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This is the kind of quality time I've
always dreamt about.
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Wow, I forgot you were even here.
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Hey, when are you guys recording the
podcast this week? Do you need some more
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nose corner?
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We always need more nose corner.
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I'm not sure when we're recording this
week.
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Okay. Hey, what are you guys doing here?
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Hey. Hey.
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Hey, how are you? I'll join you. Oh,
okay. You guys see the Warhol piece
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No. No, we didn't come for the art. We
came because they have a good gift shop
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and they have excellent chai.
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So no art at all? No, I promised her we
wouldn't. My body shuts down inside
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museums. Like, I stand in front of a
piece of art, and I feel compelled to
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see something I don't actually see. I
can't be myself in front of art. Yeah, I
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get that.
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Hey, how's it going at Ahava?
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Was I right about that place or what?
Oh.
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Right? So right.
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So right. It's great. It's, you know,
Neil and Cammy. They got very cool
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Um, how are you? How's the fam?
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Oh, man.
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Um, Abby and I are done.
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Whoa. So, oh, my.
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God, I can't believe it. You guys seemed
so happy.
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Yeah, but it was fake.
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Instagram is fake.
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Life's a wild journey, man.
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You do seem lighter.
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Thank you. Yeah, we both are. We both
are. I think it's for the best.
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Well, listen, I've counseled a lot of
couples going through some tough times.
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I'm your rabbi now. I'd love to talk
about all of this with you. You know,
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hopefully there's some possible
solutions that don't involve separation.
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Obviously, it's not just you and Abby
now. This afternoon, there's Jesse
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Charles. Why don't you come by my office
tomorrow?
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I don't know.
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It would be an honor. It would be a
pleasure. Whatever comes of it. Okay,
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do it. Okay, great. Okay, good. I look
forward to it.
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I'll see you then. Text me and let me
know when. Okay. Love you guys.
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Love you too.
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Oh, man.
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I wonder who I can set Abby up with.
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Joanne. What?
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Any marriage ending is sad.
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I don't agree.
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I think you have one life to live, and
sometimes the person you marry isn't the
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person you end up being married to.
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Do that make sense?
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Not really, but listen, I've seen a lot
of couples that are ready to give up,
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and they found a way to fall back in
love. It happens.
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I'm sure that that happens, but I think
there's also couples who stay together
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way too long, and that makes it worse,
especially on the kids.
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No, obviously, your parents' situation
is different. But is that the only way
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can be different? Like, can you only get
divorced if one of them is secretly
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gay? Yeah.
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Yeah, 100%. Listen.
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Where are you going? You know what? I
gotta go.
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I'm meeting Batya soon.
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Who's Batya? That would be your mother.
She picked her Hebrew name.
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Okay, well, let me know if she shows up.
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She usually gives up on stuff.
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Right about now.
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Patia, I'll be there. Okay. Are you good
with all this stuff? Yeah, I'll just
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clean all this stuff up. Okay. And then
if you need me, I'll be in the kitchen,
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okay? I know you will.
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All right, bye.
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So, number one, I wanted to start a
relationship with your synagogue, as it
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seems the right fit.
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Does she know we know each other, or is
that illegal?
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yeah it's legal and uh number two i
wanted to do conversion classes here
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i love noah both on the inside and out
and looks are very important to me me
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same page okay well listen uh typical
conversion takes about a year uh unless
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don't know unless the hava has a
different protocol well we have the half
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which we call the loose conversion and
then we have the full year which we call
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the conversion no one's ever asked for
Oh, wow. Six months doesn't really seem
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like enough. I'm very loose, so I would
love the loose conversion.
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By the way, you're not even going to
feel it. It's painless. It'll be over
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before you know it, yeah.
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I mean, is it cheaper?
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Oh, no.
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We don't charge anyone to become a Jew.
We see it as a blessing. Well, I've
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already been studying Judaism on my own.
I mean, I stay up all night reading
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about it. I mean, do you want to test
me?
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Ask me anything Jewish. We don't have to
test you. No, I want to test her.
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Okay.
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Okay, what are two objects that are
waved around during Sukkot? Oh, that's
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Lulav and Etrog.
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Wow.
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All right, what's the name of Moses'
wife?
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Zipporah, also known as Sephora, later
to be used by an esteemed beauty supply
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chain. I love you.
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I respect you. This is amazing.
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I love you. Honestly, you can't stump
me. I'm a speed reader, and I also know
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what happened on every single day of my
life.
