Episode 6

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Published on:

13th Mar 2024

The No Wash Movement

In this episode...

Jamie and his superior half Dr. Erika discuss important questions like how often we should shower and wash our hair what the dirtiest parts of a hotel room are and how ‘soap nuts’ isn't just something you get if the power goes off while you're showering.

Chapters

00:00 - Men can't help but love electronics.

02:35 - The ‘No Wash Movement’.

04:00 - The 14th floor is bullshit.

11:01 - Listener Question: Is having a lucky pair of underwear dangerous?

16:55 - How often should a person shower?

18:35 - Hotels and Airlines taking advantage of COVID.

21:30 - What are the dirtiest parts of a hotel room?

25:40 - Meet and greets and hand sanitizer.

27:38 - All guys only like one penis.

29:09 - The sweet spot.

29:30 - How often you should wash your hair.

32:30 - Soap nuts.

37:00 - On the next Afraid to Ask...

About the Podcast

Comedian Jamie Lissow and his smarter half Dr. Erika answer all kinds of medical, dating, sex, divorce, questions some might be afraid to ask. Listen & subscribe for prescriptions and punchlines.

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Transcript
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check 1 2 well

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hello there boyfriend

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how are you this fine day

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I'm really good

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is it working

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yes excellent

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let's not touch shit

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I'm afraid to ask

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but I have a great question

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I don't even know what I was gonna say

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I'm so disturbed right now

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I just wanna tell you something

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while you're finishing making that reservation

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what would you like to tell me

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keep going you're fine

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you can just keep doing that

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but there is something

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and I think I read an article once

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that corroborates this statement oh boy

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men love electronics

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and it's not just that we

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we sort of like it's

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it's I've heard it was something in your brain

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something in a man's brain that loves electronics

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when I go to a store and I see televisions

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I want I want to buy a television

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even if I just bought a television

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like we just bought

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we just got new lights

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lighting a new camera

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for the studio here

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and I am so excited

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and there was this

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I bought this tripod

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and it's just a beast of a tripod

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you can do anything with it

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I come in and when I got to your place

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everything was here in boxes

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and I was like

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I came up to you and I was like

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look at this man and um

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you could have given

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you could have given a fuck

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I think I gave like a quarter of a fuck

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do you know what I appreciate

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and I'm not just saying this

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the eighth of the fuck

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you pretending to give an eighth of a fuck hmm

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you did pretend though

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maybe a 30 second didn't

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didn't you say 30 second of a fuck yeah

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but don't you agree

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say you say

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you legitimately gave a 30 second of a fuck a pinch

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do you realize how close we are getting

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you know I studied mathematics in college

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I have a math degree

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we're getting dangerously close to not giving a fuck

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that's how small your fractions getting oh

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but you know what you did

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cause you're a nice person

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what did I do

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you pretended to give one whole fuck when I was excited

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didn't you I don't know

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you did you say you're excited

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cause I was excited

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I think I had to preface it that like

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I knew you were excited

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so I was happy for you

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but I couldn't be more excited

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less excited

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I couldn't have been more bored

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you know what's funny

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you were you did a fake

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it would be like just to tell um

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the listener

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it would be like when your child draws a shitty picture

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and you go oh my God

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that is so that's me

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that is so good

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that's it you did that

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like you didn't even attempt to do a real

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you didn't even go like

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you know what

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I am really excited

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this is great for the podcast and like I see you

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you went like

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oh my God is this what you want

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this is great

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and you know what felt good

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I don't care

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I like the world makes sense again so well

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I was happy you were happy you were

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but yeah this stuff

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do you know who Patrick Mahomes is

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no all right

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I'm gonna say you know

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I don't fall sports

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not a sports person

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but there is a story about this uh

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you know it's funny

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I gotta Google it just so that I say his name correctly

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Patrick Mahomes

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I don't even know what

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I don't even know what team he plays for

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I was gonna read it

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sport and lie it is uh

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what would you think

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football correct football

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he's the Chiefs quarterback

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Kansas City

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very good and surprised I knew that

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I did not know that

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and so you didn't know that

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no I mean if I really thought about it

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maybe I can't believe we're still allowed to do Chiefs

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I'm surprised no one came for Chiefs

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yeah they should have

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controversial

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controversial

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so I guess Michael Jordan wore like these

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North Carolina shorts where he played college hoops

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under his NBA shorts

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there's a story that Serena Williams

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wore the same pair of socks

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during a tournament and talked about how

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um you know

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it was like special to her

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this guy Patrick Roy talked about

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talked to the goal post behind him

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thanking them for deflecting a puck

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I don't know what word

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what the words I just said even mean

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I'm just reading it from here

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so basically there's a history of athletes

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thinking that things they have are lucky okay

