Romancing the Stone

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M m m h h. It
is time to leave your worries outside and

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come laugh with us inside the Treehouse. I'm Daniel Maley along with Trey Trenholm

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and Raj Sharma in today's show.
Kay, We're gonna have fun. We're

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gonna uh get knee deep into some
stupid as we as we are known to

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do. And in part of that
is going to be a good old fashioned

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buck stabbing. It's not the first
in the Treehouse, but there's been another

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butt stabbing I'll tell you about.
Also, there's some controversy about whether a

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family is being tormented by aliens or
demons. We'll get into that along with

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Salmon Jizz and I want to start
today with something softer or romantic, sweeter

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luscious. Are either of you guys
big into romance novels like the dirty kind,

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like the like the I don't,
I don't know how they are there

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different kinds, Sure, there's different
levels. It's like it's just like it's

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just like very uh well uh well
put together, well thought out porn like

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word porn define romance. Yeah,
I mean, if you want to say

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that Hannibal and Clarice had a romance, yes, I'm all in. I

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mean, one couldn't exist with one
the other. Yeah, it's not your

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traditional romantic on screen doing Fabio the
no, oh, it's not that.

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That's yeah. The Silence of the
Lambs would have been very different if Fabio's

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cast as Hannibal Lecter, although now
I kind of want to see that version.

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The only reason he has the mask
on his face because he got hit

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by a goose exactly. They're wheeling
him off of the roller coaster. Fava

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been scene would also be really different. I told you we were going to

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be need even stupid. This only
took about a minute. So now the

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reason I asked you guys this,
I'm curious, are either of you into

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or have you read any romance novels? I mean, are we talking about

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like the cheesy like Fabio on the
cover type? Uh? What I want?

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Yeah? No, I think we've
all read a little bit of of

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of those books out of curiosity.
I did because I occasionally found them because

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my family is voracious readers, and
I would occasionally see these books at half

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priced books, especially, so I'd
be like, what, what's like I'll

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see in TV shows or something someone
will reference them and I'll see them like,

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what is this and I'll see fabi. I was like, okay,

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I got it curious and then I
open it up and it's the standard mushroom

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headed warrior plowing the you know,
the supple field type nonsense. But no,

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what I mean specifically is romance new
romance like Fifty Shades of Gray,

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The note Book, The faulton Our
Stars, and all those other books that

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that guy wrote that keep turning into
movies. Fifty Shades was actually those books

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were very good. I did like
them. That would I don't know if

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I call that romance? But yeah, so is that to some that that

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is? That is some people's version
of romance. Yes, the people that

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like them heel to the nuts,
that's that's a high heel to your ball

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sack, that's who That's what they
call romance. That's right. I mean

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a romantic dinner and one of you
is suspended from the ceiling in hooks,

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you know, to each their own. Now, the reason I ask is

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because someone asked two thousand romance readers
who the best boyfriends and girlfriends are from

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the novels from their romance novels and
coming in at the number one spot for

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top boyfriend and Romance any guesses.
I don't know anybody's names, so I'm

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gonna go to the Notebook guy.
That's a very very good guess. In

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fact, it's such a good guess. Not only is that correct the character's

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name is Noah Calhoun from The Notebook. He took the top spot as far

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as favorite boyfriend among romance readers,
but it also gives me an excuse to

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play this timeless clip from the movie
adaptation of The Notebook, where the lead

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characters not only have to figure out
whether or not they want to spend the

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rest of their lives together, but
like the rest of us, also try

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to figure out whether and they also
have to figure out what they want to

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eat for dinner? What do you
want? What do you want? What

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do you want? Damn? What
do you want? I have to go

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that will never not be old to
me? From the writer, from the

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writer of What's in in the Box, Here's what do you want? It's

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the safe guy. I wrote that. Yeah, I should actually say it's

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it's that will never get old to
me. Yeah. It makes me smile

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every single time. It obviously makes
Trey smile every single time. It brings

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joy to me. Yeah, I've
seen the Instagram. It's a great Uh.