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Just like Mary Lou Henner. Uh, listen,
Lynn, you seem to really love Jewish
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learning, so I really think the year
-long course is right for you because...
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No, you can't. She's a six -month girl.
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Well, thank you for a perfectly gorgeous
lunch date.
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Oh, and thank you for teaching me how to
pronounce salad nicoise.
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Nicoise. Are you sure there's a... No,
nicoise. I thought you said... I have
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about 15 minutes to my next patient. I
gotta tell you about this guy. Mm.
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Really interesting.
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Extreme kleptomaniac. It's wild. Wait,
isn't that supposed to be confidential,
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though? I know. Patient confidentiality
is one of the things that Floyd was
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wrong about. He was wrong about a lot of
things. Andy? This guy.
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Andy.
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Helena.
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Oh, my God. You look stunning. So do
you. Look at your hair. Your skin. Are
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getting younger on me?
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Only in spirit. Uh -huh. But thank you.
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How do you guys know each other? She's
my ex -patient. We jaded.
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Oh. I forgot about that.
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We did.
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I should go.
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It's nice seeing you.
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Nice to meet you.
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I'll see you.
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Yeah, that was hilarious.
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Was it?
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I thought that I was the only patient
you jaded. Honestly, it wasn't even a
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thing. It was like six months or
something, so.
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Oh, okay.
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Thanks. Six months is a little longish
to forget, but... Sure, okay.
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Morgan, I... It's fine. I don't even
think of her like that.
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Why do you doubt that this is real for
me? Because this is the three -week
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Mom, where you quit something that you
thought you were going to do for the
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of your life.
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I just want to make sure you don't feel
embarrassed if you're already over it,
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you know? No, this is different. This is
real.
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I am Jewish.
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I am sure.
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What the hell? How are you sure, though?
I'm sure, sure, sure.
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Are you asking this because I'm
converting or because you're not?
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Both. I don't know. Tell me this.
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How do you know?
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I feel it.
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I've spent my whole life feeling like
everyone else had something I didn't
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And now I feel I have it.
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oh my god this is real for the first
time this is the thing you pick that
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out to be real this is in this sucks be
happy for me i have faith and it feels
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you know it's like i was never at peace
and now i feel at peace i'm happy that
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you're at peace i really am i'm just
saying that it would make my life a
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lot easier if i could feel that too
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Everything happens when it's right. You
know, you may have to go at your own
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speed. Just inch by inch.
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I don't think I have time to go inch by
inch.
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Noah and I can't move forward if I don't
start feeling something soon. And
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meanwhile, Morgan's racing to the altar.
You know, not a road bump in sight.
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You'll get there. I have faith.
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I know.
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Quit bragging about it.
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We should be done already. This is
taking way too long.
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Oh, hey, Fabrizio.
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Oh, hey.
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How's it going?
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You know, just dealing with this stupid
pool guy. Can I help you with this?
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Oh, my God. Actually, yeah, I'm in a
rush.
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Joanne left some of the stuff at my
house, and I just... Can you leave it on
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front step?
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Yeah, sure thing. Thank you.
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How's the podcast going?
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Oh, uh, great. Yeah, Joanne actually
gave you a shout -out on the last
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It was hilarious.
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Oh, cool, yeah. I'll check it out. Okay.
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Thank you.
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Feels like we've spent enough time with
my mom today. She asked if we had plans.
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Yoo -hoo!
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Hey, come in.
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Shoes on or off?
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Oh, whatever you like.
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Hey, Mom, why do I hear Dad's voice?
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We spent the afternoon shopping, and he
asked what I was doing for dinner.
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Yeah, me and your mom are back together
again. I prayed to get away.
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Oh, you should have more kids.
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We had sex all afternoon.
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Oh, God.
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I was out there today. I just love the
groovy vibe at Ahava. It feels like the
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perfect place for me.
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Yes, it is a groovy vibe.
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No, now be truthful. Are you into groovy
vibes?
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I love groovy vibes.
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Okay. If it's not groovy, get it out.
It's not my vibe.
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So you guys went shopping this
afternoon? Yeah, Lynn got me this
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do you think? Looks great. Isn't it
wonderful? Don't you just love it? When
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I get man boobs?
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Just go one size up. Don't put yourself
down.
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I think it's so cool you guys have such
a nice relationship.
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Yeah, I know. I mean, when I got
divorced, it was hell for a while.
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Absolute hell. But we're a better couple
now than ever before.
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Well, Lynn is a saint. The strongest
woman I know.
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What about me? Like I said, the
strongest woman I know.
