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Bad Gifts, Big Secrets & Epstein Files Released?!
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Epstein files, government transparency, bad gifts, dating red flags, Reddit AITA drama, and online dating deception headline this wild Sibling Happy Hour episode. Bruce and J. Aundrea break down the 427–1 vote to release the Epstein files, Trump’s possible connection, and why the DOJ couldn’t release them sooner.
They also dive into viral relationship chaos — from a wheelchair catfish, to hidden grief over a past partner, to the dupe-perfume breakup blowing up Reddit. This episode explores communication issues, emotional readiness, gift-giving conflicts, dating insecurity, and the impact of honesty in relationships.
This episode is packed with political insight, trending news analysis, sibling humor, relationship breakdowns, social commentary, and viral storytelling from start to finish. If you’re into Epstein files, political truth-telling, relationship drama, Reddit chaos, dating advice, and real social commentary, you won’t want to miss this episode. #epsteinfiles #redditstories #redditaita #relationshipadvice #relationshiptalk #unsolicitedperspectives
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Chapters:
00:00 Epstein Files & Bad Gifts: What's Coming Next? 📂🎁⚖️
00:20 Welcome to Unsolicited Perspectives 🎙️🔥
00:49 Sibling Happy Hour: Sips, Laughs & Sibling Shenanigans 🍹😂
02:48 The Wheelchair Catfish: When Dating Gets Deceptive 🦽😳💔
06:43 Trans Disclosure Debate: What's Too Personal to Hide? 🏳️⚧️💬🔥
08:48 Following Your Partner to a Grave: Love or Red Flag? ⚰️💔😰
12:46 Competing With a Memory: The Toughest Rival 👻💍😢
15:19 Dating Out of Your Budget: The Real Problem 💸💔😬
20:58 Epstein Files Released: Congress Votes 427-1 📜⚖️🔓
22:21 He in Them Files: Trump & The Epstein Scandal 🎵📧😱
25:15 Why Biden Couldn't Release Them: The Legal Truth ⚖️🕵️📋
32:08 How a Bill Becomes Law: Epstein Edition 📜🏛️✅
34:22 Marjorie Taylor Greene Turns on Trump 🔄😤🎭
35:26 Protecting Predators: The Tate Brothers Scandal 🚨✈️😡
39:51 The Perfume Incident: When Gifts Go Horribly Wrong 💐💔🎁
45:19 Dupes vs Real: She Asked for Fruit Loops, Got Fruit Ohs 🥣😬💸
50:13 The Text Fight: When He Called Her an Insta Whore 📱😡💥
55:45 Was She Overreacting? The Verdict on Gift Drama ⚖️💭🎁
01:02:03 Final Thoughts: It Ain't Tricking If You Got It 💰🎤✨
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Introduction to 'Unsolicited Perspectives'
00:00:00
Speaker
The Epstein files are going to be released, and what would you do if somebody gave you a bad gift? We gonna get into it. Let's get it!
00:00:19
Speaker
Welcome. First of all, welcome. This is Unsolicited Perspectives. I'm your host, Bruce Anthony, here to lead the conversation in important events and topics that are shaping today's society. please Join the conversation and follow us wherever you get your audio podcasts. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for our video podcasts, YouTube exclusive content, and our YouTube membership.
00:00:39
Speaker
Rate, review, like, comment, share. Share with your friends, share with your family, hell, even share with your enemies. on today's episode. It's the sibling happy hour. I'm here with my sis, Jay Andrea. going to be dilly-dadding a little bit. Then we're going to talking about the Epstein files. Then we're going to talking about an or are you overreacting Reddit post about gifts.
00:01:01
Speaker
But that's enough of the intro. Let's get to the show.
Social Media and Misrepresentation in Relationships
00:01:12
Speaker
What up, sis? What up, brother? I can't call it. I can't call it. lot of crazy things happening in the world today. Mm-hmm. And before we get to serious stuff,
00:01:23
Speaker
Because I've been there with serious stuff on Tuesdays. The last few interviews have been really heavy. yeah Sibling happy hours meant to create some levity, but also want to give you an opportunity to you know speak your truth, you know the truth to power, your power to truth, whatever it is. Right. Both of the things. Both of them things.
00:01:42
Speaker
Both of the things. And before we get to the Epstein files, a couple of things came came across my social media feed that I wanted to talk about. Okay.
00:01:54
Speaker
The first one is it was a post of a man and a woman meeting for the first time in a long distance relationship.
00:02:06
Speaker
Right? The first ever meeting. All they had ever done is talk on the phone, text messages, you know, video chat, all that stuff. This is the first time meeting. Yeah. And when they meet each other, the online boyfriend finds out that she's in a wheelchair and has no legs.
00:02:29
Speaker
Okay. I mean, it... you Like, I looked at it. yeah She actually is not a wheelchair a user, and she does have legs, so it was just like a little stunt. But i'm but you know what? this is This is catfishing, right? Like, it is... Like, you leave out something material...
00:02:53
Speaker
There is a material misrepresentation. Like sometimes, like certain things I feel like are not a material misrepresentation. Wearing a wig or like, you know. Well, wearing wig if you ball-headed, yes, that is a misrepresentation.
00:03:09
Speaker
Okay. Well, like, you know, color context. No, that is a misrepresentation as well. I don't feel like that's material. if you're If you're misrepresenting yourself,
00:03:22
Speaker
to the point where like, or for something that like will impact me. Like you not saying that you're a wheelchair user
00:03:37
Speaker
and differently abled, like i like there are things I have to do to like accommodate, right? That's something I need to know.
00:03:48
Speaker
Yeah, no. well Nothing wrong with it, but that's something I need to know. I also need know if you're bald-headed. Like, I do need to know. And I do need to know if you came with color context and then one day I see you with brown eyes and I'm like, wait a minute, what happened to your eyes? To me, it's all a lie.
Expectations and Honesty in Online Dating
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To me, it's... Yeah, but it is it material? Yes. To me, it's all a lie. Because... Me personally, personally, when I used to do online dating, I haven't done online dating in, God, it has to be like five years. During the pandemic. But everybody was doing then because we couldn't go outside.
00:04:22
Speaker
Right. There was a lot of women that misrepresented their body types. Yeah. Men too. Y'all... Okay. Y'all too.