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Some people do like a mix on
there where it's like, hey,

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honey, so you know, what
are we having for dinner? And then

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it'll cut to that clip. So
I've seen that and it makes me laugh

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every time because it's so very true. So I I here's how I've solved

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that, just a just a coick
tangent an x of mine solve that dilemma

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on what to eat for dinner.
Yeah, so what you do is what

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she would do is, okay,
pick two things and then pretend they're in

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front of you. Which one would
you reach for first? Which one would

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you eat? And if that doesn't
work, like try like in your head,

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go here's the two places we want
to go, and then eat your

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favorite dish, like imaginary, eat
your favorite dish and then that's the whatever

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one you went, Oh yeah,
that's good, that's where you want to

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go. And it would take seconds. It was. It was pretty cool.

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That's the only redeeming quality she had. I can't even make that up.

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That's the only redem every other way
awful, but she cracked the coat

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on figuring out what I'll show you
how awful she is watched watch Trey's face.

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She used to order Johnny Walker black
with coke. Oh that's gross.

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There you go. That's the if
I can that, If you can make

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that drink turn into a person,
that's who she was. If that's your

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choice of drink. I don't know
what her choice for food was going to

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be. Was always in and out. But uh, but yeah, that's

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how I would. I was like, you know, I'm really hungry,

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but I don't know what I want. We'll put two things in front of

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you and imaginely put too and now
reach for it. If that doesn't work,

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now actually taste it. That's what
you want. So for our listeners,

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that could possibly help some people.
Please, if you find yourself in

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that dilemma trying to figure out the
angel question, what do you want for

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dinner? Try that method and let
us know if that works. Oh yeah,

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please video it. Video, yeah, telling, telling your your wife

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or girlfriend. Hey, just imagine
the two things. I want to watch

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this. Yes, please video here. I would love to see this work.

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Other top boyfriends according to Romance readers, Christian Gray came in the second

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spot from fifty Shades of Gray and
number three Edward Cullen from Twilight. Okay,

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Now the top three girlfriends Number one
Anastasia Steal from Fifty Shades of Gray,

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Number two Bella Swan from Twilight,
and number three the dark horse Juliet

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from Romeo and Juliet. Oh interesting, Okay, so I guess the romance

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I guess the romance readers were really
big on Juliette killing herself for her boyfriend.

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Yeah, that's she should have been
number one as far as commitment goes.

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Yeah, she's like, she will
die for you for real. So

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all these romance readers being asked who
the top boyfriends and girlfriends are in romance

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novels got me wondering. I wonder
what my ideal fictional lover should be.

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For you, Raj and you Trey, who would be your ideal fictional partner?

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And I want you to do this
for me as well. But I'll

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stall a little bit, give you
a chance to think about it, because

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I've had a couple of days to
think about this, and I've got an

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answer for both of you. Okay, So I have decided that for Trey,

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Okay, Trey, I believe I
have found your ideal fictional partner,

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Okay, and your ideal fictional partner
to me is hang on one second,

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hang on, I lost my window. Your ideal fictional partner is Sharon Stone

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from Basic Instinct. Oh good one. Yeah, I think the proper the

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I think the right mix of hot
and crazy and us come together in one

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fictional character to be your ideal mate. That's a good one. That took

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me about That took me about five
seconds to come up with. For you,

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Trey, that was that was pretty
straightforward. That was pretty simple.

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There was a brief moment where I
thought about Rebecca de Mornay's character in The

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Hands, That's what I was gonna
Yeah, but this is a little sexier.

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Yeah. Yeah, I feel like
Trey would be more turned on about

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his lover possibly murdering him with an
ice pick as opposed to breast as opposed

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to attempting to breastfeed somebody else's child. And I mean, but she did

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try to murder the wife, And
yeah, I think that's that's I think

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that's a level of love and commitment
that Trey appreciates. Yeah, and I

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felt like Glenn Close in Uh Fatal
Attraction was a little too obvious. Yeah.

