speaker 1: but I'll show you a well that way, okay, So
Speaker 1: I can't know where we're going. Then, as they're getting
Speaker 1: ready to go, he's like, oh, I checked the traffic
Speaker 1: and it's gonna be really bad traffic. So why don't
Speaker 1: we stop at my house on the way, stay the
Speaker 1: night at my house, and then go to the holiday house.
Speaker 1: At this rate, both of you just stay home go tomorrow.
Speaker 1: So then when she's like, okay, where is it, he's like,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you later. So you don't know where you're going.
Speaker 1: I don't know how long it's going to take. You
Speaker 1: can't tell your friends where you are. And at this
Speaker 1: point you're like, but you don't get him. He's good something.
Speaker 2: It's for a mantic you know exactly.
Speaker 1: You know what he's taking charge. He's planning dates. You're
Speaker 1: just jealous because your man would never Then it gets worse.
Speaker 1: They're in the car driving to his house to go
Speaker 1: to his holiday house. She's like, I don't have reception.
Speaker 1: He's like, oh yeah, it's terrible up here. You know,
Speaker 1: it'll kick you in When we'll get to my house.
Speaker 1: She's like, how far away are we? He's like, chill, right,
Speaker 1: just you're always stressing about details. Let your hair out, Relax,
Speaker 1: it's all good. They get to his house, tell me why.
Speaker 1: She's like. He's like, oh, do you want to drink?
Speaker 1: And she's like, oh, I just really want to call
Speaker 1: my friends. He's like, sit down and sit down, relax,
Speaker 1: don't worry about that. She's like, Okay, send more. If
Speaker 1: these were isolated incidents spread over the course of six months,
Speaker 1: maybe you wouldn't notice it's been two weeks.
Speaker 4: See.
Speaker 3: But that's the thing I feel like, when things happen
Speaker 3: to you in quick succession from another person a decns
Speaker 3: at times, you used to this person taking you by surprise, right,
Speaker 3: So then it just becomes part of their quirky personality, Like,
Speaker 3: of course he's going to act like that.
Speaker 1: Yes, this is exactly what he would do. And so,
Speaker 1: long story short, she gets to his actual home. He
Speaker 1: gives her a drink. He's like, do you taste anything
Speaker 1: different in it? And she's like, oh, apriclot. He's like
Speaker 1: guess again. She's like pitch. She's like guess again, and
Speaker 1: then he's like, I drugged.
Speaker 2: You, and then she does she like pass out?
Speaker 1: Yeah, she passes out. She wakes up chain to the
Speaker 1: Crown turns out not only is he accountable, but what
Speaker 1: he does is he kidnaps women, and then he, while
Speaker 1: they're alive, he cuts and hacks off bits of their
Speaker 1: limbs and sells them to rich men who have also
Speaker 1: a kink and a fetish and a hunger for newbile
Speaker 1: woman meat?
Speaker 2: Does she end up dying? I can't tell you that.
Speaker 1: Oh you've you're not?
Speaker 2: No, of course, she gets out, she missed a feeling,
Speaker 2: she missing a finger?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, guess what he cuts off first.
Speaker 2: Third toe her bum?
Speaker 1: What? Yeah? He gives her an anti bound She's bound
Speaker 1: to the ground.
Speaker 2: The point is, though, wait, like how much of the bum.
Speaker 1: Like the meaty bits or the fatty bits? Cut right?
Speaker 1: I say all this to say, every week we come
Speaker 1: on here, we talk about dating, We talk about red flags.
Speaker 1: You get on TikTok red flags, this is a nick whatever,
Speaker 1: And when push comes to shoves, people are interested in
Speaker 1: like the creative writing of it all to be able
Speaker 1: to say, I know what a red flag looks like,
Speaker 1: and I can explain it in a really beautiful way.
Speaker 1: But in practice, this girl, who her character was not
Speaker 1: some ditsy empty head bimbo, was sort of framed as
Speaker 1: like this really cerebral feminist girl who had decid I
Speaker 1: had to opt out of dating because it wasn't working
Speaker 1: for her, and she'd seen it all before and she
Speaker 1: knew better. Imagine her surprise and she's like, fuck, I'm
Speaker 1: that girl, like so desperate to be seen that I'm
Speaker 1: in this predicament where I am now chained to the
Speaker 1: ground and I'm rich man meat. It's quite sad if
Speaker 1: you think about it. Red flags have lost or meaning
Speaker 1: to me, to be honest, seriously, it's too the language
Speaker 1: is too advanced. Literally, I was going to post a
Speaker 1: TikTok the other day saying that my red Flag four
Speaker 1: people are seeing them with inside out umbrellas, like broken
Speaker 1: umbrellas in.
Speaker 2: The Sydney rain. I'm like, it's so so fucking embarrassing.
Speaker 2: I go to you, an elitist, and I have a
Speaker 2: doozy few flecks.
Speaker 1: Let me hear it.