00:04:34
Speaker
I ah probably dudes on there be lying about their height. Yes. Yes. yes yes Yes. Women are being a... You ain't
00:04:46
Speaker
And 5'10 ain't even... Women like six foot. Why would you even lie if you're going to be five ten You know you not 5'10". Yeah. yeah So, no.
00:04:58
Speaker
I thought it was funny because of his face. His face, he was not amused. And if the situation was real, I wouldn't be amused either.
00:05:08
Speaker
No. Because that's something that I needed to know. That I needed to... I do, it in a certain to a certain extent, have to like plan around it. You know? I got to make sure that we go to accessible places. I have to make sure that I use the right language when talking to you and describing things. or they Like there are things that have to. language are using behind the back?
00:05:35
Speaker
Well, I mean, like you have to, it's just like what people's pronouns, right? Like you have to make sure you have the conversation of like, okay, what terminology do you feel comfortable with, you know, when I describe you, right? Like what, you know, so like, it's the same thing. Like this is, these are conversations that have to happen. You know what i can't just spring that on someone. You know what I think is material?
00:06:03
Speaker
whenever you do your dating thing is that you let them know how much you use the word like, because you have used it 475 times within this first five minutes. Because I'm trying to form my thoughts because I'm going to honest, ladies gentlemen,
00:06:22
Speaker
He, she, they, them. I did not read the rundown before we started. I am. I'm in this cold. Winging it. Just winging it. So you're going to get some likes and ums from me.
00:06:35
Speaker
You'll be all right. You know what I'm saying. you know what I'm saying. all right. This is this is an interesting one. This is not a topic that we that was even on the rundown, but we're going go here.
00:06:46
Speaker
Yeah. Is it material for somebody who's transitioned to let you know they transitioned?
00:06:56
Speaker
Yes. See, I would agree. But then some people would argue that's personal. A relationship is personal. Intimacy is personal.
00:07:08
Speaker
Connection, companionship, all of these things are personal. You can't tell your partner, get out my business. That's my private business. Like, what are you talking about?
00:07:20
Speaker
We're trying to build a relationship, potentially to share a life, and I got to get out your business? Like, what? That doesn't make sense. Right, now because anybody dating Elliot Page right now would be like, didn't used to be Ellen Page from Juno?
00:07:38
Speaker
Yeah. Yes. That's something that you would have to disclose. But if they're not somebody known, didn't you used to be Bruce Jenner? I used to be. Now I'm Caitlyn Jenner. or and i don't know if they are still Caitlyn Jenner. I don't know what's going on with Caitlyn Jenner. They don't.
00:07:54
Speaker
they' They in a weird space right now. Anyway. i have not in any way, shape or form i've been keeping up because I do not like not a propon their college their a policy. Yeah, not a proponent for trans people, which okay. Very, very deeply strange. And it's also like, a again, it feels classist, right? Like I'm rich. I can do what I want.
00:08:21
Speaker
But I don't really like, I don't really want to ah put forth policies that would help or support our trans community in health care or employment, housing, things like that. That's deeply strange. Yeah, it's weird. You know what else is weird?
00:08:40
Speaker
Or yeah different, unique. ah What would you do? if youre If you were following your significant other because you thought something was up, and then following your significant other, you went to a grave site.
00:08:58
Speaker
And at that grave site, your significant other had a full spread picnic and crying hysterically. And you found out that that grave site is the site of their former partner.
00:09:12
Speaker
Yeah, I don't need to be in that relationship, but not because of that. It's because I clearly have no trust in my partner. yeah But that's ah but that's but if if I did learn of it, right, learn of it later, i mean, it honestly, it doesn't have anything to do with me. To to end a relationship for, you know, a myriad of reasons, that's okay. But for a relationship to end in someone passing away, that's a really different situation. And you can't expect everyone to grieve the same, to process that the same.
00:09:56
Speaker
But that person, and yeah, i guess I guess it would create some insecurity in you, right? Of like, okay, well, hey if your if your partner was still alive, we probably wouldn't be together. I mean, that's probably the case, right? That might be the case. We don't know. You don't know. But at this point, that person has chosen you.
00:10:17
Speaker
But to it looks like this person, from the video, they they kicked her out of his house. Oh, yeah, they had kicked out of the house. Well, part of the reason why he kicked her out of the house is because, and part of the reason why he was following her is because he felt that she was being shady.
00:10:36
Speaker
Come to find out, she was at the grave site crying over a past lover.
Insecurities and Communication in Relationships
00:10:41
Speaker
Mm-hmm. I think he has a legitimate issue with the fact of why would you hide something like this from me? If we're in a relationship, yeah you said it's personal, right? We're in a relationship.
00:10:53
Speaker
Yo, that's something you got talk to me. If you lost somebody, and they've passed, and you're mourning that death, cool. Like, that won't be a problem. You keeping it a secret from me leads me to believe, then yeah, maybe I am not the first option. And if I'm not, for first of all, for me personally, if I'm not the number one overall draft pick. I'm not talking about a first round pick. I'm not talking about a lottery. I'm not talking about top five.
00:11:22
Speaker
If I'm not the number one overall first round pick franchise player, it I don't want you. So get out my life. I tell everyone that people and yeah as a matter of fact. That might be the reason why I'm technically single. That you're single. Yeah. So, ah well, here's the thing. is again It's, again, it's kind of one of those things of like, how do you bring that up?
00:11:45
Speaker
You know, I feel like it should be brought up as you as you're meeting. Look, in every situation where I start out dating somebody, we talk about past relationships. That's how you get to know somebody. I want to know what you've been through. No, I want to know what you've been through. I want to know why y'all broke up. I want to know what demons. I do not discuss that. No, I want to I want to know what demons you have and have you addressed them.
00:12:10
Speaker
Well, I mean, that is about me as a person. But like discussing past relationships, I think that's a slippery slope. I do not think you should do that when you first start dating someone. I don't think you should dredge that. I mean, it's kind of like that, you know, what's your body count type of question. completely a different question.
00:12:30
Speaker
No, I just don't. Past relationships, to why they don't have nothing to do with you and their relationship is past? And also, you know, trying to be as tactful as I can.