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Plus, plus it really makes it
it really makes me feel uncomfortable to

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think about her boiling Daisy trays Jihuahua. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's

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so. Anyway, Raj, I'm
sure you're probably wondering, Okay, well

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who did who did Dan choose for
me? Right? Yeah? This isn't

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bad. I mean, let's see
so for you, Raj, I think

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your ideal fictional partner should be make
sure I don't lose my window on this

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one here as I share my screen
for you to witness this. I believe

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your ideal fictional partner is Sidney Sweeney. Do you know Sidney Sweeney is No.

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Her most recent film role is Anyone
But You with Glenn Powell. She's

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probably best known for her role in
Euphora with Zindeia m Basically, Raj,

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I haven't seen this movie. I
don't know if it's actually an ideal character

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for you. I just know your
type. Your type is blonde hair,

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big boobs, and so I think
that's your woman right there? There you

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go, she wins. I don't
even know what the movie is. From

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what I've heard, you don't want
to oh, blondhair, big boobs and

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a bad actress. I'm in love. I would have thought Raj would have

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been like, you know, my
mind, for Raj, you're gonna go

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more like uh ninety sitcom mom,
like Missus Walsh from nine O two one

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Oh. That would be yeah,
that'd mean no, I wouldn't want to

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I wouldn't want a banger. I
just wouldn't want her to make cast role

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you wanted to be like your missus
Garrett? Does that make me ornold?

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I feel like we've got a fact
of life reboot ready to happen. What's

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surprising twists, that's the porn parody
nobody wants for I went, I went

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nineties sitcom as well for both of
you, Like I think, yeah,

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I did. I think for Tray, I would take Elaine from Seinfeld because

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she's very pretty, she's got a
job, she's very functional, but she's

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bat shit insane and a terrible dancer
and it's hilarious. Uh and just just

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remember the Elaine dance. I just
I would see her doing that and then

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in the back of my head like
a very proud Tray watching like supporting,

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like cheering her on. And then
I went same thing for you. I

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think like for dance, I would
go with Monica from Friends like good cook,

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she's neat, she's tidy, she's
adventurous apparently in the bedroom according to

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multiple episodes. So that's that with
those were my two. I went very

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I went very basic. Literally,
I went very basic. Uh Honestly,

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I think I think you kind of
nailed it, Raj, because as Tara

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and I are in the middle of
rewatching friends right now, it's it's not

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the first time that it's dawned on
me, but it is a reminder that

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I'm married Monica. Yes, she's
extremely organized and yep, yeah for Dan.

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For Dan, I I I'm thinking
more like Michael Knight. He had

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a great hang on hang on.
Your ideal fictional partner for me is David

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Hasselhoff from Night Writer. Yeah.
He had a great, great charisma,

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a great, great connection with Kit
And I know your love, your your

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love and proclivity for you know,
guys with bad hair and trans ams.

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I'm gonna have to do it.
I'm You're gonna make me call nine one

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one again. I'm gonna have to
report another murder in here and that and

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that makes you a serial killer,
Trey brilliant. The worst thing. I

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can't even be that mad at you
because it's really funny. Oh I didn't

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see that one coming, did you? How could I? Oh my god,

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Oh I needed that. That was
good, really bad. Here trade

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website cookdfw dot com real quick.
I'm pretty sure you guys are not aware

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of this, but I know,
Raja. You mentioned in the Treehouse Plus

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episode that it's been twenty years since
you and I have known each other,

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and even longer than the time that
I've known Trey, and I have not

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given either one of you a gift
ever. And I'm honestly proud of that,

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because if I started get having you
gifts and you'd feel the need to

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have to give me one, and
they just have this never ending cycle,

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I'd just rather just not participate and
we all just you know, say you

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say happy Birthday, Merry Christmas or
Happy du Vale or whatever it is.

