In hour 2 of The Armstrong & Getty Show:
Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio the George Washington Broadcast Center. Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty Ar'm strong and Getty and he arms strong and Yetty.
Temperatures above ninety degrees this week thanks to what they call a heat dome. I just said the heat dome was that weird helmet thing my grandma sat under their hairs on. It will be so hot in Maine this week the lobsters will be getting in pots just to cool down it is. It's so hot in New York this week, the rats are.
Wearing crop tops.
It's so hot in South Dakota. Christy Nome's dogs are shooting themselves. It's so hot at mar A Lago, Donald Trump asked Malania to be even colder.
To him, oh ooh, I'm looking up at CBS news dangerous heat dome. I like the way they come up with these terms, new terms, or they've always been around, but I hadn't heard them. Anytime there's a weather phenomenon, you know, too much rain, too much wind, too much heat, whatever, some new scary thing.
We now we got a heat dome.
It's a heat dome or a polar express or an atmospheric river or a right a sunshine whirlwind. All right, hey, I suggest you get in the air conditioning and drink water.
Anyway.
Oh, I'm reminded that Katie was just telling us that wallet Hub found San Francisco was the worst managed city in America, which is a surprise that no one who's been there recently. They've also changed their tourism emphasis from our streets are slick with human poohooo. Well okay, that wasn't the official slogan, but now they're marketing, hey, it's chilly here in the summertime, which is true.
Yeah, it's flat out cold.
And if I'm enduring a heat dome or an atmospheric vortex or whatever.
That's not a bad pitch. Tourism has rebounded.
It's down about ten percent if I recall the figures from pre COVID, still which is significant, but.
It is rebounding to San Francisco.
Well, you know, I don't know what they're doing. What There's no way you can enjoy downtown San Francisco. It's impossible.
Thanks metal guy.
Uh yeah, I hadn't intended to get off on a San Francisco jag because we've been beating up on the blue cities of the West coast already. But as long as we're talking about it, and we'll get to a really interesting idea for a tweak of our political system that might do a lot of good. This was sent along by beloved listener who was it. I can't find it.
Well, I'll just say this, I wouldn't take my kids.
I was in San Francisco at a couple of weeks in ago because I have had a rare day where I wasn't parenting, so I went to San Francisco to do some shopping. And uh, you know, you have to be worried about your car getting broken into because there's what do they call it San Francisco snow or whatever on the streets everywhere from everybody getting the cars broken into, and all the stores are the stores that still exist are locked up, and some guard has to look you over and let you into shop, and you want to look over your shoulder constantly at the crazy street people. And they've got a mobile police station and Union Square because they had to have a police station right there in Union Square so that they got teams of cops that can swarm out any moment when they need to to protect you or a store so you're in It's like when we are in South Africa, when we are in Cape Town. That's the vibe it has, where civilization was kind of hanging by a threat.
Uh yeah, absolutely.
So the mayoral contest in San Francisco is going on right now and they've had a couple of debates and the current mayor, London Reid, was really targeting Mark Farrell, former supervisor who's running to her right, and said he's going to refund the police. She mocked him for that, for promising to restore police staffing levels.
She says, quote and I'm working to the good part.
First of all, this is not the Republican National Convention where every answer to public safety is police.
When Mark Farrell was temporary mayor of.
San Francisco, property crime was up, car breaking ends were up, violent crime was up. Oh yeah, it's the mayor for its cup of coffee. Anyway, here's the great part. And they mentioned and even in San Francisco Chronicle, which is way left, Breed had clearly had her audience in mind with this jab and.
It's ridiculous, but.
I guess it was the final round of the debate allowed candidates to ask one prepared question to another candidate, and it was alertless Gary who sent this along. This is the new litmus test for governor of for mayor rather of San Francisco.
To see if they're a breed acid. Why do you want to know? If I don't even understand what now breed so is asking Ferrell?
You were at the Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club and couldn't name any LGBT advisors to your campaign. You were at the debate last week and couldn't name any drag queens on your own. No, this is an opportunity to redeem yourself. If you could name three LGBTQ advisors to your campaign and name three drag queens in San Francisco, you shouldn't be mik and crazy.
Is that you shouldn't be mayor unless you have it on at the tip of your tongue, the name of three prominent drag queens.
That's correct. Wow, that is not.
I was going to say, it's not Oklahoma City, it's not any other city in America.
