FULL SHOW: Braces, Roommate Drama and Roses

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0:02 Thank you for listening to us.

0:03 Ryan Seacrest.

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0:10 I struck up a conversation on my way up in the elevator with someone that doesn't work with us. And they had a hat on. And it was a University of Georgia Bulldogs hat.

0:22 My team.

0:22 Wow.

0:23 And I thought, how random. And I said, go dogs. And this guy said that the hat has a story. He says to me, oh, well, that's funny you say that because the hat has a story. And I'm like, I only got a few floors. And he launched into the story about how his daughter goes to a different school and the new husband went to this school and then the hat and then the doors open and he walked out and said something else. And I thought to myself, I wonder if I shouldn't strike up conversations.

0:49 In the elevator.

0:49 What's wrong with that? Well, we ran out of time.

0:52 You have to learn about there's a time and a place.

0:54 Yeah, there's an elevator pitch.

0:56 Yeah, which you talk about like the weather and things like that.

0:59 Yeah.

0:59 All he said was go dogs. I don't think there's anything wrong with that.

1:03 Yeah, I didn't know that guy was going to go. There's history. There's a story behind my hat.

1:06 Right.

1:07 But I do.

1:09 I would rather speak to someone, a stranger, in a moment that's silent to create an awkwardness than not. Like same thing in the Uber. I talk to the driver. I just don't want the, how are you? When people and I pass them, you know, when I'm walking or running, hi, how are you?

1:26 How are you doing? I'd rather do that than not.

1:29 Right.

1:30 Clearly you guys are rude to people.

1:32 That's not true.

1:33 That's not true, but there's a time and a place.

1:37 And the time, just after six, the place, Kiss FM. The weather, partly sunny. Making my small talk with you. Highs around 70.

1:45 No, we can go deep.

1:47 Oh, let's not.

1:48 We've got gobs of time today.

1:49 I have to tell you one thing I think this show is not known for, and that is going deep. I don't think we're deep. And I prefer not to be so deep. I mean, we can have some fun, but let's not go too deep. This is a place to not be so deep. And I like that. It's a safe zone. It's the shallow end of the pool.

2:05 Don't think I haven't forgotten about what you shared with us last week about somebody that has your location.

2:09 The good news is I have.

2:11 Yeah, I forgot about that, actually.

2:13 Anything last week is out. Don't you have that brain, Disney? There's so much incoming and outgoing throughout the course of every day and every week and every hour. I don't know what last week was.

2:24 That's why I'm here.

2:26 And I'm with Tanya. I have not forgot.

2:28 What did we not forget?

2:30 You have three people that are sharing your location.

2:32 It is your mom, Meredith, and somebody that's not a Seacrest, but maybe someday will be.

2:36 We're not sure. We don't know who this third person is.

2:38 That is all correct. How can I help you?

2:42 She wants a name. Yeah, like a name or a face or a photo.

2:46 Let's not be premature with this kind of sharing.

2:48 Maybe in the 9 o'clock hour. Maybe a little bit later.

2:53 Oh, wow.

2:55 Just when I think I can't miss you two, I miss you. We have Orion's Roses this morning. Now, I'll just throw this out here. Her husband left her. Now he's come crawling back. The question is, did he leave her for another woman? He says he didn't. We're going to get the story on this. And then how is she going to handle it? That's at 740 this morning.

3:13 All right, Sissany, you're considering getting braces. Let's talk about this because I have been down this path before. I'll never forget it. I was 14, 15, 16, and 17 when I had to wear mine.

3:27 I had really crooked teeth.

3:29 Me too.

3:30 And an overbite.

3:31 Me too.

3:33 You had the headgear and the braces back then?

3:35 Headgear, braces, and the rubber bands.

3:38 I had it all.

3:38 Me too.

3:39 It's like, we grew up together.

3:40 And I had braces twice.

3:42 So they put them on when I was like eight or nine and then they took them off and then put them back on like at 12.

3:46 13 or whatever.

3:47 And now here we are in adulthood and you're considering going back to do them again?

3:52 Because my teeth have kind of shifted a little bit. And part of that is my fault. I didn't wear my mouth guard, retainer long enough, blah, blah, blah, all the things, right? And so the only reason I bring it up is because I take Aza, who is my eight-year-old who has braces, and I see her getting adjusted every month or so, and it's kind of just been pitched to me. Like, you know, you could rock these, and in about a year, your teeth would be straightened out, blah, blah, blah.