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It's like whatever a gift giving scenario
is, it's be like finger point finger

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guns like Isaac and love Boat,
thumbs up, whatever it is. Don't

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need to worry about the presence.
Until I saw this, because when I

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was thinking of or not thinking of, I knew which photo I was going

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to use. When I unveiled who
I thought would make for Trey's ideal fictional

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character. It's the scene in Basic
Instinct with Sharon Stone. But did you

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know that there's actually a figurine of
Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct that you can

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purchase. No, that's okay,
and a niche. That's a niche market

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very much. Now this is a
one quarter gale Jesus. For a mere

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fifteen hundred dollars, you can have
a quarter scale Sharon Stone legs crossed smoking

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a cigarette in your house. That's
creepy. So should I come across fifteen

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hundred dollars in completely stupid disposable income? You might get a knock on your

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door tray, so don't shoot it, don't don't let the dog blow torch

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it. Why, that's a great
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a in my image search, I
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There was like on a glass case
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book figurines. There was a batman, I think there was a riddler,

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and in the middle of them was
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chair from Basic Instinct figurine. I
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I was it's kind of well,
you know, it's how many of them

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in the world are there? Like, is that the one? Is that?

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Why it's fifteen hundred dollars. That
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you looked on there it said one
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So I'm guessing it was two.
Gotcha? Or does he make them

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as the as the orders are placed? Yeah, they might be customed,

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yeah, because I would think.
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was like in the in the in
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she's got the cigarette on, all
right, she's got you smoking the cigarette,

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and she's got like the shawl or
the cover up thing over the white

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mini skirt dress. So it's not
the the beaver scene that we're all aware

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of. I would think if someone's
making the fifteen dollar version with the legs

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crossed, and I'm sure there's a
two thousand dollars version where the legs are

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where the beavers saying hello, how
about that? Yeah? I think you

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can. I think you can maybe
order it from that guy like he seems

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to be. That's a really that's
a niche. That's a niche market to

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have that displayed in your house.
Just imagine Trey bringing a date home and

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it's in the corner. You have
to do that. It's in the corner

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with an ice pick in its lap. Shall we move into the bedroom?

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Speaking speaking of being stabbed and romance. Okay. In on our Friday episode

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of the Treehouse, I'm not sure
if you guys caught this or not,

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but in the commercial I did with
Daniel Cook from Cook DFW Roofing and Restoration,

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I asked him if I mentioned to
him how I saw a story recently

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where a boyfriend and a girlfriend got
into a fight and in the fight the

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girl stabs a boyfriend in the butt
with a fork. Okay, And so

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I asked Daniel Cook. I said, hey, you know, does this

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ever happened to you. Let's get
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into the Treehouse now for your free
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three three cook DFW the website cookdfw
dot com. I saw a headline recently

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and it made me think of you, Daniel and your lovely wife Carrie.

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There was a massive argument and the
girlfriend grabbed a fork and stabbed her boyfriend

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in the butt with it. She
called it a light hope. The boyfriend

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told the police, no, that
was a full on stabbing. My question

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to you today is, have you
ever done something that made Carrie want to

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stab you in the butt with a
fork? Carrie has stabbed me in the

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butt with the fork. Whatever.
Sometimes you ask questions in in these spots

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and you don't always expect the answer
that you're gonna get. But luckily I

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have a very muscular butt, and
then there's the answers that you don't necessarily

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want. Yeah, there it is. I was wondering how much of the

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fork went into the butt with Daniel
and carry or in the story, Well,

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he says he has a muscular butt, so I mean he might have

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like like flexed at the moment of
impact. Yeah, maybe he was preparing

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himself for it, yep, kind
of like a boxer does getting ready to

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be hitting the stomach, you know. Yeah, Yeah, I don't know.