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And we still fight. I mean, sometimes I
wake up in the middle of the night, and
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I'm so angry at something I just
remembered that happened when we were
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And she calls me. I mean, I let her get
it all out, and then I say I'm sorry,
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and then I beg her to let me get back to
sleep.
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Can't be good for your dating life.
Well, that never dates anyone long
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for them to care.
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Okay. You know what I mean.
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You and Mom are commitment people.
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Well, honey, to be fair, you know,
you're not much better. You went to four
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different high schools.
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You were a cosmetologist and an interior
designer at that time, and I haven't
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seen you give a facial in a while.
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You went to four different high schools?
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Yeah. Well, five if you count the two
days of homeschooling.
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High school was hard. I kept wanting to
reinvent myself, but then I was still
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myself wherever I went. And we gave her
space, you know, to find herself, you
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know, figure out who she was.
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I think it's a good thing.
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I love who she turned into.
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I think she's faking it around you.
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Why? Where are you going?
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Thailand.
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What? Yep, it was very last minute. I
just booked it. I had points. I just did
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it. Hi, who are you? I am someone who
tries new things.
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Did I tell you that I did surf camp?
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No, you didn't tell me. You didn't tell
me. How was that?
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It was really awful.
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How was that? Didn't get up on the board
even once, and I did almost drown.
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But I tried something new.
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Ah, Beck.
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I just, I feel like you're in such a
great place. Like, a strange great
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but such a great place. Thank you. I
really am.
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And I mean, I really was not for a long
time. Sure. Famously.
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I feel like I'm just so glad that Noah
broke up with me. Like, our last
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conversation, it weirdly set me free.
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I know that that sounds corny, but it's
really true.
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I am so happy that you said it sounds
corny. Okay. So I didn't have to.
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Fun! Look at the rosemary!
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Yeah, that's really pretty. You like
here?
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Here!
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What's up, loser?
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Wait, you're upside?
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What's wrong?
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Oh, man.
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I really like Dr.
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Andy. I know. I feel so betrayed.
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Me, too.
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You guys seem so happy.
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I mean, that's what the confusing part
is. Like, Dr. Andy makes me happy.
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I mean, is this, like, the kind of thing
where something like this happens and
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it makes you not trust him, but also,
like, it?
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Yes.
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I don't know, but he don'ts on me.
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Oh, yeah, no, I mean, it's crazy doting,
though. It's like you're a little
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Pekingese dog.
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I know, and then he drops these little
bombs. Like, you know, he doesn't talk
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his family, and he can't go to Texas.
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Oh, that's cool. That's like Thelma and
Louise.
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That's kind of hot.
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And today was, like, the biggest bomb of
all. Like, I feel completely thrown.
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Like, I was living in, like, one version
of reality, and now I'm in a completely
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different version. Like, the Dr. Andy
who loves me and makes me feel so happy
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just, like, isn't real.
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You know, I always think that, like, the
only way you're really gonna know
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somebody is if you can, like, steal
their phone and just, like, spend an
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with it. Like, your Instagram algorithm,
like, that's gonna tell you who they
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are.
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Oh, my God, we actually could.
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He's, like, dead asleep. Every time I
leave, he just shuts down like a robot.
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It's, like, another weird thing about
him.
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Okay, we have a plan.
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Buckle your seatbelt, baby.
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Why am I... I was watching the game.
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Oh, God, I know it's weird, but
sometimes I forget how to have fun.
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Like running around telling everyone,
like, I'm so fun.
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But even I can see that a fun person
would, like, never say that. Does that
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sense? Mm -hmm.
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How are you and Sash doing?
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Are things better?
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I don't even know how me and Sash are
doing, to be honest.
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Right. Right. I mean, can I? You always
can. You guys got married because you
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were pregnant. I mean, you were so
young.
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Babies. Babies. Exactly.
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We were friends before. We're going to
be friends forever.
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You know, no matter what.
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But is Sasha who I would pick today?
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Oh, wow.
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Anyway, you were going to show me. Who
are you talking to on Bumble?
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We are having a good time.
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Okay, fine, fine, fine, fine.
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Ree. He has so many tattoos.
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I know. And I sent him a message.
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You didn't. Okay, so we need to come up
with a fake reason for why we're trying
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to get into this film. Okay, this is
exciting.
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Yeah, I know.
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Okay, so my beloved aunt died. Okay.
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Her name was... Pamela Streisand.
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No, that sounds fake. It sounds like you
thought of Barbara Streisand and Pamela
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Anderson, like put them together.
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We were so connected. How did you know I
did that? Because you're an idiot.