4:16 I don't know if I could completely do it. I've tried Invisalign in the past. I am not good with that. I went halfway through the Invisalign and never finished it.

4:25 So I'm like, if I'm going to do this, I need the.

4:27 Actual braces go all in.

4:29 So I asked my good friend ChatGPT to mock me up what I would look like with braces.

4:35 And there's an image for you if you want to take a look.

4:38 I don't.

4:39 I do.

4:39 Where is it? Wait, is it posted?

4:42 Can I?

4:43 So here, I have a total clear view on this.

4:47 Of the image or the situation?

4:48 No, the situation.

4:49 Okay.

4:50 You 100% can do this.

4:51 100,000%.

4:51 You, groupie. Tanya, Tubbs, you guys should all get braces.

4:59 As a collective.

5:00 Yeah, you guys should all go get a brace deal. Get a collective brace deal.

5:04 Don't I look younger?

5:05 I feel like it's giving like teenage vibes.

5:10 I don't know.

5:11 I don't know.

5:12 In your view, maybe.

5:13 You can put them behind your teeth so they can do it behind your teeth so you don't see them.

5:18 I don't know.

5:19 I don't know that I hate these.

5:21 I don't know why you guys care. You don't need to market yourselves to anybody. You've got it.

5:25 You're done. You're locked for life.

5:26 It's not about marketing yourself.

5:28 It's about looking at yourself in the mirror. Which is about marketing yourself for the person you're supposed to meet.

5:33 For us, not for you.

5:34 I'm honestly not mad at them.

5:36 Okay. Well, look, that's your prerogative.

5:39 But for Ronnie, for Michaela, for myself, we will not get braces on the front. We cannot get braces on the front because we got to market ourselves. We can't be dealing with that right now.

5:52 Yeah.

5:52 Like you're already married, so it doesn't matter what you put on. That's my point.

5:57 It doesn't. It really doesn't. You should.

5:58 You really should listen to us. A lot of stuff doesn't matter anymore for you guys. We have a lot of pressure.

6:04 Let me tell you why it does matter is because she talks on the radio for a living and all this mouth gear messes.

6:11 Up your speech.

6:13 I think.

6:13 We'll love it. We'll learn to love it. It'll sound very endearing.

6:16 You guys didn't like it when I had it. Well, this is not a no, then. I'm going to consider this.

6:19 No, I take the year. Get it done. Ronnie, Michaela, and I will not. Oh, but when we do, you'll know we found someone.

6:29 There he goes again. Tease, tease, tease.

6:34 Coming up.

6:35 Tickets to our sold-out Jingle Ball for Santa Fe Capital One. Yeah, Tanya did struggle speaking. I don't know that you will so much, but she really had a problem. Her tongue got stuck in the gutter of the back of her braces or something.

6:45 She had like two mouth guards in.

6:46 I think it's different.

6:48 Good morning.

6:49 Well, we've addressed it all. We've been through it, had roommates, and the crisis that comes with roommates oftentimes. Also, awkward conversations. This is kind of the hour that we like to talk about our own problems. our own friends and family and situations. Now, Ronnie in the back room has brought up something interesting. And I think the headline here is, if you're listening, have you ever felt like you've done someone a favor and then they start, well, making you feel like they're taking advantage of you. You give them a little something because they come to you in a bind.

7:22 And then you feel like, well, wait a minute. They're taking this from me because I gave them a little bit. They're going for more. And now I feel like, taken advantage of, which is not a good feeling. It creates tension and resentment, especially in Ronnie's case, as he was just telling me that this person is crashing with you at your place.

7:43 Yes, exactly.

7:44 So I have, and this is like one of my best friends, but he is in between places right now. So I was like, okay, you can come stay with me for a few months so you can save your money. So he said he's going to save for three months, which is not like a, you know, two week thing. Three months is a long time. But he keeps ordering packages to my door. And I'm like, you are supposed to be saving money. And how do you get a package every single day? And sometimes I get excited because I'm like, oh my goodness, I have a package. And it's not for me.

8:13 So he's taking this money that you're saving him by not charging him anything to live with you. And he's buying Amazon packages or whatever it is that's being delivered.

8:22 Have you seen what he's buying?

8:24 No, it's random things. He bought a coloring book. I'm like, why are you buying a coloring book?

