Speaker 1: The Flex in Rooms daily podcast brought to you.
Speaker 2: Listen to here Flex. We do a lot of investigating
Speaker 2: on this podcast.
Speaker 3: Honestly, I feel like I would love to do more
Speaker 3: investigations because coming to the bottom of something and not
Speaker 3: really having a clear answer is one of my favorite hobbies.
Speaker 3: I like having the answer. There are no answers. There's
Speaker 3: never been a one hundred This is a thing kind
Speaker 3: of thing.
Speaker 2: What I actually like, let me rephrase, is when we
Speaker 2: all come to a unanimous decision that's not necessarily factual,
Speaker 2: but we're all catching the arm of it.
Speaker 3: We're in agreement. That's a really beautikncur. Oh, it's gorgeous,
Speaker 3: it's lovely, but it's rare. And have we come to
Speaker 3: that today? I don't think so. My tummy hurts, honestly,
Speaker 3: I was. I told you I was gurgling before curdling.
Speaker 3: It was stopped sitting, correct.
Speaker 2: I had heated up for capasta for lunch, but I
Speaker 2: used a different type of pasta I use, like this
Speaker 2: squig the Spirals. The Spirals, yeah, but a different brand,
Speaker 2: like a home brand from IgA, And they were a
Speaker 2: little bit smaller and a little bit softer, like perhaps
Speaker 2: I overcooked them. A little bit. They did like a
Speaker 2: little bit overcooked? So they did, didn't they? Yeah, just
Speaker 2: a touch? What have you eaten a bit? No, you
Speaker 2: don't like vodka pasta. I love vod capasta from Mateo
Speaker 2: by a chees Oh right, what if I bring in
Speaker 2: some next. I try to do so many things for you,
Speaker 2: but I love languages are not a line, No, it is.
Speaker 3: I love acts of service, This is my thing. But
Speaker 3: I also know that when people cook for you, it's
Speaker 3: a labor of love, and I don't want to shit
Speaker 3: on the sanctity of a gift by not enjoying it.
Speaker 2: That's fair enough. I mean, you've already done that a
Speaker 2: few times with my cooking. But will but you you
Speaker 2: fed me chicken and then said it was dry?
Speaker 1: What was I meant to say?
Speaker 2: So many people do that. I try and tell my
Speaker 2: friends like my mom used to do it all the time.
Speaker 2: My mom is a big cook and like classic taking
Speaker 2: one for the team, cooking for my extended relatives every
Speaker 2: week after she's gotten home from a twelve hour shift.
Speaker 2: No one's helping up clean up either, kind of servant vibes.
Speaker 2: And sometimes she'd be like she made like a beautiful
Speaker 2: roast pork belly, and maybe like the pork belly crackling
Speaker 2: isn't like one hundred percent crackling. She's like, Oh, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I'm home, I'm sorry. Just constant apologies. You
Speaker 2: make it taste worse when you apologize. Yeah, just run
Speaker 2: with it. The other day I made this absolutely disgusting
Speaker 2: fucked curry with jar sauce, and my mate came over,
Speaker 2: who's like a real foodie, and she didn't say so
Speaker 2: this is delicious. I thought, if only she lied. I
Speaker 2: don't know if she lied or not, but maybe it
Speaker 2: was good. It wasn't good. I tasted it alas fuck.
Speaker 2: I love the podcast. Let's get into it.
Speaker 1: Freaks flex and frooms.
Speaker 2: Up next is a love line. Had a threesome with
Speaker 2: friends with benefits. Now she wants a relationship. While I
Speaker 2: don't ooh strap in, we've all been there. She, who's
Speaker 2: a twenty eight year old female, has been in a
Speaker 2: friends with benefit relationship with me, twenty seven male, for
Speaker 2: the past year. Okay, recently, she told me that one
Speaker 2: of her fantasies is to have a male female male threesome,
Speaker 2: and after some deliberation, I agreed. Love it sis. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I love that. It's a bit of me. Really, Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm the opposite. We had the threesome around two weeks
Speaker 2: ago and I thought it was it, But yesterday my
Speaker 2: friends had Benefits really surprised me by saying that she
Speaker 2: wants an exclusive relationship with me now. I will be honest.