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what do you

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first of all

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what are your thoughts on lucky

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being lucky

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superstition

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I'm superstitious

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I think how are you

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what are you superstitious with

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well I don't ever like it when you're in a hotel

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and you stay on the 14th floor we have to

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we have to talk about this for a second

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it's not the 14th floor

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but it's not just the 14th floor

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we've discussed many times a state Hotel

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New York City that does this

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they're superstitious

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so they don't have a 13th floor

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and we talk often talk about so it goes 12 14

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but they don't have an empty 13th floor

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where they let all the ghosts and spirits live

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it's a that's the 13th floor right

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you and I know it's just you

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you stayed on the 14th floor and I was like yeah

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that's not the 14th floor

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you're on another guy

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I was so scared

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probably like Friday the thirteenth

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I got all the bad we free shit

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I stay there all the time

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but then we have a discussion often you worry about me

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which I appreciate

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I never worried about myself

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and then when I started dating you

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I would call and you'd be like oh

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what are you doing and I go

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remember that time I go

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I'm in Atlanta

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I'm just like

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walking back

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and you're like

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I thought you said that was like

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a really bad area

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and I go yeah

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I'm just walking back from the club

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and you're like

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you have to get a

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like you like

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you have you like

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you gotta be more careful

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and you remember

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I got to my hotel

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and what happened

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you said you passed a crime scene though

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you said you passed an active crime scene

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not only did I

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well sort of what happened was I had to rerout

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because there was an active crime scene

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right next to my hotel

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in the adjacent building to my hotel

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yeah so I wasn't like

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hyper sensitive like oh no

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be cautious

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at like a Montessori school

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like you walked past like a

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it was a murder scene

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wasn't it you know

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when you're driving

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yeah you know

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when you're driving in a car and you

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and there's like

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some cars coming

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and if you're alone

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you would have turned left and gone in front of traffic

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but when you're with your children

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you wait that extra beat

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ah am I the only one that does that no

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you drew to my you um

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drew to my attention

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you brought it to my attention that you can't do that

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because you're

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you're supposed to be there for those children

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so even when they're not in the backseat

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you're not supposed to take that turn

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so you're being sweet now

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because you don't wanna get hurt

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cause it would make me sad

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I mean I guess I'm doing it

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cause you've made me think of like my kids and you

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and so do you actively do that

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all the time

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people that

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yeah I think so

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I mean so not once in a while

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take a dangerous turn in front of a car

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like Philadelphia

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when I'm alone

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Philadelphia

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that was after Atlanta

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what happened in Philadelphia

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we were on the phone and you were like hold on

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I can't talk right now

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and you like be lined it cause you're like

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run past that sketchy alleyway

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where you said there were people that were like Philly

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I walked by following you or something

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something sketchy

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it's a it's a work in progress to be more safe

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but you have a thing where

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I would love to put this question out to people

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we're not live obviously

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but man would I love to know this

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what is your

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what do you think is the best floor

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maybe we'll save this for another episode

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but I'll just tease it

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what is the best floor to stay in of a hotel

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if someone asked me that before I met you

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I would say first floor is great

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cause I don't have to walk up stairs

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um and I'm right there

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and then maybe like super high floor cause I get a view

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and after I spoke with you

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I think we were in Vegas and we were on a

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on a low level

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first level suite

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and we went outside onto the balcony and I saw I go

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what's that

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in the bushes

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forgot about that

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and it was just

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it was just a pair of underwear guys

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boxer briefs

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yeah and I was like

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fuck this room must be lucky

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right or not properly cleaned before we checked in

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both are those mutually exclusive

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I'm not sure

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or then remember

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we tried to check the trajectory

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to see if it came from our room or from like up high

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and someone had a lot of fun and just like

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slingshotted it out the window

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that's true

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what that's such an interesting thing that your boxers

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are in the bush

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or maybe that they didn't even stay at the hotel

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oh yeah cause we had access to the pool

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they could have done it the other way

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they could have walked from the pool and like

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thrown it over the fence the other way

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but why would you be naked in a public place

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without your boxers

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people like to do that

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I don't like to do that

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you know what

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the type of boxer they were

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do you remember the brand

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I do hands for loom

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something yeah

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he guess what

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they're not staying in the suite with Hanes

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with that brand

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those people were banging in the bushes

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it could have been an escort

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could have been

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so why do you think they have fancy underwear

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oh you mean man

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a man escort

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it was man underwear yeah okay

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we got a table discussion another time

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there's so much there

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but I have to

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I have to tell you about

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this Patrick Mahomes thing where yeah

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yeah yeah okay

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he comes on this uh

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he comes on uh uh

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some sports show

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and uh he says

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I wear this underwear all the time