8:27 Why do you live with a nine-year-old?

8:28 Whatever.

8:29 Looks like $ 2, no?

8:31 No, not necessarily. These adult coloring books can go for $ 28.

8:34 I mean, they could, but like $ 12 is like an average.

8:37 Yeah, and it's the principle that he's ordering things and I'm not charging him.

8:41 It's like you're supposed to save your money. It's all lack of awareness, isn't it? It's that lack of awareness. Even if he's going to do that, he needs to not do that.

8:49 In front of you. Even if he is taking advantage of you, he's not good at it.

8:54 I'm wondering if I should say something to him about ordering or if I should just start charging him randomly.

8:59 I like this. Hey, bro. Best friend, right? Good friend.

9:02 How is it that you're struggling and you're in between places and I'm giving you this free rent and place to stay.

9:09 Yet you're ordering coloring books.

9:11 And crayons every day with this extra disposable cash. Shouldn't you be saving it up? Have I missed something? What's wrong with going just straight at it?

9:22 Exactly. I'm about to play that clip for him as soon as he wants.

9:28 What's his name?

9:29 His name is Lloyd.

9:30 Lloyd, hi.

9:32 Here's a clip. Lloyd, you're freeloading and taking advantage of Ronnie. You can't be using this extra disposable cash to buy coloring books and yarn if you're not paying for rent.

9:42 Okay, now clip it.

9:44 Perfect.

9:45 Coming up next, if you're feeling down, what I'm reading is the number one thing to boost your spirits.

9:51 It is Kiss With A Quote.

9:53 Every day about this time, we throw out a quote, so we get that coming up here in a second. It's Ryan's Roses in a few minutes. Now, what do you think is the number one thing? Think about this as you get prepared for your day. What's the number one thing that people say makes them feel better most quickly?

10:12 Do you think it's chocolate?

10:14 Is it music?

10:16 Is it a shot of tequila?

10:18 Wow.

10:19 Wow.

10:20 None of them.

10:20 Okay.

10:21 It's none of that. You know what it is? And it's true. Do it today.

10:25 When you're stressed, look at a happy photo of yourself in something like pictures that were a good time that you were having a good time. Photos from happy times. They take you out of your stress for a moment and put you in back into that feeling.

10:39 Is so true. I actually did this last night.

10:42 I went through like, I just started watching a bunch of old Instagram videos and stuff.

10:46 I'm like, On my own Instagram. And I went so far back.

10:48 And they're like.

10:49 Family videos of us at Disneyland or like a vacation.

10:53 And like the kids are little. And I'm like, oh.

10:55 Mine are always Christmas flashbacks. Christmas every time.

10:59 It really was nice.

11:00 So happy photos. Today's quote.

11:03 No matter how pretty the words sound, actions always reveal where you stand in someone's life. Don't be fooled by all the pretty poetry. What are you doing for me?

11:15 All right? That's what you want to ask. Let me see it.

11:18 Prove it.

11:20 Time and time again. Promises not delivered.

11:23 102.7 KISS FM is on. About to get to Ryan's roses here on KISS. First, Cissany with the headlines. KISS FM headlines with Cissany.

11:35 So seven people were injured in a multi-car crash on the southbound five near Dodger Stadium last night. Whittier is temporarily blocking new data centers, car washes, message parlors, and detention centers while the city considers permanent rules for those businesses. The union that represents Cal State faculty members is asking its members to authorize a strike after negotiations reached an impasse.

12:00 And TMZ is reporting that next year's Coachella headliners are expected to be Dua Lipa, Tame Impala and SZA.

12:09 I'm going to pay a bill in a moment. Then it's time for Ryan's roses. He went away. Now he's come back and we are going to make the call to him. Is she considering taking him back, and why did he go away? Why is he crawling back all of a sudden? A lot of questions to answer in a few minutes for Ryan's Roses. Now we're going to play November in L.A. for Calvin Harris tickets.

12:34 November in L.A.

12:36 It's the place to be. Jamie and La Mirada, good morning.

12:42 Good morning.

12:43 Going to play for some Calvin Harris tickets. Are you ready for November in L.A.

12:48 Yes, I'm so excited. All my friends already bought tickets.

12:52 Oh, so your friends are already going.

12:53 Yes.

12:55 We got to get you in then.

12:56 Everybody like the tickets are super hard to get.

12:58 So here we go.

