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Speaker 3: Buddy doesn't care?

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Speaker 4: What else?

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Speaker 6: What hell care?

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Speaker 7: Listen, listen, listen, And we've got a very special guest

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Speaker 7: in the studio with a TV show she has written

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Speaker 8: Imagine having a podcast where you stop your face with

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Speaker 8: your favorite junk food, then talk about how good it

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Speaker 8: is our next guest.

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Speaker 1: Hu's exactly that.

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Speaker 2: I'm just waiting for an invite, to be honest. Sounds

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Speaker 2: like a standard Friday nut. When she's not stopping her

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Speaker 5: It in a new show, a show about lawyers who

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Speaker 5: specialize in wills and probait.

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Speaker 2: Let's see how she goes with will's and hoodie.

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Speaker 9: Welcome to the show, the super talented and very hungry,

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Speaker 9: she de fine.

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Speaker 8: Again, Thank you. I love that intro. That's great and yes,

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Speaker 8: I am a genius coming up with that podcast.

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Speaker 1: Can we go to there right now?

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Speaker 10: Did you come up with the idea to go You

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Speaker 10: know what, I'm going to sit with Dave O'Neil, my

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Speaker 8: We were driving back from a gig in Lawn and

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Speaker 8: and we just started talking about snacks. I said, this

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Speaker 8: He said, I have no idea. You ate so many

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Speaker 8: chips and lollies. I won't mate, Just just ask me anything.

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Speaker 8: I can answer any question on any snack. Yeah, and

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Speaker 8: we said we should, we should do a podcast because

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Speaker 8: I don't like going on podcasts and talking about myself

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Speaker 8: I just go Who wants to hear about the craft? Nobody?

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Speaker 9: So yesterday saying you had a great chat with Russell

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Speaker 8: But yeah, but I said, but yeah, give me snacks,

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Speaker 1: That you serve snacks. What is your favorite snack?

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Speaker 8: a Sultan vinegar chip as a standard.

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Speaker 9: And the interesting about the pink Sultan videos is that

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Speaker 8: I'm coming first, the reason you're here.

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Speaker 9: Now, let's get down to the show is right tonight

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Speaker 9: Fisk ABC nine o'clock. The show is around a law

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Speaker 3: Is that right? Yes?

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Speaker 8: So my character Helen, she was a contract lawyer, so

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Speaker 1: Think about it?

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Speaker 3: Great?

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Speaker 1: What I want to do right up next? Actually, Kitty,

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Speaker 1: if we can is I'm going to test your knowledge

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Speaker 8: Oh, I can tell you right now I'll fail that test.

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Speaker 9: Well, we'll all enjoy that, right with Kitty Flat again

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Speaker 9: brand new show starring Kitty Flannagan who's in the studio

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Speaker 1: It's called Fisk with a K with a K. Where'd

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Speaker 13: If you just join us, it's about you're a lawyer.

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Speaker 13: You're dealing with a wills with people, Wills and probate, Yes,

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Speaker 9: All right, what we're going to do, Keys, You're going

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Speaker 9: to play a bit a game with you. It's a

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Speaker 1: So these are these are wills in history.

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Speaker 9: He just tells whether or not it was actually something

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Speaker 9: William Shakespeare left his wife and hathaway his second best bed,

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Speaker 9: So his wife, his actual wife, Whilim Shakespeare's wife, got

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Speaker 8: But how do you determine and how many beds did

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Speaker 1: Like that're furious? Well, okay.

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Speaker 9: In nineteen twenty eight, an anonymous donor in the UK

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Speaker 9: But unfortunately, given that he didn't have anybody who was

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Speaker 9: Unfortunately, even though it's worth three hundred and fifty million

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Speaker 8: I should have left it to the cats home.

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Speaker 5: Bring now Final one, Kitty are just a little bit

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Speaker 5: different to the legal wills. But there's also a will

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Speaker 8: I reckon, you're rocking that week?

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Speaker 8: If you ever want to make a character funny and

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Speaker 10: So if Fisk tonight is getting a bit slow and

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Speaker 3: See something. It's a bit funny, all of a sudden,

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Speaker 15: Like this actually pleased himself that I spotted that Kenny Fannigan.

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Speaker 15: She's on the ABC tonight nine o'clock with a brand

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Speaker 15: new show, Fisk. I can't wait to watch it, mate,

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Speaker 2: It's the Will and Woody podcast.