Speaker 2: I had asked her once or twice before to be
Speaker 2: my GIF in the past, but she said she wasn't ready. WHOA,
Speaker 2: now she's ready the tables dot turn. But how do
Speaker 2: I tell her that I literally saw her have sex
Speaker 2: with someone else right in front of my eyes, and
Speaker 2: I'm not likely to forget that. Yes, we were not exclusive,
Speaker 2: but feelings were there, and I was able to convince
Speaker 2: myself of the threesome only after telling myself that we
Speaker 2: will never actually be in a relationship. I would never
Speaker 2: agree to a threesome with someone I'm dating. But how
Speaker 2: do I tell her all this without not coming across
Speaker 2: as her ful?
Speaker 1: This is so stressful.
Speaker 3: This is a twists and turn, so to recap people
Speaker 3: Friends with Benefits. The guy I want to take the girl,
Speaker 3: the girl wasn't ready. The girl suggests a threesome. He
Speaker 3: agrees to it. On the condition that they're not going
Speaker 3: to be together anyway they do it. She decides she
Speaker 3: wants to be with him, He's like, nah, it was
Speaker 3: never gonna be you. So that I say, what a setup?
Speaker 3: What a stitch up?
Speaker 2: By who? I mean everybody involved?
Speaker 3: It's a mutual stitch up because you have the girl
Speaker 3: here who everybody knows that once you confess your attraction
Speaker 3: to someone or you'll want to be in a romantic relationship.
Speaker 3: If it doesn't amount to anything and you still maintain
Speaker 3: a friendship, you know that the person's still keen.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: For example, if I said to you through me, we
Speaker 3: should date and you're like, no, let's just be coworkers.
Speaker 2: It never happened it could you know? I'd say yes no.
Speaker 3: But if you said no, yeah, and then we continue
Speaker 3: to be coworkers, there's gonna be an undertone of like
Speaker 3: will they won't they?
Speaker 2: Will they won't they lingering? Yeah.
Speaker 3: So then you have this girl who's kind of done
Speaker 3: him a disservice, maybe being like I don't want to
Speaker 3: be with you, I'm not ready, but what I am
Speaker 3: four it is to sleep with you and another person
Speaker 3: like you think he was ready for that. He wasn't,
Speaker 3: and then on his end, him agreeing to it is fine,
Speaker 3: so he should enjoy, but wanting to tell her that
Speaker 3: he won't date her because he's seen her have sex
Speaker 3: with somebody else in front of his eyes. It's never
Speaker 3: gonna go down. Well, it's not gonna go down. Well bruh, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's a bit.
Speaker 2: How are you going? I I mean it comes down
Speaker 2: to what I take from this is that if you
Speaker 2: were in a relationship with someone, could you have a
Speaker 2: threesome with someone else in terms of seeing them boots
Speaker 2: someone else? Yes, you could. I could as well, But
Speaker 2: I think for a lot of people concept I've got
Speaker 2: some friends who are dating and one of them is like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'd be down for a threesome, but the other one
Speaker 2: is like, no, I couldn't. I wonder as well if
Speaker 2: there's some elements of I know a lot of guys
Speaker 2: are fine with girl and girl but not keen on
Speaker 2: guy guy. I feel like that's the default for a
Speaker 2: lot of men.
Speaker 3: But either way, what's done is done. I don't think
Speaker 3: that he has to go into detail about why he
Speaker 3: doesn't want to be with her, because you're not going
Speaker 3: to find the right words to say that I have
Speaker 3: now ridded you of potential girlfriend possibility because I saw
Speaker 3: you enjoy a very natural thing. So just say no
Speaker 3: that you're not interested in it anymore. And if she
Speaker 3: seeks out more information, you now have to do the
Speaker 3: mental math and say, is this honesty worth it? Is
Speaker 3: it going to land in a way that's beneficial for
Speaker 3: both parties?
Speaker 2: Likely not, and if not, it's time to find a
Speaker 2: new friends with benefits.
Speaker 1: Literally flex and frooms.
Speaker 3: Before I met miss Frumini, before we engaged in many
Speaker 3: a conversation, many a discourse, I used to scroll through
Speaker 3: videos on my timeline, like self development videos, and everyone
Speaker 3: hit to me. I was like, this is all valuable information.