12:59 Got to get three right before you get three wrong. What is the average high temperature in L.A. during November? Is it a sixty three degrees Fahrenheit? Is it be seventy three degrees Fahrenheit or is it C.

13:16 Eighty three.

13:17 Average L.A., November.

13:19 73?

13:23 Yes, that is correct.

13:26 You got it.

13:27 Okay.

13:29 Next, the annual Thanksgiving Turkey Trot 5K and 10K ends with a post-race festival at what L.A.

13:39 Landmark?

13:41 Is it A.

13:42 The Hollywood Bowl.

13:43 Is it B, Griffith Observatory, or is it C, Grand Park?

13:51 I'm going to go Grand Park.

13:55 November in L.A. has Grand Park with the celebration. That's right.

13:59 Oh, my gosh.

14:01 You deserve these tickets. Were you born and raised in L.A., in Southern California, La Mirada?

14:06 Yes, I was.

14:07 Okay, then that's why. Here's another gimme for you. Which Hollywood star who was born in L.A. celebrates his birthday on November 11th? Is it Leo DiCaprio? Is it Bradley Pitt? Or is it George Clooney?

14:28 I actually know this one. It's Leonardo DiCaprio.

14:31 And how is it you know that?

14:33 Because I actually, it's like right by my niece's birthday.

14:36 So when she was born, we were like, oh my gosh, you are so close. My sister's like obsessed with him.

14:44 That's awesome. You're going to see Calvin Harris with your friends.

14:49 Oh my gosh.

14:51 Thank you guys so much.

14:53 All right.

14:53 Thank you.

14:55 I always think about Missouri and Kentucky, when I hear those names, always.

15:01 Why?

15:03 Well, Brad Pitt is from Missouri and George Clooney is from Kentucky. You don't think that?

15:06 I never know that.

15:07 Oh, always.

15:07 I literally never knew that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. $ 1, 000 to.

15:12 Pay your bills in the Antelope Valley next. Drama to get through before 8 o'clock. First, Gabby in Torrance, and then it's the Ryan's Roses call. Gabby, hi and good morning.

15:21 How are you?

15:23 Hi, I'm doing great. Thank you.

15:26 Now, your fiance got an incredible job offer and opportunity. The issue and the question is all about a big.

15:36 Move, right?

15:38 Yeah.

15:38 I mean, this is a huge career opportunity for him. I'm genuinely proud of him. I mean, I know how hard he's worked for this and I, I mean, it could mean a lot.

15:49 For us too.

15:50 Like as far as our future, um, I'm just like really scared. My entire life is here. Family, friends, like everything I've ever known.

16:03 So what is the opportunity and where is the move?

16:07 It's to London.

16:09 So, I mean, I would be leaving everything behind.

16:12 Yeah.

16:13 And it's a whole new country to start over in.

16:17 Yeah, I know it's a new country. I got that part. And it's totally far.

16:21 And yeah, this is very challenging to start completely over in a situation like that.

16:28 Wow.

16:29 You know, I am confused by this because I'm not quite sure.

16:34 I don't know. What to tell you?

16:37 Well, she said yes to marrying him.

16:39 Yeah.

16:40 And is this forever? Like maybe it's just a few years in London. Then you guys come back to the States.

16:46 Right. Yeah.

16:47 I mean, I haven't really said much to him. Like we haven't really talked about it enough where I feel like, you know, I don't want to ruin his excitement yet. I feel like I need the logistics all behind it. And I just don't want him to think like I'm not being supportive.

17:05 Has he said to you in sharing the news, I understand how dramatic this is going to be.

17:11 Let's talk through how it works for.

17:13 Both of us.

17:16 So far, it's just been a lot of excitement around it.

17:22 We haven't really shared reservations, he and I both, about this opportunity. I mean, I love him.

17:28 He's an amazing person. I just don't want to leave my familiarity.

17:34 Yeah, I understand.

17:37 But gosh, if it's a great opportunity for y'all's future, do you have to... grin and bear it for a little bit? Or do you try it for a year and see, I mean, you can't come back and forth so easily, but.

17:51 I think you go in there with a positive attitude. I feel like this is exciting, a fresh start, all of that. Definitely.

17:59 It definitely is exciting mixed with just this fear of.

18:04 Like starting over.

18:05 Yeah.

18:05 Yeah.

18:06 I've never, I've never been more comfortable.

18:14 Not being married than right now.