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Speaker 9: Liam Neeson actually announced a little while ago that he

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Speaker 9: Something just enchanting about a sixty five year old Irish

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Speaker 9: dude who's stronger than everyone, just running across the screen

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Speaker 9: he's built up an obscene catalog of action movies.

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Speaker 1: I've written them all down. And so what we're going

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Speaker 9: I've got a Lamb Neeson found on the phone. Her

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Speaker 3: Of is this alam Neeson action film?

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Speaker 1: I love the production you put together, put hours into that.

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Speaker 3: Karen here, Karen?

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Speaker 9: All right, Karen's just names as buzzers. I'll say the

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Speaker 1: Yes? And then just tell me whether you reckon it's

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Speaker 1: a Lamb Neeson action film. Okay, great, Okay, here we

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Speaker 9: Here a Walk amongst the Tombstones Woody, Yes, Karen, Karen,

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Speaker 1: Correct, that's incorrect, but you're not bad, all right.

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Speaker 3: It is a Leumnese in action film.

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Speaker 9: Final movie. Here is this Liam Neeson action film, The Commuter. Karen, Yes,

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Speaker 1: Parking inspectors.

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Speaker 3: Inspectors?

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Speaker 1: What's up there? Someone stole's validated tickets to the capsule?

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Speaker 2: Sorry? Had the podcast left on two time speed? There?

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Speaker 1: It's a simple game.

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Speaker 10: You guys in your cars have to convince us that

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Speaker 1: Rachel. Hello, Rachel, Hello, how are you very good? Thank you? Rachel?

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Speaker 11: I'm with my brother today.

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Speaker 7: Oh?

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Speaker 18: Hello, get I fellows here.

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Speaker 1: She also overdid the hanging the phone him, like, Brad's

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Speaker 1: How you doing so there actually is someone else there.

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Speaker 1: You didn't throw the fight.

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Speaker 19: What?

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Speaker 17: Yeah? He's literally beside me.

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Speaker 16: Hello, how are you very well?

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Speaker 16: I've got my cousin from Italy?

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Speaker 16: She's here, Carla?

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Speaker 16: Yeah, she's a bit worried that her English isn't so great,

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Speaker 3: Here forgive us the formal grading.

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Speaker 6: What are you?

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Speaker 1: What are you doing in Australia?

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Speaker 16: Color, I've been Australia for two tour and a half years.

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Speaker 1: It doesn't speak English. Bill. That would be a bit

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Speaker 1: Can you say for me? Cy?

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Speaker 1: Okay, colossify make a constipated cow?

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Speaker 3: What do you think?

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Speaker 1: Did you just make us a constampated cow? Hilarious?

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Speaker 10: Got taken? We think there's only you though it is

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Speaker 12: You got yourself trying to buck to spend it times

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Speaker 12: on congratulations, just just to putting on a you got

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Speaker 12: for a world of fan that's all yours, No thanks

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Speaker 12: to playing final line.

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Speaker 2: It's the Will and Woody podcast.

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Speaker 1: Let's talk about red flas red red fly. I want

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Speaker 3: When did that open to get made? I mean, you

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Speaker 3: take that one back, wouldn't you? You'd have a new autio.

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Speaker 3: You have a cap on. It's not the production. It's

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Speaker 1: That was you sung that obviously, No, it was our

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Speaker 3: Can you own it? You went straight for the production guy,

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Speaker 3: then you went straight played had played it.

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Speaker 1: I didn't hit the button. I had no idea that

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Speaker 3: Don't hear it again? No red red flag.

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Speaker 14: That is bad.

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Speaker 3: Imagine sitting in for the first time. You just go

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Speaker 10: Guys, good riddance to him. I say, well, I do

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Speaker 10: want to talk about red flags though. In relationships. Thirteen

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Speaker 10: Reason I'm bringing it up, Will is because holy moly,

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Speaker 10: Army Hammer potentially has revealed Oh well, some women have

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Speaker 1: What do you want to hire an ip lawyer and

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Speaker 1: sue him? No, I want to hire the sopranos to

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Speaker 1: beat the out of him with a hammer. We don't

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Speaker 10: He's good, He's very good anyway. Some women are online

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Speaker 10: saying that Armie Hammer has a penchant for blood. Yeah,

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Speaker 10: But he's furious. He's furious about these women.