Speaker 3: Wasn't until I started sharing them with you where I
Speaker 3: realized that, you know, it's not very helpful for the
Speaker 3: person who's actually dealing with the thing. So, for example,
Speaker 3: I would scroll past the video talking about how not
Speaker 3: everyone will like you, and I'm like, that's real, that's
Speaker 3: great information. And then I would share that video with
Speaker 3: you and you'd like that give me anxiety? King's sick
Speaker 3: cool cool cool cool cool. So I came across this video.
Speaker 3: It's called the twenty five percent rule for anxiety, and
Speaker 3: I want to know if when you hear this it's
Speaker 3: empowering and helpful it makes you feel really enabled to
Speaker 3: walk through the world with confidence, or if it is
Speaker 3: the reason why you have an anxiety attack.
Speaker 4: Remember the twenty five percent rule for social anxiety. Twenty
Speaker 4: five percent of people will like you and nothing you
Speaker 4: can do will make them not like you. Twenty five
Speaker 4: percent of people won't like you, and nothing you can
Speaker 4: do will make them like you. Twenty five percent of
Speaker 4: people will like you, but something you do could make
Speaker 4: them not like you. Twenty five percent of people won't
Speaker 4: like you, but something you do could make them like you.
Speaker 4: You can't really tell who is who in most cases,
Speaker 4: and you have no control over who they are and
Speaker 4: how they react to you, so it doesn't make sense
Speaker 4: to try and figure it out or try to control it.
Speaker 4: Just let it go. Someone's reaction or perception of you
Speaker 4: is not your fault. Just do your best, and don't
Speaker 4: let yourself get caught up using your imagination to guess
Speaker 4: what people thinking about you. Let me repeat the last part.
Speaker 4: Don't waste time and energy worrying about or assuming you
Speaker 4: know what anyone is thinking about you using your imagination
Speaker 4: is most likely not accurate at all, and especially if
Speaker 4: you have anxiety, it can't be trusted anyways. You don't
Speaker 4: need to respond to anything immediately. You don't need to
Speaker 4: go out of your way to make sure someone doesn't
Speaker 4: think the wrong thing. In the majority of situations, it
Speaker 4: just doesn't matter, and it's okay for people to be wrong.
Speaker 4: So take a load off your mind and don't let
Speaker 4: your imagination get the best of you. Remember the twenty
Speaker 4: five percent rule for social anxiety.
Speaker 2: It's not an internal loop.
Speaker 3: At one point, I feel like when he said twenty
Speaker 3: five percent of people will like you and there's something
Speaker 3: you can do about it, He's like, yah, I.
Speaker 2: Love this Vie, and then it was a downhill from there.
Speaker 3: That to me, I hear that, I'm like, those are
Speaker 3: fantastic odds, because what you're saying is half people I
Speaker 3: will meet will like me and half won't. And that
Speaker 3: feels like pretty accurate.
Speaker 2: No, because twenty five percent of the people so half
Speaker 2: of the people that like you, So it's fifty cents
Speaker 2: of people like you. Yes, twenty five percent will like
Speaker 2: you no matter what. The other twenty five will like
Speaker 2: you except for when you do something wrong. Yes, that
Speaker 2: is anxiety manifest Oh, I think, but it's just a fact.
Speaker 2: Is it a fact?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 2: How do they come up with these numbers? I mean,
Speaker 2: let's say the numbers are different.
Speaker 3: Let's say it's like ten percent of people will like
Speaker 3: you and there's nothing you can do about it. For
Speaker 3: then nine people won't like you and there's nothing you
Speaker 3: could do about it.
Speaker 2: I guess it's good, but it's very antithetical to how
Speaker 2: anxiety works. Yes, but I believe that anxiety is something
Speaker 2: that you should try to work through. So this is
Speaker 2: probably a very important part of it, particularly with social anxiety.
Speaker 2: So perhaps hearing this theory with help from a psychologist
Speaker 2: to help hold your hand through it. Perhaps it is
Speaker 2: the writing for a large fee.
Speaker 3: Instead of unsolicited on the job. I'm like, what this
Speaker 3: this trigger.