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Okay, so Pamela McMillan was an
acclaimed poet.
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And this...
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is her greatest book of poems.
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Okay. That's really good.
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I know. Nobody can name a poet, but they
don't want to admit that they can't
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name a poet. Exactly.
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Morgan.
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Morgan? Yes. Hi.
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That's me. Should I be British for this?
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Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Welcome. My name
is Terry.
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How can I help you today? Hello, Terry.
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Hi, Terry.
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I can't do this. No, go ahead. My aunt
died, Pamela McMillan.
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Oh, she's a very famous poet.
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Wrote mostly about post -famine.
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Yeah, of course, he knows. So, any case,
we are trying to get into her phone so
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that we can retrieve her last and
perhaps greatest work is, yeah.
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Okay, yeah, that's not a believable
story in any way, shape, or form, so.
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Really? Yeah.
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Okay, so the truth is, Derry, that my
fiancé, he lied about something, and we
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are trying to figure out if he's lying
about other things, too.
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And so you want me to illegally break
into his phone and help you out?
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Yeah, but we would prefer that you use a
different term than illegally.
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Oh, yeah, of course. What was I
thinking?
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Okay, so what word should we use?
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Broad -mindedly?
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Unconventionally. Okay.
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Okay, maybe I can help you guys, yeah.
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Okay, that was... Your tone did not
sound like you were going to help us out
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all that. I was like, this is not going
to work. I'm not going to break into his
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phone. Still illegal.
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What? Okay, so I'm sorry I'm confused
because it really sounded like you were
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going to help us.
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Yeah, I was.
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If you find yourself here at my little
help desk asking me to break into your
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fiancé's phone because you don't trust
him, don't you think you already have
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answer you're looking for?
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Morgan?
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Wow, I got chills.
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I know.
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God, Terry.
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You really are a genius.
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Steven? Yo.
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I'm seeing Gabe tomorrow.
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He confirmed.
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Hoping it's nothing a little honest
communication can't solve.
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Ah, honest communication.
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Communication is definitely important.
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Okay.
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Do you want to be honest with me about
Ahava?
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What about it?
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Uh, about how you hate it?
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Oh, my God, I don't hate it.
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Well, you don't love it.
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I don't love it. No, that's true. I
definitely don't love it. How could you
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tell? Well, the groovy vibes thing.
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Was it the groovy vibes?
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Yeah. Yeah.
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And also the way you say Neil and Cammy?
Neil and Cammy? Really?
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Do you hear that? Ugh, Neil and Cammy.
Yeah, sorry.
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Listen, I wasn't trying to hide it from
you. I was just...
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reluctant to admit it, I think, even to
myself.
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It's a great place. It's just not my
place.
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So how about you?
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What? I feel like something's going on
with you and Morgan.
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She hasn't been around. I feel like you
haven't talked to her in days.
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We had a really big fight, and we're
taking a break from the podcast.
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Okay.
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Yeah, I don't think I was emotionally
ready to go wedding dress shopping.
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It made me feel like...
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We're behind them.
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Oh, well, it's not a competition, you
know? We can't rush this, you know?
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Marriage is a very big deal. It's
supposed to be forever.
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Why did you say it like that?
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I don't love how quickly you want people
to give up.
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Okay, with all due respect to Gabe and
Abby, I'm, like, not that invested in
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their future.
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Fine, let's talk about us, then. If we
were married and things got hard, what
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would you do?
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How am I supposed to answer that?
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I don't know, but I mean, you know, you
get in a fight, the podcast is off,
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neither of your parents think it's
important to stick with anything. It's
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Marriage seems hard, you know? Things
won't be perfect. There'll be days when
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I'm not your favorite person. I know.
There'll be days you're not your
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person. It's not like it's high school
when you can just switch every year if
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you're not happy.
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I mean, I guess you can.
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And that's what's so scary.
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Okay.
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I grew up in a house with two people who
never should have gotten married. Okay?
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And it went on way too long, and it was
horrible. The version of my parents
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that, like, you saw tonight, I would
have killed for that when I was little.
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I switched high school because I was
trying to escape my life.
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Growing up with a mom who became someone
new every year, it was unstable, and it
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made me feel anxious.
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And all I want now is normalcy and
stability.
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And I didn't think I'd ever have it.
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And you think now that I have the
chance, I'm going to run away from it?
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No.
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No, I don't.
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Good.
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Because you know what the dream is?
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What's the dream?
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Wanting to have sex with someone who
makes you feel safe.
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I didn't think that existed.