00:12:43
Speaker
Rex passed away. Who are you in competition with? A memory. ah Which is the toughest hit competition that you can have. If she felt like she wasn't ready for a relationship,
00:12:57
Speaker
That's a conversation. See? And this is where we disagree. That's a conversation. because no because if I discover that, okay, you're in mourning for someone that you used to be in a relationship with, the conversation is not, am I second choice? The conversation is, are you ready for a new relationship if you are still this deeply in mourning?
00:13:24
Speaker
I think both things can be true. I think both of those things can be true at the same time. But I mean, it's kind of like, a what's that movie? Tom Hanks, he was on the castaway, right? Okay.
00:13:40
Speaker
Man was gone. Yeah, no. His wife thought she had thought he had passed away. Yeah. Next thing you know, he knocking on the door delivering a package. Right. Well, she's remarried. Yeah, no, he had to let that go.
00:13:54
Speaker
She moved on. No. day She ran back out into the rain after him. I think she gave him a hug. I don't think they got together. I don't know. Well, they did a Castaway. what a difficult situation to be in, right? Because it is true. I was married to this person, and had I not thought that they were dead, I would not be with you right now. like that That is true, and that is something that you both have to reckon with. But that goes to my point that I said earlier, the reason why I feel like it's important to, and I was like, well, tell me when's the longest relationship that you've been in? These are questions that I like to have.
00:14:37
Speaker
I know the answer to. Yeah, I think that's valid. ah How did it end? You know, like what happened in that relationship? What issues did you have? Like these are good questions to ask somebody because it gives you insight into their thinking in relationships.
00:14:54
Speaker
I'm at the age now, like, I'm not jumping into relationship quick, but I'm trying to eliminate all those red flags immediately, in the words of Bernie Mac from Players Club. Immediately. I'm trying to get rid of those. yeah So when I say talk about past relationships, it's stuff like, oh, have you ever been married?
00:15:13
Speaker
No, what's your longest relationship? Not... yeah not deep intimate details like on the 3rd of November in 2020. Right, because then it's just like, okay, why do you need this level No, but it's it's like general stuff, like, and that's important. I dated a woman and I should have known better.
00:15:31
Speaker
I should have known in her mid-30s and never had a quote unquote, real relationship, real long term relationship. Should have known because I am advanced when it comes to relationship. I'm a divorcee.
00:15:47
Speaker
yeah I've had multiple long term relationships. So I know the give and take in a relationship. Somebody who is not not gone through that, supposed to go through it in your 20s. You're supposed to.
00:15:59
Speaker
Right. Not necessarily. I mean, I focused on your education and your career. I think I i was telling a young person this the other day. there There's two young ladies. They were 21 years old.
00:16:10
Speaker
And I said, this is the greatest advice I could give to you in your Date. date Date exclusively, date non-exclusively. Get into relationships, don't be in relationships. You got 10 years, do it all. Do yeah everything.
00:16:26
Speaker
Date every type of person that you could think of, even if they're not your type. Give people opportunities to to figure out what it is that you want. Because you could think that you want something, get it and be like, ooh, I don't want this, right? yeah so So I was like, figure all that out.
00:16:45
Speaker
And then when you do that, When you meet that right person, the grass will never be greener on the other side because you've already experienced the other side. Yeah. You've lived it. You experienced it. You're like, no, the grass right here is cool. Every now and then they get a little dingy. I just got to water it. And and so that's the reason why it's important. So when a person is in their mid thirties and they've never had no long term relationship.
00:17:11
Speaker
And when I say long term, a year, year and a half, like maybe somebody's met your parents or or you've done a holiday or something together, that's something that you need to experience. You can't go and deal with no person that's literally had families intertwined and get in a relationship with them because they're just way more advanced than you are. The fights are different.
00:17:32
Speaker
What you're aggravated about is different. um We went on a long tangent about relationships, we're going be talking about more relationships later. But I just thought it was funny that he decided to kick her the whole hell out the house before she even got home. Like, bro, give her a chance to explain. it to like She was obviously in so pain. Take your pride out of the situation. And if you love this person, because y'all live together, if you love this person,
00:18:01
Speaker
Find out, you know, what it is. How did this person the conversation. yeah Yeah. People give up too easily. Yeah. Have the conversation. How do you feel about the loss? How do you feel genuinely about me?
00:18:19
Speaker
in our relationship, is this something that you're ready for? Am I really, truly a priority? Or do you need to continue to go through your grieving and healing process before you're really ready for a relationship? Like, yeah, that's a conversation. i think just off rip, just being like, this is, you cheating type of like vibe. Like,
00:18:44
Speaker
How she cheating with a dead man? This ain't ghost. Right. So it's like, what are you you kicking her out? Why? I'm really dating myself on this episode. I don't reference ghost.
00:18:56
Speaker
I don't reference players club. I think I referenced another eighties or nineties or something. Yeah. Whatever. I'm old ladies and gentlemen. yeah And let me explain something to y'all ladies. If I meet you online and we set up a first date and you ain't let me know that you was in a wheelchair and you ain't had no legs.
00:19:14
Speaker
I'm walking straight the hell out that restaurant. I'm not hesitating. I'm gone. I mean, I don't know that I would do that, but it's like I didn't check for ah for accommodations at the restaurant. It can't be my fault that I chose the Sky Lounge.
00:19:33
Speaker
yeah so you know And it's not accessible. Like you didn't let me know this beforehand. You should have said something. right, we're gonna get into some serious, but you know we're still gonna find some jokes about it, and it's the Epstein Files next.
Speculations on the Epstein Files Release
00:19:59
Speaker
All right, Jay, the government is no longer shut down, and what was the number one thing that they were talking about during the shutdown that they were gonna do? Vote to pass a bill to get those Epstein Files released.
00:20:11
Speaker
And they've done it. So Congress just passed. house What'd you say? he and them files. Oh, Lord.
00:20:23
Speaker
He and them files. He and them emails. ah He and them files.
00:20:36
Speaker
Lord Trump in them files.
00:20:41
Speaker
I've been singing that for for a couple days now. All right. So Congress has just passed a bill requiring the U.S. Department of Justice to release the files related to Jeffrey Epstein within 30 days of the President Trump's signature, making this one of the most significant developments in the case to date. The move comes after months of bipartisan pressure and public demands for more transparency regarding Epstein's criminal network.
00:21:05
Speaker
and is deaf. Y'all forgot. a man is dead. ah The Epstein Files Transparency Act passed the House of Representatives with a vote of 427 to 1.