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Speaker 1: So he's actually he's I believe safe position.

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Speaker 1: You know, at what point of you eating.

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Speaker 9: The versus you know, just stimulating a bit of the

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Speaker 10: But fine, if you draw blood, I think that's the

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Speaker 10: Red flags that if I if I was dating red fla,

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Speaker 9: you know, they put the milk in before the tea bag.

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Speaker 1: That's a red flag. Yeah, that's that's borderline psychopathic pavior.

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Speaker 9: I've also had a woman I was dating quite a

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Speaker 1: Oh no, And I found out, didn't I. I was

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Speaker 9: You were like, because I can find my jocks. We

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Speaker 1: True story. That's a big true story. It's a big

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Speaker 17: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: So this spectrum here, so we're taking them all.

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Speaker 10: I want to hear the spectrum. Big red flags, small

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Speaker 10: What's a red flag for you? We'll take them up

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Speaker 1: A few women have.

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Speaker 10: Said that he likes to drink blood. Yeah, and one

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Speaker 10: Like I'd like to think that they're not telling the

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Speaker 10: red flags. We've got Vanessa here thirteen one oh six five.

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Speaker 10: What's a red flag for you?

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Speaker 17: This?

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Speaker 20: Hi there?

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Speaker 14: So I was talking to a guy we've been speaking

453
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Speaker 14: about a week and.

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Speaker 18: I can't speak to him for a few days, and

455
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Speaker 18: I messaged him ask what he was up to, and

456
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Speaker 18: he said he was nursing a broken heart because we've

457
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Speaker 18: broken up and he was drinking all weekend.

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Speaker 11: Jesus, Yeah, we've only spoken a week.

459
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Speaker 9: He had three days off. Wow, that is Some people

460
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Speaker 9: are sensitive. Some people are sensitive. That's cool, that's cool.

461
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Speaker 9: Go to Sandy thirty one and sixty five. We're talking

462
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Speaker 9: tooking red flags? Sandy, what you go, Sandy? Sandy there, Hi,

463
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Speaker 9: that's right, you're just live on the radio. But you, guys,

464
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Speaker 9: someone else pressing. That's cool.

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Speaker 19: The person that I dated, I appear to be a

466
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Speaker 19: big reflex is a very insecurity of himself. Yeah, he

467
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Speaker 19: was comparing himself with my age and be with other

468
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Speaker 19: with his axents and even.

469
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Speaker 13: With his mother.

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Speaker 21: Whoa that is?

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Speaker 10: I mean, there's the red flag the moment that you're

472
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Speaker 10: saying to your partner, you know what, You're just not

473
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Speaker 10: as hot as my mum. So this is not gonna

474
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Speaker 10: work out. Let's go to James on thirty one oh

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Speaker 10: sixty five. Jimmy, my boy, what's the red flag for you?

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Speaker 14: Ydo?

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Speaker 1: Guys?

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Speaker 17: This is actually my housemate or my old housemate. Yeah,

479
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Speaker 17: he was seeing this girl. She came over to our

480
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Speaker 17: place for her first date, and the second time she

481
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Speaker 17: came over, she brought her laptop and she created an

482
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Speaker 17: exact replica of our unit on the sims down to

483
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Speaker 17: the house plants and the photos on the wall.

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Speaker 1: Red flak, my law and what happened with the relationship? James?

485
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Speaker 1: Did it continue after that?

486
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Speaker 19: Look?

487
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Speaker 17: He thought it was chewed at first, but some other

488
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Speaker 17: red flag continued to pop up and unfortunately it's not

489
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Speaker 17: sure you much longer.

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Speaker 1: Well, well, at least she still got him in the

491
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Speaker 1: virtual so was like, she's in like a catch. She's

492
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Speaker 1: a tech genius. It's important stuff.

493
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Speaker 10: The think making a Sims house wouldn't classify as tech

494
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Speaker 10: genius crafty. I made Sims houses when I was five. Yeah,

495
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Speaker 10: I was actually a nearly blimmer everyone. I was pretty

496
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Speaker 10: smart and Sims, let's go to BEG. Shouldn't put that

497
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Speaker 10: on the Tinder profile. Let's go to Beg, beg. Red

498
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Speaker 10: flags talk to us.

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Speaker 20: So it wasn't me, It was my best friend. And

500
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Speaker 20: I'm really she's listening to this because she's gonna hate me.