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Maybe with a with a weaker man, Carry's strength and fork might have

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gone straight through him. I don't
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and I run and stuff like that, so it was not able to penetrate

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the gluteus maximus. That's truly a
false statement, but it sounds like you're

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taking a deposition. Yeah, this
dude cracked me up. But yeah,

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I thought it was interesting how the
the girlfriend when when police showed up,

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the girlfriend had told police that it
wasn't that big of a deal when she

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stabbed her boyfriend the butt with the
fork. She says it was a light

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poke, whereas he complained, no, it was a full on stab.

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And that's when the police gave him
tips on how to get a temporary restraining

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order. And meanwhile, Trey's thinking, oh, so she's about to be

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single. It seems like, you
know, the litmus test for that would

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be, you know, if the
fork stayed in the butt, then you

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know, I'd say it's a pretty
severe sabbing. Yeah, I can agree

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with that, that's a full on
stab. If it just kind of like

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broke the skin a little bit,
that's just the tip. If you're having

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to tell responding officers it was just
the tip and it didn't even stay in.

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But I think it's the hilarious that
you assume he's going to call the

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cops and not just giggle the whole
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I would on the other hand have, I would I would call I

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have no ass, so I would
have to call. I would have to

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call for emergency services because you have
clearly if it goes it's just whatever bone

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is there, like that's been bruised
and or broken, depending on the fork.

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That's what I'm saying. Yeah,
that's that's yeah. I member,

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are we talking like a salad fork
or one or is it the meat fork

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that use on Thanksgiving? Yeah?
Exactly, because that would that would devastate

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me. Like I don't care.
Uh, but like if it was like

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one of those like the little appetizer
forks that's going straight, that's just going

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straight into my lower back. That's
what I call my ass. It's just

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my it just goes in. It's
just one straight. I mean, there's

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there's there's there's there's nothing there.
It's it's it's it's it's very sad.

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I wish I had one. It
would make sitting a lot easier. Eyes

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soup, but uh, probably more
comfortable. Yeah, yeah, I have

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no butt. So my my heart
goes out to all of those stabbed in

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theirs. Well, speaking of being
stabbed in another region, Uh, women

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are paying five hundred dollars to get
salmon sperm injected to boost their vaginas,

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which actually sounds like a power up
in a video game when I say it

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that way. Women are paying five
hundred dollars to get salmon sperm injected into

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their vaginas to boost their sex lives. Splain, splain, Well, I

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mean it's for older women, and
well, okay, I'll explain some moret

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and an esthetic nurse who runs clinics
in London, Liverpool and North Wales said,

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a lot of older women come to
me and say they are not having

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any kind of sexual arousal anymore,
so we do the O shot. They're

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reporting stronger and more frequent orgasms,
increased natural lubrication, and greater sexual arousal.

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An O shot is a non surgical
treatment intended to rejuvenate the vagina and

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increase sexual arousal, and it's alleged
to typically show results after about two to

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four sessions and they cost five hundred
dollars. Wow, that's wild. I

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mean it could be wild, uh
Sam, but that's probably farm raised.

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Either way, it's nice to see
they're having an orgasm and they can swim

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upstream. This is great. Smell
not so much yeah now that now at

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least they have an excuse for that. Wait wait, wait, you paid

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five hundred dollars for that. Side
note a lot of older women getting mauled

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by bears. We don't recommend you
get this treatment and go camping immediately afterwards.

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family business, but it's a four
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If Tara and I were doing an event

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recently, large event at a very
lovely mansion or here on the island,

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they're called villas. And while this
is a multimillion dollar villa, it has

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a bit of a poopy smell around
the property. I can't help it,

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but I have to admit that when
I smell a poopy smell at a house,

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I think of plumbing. And when
I think of plumbing, I think

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of you, Jacqueline, so smell
who reminds me of my friend Jacqueline.

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I don't smell poo. I smell
of what's that perfume? I just bought

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product paradox spoilers myself last month.
It needs it needs a plumber, doesn't

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it when you're smelling poopy around the
house. Here's what I think. And

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I learned this a long time ago. I was I was in high school,

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and I was a food runner at
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I came home from work one day
and I told my dad Dad, this

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restaurant, the whole place smells like
pooh. I said, why is that?