Keeping in mind that this guy's running to the right of the This is a conservative in San Francisco during last week's debate, kis somebody asked.
Three drag queens? Correct?
I would say, well, the reason that happened is even crazier, just batpoo nuts. The last debate, they were asked who is your favorite drag queen? And some other person who's running answered first. Here, you've been, You've been, You've been fooled.
Somebody got you a fake news story, and now you are gonna have to apologize for this later.
Nuts the Babylon pei true, I beg you let me finish to illustrate the full batpooh craziness of this. The reason they challenged him to name three drag queens was because, in the last debate they asked the candidates, who's your favorite drag queen? A different candidate answered first and said, my favorite is Mahogany. Farrell, the beastly conservative who wants to reconcer to the police, answered second, and he said the same, Honey Mahogany, leading many people to believe they did not Shelley have a favorite drag quade. He was just copying the first person you doubt have a favorite drag clade.
That's probably true, but it's also perhaps unfair to Honey Mahogany, who might just be the standout drag queen. And you don't get to take the best drag queen. And I'm not allowed to say the same the great drag queen.
Exactly. You can't mock somebody for saying, my favorite band is the Beatles, all right, that.
Is a major American city.
No, it's way worse than that, though, this would be insane if these were during good times in San Francisco, where all the stores are open, then there's tourists everywhere, and you're not afraid. These are the worst times San Francisco's ever had as a city, maybe second only to the day after the O six earthquake. These are the worst times the city's ever had. And the issue for mayor is you couldn't even name a drag queen last time. That's I don't uh.
I have no words.
I have no words for how nuts this is, writes the San Francisco Chronicle, the most important news publication in the San Francisco Bay region. Not naming the staffers is forgivable, but his refusal to answer the drag queen question made him look.
Out of touch. Oh my god.
If Ferrell hasn't already typed SF drag queens into his Google search bar.
It's probably too late. The damage is done.
How about in touch with the actual problems that are driving people out of the city, the doom spiral, anyone?
But he couldn't name three drag queens. Have you what that the downtown has abandoned. It's been given over to the Venezuelan drug dealers, junkies, and then criminals. But he couldn't even name one drag queen.
All right, I give up.
Wow, that would have been my answer, you know. And if I lose, I lose. But I think that would have been a good answer. The New York Times has written endless columns about the doom spiral in San Francisco. I'm more interested in talking about getting out of this doom spiral than naming prominent drag queens. I think you'd actually have a shot at winning with that instead of playing that game. But what do I know?
I think so.
Rudy Giuliani like character is going to rise up at some point, and if you're not there yet, it's never gonna happen in San Francisco, where people have decided, you know what, I'm really into the drag queen thing, the gay thing. I love all this stuff about San Francisco, but my car keeps getting broken into. My coffee shop's going to close down because there are no customers or or it's already closed.
I mean it's I can't even believe this is real. Yeah. Well, and.
People around the country are probably thinking I was gonna phrase this differently, But you know, you think you know how crazy the West Coast has become.
You don't know that half of it. I thought I knew how you know. I was just there.
I lived miles from there, right, and I didn't know that that the boy, the real gotcha at the big debate to be mayor of the failing city was going to be you couldn't name one prominent drag queen.
Tisk tisk tisc Wow. Yeah, yeah, wow. Well that's astounding.
We keep asking how bad's you got to get before things turn and not there yet. I guess okay, coming up, I beg of your your your your opinion. I sound like Joe Biden there, I the Secretary. If you haven't heard that clip Biden's latest lock up, we'll play that for you.
But I beg of you your opinion. Would this twet to our primary system work get us better candidates. We'll talk about that coming up.
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My favorite headline of the day. Later on Star Wars, fans abandoned ships. Disney brings on the lesbian space witches, So stay tuned, Disney doubling down on their whole woke movies.
And bringing on some lsw's. I don't know, Yeah, I know who needs that? I thought this was interesting. I don't really know Daniel Horowitz's act. He writes for The Blaze, Glenn Beck's outfit. Shout out to Glenn. Used to know him a little bit anyway.