501
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Speaker 1: I love it getting there bag Sims houses when she

502
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Speaker 1: was three wild.

503
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Speaker 20: Her ex partner put a listening device in.

504
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Speaker 3: Her room red or like a baby monitor, No.

505
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Speaker 20: Looks like a USB.

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Speaker 7: But then.

507
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Speaker 1: Had Yeah, how did she find out?

508
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Speaker 3: Big?

509
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Speaker 1: Howd she figure out that there was asting device in there?

510
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Speaker 20: He was acting really suspicious and he's like done shady

511
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Speaker 20: stuff before.

512
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Speaker 1: He was acting suspicious.

513
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Speaker 3: Sorry, some right, where's the bug? Sweep the room and

514
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Speaker 3: someone's suspicious.

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Speaker 1: It's going to Corey.

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Speaker 10: Now, Corey, that is crooked though, that is yeah, well

517
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Speaker 10: that's illegal. I'm sure that's a legal to Corey, red

518
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Speaker 10: red flag for you.

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Speaker 14: What is it?

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Speaker 19: Hey, boys love to show?

521
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Speaker 18: Mine is ordering and margarita pizza on a date?

522
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Speaker 1: Absolutely no, right, what's wrong with a margarita pizza.

523
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Speaker 20: Then cheese and saw get something real?

524
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Speaker 3: That's right up with bugging someone's.

525
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Speaker 19: In a rush.

526
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Speaker 2: Crank up the speed on this. Don't get to where

527
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Speaker 2: you're going any faster, but you'll feel like you are.

528
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Speaker 2: It's the Ryma and Wooden podcast.

529
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Speaker 1: Six Five's a fine number.

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Speaker 9: I realized this might be a bit polarizing, and I

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Speaker 9: want to start by saying that I'm very happy for

532
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Speaker 9: all my friends that are married. Now, nice man, thanks

533
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Speaker 9: thirty one O six five. Don't being married enable or

534
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Speaker 9: encourage rather than prevent bad behavior?

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Speaker 6: Chee.

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Speaker 1: It is a great contention to explore.

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Speaker 9: Can I just say now, I'll just I'll explain myself,

538
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Speaker 9: because on the surface, when someone gets married, I mean,

539
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Speaker 9: the whole principle is and and the connotation that goes

540
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Speaker 9: with that is that you're settling down. It's time to

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Speaker 9: get serious. You're committed and that's why you're choosing to

542
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Speaker 9: marrag to each other. But in reality, I think and

543
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Speaker 9: I think this is just this is just my thoughts.

544
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Speaker 9: I think it can mean that because you're married, because

545
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Speaker 9: you have that security, some people abuse the contract and

546
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Speaker 9: rely on its security rather than honor it.

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Speaker 10: And you're saying, like, ah, if I if I do

548
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Speaker 10: this bad behavior, let's use if I stay out a

549
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Speaker 10: bit later or anger them a little bit, it doesn't

550
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Speaker 10: really matter because we're not going to get a divorce

551
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Speaker 10: over it.

552
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Speaker 9: Well, a divorce is a big hassle, whereas just marriage

553
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Speaker 9: as big as you don't have as many monetary obligations

554
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Speaker 9: to each other. I mean, there's all sorts of things

555
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Speaker 9: that come with this promise of getting married that ensures that, Yeah,

556
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Speaker 9: as you said, people might be able to get away

557
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Speaker 9: with more because they know that the hassle of getting

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Speaker 9: formally divorced is a security blanket effectively. Now, the reason

559
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Speaker 9: I'll bring this up is because Justin Bieber, who ran

560
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Speaker 9: to the altar like a track star in that song,

561
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Speaker 9: and I don't really know what that means, but he's married,

562
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Speaker 9: He's married the big fellow, and he recently got another tattoo,

563
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Speaker 9: he got a peach on his neck. He got a

564
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Speaker 9: new song called Peaches. Sure gets his weed from California,

565
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Speaker 9: and he'll get his peaches for you. I mean he's

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Speaker 9: the best for a reason.

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Speaker 3: Anyway. He's got the.

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Speaker 1: Peaches in California are very good.

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Speaker 9: He's got a a peach tattooed on his neck. And

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Speaker 9: his wife, Hailey Bieber, you know, she's unhappy with him.

