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It is time to leave your worries outside and laugh
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with us inside the Treehouse. I'm Daniel Mallley, along with
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Trey Trenholm, Jerry Caldwell, and today's very special guest, the
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one and only Rebecca Black. Rebecca formerly of ninety eight
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point seven K Love Fame and as far as I'm concerned,
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next to Ron Chapman, one of the finest talents to
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come out of that station. And if I'm being honest, Rebecca,
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you get to actually beat Ron Chapman because you out
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a lie.
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Just barely though I just barely. But I am scarred
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with all kinds of trauma.
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Yeah, we all are. That's what happens with that radio people.
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And now, like us, you're on the podcast digital side
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of things. You are one half of the Hunted af podcast. Yeah,
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so welcome back into the treehouse. It's been a while
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since we've seen you.
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Thank you. Yeah, it's been like over a year, right, it.
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Has, and we're going to celebrate your re emergence into
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the treehouse. Uh with Obviously it's Halloween, so we figure
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what better time than to have one of our favorite
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haunted podcast people in the treehouse than Halloween. So welcome back.
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Thank you. That's a sweet I would.
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Like to start by asking everybody, do you know the
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origins of Michael Myer's mask from the Halloween movie franchise? Jerry,
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This is just a simple yes or no. Do you
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know the origin of Michael Meyer's mask? Yes, Rebecca, do
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you know that the origin of Michael Myers mask?
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Of course I do.
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Cray, please say you don't, I don't, Thank you very much.
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I appreciate for going along with that a little bit there.
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Not everyone is familiar with the origin story of Michael
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Myers mask. In fact, they're of all the you know,
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famous iconic masks in you know, Halloween movie lore. Some
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of them have decent stories, some of them are just
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kind of like okay, but I think the Michael Myers
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mask one truly is one of the most original. So
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I'm now going to share with you. This is John Carpenter,
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obviously the guy that did the Halloween franchise, talking about
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how they acquired, how they came up with, and how
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they came about the Michael Myers mask.
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Eataly Wallace, the production designer, ran up to the mask
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shop on Hollywood Boulevard and bought a couple.
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One was a clown mask.
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And that's, you know, one way to go and the
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other he got this William Shatner Star Trek mask.
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Captain Kirk tore off the eyebrows, hoofed up the hair
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a little so it looked demented and strange, and I
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spray painted it whieter than it already was took off
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the sideburns.
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Oh.
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It created a shiver right in the room, and we
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knew we had something special.
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I guess I owe the success of Halloween to William Shatner.
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The thing that I don't know, And I'm wondering if Rebecca,
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you or Jerry know the question or know the answer
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to this question. Are we talking William Shatner Star Trek
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or are we talking William Shatner TJ. Hooker era?
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Oh?
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Because my first thought was certainly Star Trek, But then
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they mentioned the sideburns and the stuff, and I'm like,
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was there a TJ. Hooker mask? And would that have
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been more frightening than a Captain Kirk teased a hair mask.
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I'm not sure.
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I think it's more of the TJ. I think so,
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uh Hooker era, you know, like the eighties. Captain Kirk
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as opposed to the.
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First Halloween was nineteen seventy eight, So it has to
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be Star Trek.
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Okay, okay, because t J. Hooker didn't start until the eighties.
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Right, yeah, Okay, Well that's true.
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And I was gonna say Star Trek has been on
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the air way longer than t J.
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Hooker was.
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It's not a gse that's not true. Actually, I think
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that's incorrect. So in our hearts and minds, we think
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Star Trek was this massive success of a series, and
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it was after it got off the air and hit syndication.
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Because if I remember this correctly, Trey, I know, you know,
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because you're you're a Trecky. Wasn't the original Star Trek
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only on for like two or three seasons?
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and then And truth of the matter is it wasn't.
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It was a hit, but it wasn't that big of
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a hit, and it wasn't until even in syndication. It
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wasn't until Star Wars and then they went and they
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did the Star Trek movie that all of a sudden
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it found new life. I uh.
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Yeah, So that's uh, that's at least one mystery that
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is solved. It's okay, So Captain Kirk teased hair all
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of that. All right, So that's.
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Yeah, are we not picturing like watching Halloween and like
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William Shatner is actually playing him?
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Oh No, I have many times over the years, and
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what I keep meaning to do is to what I
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want to do is go back and rewatch some of
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the Halloween movies. Yeah, and just watch it through that
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lens of Yes, it's it's just a you know, a
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really fed up William Shatner with family issues.