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He goes, let me know.
I'll come walk around. And he

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walked around. He goes, you
guys have so many floor drains, and

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the pea traps are probably dry,
and the vapor barrier is broken, and

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sewer gases, sewer smell is probably
leaking out through the floor drains. And

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I imagine in an opulent mansion on
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of outside floor drains for near pools
or events. I would take a stab.

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I don't know, obviously, because
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That that has even happened to me. I had a master bathroom that had

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a double vanity, one on one
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And I'm kind of a tall woman. I'm five't seven and my husband

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at the time was six foot tall, and so we both used his taller

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sink because I didn't want to crouch
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we never used the lady's vanity in
my bathroom. And one day I walked

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in and I was like whoo,
and it came out, and I told

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my ex, I said, use
the air freshenary, and he goes,

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I just got home and I was
like, well, why is my bathroom

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smell like that? And I was
like oh, And so I'm walking around

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like a psycho sniffing drains and I
realized. I was like, it's the

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strain. The pea trap is dry. And so my advice to everybody,

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before you call me for a stinky
drain is to run the water for five

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minutes. And I know this is
a very controversial statement, but the Italian

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in me says, you drop a
capful of olive oil in there, because

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it'll add a layer of lubricants in
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then I never had that problem again, and once a week I would just

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let the water run at that sink
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a ten million dollar property outstanding.
That's why I love That's why I love

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dot com. Sorry, Trey,
can you start that over for me?

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Listen us online at Treehouse on Air dot

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dot com. Do you guys remember
I think it was actually a about a

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year ago in Las Vegas. She
had all these UFO phenomenon going on,

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including the family that called the police
because they said they thought they saw ten

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feet aliens or ten foot tall aliens
running around their backyard, and the Las

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Vegas police shot up and like,
yeah, we're kind of wondering what's going

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on, but we didn't want to
go back there because the aliens. So

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News Nation, I guess the angle
they're going on right now is they're supposed

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to be what Fox News started out
with, which was supposed to be unbiased

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news, and they've shifted over into
covering any and all things aliens because they're

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the ones that had the the UFO
whistleblower guy in the interview. And now

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on Ashley Banfield's show for Ashley Banfield, formerly of Fox four, they did

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an update. They sent a reporter
out to talk to the guy that called

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nine to one one about these aliens
in his backyard, and the update somehow

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got stranger than the initial call itself. All right, so I'm going to

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hand it over to this reporter from
News Nation playing ketchup with the guy that

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called nine to one one about the
aliens in his backyard. Right. The

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story goes that just about a year
ago, the Ketmore family saw these mysterious

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unidentifiable creatures in their backyard right here
behind me right. They said that they

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were ten foot tall creatures that they
were standing there looking at him. They

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could see them breathing. Angel says
that he was actually growling at him,

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freaking them out so much that they
actually called nine to one one. Well,

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it turns out that these unidentified,
unexplainable phenomenon didn't just stop at that

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night. Angel went into great detail
with me during our one on one conversation

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about other paranormal activity that's been happening, but this time inside of their house.

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It goes beyond just seeing shadows and
hearing whispers. These are really freaky

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things that he told me during our
exclusive conversation. Take a listen. You

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mentioned paranormal activity. What exactly did
you see? Well, I was in

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another room, my brother coming.
There was an upside down cross and there

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was a Jesus set on it,
Jesus out of the room across the room,

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and it was floating upslate down.
Are you saying floating in the air.

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Yeah, like there it was floating
upside down. What did you do?

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I mean, did you go pick
it up? Did you knock it

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down. No, I didn't do
nothing. I was just sitting there.

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It was crazy only what but how
did it come back? It's not still

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floating right now, is it?
No? No, it came down.

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So we got closer to it and
then dropped it fell to the ground.