18:15 Oh my goodness.

18:18 These are the things you all have to maturely deal with. I don't know what to tell you. I would say if you love him and you support him, you go for it, but there needs to be a conversation about how it's also going to work for you and the concerns you have, because if it pans out that it's very difficult, once you go, this can't be a surprise in the marriage. Best thing to do is, is address exactly how you're feeling and, and also expressing how you want to support and see where that comes out.

18:45 Good luck to you.

18:47 Yeah.

18:47 Thank you.

18:48 Thanks Gabby.

18:49 Bye.

18:49 It's going to work out. It's going to work out. It's time for Ryan's roses. One of 2.7 kiss FM. Here's the story. If you just got here, Camilla is on the line in Pasadena. She says, my husband left me in early October. Two weeks later, he came crawling back. Camilla, thanks for writing to us and reaching out. And coming on, I just want to get into this because we've been waiting all morning to talk with you.

19:19 Why did he leave?

19:20 I mean, honestly, it was just completely out of the blue.

19:27 It was just one of those, like, I don't know, I guess classic stories where he came to me and was like, I'm sorry, I just don't love you anymore and I can't keep pretending.

19:36 And it was totally devastating. I mean, like, we have a daughter, but. Yeah, he left.

19:42 Okay, so this was about him saying I'm out of love, nothing else?

19:47 Apparently.

19:47 I mean, I have my suspicions, but that's what happened. he said to me.

19:51 Your suspicions are what?

19:54 I think that he left me for another woman.

19:56 What makes you think that?

20:00 I mean, he came back really quickly and he's been moping around ever since he came back. So I feel like she probably rejected him and now he's trying again with me.

20:10 It's not out of the question for sure. It's very odd for, in my mind, just hearing this for somebody to come in and say, you know what?

20:17 We've got, I had our family for all this time.

20:19 I'm out.

20:20 I can't do it anymore. I mean, as a, it's a huge jump. So it does make a little more practical sense. The other story, which is not good either. Now let's just play this out quickly, Camilla. So let's say you're right. He did find somebody else and it didn't work out.

20:37 Do you take him back?

20:40 Um, I mean, if there has been someone else, then it's over. There was just too much like that. He couldn't even say that to me in the first place. It's just a deal breaker, but he cheated.

20:50 He lied.

20:51 And then he wants to have his cake. All right.

20:56 You want us to call him and find out who he's going to send the roses to. Do you know anybody's name or you have no idea who the other person might be?

21:05 I don't have a suspicion of a name, but any name other than mine would be confirmation.

21:10 Yeah all right hold on one second we'll come back and make the call here to your husband camilla 102.7 kiss fm it's time to make the ryan's roses call here kiss fm so we just met camilla and she told us that her husband walked in one day and said i can't do it anymore They've got a family.

21:33 He said, I'm out.

21:34 I can't do this anymore. And he left like he fell out of love and left no dialogue, really just walked out. She thought that was odd. And she suspected, Oh, there must be another woman involved. And he decided to go with her. And now he's come back. How, how long ago was this months?

21:54 Um, he was barely gone a week.

21:58 That's strange.

21:59 Okay.

22:00 Uh, So we're going to try and find out if he's thinking about, as he said, I have to come back.

22:06 I love you.

22:06 I want to come back. Let me back Camilla or another woman. That's the question here. That's what we want to find out. I need you to say, Ryan, you have my permission to call and then his name.

22:18 Okay.

22:19 Uh, Ryan, you have my permission to call.

22:21 We're going to do it right now. Be very quiet. Let's see what we can find out.

22:24 Sisney is going to offer him roses and we will hear who he's thinking about for romantic roses.

22:30 Pretty simple. Uh, Good luck. Here we go.

22:41 Hello?

22:44 Hi, is this Brandon?

22:46 Yes.

22:47 Hi, my name is Renee. I'm calling from Pasadena Roses. How are you doing this morning?

22:52 I'm good. Great.

22:53 I'm calling because we deliver.

22:54 Here locally and surrounding areas, and we're offering a free promotion to you today.

22:58 It's a free dozen red roses that you can send to anybody that you like.

23:01 They're gorgeous.

23:04 Wait, hang on.

23:05 Sorry.

23:06 Where did you say you're calling from?

23:07 Pasadena Roses.