He's talking about the grassroots Conservatives scored a big upset win in Indiana. Unlike most states, they choose their lieutenant governor in a convention of the party that holds the governorship, I guess. And despite strong backing from the state GOP establishment and an endorsement from Donald Trump, this person, who he calls a rhino, lost the lieutenant governor nomination to an evangelical pastor pastor who's a serious conservative. And you know, I don't know enough about the people involved to really have a strong opinion on that, but his Horowitz's assertion is that switching to conventions made up of well informed party activists limits the influence of special interests and Trump's occasionally ill conceived endorsements. He is definitely advocating having less democracy in the primary process, absolutely, which I think is a great idea. I realized that like runs a foul of the kind of half thought out popular narrative.
Oh yeah, I didn't believe this up until like a year ago, but I absolutely believe smoke filled rooms were way better than the way we're doing it now.
But you look at it at like Disney's terrible movies lately, the recent one being an obvious exception. What's the one about the emotions inside you and all inside out?
Or right? What's that called? Yeah, it's supposed to be really good, but.
You can't like crowd source what the plot would be because people are just they're not serious about it, they're not thinking about it, they're not invested in it. Parties have to figure out what their platform is and who their candidates ought to be, and then people will either accept it or reject it, and it'll be less prone to whims like Horowitz is discussing here. This is the part I found kind of persuasive. Strangely, Trump endorsed this MacGuire character, extending his support for establishment candidates into conventions. However, conventions are where grassroots movements thrive, and he says, this other guy who won wouldn't have stood a chance at a popular primary, where special interest money in misleading ads put conservative lipstick on rhino pigs, often securing Trump's endorsements. So this guy is he's not a Trump loyalist exactly, and he's just a conservative conservative and doesn't appreciate Trump, you know. Just endorsing the person who seems more likely to win the Indiana convention, likely the Utah convention earlier the spring shows that this method is the future. We need this structural change in the nominating process to transform the party. And he points out no GOP incumbents in Congress have lost a primary this year, zero, and most open seats and deep red districts are going to establishment candidates. Swampbrokelub Republicans use industry funding the campaign facetiously on conservative issues, making it nearly impossible to beat them in primaries. His point being that they will put on their conservative lipstick, and the people who vote in primaries who aren't having that much attention go ahead and vote him in, and then they show their true colors. Whereas the real party loyalists and activists, they know all these people and they know what they actually are.
I found what a compelling argument.
Yeah, well, I'm I'm a believer now that choosing our candidates is all out of whack and all that sort of stuff. Smoke phil rooms were actually better, which I didn't believe at all years ago. But we ran the experiment and and we've we see what we've gotten. You mentioned that you didn't follow any news while you're on your little vacation there. Yeah, very little, and so you probably missed what an amazing day Trump had on Thursday and how disciplined he's been over the last five days, which is a long time for him. But he said nice things about Mitch McConnell. They shook hands, came together. He said nice things about Larry Hogan, the governor of Maryland, who hates him, and Larry Hogan shot back, and Trump didn't respond, and just lots of stuff like that, folks. He didn't He was given an opportunity in a national interview to jump into the Hunter Biden mess and just said, you know, it's a tragedy for family anytime. I mean, he's taken the high road and not stepped in it now more than he ever has since he came down the escalator. And we'll see if he can hold onto this or not. Because dude, if you just if you stick with the issues immigration and inflation and don't step in any of these other land mines, you're gonna win.
And maybe somebody's gotten to him. I don't know who.
I think you're absolutely right, whether it was Don Junior or some trusted advisor says, look, you want to win, right, here's how we win, and he bought it.
Halprince says it's Kelly an Conway back in the fold, has his got his ear and telling him this.
Yeah, I'm not a big fan anyway.
I mean, he had an opportunity to say all kinds of things, awful things about people he hates, and he passed and that is not what he usually does.
Yeah, right, Well, interesting.
Instagram I'm official is a thing if you're dating, you're a couple, but if you want to make your partner feel more secure do this instead.
I found this pretty interesting.
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So many things happen with me on a baseball field that I could just look back and just replay every moment. I never had a day where somebody would not come up and say, I saw you make a play. I love you because of what you did for me. And it made me feel very, very proud, because not only did I play baseball for the people, they enjoy what I did.
Willie Mays, who died yesterday in his nineties, certainly in the argument for the greatest baseball player of all time, and played for the San Francisco Giants, and they got a statue out front of the ballpark, of the fabulous ballpark, and he's a big deal everywhere that you like baseball fans. I wish I had had a chance to see him before my time.