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I've wanted for

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I think I've gone like a year without washing them

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they're lucky to me and um

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it's superstitious

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that's gross

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and you know

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I do have a little bit of a super oh

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but real quick just to

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I gotta finish this up

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Erika taught me that

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yeah floor one

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you might have crime

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well such they might break in

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escape route right

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why would they wanna go upstairs

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and have to carry stuff away

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first floor

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they break in

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they run away then I go

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I go to you well

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then I'll get the top floor

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and you go fire fire

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what are you gonna do

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you're fucked

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where am I supposed to go

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and so then we decided

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I think we decided uh

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third and fourth floor third

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you know why huh

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cause second floor is still easier to access

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if they really wanna get something from the outside

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absolutely break through the window and just jump down

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you don't really wanna

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jump out of a third story window

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cause you'll break something yep

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but we don't wanna be too high up

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cause then yeah

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there's a fire

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how do we escape

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cause we have to go out the window

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do you know what I do

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you wanna hear a weird technique

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when I'm robbing a hotel

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you know what I'll do

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say it's dark

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and I don't

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I can't remember what form exactly on

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what I'll do is

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I'll throw my boxers out the window first

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haha it was

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you just kind of listen to see how far down

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it was you so well

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the reason I bring up this

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article is because we got a question coming in

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he did look at me

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accusing me when we first saw them

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and so basically

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he wears this stuff

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I I wore a lucky shirt for a while

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it was lucky with the yeah

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but did you wash it

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that you just brought up a great point

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why can't we have a lucky garment and wash it

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so some people think part of them the the

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the luckiness is the non washing

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you just brought up a great point

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I did wash mine

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I had a lucky shirt

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well that doesn't bother me that at all

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I had a shirt I get as late as like

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lucky with the ladies type of shirt every time

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yeah I'm sure I did

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it was my um

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have I seen this shirt

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no I don't wear it anymore

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but it's uh

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it was my favorite band

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I used to wear it all the time

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um my favorite band was called um

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I'll give you $1,000 if you fuck me

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so why don't you wear that shirt now I take $1,000

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so um Patrick Mahomes kids look up to athletes

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right it's gross it's gross

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if you're telling me that he hasn't washed what is it

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what is it again

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he says he hasn't washed him

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he says he washes like once a year underwear eww

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no I'm gonna play it

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I'm gonna I'm gonna

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play a little question that we have from a listener

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and here we go

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hey what's up

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Jamie and Doctor Erica

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um so I got a question for you

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I saw the the news thing about you know

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Patrick Mahomes and he's got his lucky pair of

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underwear and he always wears it

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so like my teenage son

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uh saw that and like

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has been doing that for quite some time wow um

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is that gonna be like

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I mean I realize it's extremely

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just disturbingly disgusting haha

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but is it like dangerous

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could he get like

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I don't know

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like an infection or like a disease or something

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yeah I don't know that

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Jamie really knows anything about that

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but Dr Erica

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we definitely take you seriously

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so what do you think

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the fuck was that

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haha so I guess I'll just remain quiet

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so do you do you not

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wash your underwear

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that is that um okay

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so I have several thoughts on this

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first of all um

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teenagers in general tend to not really have the best

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cleanly habits

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sure sure you go from little kid where

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maybe you're only taking a bath with your mom

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or dad tells you like you're muddy or whatever

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and then suddenly you're

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teenager and you have your own responsibility

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and you go from like

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not sweating to having those androgens pop out right

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those are the hormones that when you go through puberty

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make your sebaceous glands go

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you sweat a lot more

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gotcha are those also

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is that also the boner gland

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different is sweating

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I don't even know why I try with you sometimes

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but is sweating related to wanting to you know

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touch yourself

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why would it be related to wanting to touch yourself

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it just seems

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she's a cloud teenage stuff I smell

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it's girls and guys having more androgen release

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girls can touch themselves

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oh wow we're learning a lot today okay

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sorry continue

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I was wondering

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I know teenage boys are often times

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accused of being in their room that you know

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doing stuff I was like

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is that related

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is this all

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I was going with the route of

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so when you have sebaceous glands

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those are your sweat glands right

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you have to wash more frequently

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so a teenager goes from not having that production

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to suddenly having a lot more

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so that's why people think teenagers are stinky

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it's did you know

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you actually sweat just as much from being a teen

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even now like

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you sweat as much as you did as a teenager

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do you know

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I just read that you sweat even more

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just being around a dirty teenager than you did before

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so you're saying teenagers don't sweat more often

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well they sweat a lot more

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so it peeks around puberty

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they sweat more than they did

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correct and they're not used to having to bathe

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and wash it all the time

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so you have to educate them to wash right

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and it continues at like

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kind of a flat level for women forever

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but men get stinky around like eighty