Speaker 2: Triggering as hell? Nah, I kind of get it. It's
Speaker 2: probably a good thing to know, especially on the internet,
Speaker 2: because I think the odds will be even worse.
Speaker 3: Yes, Yes, on TikTok nine people are ready to roast
Speaker 3: you one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: Rip.
Speaker 1: This is flex and frooms on Kada classes.
Speaker 3: In session here is where you'll do the most learning.
Speaker 3: For today, We've updated the curriculum. We've got some new
Speaker 3: data and some new evidence to support our suspicions that
Speaker 3: Instagram is the new dating app.
Speaker 2: This is through me hypothesis. Please explain. My hypothesis was
Speaker 2: that with the new notes app, you can put a
Speaker 2: little status up and when people go to their DMS,
Speaker 2: there's a little picture of you with a bubble above
Speaker 2: your head, and you can put in whatever you like.
Speaker 2: So I decided, being a single woman coming into the
Speaker 2: spring summer season, yes, I need to get near it,
Speaker 2: and so I put all right, i'll bite who's single? Yes,
Speaker 2: and we wanted to see what happened. Now. My hypothesis
Speaker 2: came when I first saw the notes feature, because I thought,
Speaker 2: you're already in the dms, and when you go into
Speaker 2: your DMS, you're horny looking for a little bit of
Speaker 2: self validation.
Speaker 3: Okay, don't continue. Sorry, I can't hide my reactions.
Speaker 2: I didn't mean to act like that. So it's not
Speaker 2: just me. No, it's not just me, And so I
Speaker 2: put it out there. Did they get any bites? I
Speaker 2: don't kiss and tell, but I'll say yeah I did.
Speaker 3: Did you hear that grumble? But also through me said, okay,
Speaker 3: I'll bite who's single. I said, I feared that that
Speaker 3: would encourage you know friends, you know doing banter to
Speaker 3: come through as opposed to real leads. And we were
Speaker 3: looking for real leads right We're trying to convert. So
Speaker 3: I put up a note of my own and said, okay,
Speaker 3: who's taking me on a date? So two very opposing
Speaker 3: strategies for the same outcome.
Speaker 2: I was looking at the discourse around this on the
Speaker 2: video that we put up, yes, and people were saying
Speaker 2: that maybe your approach is a little bit too.
Speaker 3: Let's actually read out some of these comments, because I
Speaker 3: know not everybody's on Instagram like they used to be.
Speaker 3: Some people have deactivated, done the monthly hiatus.
Speaker 2: No judgment, no judgment. So here we are. I'm just
Speaker 2: gonna read through.
Speaker 3: This person says I did post you up the other
Speaker 3: night and got a few bites. I think you're both
Speaker 3: onto something. From experience, I can confirm it absolutely is
Speaker 3: the new dating app. Someone said, we need the MSN
Speaker 3: function where you can log in and log at a
Speaker 3: million times and hope you crush will see through me.
Speaker 2: Is my player?
Speaker 3: I choose you flex It filters out any possible platonic
Speaker 3: vibes and gets you what you want. Oh my god,
Speaker 3: did Froom's longest tune coffee DM slide happen from this?
Speaker 2: Do we get a half made on that? What happened
Speaker 2: with that?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: We haven't. I have to put the I have to
Speaker 2: put the video on Instagram, but I'm a bit scared
Speaker 2: to put it up because I'm worried. Like my feo
Speaker 2: is that when you get near it and then you
Speaker 2: start saying on Instagram, I'm getting near it, I'm getting
Speaker 2: near it, it drives up. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, So
Speaker 2: I think that's gonna have to be parked for a
Speaker 2: little while. Yeah, get the coins up in terms.
Speaker 3: Like we let people know we are getting near it,
Speaker 3: but the specifics of what we got near have to
Speaker 3: remain a mystery. Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah okay cool.
Speaker 3: So and then we kept going people like Frims will win,
Speaker 3: Flex will win, La La la la, You're all wrong. Okay.
Speaker 3: This is my issue with doing studies. You don't get
Speaker 3: the results you want, you get the results you need.