Six hundred and sixty home runs. I'm pretty sure if it were not for the Royd Boys, he'd be in the top three, and.
If not for World War Two, maybe the top top. He missed two years, like a lot of the great players from back in that time, a prime of his career for World War two two years, so probably another seventy home runs.
Maybe certainly possible. Yeah, yeah, yeah, unimaginable.
Now the idea I feel like of our biggest movie stars and biggest sports stars going off to fight a war.
I don't know.
I hope we don't find out. Maybe if we full on go to war with China, you'll see, you know, Lebron James in uniform over fighting a war. I doubt it.
No, probably playing basketball to raise money for war bonds or something like that more likely.
I remember back in the day it was called Facebook official. I guess that's when you knew your relationship became serious. He became Facebook official. Like if your Facebook post had you, you know, with your whoever you're dating in there.
And your status, right, you could say your status is all right a couple single Facebook actually had a status thing.
Is that right, Katie, I don't know, we're not on Facebook. Yeah.
You would set your status to in a relationship, and then you would tag their profile to tell everybody who it was.
That's a major deal right there. Deal.
But now it's Instagram official because Instagram is so much bigger deal than Facebook. And this study from the Journal of Social and Personal Relationship says that going Instagram official is not as important to making your partner feel secure as some other things, which I found interesting, particularly for depends on your attachment style. Do you know about the attachment styles? I just became aware of this recently, and maybe you could. Why did you review for us?
I don't know them all.
I there's anxious attachment, which this plays into. Mostly those are people that are really nervous about the whole thing falling apart need to be reaffirmed on a regular basis. Then there's attachment avoidant, which I think I lean more toward, where when things start getting, you know, really down to the any gritty you think, guys is getting a little a little hot in.
Here really got you step out of the room to get some fresh air real quick.
Then there's velcrow attachment, staring noisy when you break up. Then there's super glue attachment. I was speaking of super glue. I had to fix something yesterday.
I sort of got it.
Bought this super glue, what's three weeks ago, and now the tube is solid.
It was sealed up tight, but the glue is no good anymore.
When they make super glue so that it's still glue in a month when you open it up, then they'll have it lifted by gully.
Super gear glue is not so super friend.
Huh so super glue is not one of the attachment styles. I was told by a professional therapist that when avoidance and anxiouses get together, it's often a rocky relationship, but the sex is insane.
That's also known as the disorganized attachment.
So yeah, I can picture that being true.
Anyway, if you're an anxious attachment, you don't feel necessarily better because the person you're in a relationship with has made you Instagram official by having pictures of the two of you together. It's when they and for some reason, I'm picturing dudes mostly, but I suppose it works both ways. When they stop liking lots of hot chicks on the Instagram, not liking like I like you, but you know, clicking like on their profiles, going around to hot people and clicking like on them.
Who are there people that do this? I guess you do this. I don't do this.
I wait, even if I had free time, and I don't have any, I'm not spending it on going around to hot people and clicking like on that. What the hell is that impulse. I just don't get it.
So for me, this is like hearing about the breeding habits of pandas I'm not engaged in it, so I can read about it on an academic level, but I can't relate to it.
Maybe Katie can help out.
I just how would I be aware of what my partner is like if I look over their shoulder?
Yes, because you check their phone regularly.
Well, and there was a feature on Instagram that you could actually see what the people you follow were liking and following, so you could go to this separate section and it would say, oh, you know, your boyfriend is liking all of these only fans models photos.
It's also not uncommon, I understand, in the modern relationship to have access to each other's phones and then you can look through their Instagram and see what they're doing.
When I hear that, that is the first the first thing that comes to my mind is, all right, you guys don't trust each other.
That.
I mean, my husband and I both have access to each other's phones. Could not tell you the last time either one of our we checked it, ever, unless we ask each other too for something.
Yeah, I don't. I don't have any need to check my wife's phone.
Yeah, that whole granting access so I can look through his phone whenever I want. Why do you feel the need to do that. You already have a trust issue if he's doing something, especially on tooward. He's got another phone that.
Too, burner phones. I only have five burner phones. I try to limit it.
Wow, you're working really hard if you have a burner phone where cargo pads with.
A lot of pockets.
So I guess that's what you Well, what is what is the common rule on that? I don't know, because like all this stuff really came to be like after I was really in the dating world. So what is what is the most common rule on that for checking each other's phones? What's the most common?