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Speaker 9: And my contention here is that I don't, well, none

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Speaker 9: of my close mates, but I've certainly heard of men

573
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Speaker 9: before who have gone and done this sort of stuff

574
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Speaker 9: and have said to me literally like, what's she going

575
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Speaker 9: to do? I'm married now, she married into this sort

576
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Speaker 9: of thing.

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Speaker 10: But for me, like that highlights a bad marriage. Absolutely,

578
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Speaker 10: if you're viewing marriage like that, or is it a

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Speaker 10: bad marriage.

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Speaker 9: Or is it a bad institution? That's my contention. Yeah,

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Speaker 9: because and the other thing I want to throw back

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Speaker 9: at you here is it please You are a marriage celebrant,

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Speaker 9: and I realized that you're also protecting any future business

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Speaker 9: for yourself because you want to propote, no promote marriage.

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Speaker 1: There's no bias here. I also do commitment ceremonies. It's fine.

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Speaker 1: My business is safe.

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Speaker 9: Baby.

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Speaker 10: No, No, but I would say I think sure, like

589
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Speaker 10: maybe there's the institution. But but I think you're high

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Speaker 10: on a bad marriage. I would argue that when you

591
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Speaker 10: are married with it would be far harder to commit

592
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Speaker 10: bad behavior which will hurt your partner when it's your

593
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Speaker 10: wife or your husband.

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Speaker 1: Let's go to father.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, we're on you.

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Speaker 9: If we're talking about whether or not being married enables

597
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Speaker 9: rather than prevents, bad behavior, what do you reckon?

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Speaker 14: I reckon it promotes kind of bad behavior. Like we've

599
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Speaker 14: been in situation where my husband will be he's been

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Speaker 14: recently got invited to a barbecue at one of his

601
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Speaker 14: friends of a friend's place. He doesn't really like the guy,

602
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Speaker 14: so instead of straight up saying, look, we've got to

603
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Speaker 14: be somewhere or we've got somewhere else, he'll be like,

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Speaker 14: oh South, I've got by toothpaste, so I'm going to

605
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Speaker 14: go cold with her on Saturday. So I get made

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Speaker 14: that a little like that idiot. So basically, yeah, I

607
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Speaker 14: think the scapegoat sort of thing happens in the marriage

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Speaker 14: as well. It's not just all serious. I reckon they use.

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Speaker 1: Us to oh, you've got the wife, your wife is

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Speaker 1: a scapegoat. Yeah, right, yeah, I can understand that. I'm

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Speaker 1: going to be honest.

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Speaker 9: You mentioned toothpaste in there somewhere, and they didn't make

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Speaker 9: any sense to me. But the scapegoat point was strong.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, bit off topic, but interesting point all the same,

615
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Speaker 1: far but interesting point.

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Speaker 2: The RHO Podcast.

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Speaker 1: Third end one six five.

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Speaker 9: Love to hear from you guys right now with a

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Speaker 9: treat that wasn't actually a treat, or it might be

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Speaker 9: isn't currently actually a treat something you bribe your kids with.

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Speaker 9: You've made them think that it's wrong. It's actually something special,

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Speaker 9: but it's not. If you're struggling to wrap your head around.

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Speaker 9: There's a lot of parents not in their heads right now.

624
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Speaker 9: If you if you're in the dark as a parent.

625
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Speaker 9: My mum used to tell me that if I finished

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Speaker 9: my dinner on time, that she'd give me a piece

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Speaker 9: of capsicum capsicum. Yeah, she tried to convince it. She

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Speaker 9: had for two years she had. She used to call

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Speaker 9: them red lollies.

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Speaker 1: She'd be like, you guys, it's a sweet that's not bad,

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Speaker 1: crispy snack.

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Speaker 3: And then you bought that.

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Speaker 1: Well, I went to school and I was like, I

634
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Speaker 1: want some capsicum and I got.

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Speaker 9: The playground. But it's a great little trick that parents pull.

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Speaker 9: It's all about pulling the wool over kid's eyes, and

637
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Speaker 9: it's just what you make them believe. So hearing some

638
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Speaker 9: great call, maybe people are just walking out of that

639
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Speaker 9: stupid now. Maybe you've only just realized that you were

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Speaker 9: swindled by your parents as a kid. Kylie, you had

641
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Speaker 9: a treat that wasn't a treat, Yes.