00:21:17
Speaker
to one yeah yeah yeah
00:21:22
Speaker
427 to 1 with the lone representative Clay Higgins voting against the measure. Everybody said, hey, yes. Everybody said, yay Yes.
00:21:35
Speaker
In the Senate, the bill was approved unanimously with zero objections from any senators. Both votes reflect the overwhelming bipartisan support for the release of the Epstein files. Jay, as your song interpreted earlier states you believe he is up in them files and up in them emails he being our president donald trump Mm-hmm.
00:22:00
Speaker
A hundred thousand percent. Yes. I was talking to a lawyer because everybody, everybody was like, as soon as Trump was like, just release him. I don't care.
00:22:14
Speaker
Release him. I don't care. When he was fighting so hard, everybody like, you know, they're going scrub his name out. And i was talking to a lawyer friend who works ah works in the government.
00:22:28
Speaker
That's all I can say. Works in the government. Is a lawyer. Works in the government. Said that's... he It would have to be maybe with an AI program, they could scrub his name from all the documents, but there are copies of documents that federal judges have and lawyers have, so they...
00:22:49
Speaker
If he's up in them files, they're not going scrub it. They can't scrub it now. What they can do is redact victims and the surrounding information of the victims.
00:23:02
Speaker
And that may be some way that they keep them out. But odds are he up in them files. He in them files. He in them files. files.
00:23:19
Speaker
And I'm going to tell you what, ain't nothing going to happen. No, no, no. Ain't nothing going happen. and that will just be the nail in the coffin of the the morality, the conscience, and the humanity of the United States of America.
00:23:41
Speaker
When you say nothing's going to happen, what exactly do you mean? Ain't nothing going to happen.
00:23:51
Speaker
All right. So yes and no. Remember, this is bipartisan support. There were two people. I wish I had their names in front of me. I know Massey. Massey is the Republican. I forget who the Democrat is that co-sponsored this bill.
00:24:10
Speaker
Now, that 427 to 1 is a little misleading because after Trump said, go ahead and release it. Mike Johnson and even Jim Jones is like, we're gonna vote for this, but we still think it's a political witch job. So Trump saying that gave people cover to go ahead and vote for it. I would be curious to know if he hadn't said it, what that vote would have been. It still would have passed regardless. They had the votes regardless. I don't know if it would have been 427 to one, which leads me to believe that some people would have, some Republicans would have been fighting
00:24:49
Speaker
to continuously fight to not get this release. And then in that regard, yes, I would agree with you that nothing would happen. However... just It looks like the sponsor was Ro Khanna and then their original co-sponsor was Thomas Massey.
00:25:07
Speaker
Okay. But... with Republicans like Massey, and there's more, there's a lot more than that, that are just like, no, we kind of ran on getting them files released, and we don't care. There are there are some Republicans out there who are thinking like Democrats. Democrats don't care if Democrats is, i look, I loved Slick Willie.
00:25:28
Speaker
I loved Slick Willie. If his ass is up in them files, Slick Willie, ladies and gentlemen, is Bill Clinton. If it's up in them files, Fry them. I don't care. Franken. don't.
00:25:41
Speaker
That's the difference between being in a cult and not being in a cult. Yeah, I identify as a Democrat. That does not mean that I'm willing to go to the mat for anybody, particularly this kind of criminal.
00:25:59
Speaker
Uh, no. Yeah. No. Absolutely not. I think there's a huge push from people to all from all walks of life, both sides of the aisle, everything to get to the bottom of this.
00:26:16
Speaker
And that's the reason why I believe something might happen. I don't think that's going to happen. What's happened so far? What's happened so far?
00:26:27
Speaker
the The files haven't been released. And then they killed him. He is felon. you know Yeah, but this this is a different thing. You cheating in your and business is one thing. You doing something to kids, whole nother thing. Now, people are going to start, I've already seen his defenders start to parse things.
00:26:45
Speaker
the definition of child assault. Not the literal definition, but being like, what do you mean doing the R. Kelly? When you say young, like how young? So they gonna parse with, well, they were 16, so they was almost legal. That's completely different from six. And now there is a difference, but no, okay? It's still gross, okay? It's still gross, and it's still illegal, and they're still kids.
00:27:11
Speaker
Yeah. Period. ah Like if you've ever met a 16 year old, you know instantly that this is a child. Sorry, i don't, i a period. You can't tell me if if if teen is behind your age, like you it's just it's not just a number, you know, like 32, 44.
00:27:34
Speaker
forty four No, what's behind your number is the word teen. That's a child. Yeah. I mean, 18 is not a child anymore. 19 is a child. Yes, is. And honestly, yes, it is.
00:27:49
Speaker
I mean, they can go off to war. And here's the thing. i don't know that I 100% agree that someone that young can make those kind of life-altering decisions. Like, for example, taking out tens of thousands of dollars in loans to pay for college under your own name. You know.
00:28:12
Speaker
That's a whole different story. deciding to fight in the armed forces. That's a big decision to put on an 18-year-old. Well, mean, an 18-year-old to decide whether to go to the NBA or go to college. I mean, you know, it's some people more mature than... But conversation with their parents and agents and managers and every... Like, that those are... They're not just deciding that on a whim.
00:28:37
Speaker
There's a lot of people counseling them. This is true. All right. So a lot of the talking heads have been bringing up something that they think is a counter argument to these whole Epstein files being released.
00:28:53
Speaker
And the counter argument is, why didn't the Democrats do it? They have four years. Why didn't they do it? What part of active investigation? Yeah, I'm gonna give the people an explanation. All right, so let me break this down for all the people in the back who still don't get why there's a difference between releasing the files during Biden's administration and Trump's administration. It's really clear. So during ah Biden's administration, the Department of Justice did not release the investigative files to the public citing ongoing legal matters, especially because Ghislaine Maxwell's prosecution and appeals. All right. So as reasons that disclose would intervene with active judicial proceedings. What does that mean?
00:29:39
Speaker
Means that shorty, was once in trial and then once convicted, you can appeal. Which means that you can't release information about the court proceedings when there is still an ongoing trial.
00:29:56
Speaker
Yeah. And potentially bias jurors. That too. but Right? You cannot release that information. It's an active investigation.
00:30:10
Speaker
and Because, you know, due process. Ghislaine Maxwell was able to file subsequent appeals, plural. Therefore, dot, dot, dot, colon, semicolon, can't release it.