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what do you mean

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cause you have even another

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is it because they died in 79 and nobody found them

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that's good

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because your sebaceous glands have another like

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geek at that age

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I don't know why

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but so teenagers need to wash more

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to get rid of all of that than they ever did before

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but they don't

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can I say something before you answer the question

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that this man post

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I have a teenager

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and people might be thinking yeah

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Jamie agrees

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his teenagers really must be stinky

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too this boy

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I believe at my house right now

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he has 3 different types of shampoo

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3 different types of conditioner

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he has like two soaps

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he has two very expensive colognes

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I bought one

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he bought the other one

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total clean freak

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that's good

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after basketball shower

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I just wanna throw that out there

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just in case someone's like

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I I feel like there are

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and I didn't do anything

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I'm not a great dad

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I just you know

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I'm a pretty clean

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I shower quite a bit

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so maybe I let by example well

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so that's great

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that's an exception to the rule

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but that's all it is

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good parenting

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because you have to teach your kids

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they don't know

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um so anyway

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the problem is you're getting all of this extra sweat

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and now he's wearing this underwear

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and now you're wearing this

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underwear a teenager

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he said his teenage kid

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is wearing the same pair of underwear yeah

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so now they're sweatier

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they don't understand their bodies

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and now they're wearing the same thing

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so there's a problem

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you can get jock itch right

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so that's a fungus

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to your Cura Griss

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it's a jock itch right

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it's fungus

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yeah and if it's like growing in your underwear

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it's gonna keep proliferating

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so that's disgusting

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and then you can like keep

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spreading it back and forth

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yeast can grow too so Candida

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so that's nasty

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bacteria absolutely

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so there's a lot of stuff

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it's disgusting no

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don't do it okay

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now what if he was like

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they're really winning now

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and he's getting a lot of girls and stuff

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it's really helping him socially

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how would that help you socially

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cause you're

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the football

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bad great okay

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I was thinking

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football star

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maybe the girl

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by the time she finds out is too late dicks out

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you're like hey

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we're here already

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that is gross I'm sorry

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okay so you're saying this man

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legitimate concerns

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oh absolutely legitimate concerns about this underwear

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well and that's just underwear I mean

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the same thing you said Venus will like with her socks

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same thing yeah

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really bad athletes foot right

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so if you wash them cool

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but like fungus and gross stuff grows

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so you should be washing your clothes more often

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question for you

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Doctor Erica

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and that that superstition needs to be shot down

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the lucky underwear

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the lucky anything that's not regularly

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frequently washed disgusting

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it's fucking gross

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I wore it is if I met you and you were like

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tired of all this over my head medical terminology

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I met you it's fucking disgusting

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that's in my medical 1:01 book

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you know when you met gross

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I was about to say something

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that I probably shouldn't say

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you had lucky underwear no

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no I was gonna say unlucky underwear

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ha ha I was gonna say

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I don't know if I should say that

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I was just gonna say never getting laid underwear

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I was just gonna say like

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there's that's that thing only balls boxers

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but like when you when someone goes out okay

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like when someone goes out to born again virgin pants

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when someone goes out to a

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club and they think they might have sex

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that's what they want

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they're gonna probably wear

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women and men are gonna wear special underwear clean

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take care of themselves just in case right

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I would certainly hope so

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I just want to say that when I met you no warning

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you have no idea

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no warning no

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I've been alone for a while still

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I still feel like I'm very

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I'm pretty clean guy

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I shower before every comedy show

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just in case I meet someone I um

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oh my God no

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for I do it for psychological reasons

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I want my hair to look okay

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but so I'm not saying I was like dirty

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but I definitely did not get the

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what about you is a total surprise and um

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I I just I could didn't

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there's no prep

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oh no you want

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you're like

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should I say this

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I'm gonna let you

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just go with whatever you wanna put out there

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let's just leave it there hmm lovely

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I don't think I didn't have on my lucky boxers

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I'll just say that

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they're fresh and clean and things were

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thank God you didn't have Lucky Boxer gross

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we might even have this podcast

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I have a question for you

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Dr Erica what

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yes please wash your underwear

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have you ever heard of the no wash movement

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yeah actually really

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mm hmm yeah

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so I had a lot of patients ask me about that recently

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is that right

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so this is uh this

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some people say it started during the covid pandemic

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like kind of caught on

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if Covid is like

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someone's like crutch for almost everything

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I feel like

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oh gosh so true

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my hotel you ever

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you ever eat

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do you know someone

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Covid happened

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the like the hotels were like

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hey there's a very serious illness going around

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we're gonna start washing the toilets every day oh

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and you go hey

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you don't think the airlines were like yeah

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we're gonna start washing our hands now