Do you know? I don't have any ident.
Types into Google? How do pandas get horny? And why?
Yeah? I just I don't know. I have no idea.
Do you mean, like by checking their phone to see what they're doing on social media?
Yes, it is the most common situation where people can text four one, five, two nine five KFTC is the most common situation. Of course, I can grab his or her phone whenever I want to look at it. That's our deal, or no, you can't, or you could but you don't, or I'm oh.
I think I would love to see the results of that to survey.
Yeah, it gets real messy because you get people that have the pass codes and the face ID, and then the partner can't get into the phone and wants to know why they can't, and it just turns into a whole mess.
We see, but I could see it. That can get complicated fast. You can look at my phone, But why do you want to? I mean, is exactly I don't Yeah, I don't know.
Yeah, if you have a question, ask me. If I don't answer it, honestly, you probably ought.
To get Wow, get is Joe's remedy? Just get g t get or work out your.
Trust issues then get Yeah, my wife has her phone. I have my phone. That's it. We don't worry about it. Do you not let her look through it?
Yeah?
But we don't look at each other's phone. We don't even think about it. You know. She does her thing, I do my thing. I must say, I've never asked to look at somebody's phone. Yeah, but I haven't had that much experience with it.
But anyway, they say that is the way to make somebody feel the most comfortable. Stop cruising through the instagrams and liking hot people's. When you stop doing that, that's when they feel like you're together more than the declaring your Instagram officials.
Weird planet we're on right now.
Yeah, I know there's I said, therapists should weigh on in this. This has got to be a whole different world, just all the way around in that there's no way, not that many years ago, you're a couple and you're sitting there on the couch watching television and one of you is flirting with someone impossible obviously, right, I mean just obviously, but in the modern world, decent not a decent chance depending on who you are, but.
The easy, easy opportunity.
You could be sitting right there together watching TV and one of you or both of you are flirting with other people, were multiple people.
I just again am looking at mankind and thinking, yeah, this isn't working anymore.
There's no and that's here to stay, that's never going to go away, which you know, obviously adds a dynamic that well like old Wiener, Hillary's Hillary's number one, Huma Abadeen, her husband, Oh Anthony Anthony Wiener was laying in the bed, was laying in bed next to his wife sending picks to high school girls. I mean that was impossible, not that many years ago, this child lying right where you're basically cheating on your spouse while you're in bed together. I mean that would have I think you would have noticed how many years it had to be skillful to pull that off.
Super quiet, don't jiggle the bed, that's amazing. Don't worry about.
I spent thinking about that whole situation Eddie, who completely erased it from my brain until you guys just brought it back up.
But that, that's just that's just an element of more more ways and reasons to be insecure and worry that just did not exist that many years ago.
Then there's no getting around it.
Yeah, exponentially more opportunities to be things to worry about than there ever were before. And let mean like once you're both home from work at five o'clock, you were in the clear, I mean in terms of anything to worry about. Right, that's just no longer true, right, Yeah, Trouble Times, Friends, Troubled Time text line on how you handle that situation with your each of your phones four one five KFTC.
I would like to we'll do an impromptu survey.
Now, on a more positive note, it's Pride month, and here's something to be proud of. Transgender athletes have taken state track titles in five states in just recent days.
That's something to be proud of. Boys whooping up on girls. Yes, I want to hear about that.
I see men are even better at being women than women.
Yes, and other stuff on the way.
Gay pride, that's fine, nobody cares.
It's the alphabet soup of radical gender and queer theory that I object to.
Well.
And having said.
That, and dudes participating in women's sports, which even having gay Martina and Avartolobo among others, is a staunchly against right.
Having said that, Pride months, let's be proud of these transgender athletes who are just whooping up on the girls in state scholastic high school final meets.
These are the state meets.
This is the state champion, this is your scholarship, this is your biggest achievement as an athlete ever or even congratulations too.
Yes, even if you're not gonna move on to college anything like that, it's the last time you're ever gonna compete at this level. This is the big moment I remember it.