00:30:27
Speaker
Not hard to figure out. But why were some documents released and during Biden's administration, why just not release all of them? Some documents from civil crate cases associated with Epstein and Maxwell were unsealed by federal judges while Biden was in office. But those were court decisions, not executive actions, and do not include the core federal investigation files.
00:30:57
Speaker
hmm. The files were not released under Biden mainly because the Department of Justice argued that releasing investigative materials could prejudice legal appeals, violate privacy, and potentially interfere with further prosecutions.
00:31:13
Speaker
The FBI traditionally withholds such evidence unless it's is directly related to an active or completed criminal charges. Why has there been a major shift?
00:31:26
Speaker
The major shift came as bipartisan and public outcry for transparency grew, especially following Maxwell's appeals being denied and the conclusion of major related prosecutions.
00:31:40
Speaker
Courts and some lawmakers have also noted that the executive branch, rather than the courts, is ultimately better positioned to release such materials due to the scope of what is held by the government. So they passed a bill.
00:31:54
Speaker
And what is a bill, Jay?
00:31:57
Speaker
I'm just a bill. Yeah, I'm only a bill. I can't sing too much of that because I do believe it is still under copyright. Yes, it Yeah. So, yeah, they all got together. Somebody sponsored a bill saying, hey, let's do a thing. And then they vote on it. And then they all vote on it. It's great. And then guess what? Goes up to the president. President signs it. Boop, bop, beep.
00:32:19
Speaker
There you go. Law. Law. So for all the people out there, what do you want to do? This is an attack against Trump. no. No, it isn't. But it is sort of.
00:32:31
Speaker
But it is sort of. No, no, and and no, no, and and no. Hold on. Let me get this out. Let me get this out. It is sort of What I mean by this is there is a heatap his opponents. There is a thing. His opponents do hate him.
00:32:45
Speaker
And there is a push for him to get his comeuppance. Right. But it's not manufactured. So this is, look, man, we just say some of these emails. We just seen these pictures. You connected to this dude.
00:32:59
Speaker
you You was talking a big game that you want to release these files. Come on with it. Yeah. Because we know you in it. And the thing of it is, it how can it be something against Trump, right? Like some witch hunt when he was the one saying, running on, releasing these files.
00:33:24
Speaker
Him backtracking doesn't negate the fact that this was part of his platform when he was running, was that he was gonna release those files because he was so sure.
00:33:35
Speaker
It was only Democrats in there. Didn't think. i actually I knew that dude. I wonder if I'm up in there. Europe.
00:33:47
Speaker
Yeah, and no, he's he's only pushing for Democrats to be prosecuted. And that's what he told Pam Bonner. He was like, go after them
Political Loyalty and Power Dynamics
00:33:55
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Democrats. No, go after everybody. and Go after the criminals. Yes.
00:34:00
Speaker
Yes. And that's the reason why I think Things are going to happen. I think this is the start because even his, mo look, him and Marjorie Taylor Greene going at it. And didn't nobody rock harder for Trump than Marjorie Taylor Greene?
00:34:14
Speaker
That was his biggest cheerleader. Didn't nobody? Look, she was drinking all the Kool-Aid. She was right there with everything. And then she was like, hold up.
00:34:25
Speaker
Why? All sudden you backtracking all these promises that you was talking about. why are you being weird to me, Stank? Like, what's going on?
00:34:35
Speaker
Thought we had a deal. I was telling my people you was going to release it. right Now they looking at me like i'm a liar. Right. Like, hold up, wait a minute, let me put some pimping in it. So she went out yeah and she caused a riff.
00:34:51
Speaker
And I think that you are going to see more people crack, specifically women. Because these men, let me tell you something, men going to rock with each other. And this administration has this thing about protecting child predators and victims.
00:35:10
Speaker
people men accused of SA because I don't know if you know who the Tate brothers are. Andrew Tate is a self-professed misogynist. They had couple of different SA trafficking situations in Romania and some other countries. They came to the States. When they got to the States, their electronics were confiscated and searched
00:35:36
Speaker
by customs, by customs agents. call from the White House, got that squashed, let him in in the country. So... Yeah.
00:35:47
Speaker
All this stuff is shady. And that that reporting just came out in the last couple of days. so Oh, because this country don't care about women and children. To a certain point.
00:35:59
Speaker
To a certain point. to two To every point. Because y'all were willing to let people starve in order to get rid of health care and replace it with a concept of a plan. so When I say a certain point,
00:36:13
Speaker
Depends if they think that the people that are being hurt are human enough for them to care about when the people that are being hurt are human enough for them to care about. Then they stand up and take notice.
00:36:25
Speaker
And I have seen that demographic of people yet. ah It's out there. I yeah know that that they care about. I have yet to see who those people are. Oh, no, it's it's it's you can't say it's a ah these are the the characteristics of the people that they will support. It's a case by case situation.
00:36:47
Speaker
And the majority of the cases they don't support. But every now and then, 99.99999 percent. Every Yeah, I don't know who they... Aside from protecting themselves, I don't know who they stick their necks out for aside from Trump.
00:37:03
Speaker
But not no more. Even his hardened support is starting to turn on him. So, who knows? I think something could happen. At the very least, this could just bury him.
00:37:16
Speaker
Politically. People could start to run away. could be like, oh man, you're kind of toxic. Especially if 2026s midterms go a certain way.
00:37:26
Speaker
yeah I can see things. I can see people starting to turn on him because he's only as he's only he's only as good to them. How can I phrase this? He's only good to them if they can stay in office.
00:37:39
Speaker
If they start to if he starts to hurt them being reelected, they'll turn.
00:37:46
Speaker
Yes, because and what they care about most above everything is the the acquisition of power. Hmm. You ain't lying when you said what you said.
00:37:59
Speaker
And the fact that he himself doesn't realize the extent to which he is being used for those ends ah makes him even dumber.
00:38:12
Speaker
Yeah, once again, you ain't lying when you said what you said. And you know what? That's the truth, Ruth.
Gifts and Relationship Dynamics
00:38:24
Speaker
You are trying to make people say, Bruce O. Like, you're really... i am! I'm 25! You're really throwing yourself under the bus. Well, whatever.