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A crucifix, Yeah, floating in
the air, upside down. The Jesus

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on the crucifix had been ripped off
and it was floating. And you can

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say definitively without lies, that that
is what you saw. Yes, So

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it goes from as to now,
uh, crucifix damaging aliens perhaps, And

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he's he's I mean, the reporter
asked him. He's like, in no

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lies, No, I'm telling you
the truth. Okay, Well, obviously

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I look the reporters like, it's
not still floating, is it. We'll

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get your ass in there and check. Becky Oliver would have done that part

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first. What if Here's what nobody's
prepared for. What if he was like,

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so, is it currently floating?
And he's like yes, And the

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reporter just slowly looks back towards the
camera like I don't get paid enough for

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this shit. Meanwhile, the photographer
is like, I'm not going in there

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because he's thinking what you just said, Rosh, I don't get paid enough

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for this, but the reporter who
makes more money. It's like you should

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go in there and hear, take
this camera with you. I know everybody

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needs a first job, but like
this is to be this reporter. Poor

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guy. This is this is this
is network. I mean it's a new

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network, but it's still network.
And he's he's talking to a guy about

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fluting, crusive fixes and stuff.
Yeah, but everybody, if you're watching

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the video, everybody looks ten feet
talld to this dude. That is the

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guy does is uh he is certainly
vertically challenged. He looks ten feet tall

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to this guy. All right,
let's go back to the the eyewitness.

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Okay, and what about the Bible? What did you tell me about?

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Oh yeah, the Bible. So
I was chilling, normal, So just

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a Bible just going like this,
flipping the pages, flipping the pages.

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But it was like steady, like
it wasn't because the error was steady,

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like somebody was holding it. As
soon as I got close to it,

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it dropped again. Inside your house, not outdoors, no no wind factor.

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But the page is steadily turning on
the Bible yeah, and you have

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the same justification for that as well. The months Yeah, I guess the

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money for the pages of the Bible
were moving on their own. And an

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actual crucifix hanging upside down. Yeah, so you know, we have we

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had a couple of pieces come over
to the house, payable the house and

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everything simpibly normal. Again, are
you connecting all these things together? Everything

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you saw in your backyard are the
things you've experienced over these past few months?

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Yeah? Yeah, yeah, I
think so too. That have an

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explanation of what it is, you
know, so pretty weird and to have

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no clue what it is. What
did the priest say when they actually came

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to your house. They're saying that
that might be fallen angels, like demons

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are fulling angels, somebody that fallen
angels inside your home. Yeah, that's

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pretty creepy. How does it make
you feel about living here? Still?

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Well? I feel good. You
know, there's a lot of time priests

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come over and but yeah, with
you know, whatever whatever happen unless you

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remain. I was pretty scary,
man, I was pretty traumatizing someff like

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that. And someone check on that
dog, please, That's what I'm saying.

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Nobody seems warmed. It just sounds
like. It sounds to me like

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the bigger story is what's happening to
that dog a few houses down, as

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opposed to the ethereal fallen angels in
this dude's backyard. I would love if

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the camera just panned over and the
dogs floating upside down from I think it

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moved two doors down. Sorry,
just panned over and it's a chualla with

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red eyes just staring at you.
A ten foot tall, red eyes staring

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at you, floating. Let's keep
talking about the Bible page tall chihuahua floating

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in the air, red eyes flipping
the pages of the Bible. It's got

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a new float for the Macy's Day
parade. That's gonna be a tough rescue

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for palls in the city. I
think that one's gonna be around for a

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while, my angel. It's really
awkward. They can't exactly find a kendle

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that size. That's really fun.
Would you take him on walks? Oh?

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Man? Oh what a day in
the all right. I think I'm

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gonna have to get Aaron are Inport
to draw that for us. I think

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we should commission him for that,
and I'll stick it up over my shoulder.

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People can see that, and then
we should get a life size When

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made and sent to this guy in
Vacus, he calls News Nation. Come

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back, bro, it's here all
right now. I'm now, we're leaving.

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I promise thanks for hanging out with
us inside the treehouse. We'll see

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you next time.