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sanitizing stuff

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yeah you go

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what the fuck were you doing before Covid

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I didn't have that

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I had the opposite where hotels were like

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you know what

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we wanna keep our staff safe

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so they're only gonna come into your room if you like

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hang the sign on the outside

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otherwise you're on your own

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you have to keep using your

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sheets and towels and everything

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what about this

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how long ago was Covid

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I believe it's called Covid 19

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I believe it's 2,023

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I went to a hotel this weekend

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and they said

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you know cause of Covid and stuff

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housekeeping is on call

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I'm like you yeah

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see you sons of bitches

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I don't say that well

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because of Covid

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I'm just not gonna show up today right

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it's such a

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they go hey

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we could save money doing this

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it's lazy yeah

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has absolutely nothing to do with Covid

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it did but they really enjoyed the

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products of what they noticed right

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and so now it's kind of like

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just own it

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hey guess what

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we're saving money

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it's much more economical to not wash up every day hey

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it's actually good for the environment right

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I like those signs yeah

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to save the environment

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don't be a heathen asshole

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who wants me to wash your stuff every day

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and just throw the towels on the ground

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if you need them washed yeah yeah

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I like that better

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cause then I have the guilt of like

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oh I'm gonna save a rainforest leaf today

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yeah and honestly

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not to sound like a prima Donna

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but I work I live in hotel rooms often times

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and it's hard when there's no

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person coming into

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that's part of the lure

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of paying a lot of money for a hotel

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so I don't have somebody coming in

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now I gotta like

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I'm like folding this

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I gotta flush the toilet myself

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you kidding me

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oh my God what is this

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well you were kind of messy when I first met you

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I know you know why though

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why why was I messy

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because I live in hotels and I'm used to like things

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the bed magically being made

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do you know

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I thought I had a I thought I had a self cleaning oven

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it turned out my ex wife was doing it

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that's a bad joke

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how are you not single

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I'm starting to think the toilet didn't

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clean itself either

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what yeah I can feel you looking at me um

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yeah the covid thing is wild though right the uh

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I'm sorry I'm sorry um

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right before the we talked about Covid

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because we were talking about the No Wash movement

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yeah oh guess what what

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by the way nothing about the

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podcast is different than my real life

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that's almost the exact response you gave me

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when I told you about that awesome tripod for real

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it was a very like

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you drew a great picture well

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to a 3 year old

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don't apologize who you are what

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so I I've read a couple I

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I think I know the answer to this question

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I'm 99% sure

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maybe I'll Google it while I'm asking you

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what is the dirtiest part of a hotel room

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including all the

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all the items

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oh I know this

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I know this

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I watched a segment on it

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I think I do

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you have the answers

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I mean I think I know it

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without you have like a top like three or four

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I'm gonna look it up

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but we did this

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I know it I know it

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I know it okay

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you guess you guess all right

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can you give me like the top three or something

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cause I know the number one guaranteed

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I'm gonna get it okay

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I'm gonna get number one

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I don't think you're gonna get it

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I'm gonna get number one

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the dirtiest thing in a hotel room yeah

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you're okay

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is your source reliable or is it TikTok

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there's no offense to TikTok

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the 7 dirtiest places

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who do you trust

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time magazine

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you trust them

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yeah let's go with time magazine

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there's a bunch of people going down time

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okay here we go

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alright number one

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okay alright

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do you have it up

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yeah the TV remote okay

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that's a great answer

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that's not number one

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so this doesn't have it uh

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numbered 1 through 5

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fuck you New York Times

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I want I want a number one

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Hoff Post Hoffington post will not disappoint us

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it's the TV remote

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and the number one answer

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I watched a TV show on it where they swapped stuff

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the number answer is the documentary

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the television remote yeah yep

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that's right

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but have you seen how some hotels actually like

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put them in like a Ziploc baggie or something

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and they'll say

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we sanitized it now yes

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even shield

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that's what's on there come on oh

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cause like paper view porn in the hotel room yeah

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or on your laptop and then you're touching it right

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that's your laptop

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that's not a TV remote hmm eww

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I like to okay

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the next one would be um

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light switches

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interesting

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so this is saying and door knobs

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this is saying uh

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door knobs was gonna be my No. 1

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this is saying drinking glasses

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comforter comforter

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the own number

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I always do that though

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I always throw the comforter off

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when we go into a hotel room

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you do I do

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I was kicking on the ground

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they never wash them

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that's exactly what I do

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I walk into a hotel room

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I put the comforter on the ground

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I put the drinking glasses away

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and I Jack up on the remote

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the drinking glasses yep

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I use them all the time

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yep then I Jack up on the remote

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and then I will wash that doorknob with the remote

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do you know what they find on the doorknob