00:38:39
Speaker
I'm not too old to see when people are being dumb as hell. And in this next segment, we're going to be talking about a Reddit post about a couple that exchanged gifts.
00:38:53
Speaker
And one person was not too pleased about their gift. We're to get into that next.
00:39:06
Speaker
Jay, you've been in relationships, so have I. yep And we've both gotten gifts from our significant others. Sometimes the gifts are good.
00:39:17
Speaker
Sometimes they are bad. Yes. Sometimes they ask you for what you specifically want and you tell them. They don't listen. and They get you something else.
00:39:29
Speaker
and That was the case in this Reddit post. She asked, is she overreacting for essentially breaking up with her boyfriend because of the gift that he gave to her? gave her Now, just the title, you would be like, yeah, I think he gave you a gift. You should.
00:39:49
Speaker
Just accept that and and and and and be thankful that he got you a gift. But it's much, much deeper than that. Because people forget it's the thought that counts. And if the thought is not there or it is thoughtless, that's what counts. Yep.
00:40:08
Speaker
All right. So I'm going to give you what she posted. okay Get your reaction from it. And then I'm going to read the text exchange between her and her boyfriend. But here's the post. This is what she posted.
00:40:20
Speaker
I have a 31-year-old female with 33-year-old male dating for about a year. He asked me a while ago for items that I might want as a gift. So I sent him a wish list. I used that has probably 15 to 20 perfumes.
00:40:34
Speaker
He was sweet and got me three bottles, but they were from Dosier. And not the real product. Dosierra is what? I guess the off-brand versions of... Yeah, I think they sell it at Ulta.
00:40:47
Speaker
you can get similar smelling ah products. So kind of like you go to Target and you go to get some orange juice and you got Minute Maid and then you got Target brand.
00:41:02
Speaker
yeah Yeah. You go to get Fruit Loops, but you come home with Fruityos. Got you. Got you. All right. She continues on. I think it's very sweet, but I want him to save his time in the future because I don't want dupe products.
00:41:19
Speaker
Yes. I want the ones. short for duplicate. Okay. i don't i She's Gen Z. No, she ain't even Gen Z. that That's a millennial. I want the real ones. But he took it the wrong way. And it gives the impression that that he's just looking for a way out anyway. There are plenty of other things on my list that are cheaper, not brand name, several ave serve a functional purpose, et cetera.
00:41:44
Speaker
I think his big overreaction is just him looking for a way out more than anything, but I wasn't going to egg him on in a text. Our relationship has been completely fine and normal.
00:41:55
Speaker
I am a higher earner than him, which he said doesn't bug him, but maybe it does, I don't know. Thoughts? So she had some edits, but just from that initial, what do you think, Jay?
00:42:08
Speaker
um Yeah, I mean, I think it's fair. Like you asked me for what I wanted, I gave you a list of things. So you could have just got something else on the list instead of coming home with Fruityos. Like, not to say there's anything wrong with Fruityos, I'm sure they're delicious.
00:42:33
Speaker
But I asked you for Fruit Loops. Right. You asked me what I wanted and I asked you for Fruit Loops. So all I'm saying is, thank you, this is very sweet, but next time you could just get have gotten something else on the list.
00:42:48
Speaker
Yeah. I also understand him overreacting because at the same time, she could have not said anything and just never asked him for brand name things in the future whenever he asks her for stuff. Well, she said she said the reason why she brought it up is because she didn't want him to waste his money in the future.
00:43:10
Speaker
He didn't want it. But OK, so he already bought it He already did. In the future, if you see that this is like, okay, I asked him for the thing. He's going to get me a dupe.
00:43:23
Speaker
I'm not going to ask him for the thing anymore. I'm going to ask him for something else. Listen to Mike. Mike could surprise her. It was like, I know you had 15 to 20. Only got you three. Here's one because it's a Sunday. Yeah, I'm not going ever wear this. Why ain't you wearing this? I mean, I get what you're saying.
00:43:39
Speaker
It could turn into a problem. You keep getting me some fake stuff. If if a woman bought me sh... Knowing I like Jordans bought me not Jordan brand, not the retro. Some Jordans. Well, even if she bought me the Jordans, but they're not the retro Jordans, I'd be like, I really appreciate this.
00:44:01
Speaker
I wear retro Jordans. Please don't wish anymore. But that might something that, you know, you got explicitly say, I like Jordans the retros. Like, because I don't know anything about those sneakers. Isn't this the same thing? If I wrote on a list, I want the Jordan Levens and you come back with the...
00:44:21
Speaker
Derek Jeter, Jordan brand. I'm like, that's not the Jordan Levins. That's not what I wanted. yeah So that's essentially what she did. Yes. But if it's just like like this person knows you like Jordans, so they go get you some, but they didn't get the right kind, that's that's different. But she explicitly wrote out what she wanted.
00:44:44
Speaker
You asked her. She told you. It was a long list. Could have picked anything.
00:44:54
Speaker
You intentionally went out and tried to find the cheaper version of that product. So, of course, guys in the comments are like, I don't understand what the big deal is. You know, dupe. We all get dupe products. And she explained, very much like you did, that it's not the same perfume, just it's off-brand bottle. It's not made at the same factory. It's the it's the way generic cereals are made. Dupe perfumes are cheaper, lower quality, have less longevity. They're limited, right? They're just bad. Yeah.
00:45:26
Speaker
So she was making it clear for the guys because I i didn't, i just I was like, oh, I don't know what the big deal is. And she also said several people have asked when this took place. And to be clear, he gave me the perfume over a week ago when we were together in person. I said, thank you. Then and when about our days, the entire reason that I brought it up was to make sure he doesn't continue to waste his money buying me stuff that's not going to get used. I don't want to say, I didn't want to say anything. and him thinking, wanted more. So she kind of commented on a little bit about what you're saying, but
00:46:01
Speaker
Yeah. That solely isn't the reason why they broke up. I'm going to read the text exchange, ladies and gentlemen, and between these two people. She texts. So I want to talk to you about the gifts if you have a minute.
00:46:13
Speaker
He texts back. Sure. What's up? She says, it was really sweet of you to get me the perfume, but in the future, please don't get me dupes. I know it seems like it's a bargain, but when I say I want a perfume, I want the actual perfume and not a knockoff.
00:46:27
Speaker
And he said, is it because you want the label? Not exactly. It's more like dupes are inferior products with less longevity. They don't always smell the same. And yes, the packaging too.