23:09 So if you have anybody in your life that you'd want to send free flowers to, you can do that today. I would just need the name and we can write down a note. I don't need cash from you. Credit card info. This is not a subscription. It's just about a promotion that we do about once a month.

23:24 Okay.

23:26 Why are you doing this?

23:27 To promote our business.

23:28 Hopefully you like our arrangements and then you come back as a customer one day. But these are free. Like I said, no cash is involved at all right now. Just the name of the person you want to send them to.

23:37 So you're telling me it's a free dozen roses?

23:42 Yes, that's correct. They're red.

23:46 Okay. Yeah, okay, sure. What do you need?

23:53 Let's start with the name of the person you want to send them to and then we can write a note.

23:58 Um, well, you know what? Actually, you know what? Nevermind. This is just, uh, this is a bad idea. Um, I gotta go.

24:06 There's nobody you'd want to send free roses to?

24:09 Uh, no, I just, I just don't think this is real. And I feel like you're just trying to maybe get my information.

24:15 No, no, no.

24:16 I don't, I'm not going to get your information at all. Nothing like that.

24:20 Yeah, I don't know.

24:21 I'm not really sure about this.

24:23 Let me clarify things, Brandon. My name is Ryan.

24:26 Your voice is being broadcast and streamed right now. I have your wife, Camilla, on the line, and she tells me a story about the two of you and some history. You've got a family together, and then you walked out about a week or two ago and said you can't do this. You said you can't do it anymore. Well, that's exactly what is going on. That's what we want to know. So we're calling to find out what's going on.

24:51 Why did you walk out? And now she tells me you want to come back into her life as if everything is fine.

24:58 What is going on?

25:00 Well, I just, I, I, I just would rather talk to my, my wife about this. I don't really feel like talking to you about this.

25:07 I totally understand. I wouldn't want to talk to me either. Here she is.

25:11 Camilla.

25:11 Who are the roses for Brandon? When you thought you were going to send them, what were they going to be for?

25:19 I was going to send them to you.

25:22 I don't believe that.

25:27 Well, I mean, look, I really wish that we can kind of talk about this like you and me, but... I really have been regretting everything. I wanted to send them to you. I wanted to tell you that this was a mistake. Walking away from you was a mistake. And I'm really regretting it. But I just, you know, I wanted to send them to you. There was nobody else I.

25:49 Was sending it to.

25:50 True.

25:52 I think that you left me for another woman and then it didn't work out. And so you came back and you're sending.

25:57 Her roses back. I did not leave you for another woman. That's not, that's not, that's not it.

26:03 Why did you walk out for a week and then all of a sudden come back as if everything's going to be fine?

26:06 I got, look, I just, you know, I got scared. I, you know, there's a lot going on and I, you know, with the wife and the kids and the job and everything, I'm just, I'm sorry. I really am sorry, but I'm not, I, Look, I just needed some time to prioritize to get my head on straight. But I realized walking away that this was a terrible mistake. And I just I just want to I just look, babe, I just I need to talk to you. And I just don't want to do anything that we're both going to regret.

26:38 I wouldn't regret finding out what happened.

26:42 There's nothing to find out.

26:48 Brandon, she is having a hard time believing that there's not another woman involved. So how do we get to a place where she can believe you?

26:57 I can we can I just come home and we can talk about this and just not do it publicly?

27:04 Tell it.

27:05 Tell it.

27:05 If there's something you have to say, you can tell me right now.

27:08 There is nothing to say. All right. Hang on. There was somebody that I was seeing. I'm going to be honest with you, but it was a total mistake. It was after I left. After you left, how long were you gone?

27:26 Where did you find this person in nine days?

27:31 It was after I left. It was somebody that I was talking to. We met very quickly. Everything happened very quickly. But I realized it was a mistake. Nothing happened with that other person. And it wasn't while we're together. It was completely during this time when I was when when we were separated.

27:50 OK, so you left me for the possibility of another woman.

27:53 No.

27:56 Brandon, why did we just waste three minutes of this conversation? You telling us there was nobody else to tell us there was somebody else. We're like, this is as bad as she thought it was. And then given the chance to clear the air, you lied again.

28:11 Yeah.

28:11 Now you're just a liar.

28:13 Why would she want to take you back when you've tripled downed your lies?

28:19 Yeah.

28:19 I don't think I want to be married to a liar.

28:21 No.

28:23 Get out.

28:24 Look, babe, please don't say something you're going to regret.