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your semen apparently

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fecal matter

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I don't know if it's mine

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sometimes I can't tell if you mean like mine or ones

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fecal matter

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that's what they find

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let me ask you a question about

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if they do find fecal matter in doorknobs

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let me ask you a question

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a serious question

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what how many like grocery bags you have to be carrying

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to open a door with your asshole why

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I did not see that one coming

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why is there

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I just read that oh my God

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another really dirty thing is those touchscreens

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self checkout

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oh yeah well

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you know the one I don't like is the

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the moving walkways that the handle things

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yes anytime someone tries to touch that I'm like

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you're so right

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they never wash those

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the moving walkway is covered with semen

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the moving walkway

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think about all of the scooping

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um the spoons

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the serving spoons in like the olive bar

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oh any kind of buffet or bar

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damn so remote

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if you come back

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I don't want to go outside now and public

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I think I'm gonna stay inside forever

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I'll get back to the topic at hand

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but also the one of the dirtiest in the whole world

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self checkout screens

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they say they find fecal matter urine

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I go what are you

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what are you touching the screen with your baby

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oh God Hunter Biden's finger

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but those are places like you eat too

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like you check out and then you eat like you

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they have this

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the restaurant area

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so you're like touching all that

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I'd rather have like a picnic table

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made out of Patrick Mahomes underwear apparently

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it's probably cleaner

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the first show you

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after you came to see me in Denver once

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maybe it was Denver

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and then the next night after I

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I I have like I do merch

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I sell t shirts

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and um I love it

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and I meet everybody after every single show

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I get this question a lot online

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they goes anyway

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get a picture with you

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is there any way I could just like

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um whatever

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get an autograph

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say hi I take

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you've seen me

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I meet every person that wants to after a show

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it's nice every single person

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and so I think you have great fans

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they're very nice people

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so I like it when you do it

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cause they're nice

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takes a minute

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though right

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takes a minute

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and what happens is you'll

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when you were with me I go hey

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I'll be back in 30 minutes

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maybe an hour

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and I go and I go and I did

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me and Erica were getting along really well

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I think this was the second time

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you went on the road with me and um

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I was gone for 30 minutes

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and I kinda missed you

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I was at that oh

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stage in the relationship

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which I'm still fucking in fuck

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I missed you

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that's not a bad thing

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I think it's just

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I missed you too

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I think you'll be okay with this

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but people listening with

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will make comments about how my voice

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but it's the truth

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I did sign do stuff for 30 to 60 minutes

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I was like I want to see Eric again

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and we don't get to see each other that often

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and she was on the road

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I want to get back to her

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and I go back in the green room

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they were waiting for me and you go

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how do I go

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great and I go to kiss you

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and you acted like I was

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I was holding a syringe filled with poison

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and you kind of wait

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you gotta wait

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you slap my hand away

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I was like what the fuck

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and that's when you said to me

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merch table dude yeah

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yeah right yeah

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you just shook how many hands

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uh huh people kiss my face

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I've mentioned this before

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there's like kissing stuff

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and so you made me very more self conscious of

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making sure to wash my hands well

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and you know

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I heard once

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and I do believe this is true

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I thought about it

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every hand you've ever shaken has had a dick in it

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wow oh yeah

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cause at first I was like well

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no guy dick

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but then you had your own dick

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isn't it weird

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that like I like I like my dick

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I like it sometimes

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no not that part

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but I'll I think that's only natural

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because it was like

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if you didn't like your dick like

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oh you again

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you again fine

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isn't it weird that you that you as a guy

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you might not know this

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but you're like

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oh my dick is cool

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other dicks

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hey just get them out

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I don't like them

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like you like your own

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but then more than one

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I'm like ah

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like in a porn or something

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you get that dick at right

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I want this one

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love it other ones not interested

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why is that weird

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I would be concerned if you're like

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oh right a Cornucopia of dicks

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maybe you're right

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maybe it's not weird at all

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like a satchel full of dicks today

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like I'm glad that you're just like no

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mine's good yeah

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I'm sufficed

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so the No Wash movement started

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their singer caught on with Covid

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it's people

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some people say I want to cut something out of my life

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I'm trapped at home

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I don't want to do laundry so much other people go

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I want to save the environment

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those people are fucking dirty liars

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so they're saying they don't want to use water

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and maybe they want to save money in this

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no Wash movement is a lot I mean

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these these folks are saying

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we're gonna we're not even gonna wash socks

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we're gonna wear them until they're so disgusting

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we're gonna throw them away

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but we just talked about what I have concerns with

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why you can get gross diseases and germs and stuff yeah

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so that's filthy

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do you know what the no wash movement

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started with what hair

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hair oh what part of your body that washing hair

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so not clothes but hair well okay

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so I have thoughts on that though