00:46:39
Speaker
It was cheaper to just get the the dozers one. Oh, it was just cheaper to get that. I think it's dossier. We're going to call them the dupes. Okay. It's cheaper to get that. why Why does it really matter?
00:46:56
Speaker
It matters to me because there are luxury items that I'm saving up to get or reward myself with. So if you don't want to get me the real stuff, it's okay. You can always get me other stuff.
00:47:09
Speaker
I don't know. This is rubbing me in the wrong way. It seems kind of superficial and bratty to throw a temper tantrum over not getting the brand name item because someone wanted to give you All the one, all the other ones you wanted. I even read reviews to see what other people thought and they all seemed okay with it. So maybe this is how I find, find out you're a lot more superficial than I thought.
00:47:32
Speaker
Whoa, I'm not throwing a tip of tantrum at all. I said, thank you. And just as for a few instances that you skipped the perfume, I'm not mad or anything. You kind of are, to be honest. When I say I want perfume, I want the actual perfume and not a knockoff. It's Tyler-level temper tantrum shit. I'm kind of disgusted by this because in my mind, you are not like this, but to find out you are is unsettling and unnerving. I'm worried that I'm wasting my time.
00:48:01
Speaker
Okay, why don't we talk about this in person? I don't know if I'm just coming across harsh or what, but I'm not upset that you got me the perfume. Uh, no, I don't know if I want to see you at this point.
00:48:14
Speaker
I went out of my way to, one, look at your wish list. Two, think about what you have talked about. Three, pick several items from it. Four, get you the exact product just in different packaging from a less trendy company. And five, get rated for it. At this point, I'm just...
00:48:31
Speaker
fully disgusted. If you get me store brand mac and cheese instead of Annie's, I wouldn't say shit. I'd accept it gratefully, but you just had to open your mouth. I think there's a disconnect here because I'm not trying to berate you.
00:48:45
Speaker
No, what you're doing is telling me that what I got you isn't good enough for you and you care more about the name of the packaging than than the and the scent than you care about me.
00:48:56
Speaker
ah Yes, than you care about me, which I figure since it's perfume, you wouldn't care what it comes in. I said it was sweet of you to get them for me, but I'd rather just save them to get myself as a reward because that's a way of that way seeing them on my shelf is a reminder of what I accomplished.
00:49:15
Speaker
Nah, how about I just never get you a gift again after you just spat in my face and told me my gifts weren't good enough because they don't come in some fancy bottle. In fact, I think I just saw the real you finally, and to be honest, I'm just disgusted. I don't think you're the right kind of girl for me. if you care more about brand names than what's inside the box. That just reminds me of those superficial Insta whores and it makes me sick.
00:49:40
Speaker
Whoa! I'm sorry I said anything. Yeah, I bet you are because now you showed your hand and I see the real you and you thought you could hide it forever.
00:49:52
Speaker
There's more, but I just want to get your response to that. Um...
00:50:02
Speaker
Uh, yeah, he read that in the way he wanted to hear it. o Right? Like, even him saying, giving a direct quote, I can hear the way he read it.
00:50:18
Speaker
But I also know the way she intended it. This is why, ladies and gentlemen, you do not have real conversations over text. You just don't. If you have something important to say to someone, they need to see your face, hear the tone of your voice and receive it the way you intend for it to be received. If it's written down, they're going to read it how they want to read it.
00:50:47
Speaker
It's a classic key and peel sketch about this. Yes. Where they're texting each other back and forth and they're reading it completely different and getting completely different things out of this very simple text message conversation. So that's number one. Should have never done this over text. Never. um Number two...
00:51:09
Speaker
He absolutely blew that way out of proportion. But again, it's because he did not. He read it the way he wanted to read it. Do you think that the way that it was intended? She brought up in the original post that she makes more money than him. But she didn't think that it bothered him.
00:51:27
Speaker
You think that does bother him? And this is the reason why he blew up? Because she he's probably looking at that list like, man, I'm not going to get her this. Look, this that that perfume, is this is just the same thing and it's a lot cheaper. I'm to go ahead and get her this. And then i spent my money on it.
00:51:45
Speaker
I spent my money on you. That's what he said. I spent my money on you. Yeah. Yeah. and the And the thing of it is, he wasn't even really trying to hear what she was saying. He said, oh so you just want the name. No, I'm telling you that when you get a dupe, it is not the same. It's like when you get a dupe purse.
00:52:06
Speaker
It's not the same as the purse that you buy directly from the brand or from, you know what I'm saying? It's not the same. It looks very similar, but that's stitching off. Like, something there'll be, there are definite things in there that ain't quite right. So, it's not going to be the same level of quality.
00:52:31
Speaker
What she's saying is, as she has very good points, very valid points, the long descent is not the same. It does not last as long.
00:52:43
Speaker
It is not of the same quality.
00:52:48
Speaker
It doesn't have anything to do. i I want the brand because the brand represents a certain level of quality. And she did also say that the brand also, she likes to have them on her shelf because it it's an accomplishment. It's a reward for herself. So, she yes, she likes to look at it. And and he he wasn't trying to hear it, but I'm going get to part two of their text. Their text, ladies and gentlemen, it's on my phone. Bear with me, okay? I might need some glasses, but just bear with me.
00:53:18
Speaker
All right. This is what he texts. We have to talk about the plans for my mom's on Thanksgiving. Okay. No, we don't. Are you ignoring me?
00:53:29
Speaker
I'm not mad about the perfume stuff anymore. I get that you're into brand names and all that stuff. I'm just not used to being with girls who care about that stuff. It caught me off guard. I think it's time we break up.
00:53:40
Speaker
I think it's time we break this off and both go our separate ways. I just don't think I can trust... Who's saying that? She is or he is? Yeah, she is. She is. Okay. Let me... Ladies, it's better when I have it on the screen and me and my sister going back and forth.
00:53:53
Speaker
yeah Let me just say... Her response, I think it's time we break this off. Both go our separate ways. I just don't think I could trust your reaction to how you spoke to me.
00:54:04
Speaker
He responds, what the F? He actually spells out the the full F word. Over one fight where I get kind of upset. Are you serious?
00:54:15
Speaker
So I'm not allowed to say anything or react in any way when you basically spit in my face for not buying you a brand name perfume that are $500.