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Josh, I hope you find that.
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I hope you find it, too.
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Thank you.
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All right. Here you go.
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Getting ice cream's a great idea.
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It's like the perfect thing to do when
you fail at breaking into somebody's
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phone. I guess.
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I don't know. I guess I'll have to have
an honest conversation with him in the
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morning. Nothing worse than an honest
conversation.
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I guess. You know, I already know what
he's going to do. He's just going to
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it around and he's going to like, I
don't know, say that I'm all fucked up
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because of my fucked up family.
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That's not fair.
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Everybody's got a fucked up family.
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My family's quietly fucked up.
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You know, everybody thinks that my mom
is so direct and she says what she
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but she says what she wants.
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And that's, like, a little different.
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I gotta say, I love Bina. Oh.
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She loves you, too.
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That's why I like her.
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I'm just kidding.
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And you and Esther seem great.
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Yeah, yeah. I mean, we're... Yeah, no,
we're good.
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Sasha.
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Wait, what's going on? You're just
staring out into the distance.
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I ain't.
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She's just, she's been, like, really
distant lately.
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Kind of feels like I'm losing her, you
know?
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Kind of killing me.
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I'm sorry.
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00:21:40,360 --> 00:21:41,540
You want to talk about it?
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You know, I got to tell you, the last
thing that I want to do is have an
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conversation.
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I really like the last episode of your
podcast, by the way. The bit about
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and the landlord was really funny.
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I hope he doesn't listen.
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Shit.
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Oh, my God, I totally forgot what we
said about him. I just remembered that
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gave Fabrizio a shout -out. Shit.
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00:22:07,960 --> 00:22:09,000
His name's Fabrizio?
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I'm so screwed.
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Can I guess what you're going to say?
Yeah. Okay.
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You're going to say marriage should be
forever, and there are ebbs and flows,
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and you need to find a way to weather
the storm.
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Uh, truthfully, yes.
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I was going to say something like that.
But now I'm starting to wonder if every
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couple doesn't have to find their own
path.
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You know, sometimes families can only
come together once they've come apart.
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00:22:42,380 --> 00:22:44,940
So why don't you tell me about you and
Abby? You know, I have a lot of
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but I'd love to hear it from the
beginning.
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00:22:47,120 --> 00:22:48,960
Okay, great. I want to get into the
weeds.
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00:22:49,240 --> 00:22:53,580
Great. Do you need every gory detail,
or...? I don't need it, but I can handle
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it. You're in for a wild ride.
450
00:22:55,590 --> 00:22:59,170
Honestly, it was one of my proudest
moments as a rabbi. I spent hours
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about marriage, examining it and
reexamining it, pulling it apart and
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it. So what's he going to do?
453
00:23:06,350 --> 00:23:07,350
I don't know.
454
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That's the thing about Judaism. We love
to talk about things from every
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00:23:12,010 --> 00:23:13,030
direction, you know?
456
00:23:13,690 --> 00:23:15,990
I was being too rigid in how I was
looking at it before.
457
00:23:16,310 --> 00:23:18,250
I love analyzing things from every
direction.
458
00:23:18,470 --> 00:23:19,950
I know. It's very Jewish of you.
459
00:23:20,490 --> 00:23:22,790
A religion that encourages me to argue?
460
00:23:23,850 --> 00:23:24,850
Love that.
461
00:23:28,379 --> 00:23:29,379
Sorry, hold on.
462
00:23:30,940 --> 00:23:32,380
I'm just texting my mom.
463
00:23:38,740 --> 00:23:39,740
Can I tell you something?
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Yeah.
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You make me a better rabbi.
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00:23:42,820 --> 00:23:44,000
I definitely do.
467
00:23:47,420 --> 00:23:48,600
What the fuck is this?
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It's like you're being evicted.
469
00:23:57,200 --> 00:23:58,200
Definitely beautiful.
470
00:24:27,560 --> 00:24:28,900
That's so fucking typical.
471
00:24:31,540 --> 00:24:35,300
The harder you push, the more she's
wanting to leave.
472
00:24:35,800 --> 00:24:38,600
Cause everything you do, you do it
desperately.
473
00:24:39,680 --> 00:24:42,980
You're out of touch, so she comes
running for me.
474
00:24:43,340 --> 00:24:44,340
And honestly,
475
00:24:44,860 --> 00:24:51,520
honestly. Cause your girl calls me in
the middle of the night. Sweet
476
00:24:51,520 --> 00:24:56,940
talk, she likes that I'm the sentimental
type. That's what she told me.
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