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because a lot of people overwash their hair yeah

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so there actually is like a sweet spot

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do you know what that is yeah

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sometimes it's hard to find the sweet spot on a woman

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sometimes

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what is the sweet spot in the hair

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are we going back to hair now

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yes yes we are well often times after uh

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insults or I start to feel every few days

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you're not supposed to wash your hair every day

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really really

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I wash my hair every day well

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you shouldn't

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there's a couple of reasons

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one is so I get my hair done

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at a salon right after it's processed

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you've got a lot of the chemicals

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your hair's been through hell

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kind of want to give it a break

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yeah and if you overly wash it and put more stuff on it

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it can be very damaging and it dries it out

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but for people who don't ever process their hair

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everyday still washes

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the follicles can get irritated

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and your hair can really dry out and become more coarse

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more brittle

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have issues there

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so it's actually nice to have some oil

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to maintain balance once every three days

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you're saying

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well yeah I mean no

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there are people who um

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excessively sweat

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they have hyperhydrosis is what we call it armpit

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groin uh what

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it's a lot of sweat

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I sweat a lot when I'm

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when I'm active

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but it's not growing sweat

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the other thing

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exercise to changes it right

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if you're exercising a lot

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you're sweating a lot

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you should wash it

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because that's gonna block your pores

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and lead to things like acne

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so you wanna wash more frequently

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but if you're not actively exercising

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where you're sweating a lot

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washing every day is unnecessary

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you guys have it so hard

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by you guys

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I mean women

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that it's you know

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not that this is um

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covering you territory by saying this

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but the whole hair thing is

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sometimes I go to my barber

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and he's booked up the whole day

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and I goes there anyway

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and he goes

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yeah and he cuts it in like 10 minutes later I'm gone

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sometimes you will call me I go

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what are you doing

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be like a Monday and you go

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I'm excited

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I got like a 10 a

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m appointment

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and I go cool

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cool and then Thursday you call me like hey

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I'm getting out of the

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it's such a

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it's such a process in an event

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it's also very expensive

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yeah my most expensive haircut is $50

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for an exceptional haircut

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most money I've ever spent

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guess for a haircut and coloring my hair in one session

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question wedding

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was it for what

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wow no that's an up to

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that's different oh

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that's where they style it of course

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this is just a blowout

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that's included

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a blowout um

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do you wanna know how

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the most I've ever paid for blood

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it's in Vegas

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it's very drunk

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is that when you threw your hands

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underwear over the balcony

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I would guess

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$500

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yeah was like 4 50 something

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that was really good thank you

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I'm surprised you got that

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I went high cause I could feel

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I could feel where you were going and um

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that's a ton though

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and it was a ton

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if you said how much do I spend on average

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I wouldn't have gone five

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two 50 is average yeah

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every six to eight weeks

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so these people in this uh

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no wash or don't wash very often

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movement or not doing their laundry very often

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have you ever heard of soap nuts

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soap nut yeah no

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this is a fruit that you can wash with apparently

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instead of using soap

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it's a natural um

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it's a natural fruit

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so people are saving

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um money and resources by using

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I thought soap nuts was

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when you're showering and the power goes out

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water goes out and you're like ah

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I got soap nuts

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I got some uh suds

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nipples what

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I wanna see this

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there's a fruit

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first of all

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where are you sourcing this

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you also probably

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so plus.com

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well you have to pay for that right

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they're fruit

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so you'd have to well

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you're right

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unless we're growing them

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we're both feverishly googling soap

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not soap not soap

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not oh god one of these pictures is inappropriate

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it says it's just

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I'm glad it's like

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I do not like my soap not yeah

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my search history

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that's not saving money

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this one's on Amazon for like 30 bucks

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you can make

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you know what that bring

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that brings up a good point

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which is some people are

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uh posturing

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as they say signaling

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you're familiar with that right

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it's a it's a

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I believe it's a virtue signal

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it's the Lychee family holy shit

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who are they

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no that's the

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oh God I'm so stupid

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the fruit like the

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the martinis that I like

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like with the

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I'm I'm afraid to ask

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I'm so embarrassed right now

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I thought you meant like

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you know people go like it's the um

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I thought you meant like

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it was a family that had done like you

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like someone goes like

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oh it's the Kennedy family

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Supendas is a genus of about five to 12

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species of shrubs and small trees in the lychee family

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it was not a genus

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me oh my God

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I thought the lychee family was this renowned family

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that it created many different types of

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but I eat lychee

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that's interesting

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but then what do you do

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they're just a nut

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and then you grind them and you eat lychee

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I don't even know what it is

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good tasting

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oh it's amazing

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it's a vegetable or fruit

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it's like a light white

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kind of a soft

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squishy texture

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it's a fruit

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it's um pretty sweet

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often times it's added with uh