Speaker 3: I can confirm what resulted on my end is a
Speaker 3: bunch of people, I'd say four people I often flirt with,
Speaker 3: like a flirt, a flirtation ship yep. Mostly platonic flirtation
Speaker 3: ships coming through wasting my time. I said, please, you're
Speaker 3: clogging up the space. You're clogging up the space. It
Speaker 3: was never gonna be you. So there was that I did,
Speaker 3: How do I phrase this? Make progress with my crush?
Speaker 3: We'll leave it at that, We'll leave it at that
Speaker 3: and yep, yep. But most of all, I'd say, from
Speaker 3: my perspective, it will not be then new Hinge because
Speaker 3: the only people you have access to in the notes
Speaker 3: app is people you follow and people who follow you, right,
Speaker 3: and so now you have to start following all of
Speaker 3: your prospects and they have to start following you. It's
Speaker 3: just it's too difficult, too many steps. You're better off
Speaker 3: just reacting to an Instagram story.
Speaker 2: True that this is the thing of why I wasn't
Speaker 2: so forward. Is that, as we always say, plausible deniability
Speaker 2: when it comes to dating. We want to say, oh,
Speaker 2: I was just joking, But it made me think about,
Speaker 2: oh my god, who are the people that I follow?
Speaker 2: Who are the people that follow me? There's form of flames,
Speaker 2: there's work contacts, there's people who are not quite down
Speaker 2: with the humor, and yet I'm coming in straight and
Speaker 2: I know because not that many people do know. It's
Speaker 2: I'd be hitting up the top regardless of how often
Speaker 2: we So it's giving you an early adopter. It's giving
Speaker 2: people another opportunity to unfollow. Oh no, why would you
Speaker 2: think that? Yeah, like old flames, I hard don't want
Speaker 2: to see this.
Speaker 3: No way, it's not even like that. What I will
Speaker 3: say is, I did wonder who thought we were being
Speaker 3: facetious and just taking the piss and who thought we
Speaker 3: were being free?
Speaker 2: They totally thought we were taking the piece after we
Speaker 2: did that video. Let's be honest, because no one wants
Speaker 2: to end up on the podcast, are you sure? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Who knows. All gonna say is we're getting near it, folks,
Speaker 2: and I suggest you also getting get near its summer
Speaker 2: spring experience.
Speaker 1: This is flex and froomes.
Speaker 2: I'm often googling stuff, but how do I explain this?
Speaker 3: Like the other day, I googled why does my mouth
Speaker 3: taste sour after chocolate chip biscuits? A lot doesn't come up,
Speaker 3: but that's odd to me. I also googled the other
Speaker 3: day why does my mouth taste sour after dinner rolls?
Speaker 3: You know those ones you get and you put them
Speaker 3: in the oven and then they're like, oh, it's the
Speaker 3: starch and the sodium and the bi carb and the
Speaker 3: yeast or whatever. I don't know, it's it's reacting with
Speaker 3: my inner mouth bacteria. But like you need the bacteria
Speaker 3: in your mouth to do the stuff, babes. I don't know,
Speaker 3: but I was at the airport the other day and
Speaker 3: I'm big on apple juice. IM beg on all juices actually,
Speaker 3: but usually apple juice is the dominant juice at airport,
Speaker 3: which I find odd because you think it be orange juice.
Speaker 3: But I think it's because you can tell when orange
Speaker 3: juice is off and you can't tell when apple juice
Speaker 3: is off, or can you?
Speaker 2: Because why did.
Speaker 3: I open this spring valley? One of those tops have
Speaker 3: a little suckle and then it comes washing over me
Speaker 3: like it does every time I'm at the airport. This
Speaker 3: apple juice tastes like onions, straight onions or better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3: If you have fond memories of being a child and
Speaker 3: having your parents cut up fruit for you on the
Speaker 3: cross contamination board that's been used to cut up veggies beforehand,
Speaker 3: and so you get the bit of apple that's been
Speaker 3: cut with the with the onion board and you get
Speaker 3: to be the onion residuse, right, you know what I'm
Speaker 3: talking about. Huh, you know what I'm talking about. It's
Speaker 3: exactly like that, except in liquid form. And so when
Speaker 3: I put it on the internet, people did say not many,
Speaker 3: but enough said oh my god, this happens to me
Speaker 3: too all the time. So it could be one of
Speaker 3: two things. Either my taste buds work perfectly and I'm
Speaker 3: really tasting what apples are at the core onion, or
Speaker 3: it is like a coriander DNA thing.