Speaker 3: This was sent in by one of our man listeners. Oh,
Speaker 3: I know you're thinking OMN on the airwaves, so sure is.
Speaker 3: And he wants to know if his girlfriend went too
Speaker 3: far at a bachelorette party. I don't believe she did
Speaker 3: listen to this Hey, I'm looking for some perspective. I
Speaker 3: understand and appreciate the view. Every relationship is different and
Speaker 3: has different boundaries. I like him, but the purpose of
Speaker 3: this post is to ask you for your opinion on
Speaker 3: the situation. My girlfriend of three point five years went
Speaker 3: on a bachelorette party and to her own admission, it
Speaker 3: was a wild weekend. They got a striper one of
Speaker 3: the nights, and she sent me a video the next
Speaker 3: morning that a friend of hers took of her lying
Speaker 3: on a couch with all the girls in the room
Speaker 3: and the stripper on top of her, touching and moving
Speaker 3: her legs, smacking the side of her leg ass and
Speaker 3: kissing her on the neck and air humping in multiple
Speaker 3: sex positions, all while her skirt rode up and you
Speaker 3: can fully see her underwear about six inches from his
Speaker 3: You know what? WHOA All the girls are screaming, laughing
Speaker 3: and watching, and she's laughing in the video. When I
Speaker 3: immediately responded wtf about the video, she acted surprised and
Speaker 3: she thought she She said she shared it because she
Speaker 3: heard was funny. I think this is borderline cheating, and
Speaker 3: even if it's not cheating, it makes me very uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: And enraged to.
Speaker 3: See do you think this is cheating? What would you
Speaker 3: do if this was your significant other? I'm just looking
Speaker 3: for your opinions. Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: I love the way that was phrased because we can
Speaker 1: easily be like, you know what it's is it cheating
Speaker 1: to you? We can flip it back, but we won't.
Speaker 1: What do you reckon off the dome?
Speaker 2: Yes, he's allowed to feel sad, but is it cheating?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: To me, cheating is when things are done in secret.
Speaker 3: What Yeah, to me, any kind of chet cheating is
Speaker 3: when you're doing things that you don't want me to
Speaker 3: know that you're doing. So that could be like emotional cheating.
Speaker 3: You're like messaging a chick from work, sending your memes
Speaker 3: all day and like I don't know, doing other dodgy stuff,
Speaker 3: or it could be you know, sexual stuff. But to me,
Speaker 3: if you're having a little bit of a sexual bachelorette
Speaker 3: style experience in front of all of your friends and
Speaker 3: you're sending me the video, then it's not cheating. But
Speaker 3: he's still entitled to feel a bit upset. But also, yeah,
Speaker 3: see that.
Speaker 1: Just sounds like I just feel like saying that secrecy
Speaker 1: is more is worse than if something was public, means
Speaker 1: that you leave yourself susceptible to not using your own
Speaker 1: nuance to figure out if things are bad or not,
Speaker 1: like your idea of like, if it's in private, it
Speaker 1: must be bad. If it's in public, it must be okay.
Speaker 1: We do cook stuff in public all the time. It's
Speaker 1: not okay, like what Well. For example, let's say I'm
Speaker 1: your boyfriend, right, We're at a party, please bright tell
Speaker 1: We're at a party and you see me surrounded by people.
Speaker 1: Everyone's like, do a dare, do a dare? Give her
Speaker 1: a kiss? He's like, ah, to a dare? Maxon with
Speaker 1: this girl. And there's like a crowd of one hundred people.
Speaker 1: Is it not cheating because there was an audience.
Speaker 2: Very valid point to the point of.
Speaker 1: This person, though, I think that, yeah, if you think
Speaker 1: she took it too far, she took it too far.
Speaker 1: I think that if I were seeing a video of
Speaker 1: my person stimulating simulating sex acts for the stranger, yeah,
Speaker 1: it'd be funny about it, but I guess the context
Speaker 1: of a bachelorette party makes it kind of okay. Wouldn't
Speaker 1: be comfortable with it. And as always, if you have
Speaker 1: to message flex and rooms to ask it's probably wrong,
Speaker 1: exmin it right, something's not correct. I really feel for
Speaker 1: you because it's very easy to feel deranged when you're
Speaker 1: letting someone know that their actions are made you feel uncomfortable,
Speaker 1: especially if they're doing a freeman being like it was
Speaker 1: in public. How could it be wrong if I had
Speaker 1: an audience and the audience liked it also well.
Speaker 3: On the contrary, maybe she was sending the video because
Speaker 3: she felt bad.
Speaker 1: Oh, you're getting ahead of it. You're getting a control,
Speaker 1: control the narrative. That's also it too. And by I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't want to say you are ghastly, because that's
Speaker 1: not the phrase I'm looking for. But when somebody's sending
Speaker 1: you something and then pretending not to see that, it
Speaker 1: could offend you. So you either way, you look deranged
Speaker 1: when you're like, I don't like this. By the time
Speaker 1: this reaches you, fine caller, it's going to be too late.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you've done whatever you needed to do to
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