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Well, like, even if you think about it, the way
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he moves that character Michael Myers, it's real slow and
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kind of deliberate, which I totally feel is a Shatner
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vibe anyway.
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Yeah, because Shatner speaks that way, it would make sense
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that he would move in a similar fashion, which is,
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you know, still just kind of kind of a situation.
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Again for us.
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Yeah, by the way, that's also my Robot dance.
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I love it.
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And you could also go the other direction and do
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you know Boston legal Shatner ooh, interest as he's stabbing
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somebody Denny Crane.
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Perhaps because there's been so many Halloween movies and now
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technically that characters should be a seventy year old man.
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Maybe that's what they did in the last couple of movies.
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Was they updated to the Boston legal version of him
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older wrinklier?
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Yep? That and then they have to get the new
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mask of course. Yeah, sure, no, I think I'm on
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board to that. I think it makes sense. I'm one,
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So we have Trey. You think it was three seasons
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that Star Trek was on, right, I think that's like that.
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I think I've then discovered the scariest thing for Halloween
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twenty twenty four is t J Hooker was on TV
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in its original run for ninety episodes. That's four years.
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There were more original TJ Hooker episodes then there were stars.
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Wow.
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It was on for three seasons for a total of
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seventy nine episodes.
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Oh wait, Actually, it does make sense now that I
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think about it, because t J Hooker had Adrians med. Right,
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that'll get you the additional eleven episodes without a doubt. Heather,
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you know was I think Locklear didn't hurt, but I
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think it was all about Adrians and me.
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Did Adrians of med catapult the success of Grease Too
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into t J Hooker? I can't remember the timeline.
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I just think, I just love the fact that you
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used the verb catapult in relation to Grease Too.
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Yes, wildly successful Grease Too, which actually knows any of
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the characters are and I think, uh, who was it
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Michelle Pfeiffer is, Yes, hey, yes.
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Your look that look. Grease Too Is is an interesting
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film because you get to see a tale of two careers,
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one with Adrians of med and the other with Michelle Yes,
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which contrast. Yeah, I'd like to point out real quickly,
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just it's a quick aside because it's something I've seen
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and I love. One of my favorite horror movies actually
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stars Michelle Pfeiffer. Uh, and that is what lies beneath
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with Harris. Also, in case you're wondering and didn't know,
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it was written by agent Coulson from the Marvel universe Clark.
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Which one's agent Coulson, because I don't recall.
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Did you see the First Avengers with Loki and their
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battling in New York. Do you see the guy that
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Loki stabbed with that really big spear and he was
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sad about it and he wanted Captain America's autograph on
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his card. Yes, that actor is the dude that wrote
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what Lies Beneath Cool?
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What a weird career change? How do you go from
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horror to action hero?
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I don't know. How do you go from radio to podcast?
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Shut up now, Sometimes it's not up to us.
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You just got a pivot.
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of sleepless in Seattle, right, but have you heard of
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dateless and sexless in Portland?
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No?
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No, this is one of those situations where I'm intrigued
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to see Trey. I know you love a good crazy woman.
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I just want to see on which side you fall
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attracted or scared. Okay, all right, here we go. A
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thirty three year old virgin who has never been on
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a date has explained why she is not actively searching
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for love. Her name is Lauren Harkins. She is from Portland, Maine,
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not Oregon. She's from Maine, and she's opened up about
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her view on relationships and how they're not necessary for
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a happy life. For Laurena, it began in high school
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when many of her friends were feeling love for the
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first time, as well as being uninterested. She was also
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dealing with more serious matters after her father, who passed
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away in two thousand and six at the age of
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forty six. Her decision to stay a virgin has been
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a conscious one, Lauren says, as she's been very content
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on her own all these years. She said, the twenties
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were such a confusing time. Everyone's figuring out careers, navigating
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all this stuff. It just wasn't something I wanted. When
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I looked around, there was no one who I was
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friends with and in a relationship whose life I wanted
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to emulate, and I was quite happy to just do
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my own thing. I've never looked to others as a
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marker for how my life is going to play out,
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but also instead chosen to follow my own intuition on
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what is best for me at any given time. As
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well as being an only child, Lauren also has no
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real desire to get married or have kids. Okay, However,
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as she's gotten older, she says she feels ready for
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a partner if the right person comes along. Otherwise, she's
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very happy being on her own. Trey, I'm gonna do