28:28 What are you talking about? Regret? How about you going to find other people? Brandon, we're tired of it.

28:34 Yeah, and she's not your babe anymore.

28:35 Okay, we're going to let you go. Camilla, I'm glad we stayed on the line to hear the truth. And clearly your hunch was right. Thank you for reaching out.

28:47 Yeah, thanks for making that happen.

28:50 Okay, good luck, Camilla.

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28:57 All right, Tanya is definitely one of those people that loves a good read about relationships and workbooks about relationships. How to Find the One was one of the most popular. And now she's found another handbook workbook. Is this a relationship workbook?

29:16 No, this one's called The Artist's Way.

29:19 Oh, I know this one.

29:20 You do? Okay, I don't.

29:22 Tell me.

29:23 Okay, so it's 12 weeks.

29:25 No, I'm out.

29:26 No, no, no.

29:27 No, no, no.

29:28 It's 12 weeks, one chapter a week. And the chapters are small. It's not so much reading. However, every single day when you wake up, you have to write three pages. And it's just called brain dumping. and you have to take yourself on a solo date once a week.

29:42 I know about brain dumping.

29:44 Tanya, we have work responsibilities, not enough time in the day.

29:50 I'm setting my alarm for 2.45am tomorrow to get these pages done before I come into work.

29:55 So if I can do that, you can also do this as well.

29:59 By the way, I bought these books for my kids to write them a letter on their birthday every year.

30:06 First of all, surveys isn't even started. No, but the twins, I stopped when they were three.

30:10 It's not about, you don't have to write like a book. You just brain dump. Whatever your thing can be, to-do lists, it can be what you dreamt about.

30:16 It can literally be.

30:17 Anything, okay?

30:18 And what's the point?

30:18 The point of this book is to stop living. It's like to unleash, if you're living and if you're working from a place of fear or perfectionism, like you don't start things because you don't want to fail. It's supposed to kind of unlock this like creative thing artist in you, if you will. It's not the artist in the technical term.

30:38 It's supposed to bring out this creativity in you that maybe has fell side of fear or other things going on in your life.

30:47 I like the concept of it. I just don't want to do the work.

30:49 I have the commitment.

30:50 I'm doing it, and so I can hold you guys accountable because I'm also in it.

30:54 That's terrifying.

30:57 Did you do your workbook?

30:59 Did you do your morning pages?

31:02 So, I have also a workbook right here. It's from the School of Life franchise. The Couples Workbook.

31:12 Who are you coupling with?

31:13 Who are you doing this with?

31:14 No, I have it in advance.

31:17 I have it here.

31:18 Oh, you're ready when she comes.

31:19 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

31:20 Nice.

31:21 I like that.

31:21 It's called Manifestation.

31:23 Really?

31:23 Is that what it's called?

31:24 Yeah.

31:25 So it's got all kinds of things in here to work on being a couple.

31:30 The scale of.

31:32 Ambition.

31:32 Does someone else have this book?

31:35 No, I just, someone recommended it.

31:38 Should I do that one too?

31:39 Well, I don't know. This is, this is, it's very interesting. There's a lot of blank page.

31:43 You got to write in the modern understanding of love is dominated by a quest for compatibility. Think back to your exes. In what ways were you not really compatible? You write that down.

31:53 Wow.

31:55 Compatibility is not the prediction of love. It's the achievement of love.

31:59 I like the book. Aesthetically, it's nice to look at.

32:02 When you meet somebody and you want to make sure it's going to work, you sit down and you say, okay, in what significant ways are we compatible? What do we argue about? In what significant ways are you and your partner incompatible? What are the main topics you argue about? So you put all this out there.

32:18 Yeah.

32:20 That feels like a good book to read before you get married.

32:24 I think it's for when you do meet your person or when you're like courting or whatever, starting, then you can kind of see how.

32:31 It's going to go.

32:32 You'll realize, like, do you raise your voice?

32:36 So maybe you start that when you find a partner.

32:39 And right now you guys do the artist way with me.

32:44 No, I'm going to do this one on my own.

32:46 I'm just really busy. It's a good one.

32:49 It's highly recommended. So there it is. Yeah, you do that. I'll do this.

32:53 We do we.

32:54 I need, like, book on tape.

32:56 Audible.

32:56 And that's not reading. You can't say you read the book when you Audible it.

32:59 Audible is, like, the only way I could actually digest books these days.

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