00:54:24
Speaker
You care more about the label on the bottle of perfume than you do our relationship and everything we've done. You won't even admit that you were wrong. She responds, the fact that you still think it's about the brand names when I told you it's about how you spoke to me is enough for me to know this is the right decision. I wish you the best.
00:54:44
Speaker
He responds back, enjoy being alone for the holidays. Single at 31 is pretty much as pathetic as you can get. Boy, men really love to throw that out there. But statistically, the lonely people, and there are very many studies out there and a lot of psychological journals, that it's men that are lonely because women cultivate deep relationships, deep friendships and relationships with the people in their lives. And we are not lonely. Y'all are. And you're projecting and we know it and it doesn't work.
00:55:22
Speaker
The whole thing was, was she overreacting? No, ma'am. You are not overreacting. Let me explain something to you. If something is important to you, then you explain to somebody this is important to you. And they minimize it in any way. Mm-hmm.
00:55:39
Speaker
They don't respect you. Because let me tell you something. When I date somebody, it doesn't matter how small it is to me. If it's a big deal to them, it then becomes a big deal to me. And that's what relationships are.
00:55:54
Speaker
yes Anybody who minimizes you doesn't respect you. Doesn't respect you as they should. yes Anybody who speaks to you in a manner calling you insta-whore,
00:56:06
Speaker
Anybody who gets angry, and it immediately goes to belittling you, saying that you're basically only want fancy things. A toddler, a girl, superficial, likening me to, quote unquote, an insta-whore, which I don't know exactly what that is, because the people that be in them DMs don't always be the ladies. But...
00:56:32
Speaker
But okay. Yeah, no, you will not. I don't care what it is because again, flip it. Flip it. If it had been something he cared about and she minimized it.
00:56:48
Speaker
Right? yeah So it it, no, no. All I'm saying is in the future,
00:56:57
Speaker
don't, don't, don't, you don't have to do it. Like I put other things on the list. You didn't have to go for the high dollar things if that's not within your budget. Right. And there's another thing, guys.
00:57:11
Speaker
Stop dating out your budget. What I mean by that is... Yeah. Is that she is more than fine ah to get the things that she wants that are fancy on her own. I yes i don't remember.
00:57:23
Speaker
Actually, there was one of my last... x One of the last girlfriends I had within the last six years made less than me. But... The majority of the women that I've dated over the last six years, I've actually dated, that I actually considered my girlfriend or we were in a real relationship, made more than me, right? Yeah.
00:57:42
Speaker
And I spent Christmas with one of them. And it wasn't a big deal. She told me what she wanted. I went out and got it. yeah Anything that she wanted that she thought would be too expensive for me,
00:57:55
Speaker
She would just get herself. And I didn't take offense to that because we both went into this knowing I made less than she did. yeah I still held my own, but I made less.
00:58:06
Speaker
I'm not gonna take offense because she wants to go out and get some fancy things. And if she asked me, if she could put a wishlist And ask me, I like this hand cream that's expensive.
00:58:17
Speaker
You know what? That's what you like. That's what you want. Might be the only thing you get. But yeah I'm going to get you this hand cream. And going get you the right thing, the thing that you wanted. so I also wonder if it might not have been a little insensitive on her part to put things on there that might have been out of his budget.
00:58:37
Speaker
Yeah. Yeah. yeah You know i'm saying? Because she definitely that she made more than him. Yeah. So do they did you honestly, you've been with this person for a year.
00:58:49
Speaker
Did you think they were going to drop $500 on perfume? that First of all, ah that's expensive perfume. i I don't even know what that is. Because I wear a brand name and I do not pay. it in And not Eau de Toilette.
00:59:05
Speaker
Right. Mama, I pay Eau de Parfum. Okay. I don't pay that much. for this Yves Saint Laurent, okay? So I don't know what perfume she is wearing that's $500. I don't know either, but is she getting a giant bottle?
00:59:24
Speaker
Right. Is it like a big bottle? You know, you can get them little petite bottles of Hennessy, but you can also get them big old ones. Like, what are we talking about here? Because don't know. I don't know what they're telling me. Yeah, and to equate it with if you had got me the brand name, like a generic mac and cheese instead of Annie's, which, all right.
00:59:51
Speaker
ah You know, i wouldn't have been. Because you don't care about that. She cares about this. Mm-hmm. and she's willing to just buy it for herself.
01:00:05
Speaker
that's you couldve You could have just got something else on the list. Look, i I just don't know why he thought coming in there with the off-brand stuff was going to fly. i What was he thinking?
01:00:17
Speaker
What was he thinking? I've had worse. I've had much worse. That you've asked specifically for a specific thing? No, I didn't even ask for anything. So the fact of the matter is you could have just not got me anything, but you chose to go in your mama's room and grab some...
01:00:35
Speaker
Bath and body work she hasn't used before and put it in a bag and give it to me and then tell it. Tell me that's where you got it from. I know who' exactly who you're talking about. Yeah, I know, you know, and because the way I put that bag down.
01:00:53
Speaker
Now, bath and body work got some good stuff, not cologne and perfume, but the body lotion. what We talking, that stuff, $20. Yeah. Yeah. yeah You couldn't have gone there and picked something out for me? Right. Also, I didn't ask you for anything.
01:01:09
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So you could have just done nothing. You could have got dinner. Could have got me some flowers. Mm-hmm. Could have been a little, and I would have appreciated that. But then to tell me like that was some sort of, see, that was smart, right?
01:01:24
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Oh, you dumb as hell. Yeah, well. And I'm dumb as hell. I was getting ready to say that.
01:01:33
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We both two dummies. Two dating. That ain't got no business being together. Jay, what you want tell the people out there? Oh, boy.
01:01:45
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You know who your partner is. Don't ask for something you know that's out their budget. Number one. And number two...
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It ain't tricking if you got it. If you don't don't, don't come up with your own creative idea in your budget. You don't have to go overboard, especially for someone who didn't even ask for it.
01:02:13
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Right? You asked. Right? So just come up with something else. Something thoughtful. freedom Please remember, it is the thought that counts. And if there is no thought, freedom over first that shit don't count. safe
01:02:31
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That's a way to drop a bar. And on that note, ladies and gentlemen, i want to thank you for listening. I want to thank you for watching. And until next time, as always, I'll holler.
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