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like sugaries and syrups kind of stuff

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so you wouldn't like it but yeah

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it's really good

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never heard of lychee

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so your recommendations

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Doctor Erica are

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go ahead and take a couple days off washing your hair

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ladies or men

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unless you're working out

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and then we wanna shower every single day

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cause we don't want our pores to be clogged

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as far as soap nuts go

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you're spending just as much money on soap nuts

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I don't even um

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shower every time I work out

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oh like if I stretch or I do yoga

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where it's like a

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more of like a flexibility or core

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yoga and I don't sweat yeah

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then I don't wash every day

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if you do anything where you smell you sweat

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you should wash

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but you have

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so your sebaceous glands are very important

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because you also

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don't want to wash them off too frequently of your body

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because it actually can dry out your skin

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so it's protective against certain germs

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it helps kind of keep them as a barrier

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um so the oils matter too

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it's like a fine balance so you

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you can actually do damage by overwashing um

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you can get rashes

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you can have breaks in your skin

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that can lead to secondary infections

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so you really have to have a nice even kill if like

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don't shower too much and don't shower too infrequently

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make sense next time

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yeah you wait

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that's fucking gross

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don't do that

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so we're kind of up against the hour

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oh damn it I have a question for you

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why don't you go

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why don't we do it next time

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do you remember what you said to me this afternoon

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no we hung out with your friends last night at the

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Christmas Wonderland

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what did I say you go

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you are not funny when my friends are around and I go

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you're not but that wasn't what I meant

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I meant like uh

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you're not like comic relief

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you're just like the serious

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smart guy that I fell in love with that

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that aspect of it

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like you know

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I think a lot of people probably don't think that

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you have multiple personal characteristics

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characteristics and traits that I'm just a

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there's a funny guy

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I was offended at first

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because I feel like that would be going

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hey when you're with my friends

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you're a doctor

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if I says shitty

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you know how like

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I don't like to be a doctor in public yes

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I feel like you don't like to be a comedian in public

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yeah especially when it's like

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when I'm having you look at my balls

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but yes you don't like

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when people ask party trick of like hey

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have no derb and what is this thing on my ass

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yes and I don't like to joke it

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but I find that yes

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so I was not offended if you explain yourself

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which is like

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you're not you're not funny for a friend's meeting

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like I'm not trying to be funny

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I'm not being goofy funny guy okay

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and I have a story to tell you

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about a date I went on once

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oh and um it's about being

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it's about not being funny

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oh boy and maybe we'll just do it next time

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cause we gotta go

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and I've already asked you questions about this

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but yes I'll wait

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I have a question to ask you also about dating

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a little bit afraid to ask

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coming up on the next episode of afraid to ask

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you see this list going around

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it's like a viral

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list of places you shouldn't take women on first dates

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no okay so I think I'm asking you this

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have you taken me on any

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I come back

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I drop her off

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and she gets off the motorcycle

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and hurriedly walks away

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I go hey how did the wait what

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and she walks away

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like pretty quickly

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goes inside the restaurant

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and I don't know what happened or what I said

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or if I did something

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but I definitely got the feeling that like

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something went horribly wrong

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what happened was

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Afraid to Ask
Prescriptions from the Doctor. Punchlines from the Comedian.
Comedian Jamie Lissow and his smarter half Dr. Erika answer all kinds of medical, dating, sex, divorce, questions some might be afraid to ask. Listen & subscribe for prescriptions and punchlines.

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Jamie Lissow

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Actor and comedian Jamie Lissow is currently a regular weekly guest on the #1 rated late night talk show, Gutfeld! on Fox. Jamie is best known for his starring role in two seasons of the Netflix Original Series “Real Rob”, alongside SNL alums Rob Schneider, Adam Sandler, Norm MacDonald and David Spade; a show Jamie co-wrote and co-produced.

Jamie has appeared on The Tonight Show, The Late Late Show, Last Comic Standing, has his own half hour Comedy Central special and a Dry Bar Comedy Special with over 20 Million views. Jamie recently wrapped his first movie, Daddy Daughter Trip, where he appears alongside John Cleese, Rob Schneider, and Micheal Bublé - a movie he co-wrote and produced.

Jamie is currently working on the feature film, The Animal 2, for Fox/Tubi and continues to headline comedy clubs across the country.

Erika Aragona

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Dr. Erika, DO, is a board-certified Family Medicine physician who focuses on Women's Health and Wellness. Her clinical practice is almost exclusively female-based, and she regularly educates on contraception, hormone replacement therapy, libido and sexual health. She is an associate professor at Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine, where she lectures on Women's Health, and she serves as a physician expert consultant and writer for several female-based health and wellness companies.