Speaker 2: Okay, we do nice in facts. Let's go through the facts.
Speaker 2: You are a reforming picky eater. I would say you're
Speaker 2: still probably eighty percent pickI eater, but coming out of it. Okay, dogs, however,
Speaker 2: I definitely say something in this thank you. But you
Speaker 2: can also get in your own head. It's like when
Speaker 2: you think you're sick and then suddenly you feel absolutely
Speaker 2: foully ill. So maybe you got a little tiny hint
Speaker 2: of it. Maybe you've just eaten like a hash brown
Speaker 2: that had a little bit too much salt on it.
Speaker 2: Is that what happened?
Speaker 3: Well, No, I did have a banana bread at the
Speaker 3: same time, still a fruit though, still a fruit one
Speaker 3: in exactly.
Speaker 2: There's really nothing worse than cracking a drink open and
Speaker 2: it tasting like balls when you know what it should
Speaker 2: taste like. Exactly.
Speaker 3: So if we know anyone, I don't know, if we
Speaker 3: need maybe like a food scientist that can tell us
Speaker 3: about the chemical compounds of certain things in the way
Speaker 3: they combined to make them taste different in my mouth.
Speaker 3: But I'm telling you, chocolate is savory number one. It's
Speaker 3: not a sweet and apple juice often tastes like onion.
Speaker 2: I think you've got a problem. I don't think it's me,
Speaker 2: But thank you so much for listening. I love chocolate.
Speaker 2: Actually brought some with me in my bag, just giving
Speaker 2: me a pep up.
Speaker 1: You're listening to Flex and Frooms.
Speaker 2: Okay, look Flex has just tagged me in a pick
Speaker 2: in a in a Instagram.
Speaker 3: Story one thing about me, and I will say it's
Speaker 3: one of my better skills and gifts. I'm always documenting
Speaker 3: the thing about me. If you're coming out, you'll leave
Speaker 3: the night with a batch of content you can repurpose
Speaker 3: me nothing nothing.
Speaker 2: Some videos of you the other day we went to
Speaker 2: a gig, and.
Speaker 3: Do I have them exactly exactly all right, Well, I
Speaker 3: am in a sleep kind of mood lately.
Speaker 2: I've been doing big fat naps every weekend? Are you actually? Yeah?
Speaker 2: How many hours?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: I had to cut myself short on Sunday, so you
Speaker 2: last yesterday and I did what did I do? I
Speaker 2: did four thirty pm to five thirty pm. Oh, an
Speaker 2: actual nap, yeah, which is a bit dangerous given it's
Speaker 2: so close to nighttime. Literally, so I ended up getting
Speaker 2: my housemate to sleep with me. Oh, just so I'm
Speaker 2: made sure that yeah. Okay, speaking of sitting, when a
Speaker 2: herald the other day put something on the Instagram story
Speaker 2: about what happens when we sleep, okay, and apparently it's
Speaker 2: a lot. So I want to read out some facts.
Speaker 2: You probably already know them because you're a big stick.
Speaker 2: You know it is what it is. We know there's
Speaker 2: four stages, yes, anyone who did psychology in high school? Woman, Yes,
Speaker 2: and it becomes progressively deeper as we go on, and
Speaker 2: it accounts for about seventy five to eighty percent of
Speaker 2: our total sleep time. Which little did people know that
Speaker 2: if you're drunk, you don't get to rem really because
Speaker 2: you don't dream. You often just wake up like nothing's
Speaker 2: happened in your sleep.
Speaker 3: That's really odd. Alcohol is poisoned. Thank you so much
Speaker 3: for sharing. Do you want to do something more exciting?
Speaker 3: And I'm gonna stop you there?
Speaker 2: I didn't even I didn't even get to the last bit.
Speaker 2: I'll just quickly finish.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Your brain builds up all sorts of toxic crap,
Speaker 2: like actual toxins, and then being asleep drains them. I
Speaker 2: never had thought about it like that. I need more information,
Speaker 2: you know, I just give snippets. Do you hear? Truly?
Speaker 2: I might tell us more. You don't have anything to
Speaker 2: tell us.
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