Yes, so pride months be proud of those five men who identify as girls whatever that means, who won girls state scholastic titles at outdoor season spring meets in Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, Oregon, and Washington. And I can quote all the woman athletes who abhorror this and are campaigning and spending their honor and fortune, as it were, to stand up against this insanity. But congratulations in particular go to. In case this person's not an adult, I'm gonna leave their name out of it. If it's a confused adolescent man, well just say Aleen n one of us who's a boy, a junior at Washington's East Valley High School, who took gold in the girls to a four hundred meter run on May twenty fifth. This person won the four hundred at all seven meets ahead of the state championship. Was also top competitor this year in the sixteen hundred meters, thirty two hundred meter, three hundred meter hurdles, and four by four hundred relay. According to Athletic dot Net, Great Pride there way to go.
And so the girls that finished second in all of those meets were denied the opportunity. You know, that a feeling that you'll never have a chance in your lifetime to replicate. And women are okay with that. And then that poor dude who who won all those gold medals. Somehow you got convinced you should be proud of that. I mean, even if you, even if you're fully on board with that, there's something with genders for you in the brain, all that sort of stuff.
You biologically have a male body.
You shouldn't be excited about the fact that you can beat girls who don't have male body.
Yeah, you have a fairly serious mental emotional problem, and I hope you get help for it.
But it's ugly.
About half of states have outlawed this madness, and the number is growing.
Man, Connecticut is the first state I remember where the track and field thing with Connecticut really got a lot of dudes in high school track and field that like, uh, whipping up on the girls.
Yep, yep. Ben Again, men are better at everything, including being girls. So we got on this topic of.
Sharing each other's phones or looking at each other's phones in a relationship or whatever. How you handle that. And it's kind of interesting. I mean, on one hand, yeah, yeah, you ought to trust each other. I like the where you and Katie both land with the we could but we don't. So because there's you know, people make jokes and comments not about each other, but just that you don't make in front of each other kind of a man woman thing.
Would you agree with that?
Don't you make untoward jokes with your male friends they wouldn't make in front of Judy and a text that you know, it's it's not it's not anything wrong necessarily, it's just.
Right.
Well, yeah, and there are there are more examples than that. I mean, my wife is a very friendly person, and in high school she thought a lot of the girls were like mean, duplicitous and was more comfortable hanging around the dudes. And so she had a lot of guy friends. And there was a time that a couple of times I thought, wow, that's just that's too friendly. It's making me uncomfortable. But I know our intentions are one hundred percent pure, So I just I don't want to know. It's fine, we're faithful to each other. That's all I need to know. Uh, go through some of the texts. My wife and I have the same passwords for our phones. We can access each other's phone the time we want. Okay, no one's touching my phone and I'm not touching anyone else's phone.
I like that.
Just how about we just don't and nothing to worry about? Just eh? Uh, Katie is wrong. This is an interesting one. You should be able to answer your partner's phone if it rings, and not withhold access. Our grandparents answered the one family phone. Okay, now you're treating your phone like it's a phone. Oh I never said that. Well no, and nobody's looking at their phone as a phone here for phone calls. That's not what we're talking about now, all right.
I got to admit the name is kind of confusing.
Uh phone Yeah, nope, fifty eight and sixty eight years old. We've been together for ten years. Never looked at each other's phones. I don't want to see it. Crude guide jokes. This is from her, obviously, I don't want to see it. Crude guide jokes, dumb dad jokes, planning golf games as something out what need a part of. And I'm sure he feels the same about what's on my phone. My husband and I had accessed each other's phones. We never had a need or desire to look at it until my husband died suddenly. Thankfully I was able to access his phone and there was nothing surprising on surprising on it. Boy, if you do have something surprising on your phone, think about the fact that you could drop dead at any moment and then people will be going through your phone. How much do you want me to think about that. I'll have a way to go through the day. I might drop dead next moment. Wow, my husband and I both have access to each other's phones, but don't check them. Smartphones have simply revealed the depravity of humankind's heart.
That's why we need Jesus.
I think there's a there's a blurred line between using your partner's phone and going through your partner's phone.
Oh yeah, absolutely, yeah, absolutely.
I think that line's getting blurred somewhere in here.
Yeah yeah.
If you're going through every text, email, Instagram like that is a different thing than well.
Then hey, husband, call my mom for me. My phone's right there, you know, like it's access. I don't know, this is this is I.
Like this one. Here's how we handle it. I help her find my phone and she helps me find hers.
Got it backwards? I help her phone? Yeah, exactly where did I leave my phone? I think it's in your other pants? Oh, I'm silent.
Probably next year glasses, which you also can't find. Speak that talking about myself, they're on your head.
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