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Speaker 11: Certainly did. I used to be allowed a special piece

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Speaker 11: of chocolate when I was a kid, only to find

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Speaker 11: out that it's actually worming chocolate.

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Speaker 21: Oh yeah, I got addicted to them. They're pretty good. No, no, Kylie,

646
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Speaker 21: stay with me. Chocolate's pretty tasty disgusting because.

647
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Speaker 10: Remember there was a time when wa I thought I

648
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Speaker 10: had the old worms, but then realized I didn't.

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Speaker 1: Chees I loved the chocoy anyway, Let's go to lor

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Speaker 1: He's go to Lorry. That was disgusting chocolate. I quite

651
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Speaker 1: liked it.

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Speaker 10: It was almost like a bit of like a it's

653
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Speaker 10: like a medicated chocolate, which sort of gave it a tang.

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Speaker 1: Let's go to Lorry on thirty one and sixty five, Lorri.

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Speaker 9: Oh great, this is something. This is a treat that

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Speaker 9: isn't a treat, But you're pulling the wool over your

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Speaker 9: kid's eyes.

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Speaker 11: I certainly am for us. So you know when you

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Speaker 11: uner the shopping center and you have to take your

660
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Speaker 11: kids with you, well, I told them that only good

661
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Speaker 11: kids got to ride on the escalator, so they had

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Speaker 11: to behave while I was in the shop, and then

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Speaker 11: I would take them on a.

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Speaker 1: Ride, give her around.

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Speaker 3: Brilliant.

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Speaker 10: I mean, I remember my old man and my old

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Speaker 10: man's he's a huge tight hos. But you know that

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Speaker 10: in the malls you do actually have the.

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Speaker 1: Rides, yes, of course, like the rocking horse or the

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Speaker 1: race car or whatever.

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Speaker 10: He convinced me for a very long time there was

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Speaker 10: no need to put a coin, and then they never moved.

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Speaker 1: So he would just put me in the car and

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Speaker 1: I just sit there and he'd be like, there's your ride.

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Speaker 1: But I saw a kid on there and it was moving.

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Speaker 9: I was like, Dad, Yeah, it's an amazing moment when

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Speaker 9: you get to actually pierce the veil of the deceit

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Speaker 9: that's going on here. I remember when I was a kid,

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Speaker 9: Dad used said as oh, if you like you guys,

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Speaker 9: you get to.

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Speaker 1: Come with the hospital. You get to come to the

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Speaker 1: hospital with me on a Saturday afternoon. Oh yeah, and

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Speaker 1: was it a huge right? We're like, oh, you go

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Speaker 1: to the hospital.

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Speaker 9: It's only now that I realized that we were just

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Speaker 9: playing mind sweeper in the nurses station for five hours

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Speaker 9: that other kids were doing better things.

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Speaker 1: Jazmin, Jasmine, you did this to your daughter yesterday? Amazing?

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Speaker 1: What'd you do?

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Speaker 18: Okay? So she's seven and I wasn't feeling well yesterday,

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Speaker 18: and we always read stories together, so I told her

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Speaker 18: to save my voice from getting saw she needs to

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Speaker 18: read stories by herself, and as a treat, she can

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Speaker 18: write me a one page book report about the story.

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Speaker 18: It's just really excited.

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Speaker 1: We're talking about smart parents.

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Speaker 3: That's just a dumb kid. I mean, if I'm being honest, Jasmine,

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Speaker 3: I can believe that what is exciting about running a

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Speaker 3: book report?

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Speaker 9: Although to be fair, I probably would have enjoyed that.

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Speaker 9: Let's go to Laura on thirty one and six five,

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Speaker 9: could I Laura? Hey, going, guy, Laura, we're talking treats

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Speaker 9: that weren't a treat.

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Speaker 3: What have you got for us?

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Speaker 18: Yeah?

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Speaker 16: So when I was a little kid, when I was

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Speaker 16: well behaved, my special treat was watching my and brush

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Speaker 16: her false teeth.

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Speaker 1: Oh my, what did you What did you enjoy about that?

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Speaker 5: Laura?

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Speaker 1: What was the traite for you there?

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Speaker 18: Well, I, honestly, I have no idea, but I used

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Speaker 18: to love it.

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Speaker 16: And I was devastated if I did anything wrong and

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Speaker 16: I's oud I was guttered. And then when she died,

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Speaker 16: I got to keep the false thing.

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