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 Hello from Baehr and Curadh, a podcast from the Land of Awes Information Services.

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 I love you Curadh. I love you, Baehr. This is episode 175 of the Baehr and Curadh podcast. We're going to play Husband Tag.

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 Do you ever heard of Husband Tag?

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 We were going to do going to try to do an episode about Starfleet Academy

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 because Haunt Cub asked us to and he is one of our two listeners. I think his husband is the

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 other one, but this one was already prepared like three weeks ago so maybe we'll do that one next week.

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 Yeah so, we can do our homework and watch the show or I'll do my homework and watch the show

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 because I know you're going to watch it. Yeah, so yeah okay. Where did we meet?

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 Online. Which line? The grocery store line? No, you know what I mean when you say that's where we met

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 on an app. Yeah, I don't remember which one. The growler? It was. Do they still exist?

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 I don't know. I haven't been on it since me and you hooked up. I kind of found you and

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 didn't need to be on there anymore. Yeah. And that's the worst way to meet anybody that you

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 will have a long-term relationship with. Yeah, I'm kind of kind of lucky then we might guess.

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 Being of my you did. Oh, I did you didn't? Okay so we're going that way with it now. All right I think

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 we both got lucky. What was your first impression of me? That you were cute. Cute. That's what

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 I was going for. No, I thought you were hot. I thought you were hot. How about you and me?

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 I sort of reserved my judgment until you took your shirt off.

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 And then you know I thought this guy's interesting. Okay there you go. Because I have a hairy chest.

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 Now if I didn't have a hairy chest. Well, if I wanted to f*ck a girl.

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 You're terrible. All right when did you meet my family? Oh god it was several years ago.

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 Several years ago, because they lived out of state. Yeah so, I think I met your family.

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 It was the day my father killed himself, wasn't it? No no no I met them for that. We had Christmas and

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 all that before. Because we met in November and then I remember. It was after Christmas that I made

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 your family. Because I remember calling and talking to you on Christmas but I didn't meet your family

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 yet because you were up there with another. You were up there with someone. That was like 12-13

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 years ago. I can't remember breakfast. Longer than that. Yeah, so how long have we been together?

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 We just answered that. Well, 2013 we started married 10 years this year. Yeah, I lost my leg in 2013.

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 2012 we met. Yeah. So, what's the math on that? 13 years. Oh look 13.

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 Yeah 13 years of bliss. We're still doing it. Mm-hmm happily. Do we have any traditions?

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 Don't really? Right off the top of my head, I can't think of anything but I'm sure we have a bunch.

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 Probably but yeah, I don't. I can't think of anything off the top of my head either. I don't know.

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 A tradition is like something you do every year right? Yeah, I don't have sex.

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 We have sex more than once a year. I don't think. Do we have any traditions? We sort of celebrate

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 our wedding anniversary. Yeah. Especially this year it was our 10th year. Yeah. I mean we do birthdays

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 for each other. Stuff like that. I mean but never like Valentine's. No. It's just... No, I'm

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 about to bear home for you last year and you're like we don't do Valentine's Day. Okay.

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 That's what I get for bringing a teddy bear home for Valentine's Day. But yeah, I don't think...

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 I don't know. It's all on me later on probably. Yeah. What was our first road trip? Well, we had several

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 trips to the lake. I think that was shortly after I got the car and I bought a state permit which I don't

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 think I continue to buy every year and I don't think we've used since then. But it's not

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 all that expensive, isn't it? Oh no it's like 15 bucks and they added to your

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 version. Yeah yeah, your car vehicle tag. Yeah. We also went to I think it's called Red Rock.

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 Is it? Yeah. The place that looks like the road runner and ride at Wiley Coyote. We've done that.

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 We went up from Cortez. Oh Cortez. Castle. Yes. And Mushroom Rocks up there. Mushroom Rocks

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 we went up there. Lynchburg. Lynchburg. We've been up there. We've been up to the Lake Drop. Never

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 anything out of state here. Kansas City. Well, we went there and came right back because you got sick.

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 Well, we stayed the one time. We stayed overnight remember? We went to the aquarium. Yeah. That was

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 when you got sick. Well, we went up to one time. Came right back. Got sick and then we went up and

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 stayed the night and actually went to the aquarium the next day and went to eat you know that. I think

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 that was all the same. And one time we went up and turned around got sick, stayed sick all night and

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 drove back the very next day but then we went up about a month later and I felt better drove up state

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 the day, state two nights instead of just the one night and went to the... I remember the aquarium but

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 I thought that was all in that trip. And then we went to the retail and restaurants that we both

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 really enjoyed too. So, I'd like to do that again. I really would. So, I want to make an effort to do that.

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 What was the first thing you noticed about me? I've already answered this one. Yeah, I think we

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 both did, don't we? What did you notice about me? My enormous penis? Yeah, because you just walk around

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 with it hanging out all the time. I don't know. I remember you had a hat on that said bear.

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 I put that on so because I told you that you could find me. And I guess I do wear that sometimes.

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 Yeah, you've been wearing it a long time though. Well, I have a better hat now that keeps me cool.

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 Yeah. What pisses you off? Oh god what do we start? The podcast every week? No.

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 Besides politics? I guess we're supposed to answer this about the other, aren't we?

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 Entitlement pisses me off. Yeah. Yeah. Nothing really. You really don't come mad. You're a very late

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 very rarely mad at me. You're very rarely very rarely that I can mad at you. But yeah, the other

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 think you've ever seen me lose my temper. It's not pretty so that's why I try not to do it but I

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 stay the best home. But my customers never piss me off. Well, you know IT does. Yeah the

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 company that they hire to do the IT is just a waste of breath and time and money. I have learned

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 So, they lost contract. Okay. I'll get for you. Let's see what we're going on. Number nine.

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 Favorite feature about each other? Your big high restart.

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 And I know you're going to say that. Same thing about you then. So now let's tell my favorite

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 I just love you. I think I'm a stabilizing influence. Yeah. I would agree with that. Yeah. So

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 I put up with? That's a good way to just look at it, I guess. Yeah, I don't think I put up with you.

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 You have your quirks on mine. Okay. I think in order for you to decide what to do in a situation you

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 so, you go what would bear do and then do the opposite. I do not. You should tell us.

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 As far as we're just completely opposite in every possible way. Yeah, but I mean we bounce each other

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 out. I mean we're good at keeping you even keel. And your pluses are my minuses and vice versa.

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 What am I good at? I just looked at that question. What am I good at good at?

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 What am I good at? Nothing I can think of. But are you good at? I can think of either. It's hard

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 being so aware of. Hard being so perfect, isn't it? Well though I mean if we were good at things we'd

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 have a hard time finding if we were perfect, we're going to have our time for the same things that

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 I think I have a good heart. You're not evil. So, I think you're the same way. I think you're a very

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 caring person. What am I not good at? Talk to him. Is that why this podcast is such a struggle

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 every time? You talk more in the podcast than you do the rest of the week. So, it's been kind of a

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 dearth for a while. It's been three weeks since we've actually talked. Yeah, I'm kidding. I don't

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 know. What am I not good at? Keeping your sleep schedule? That's true. I don't. I think you know

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 me I just sleep whenever I do. It's like last night I fell asleep watching the suffice last night

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 and then I was up at three o'clock in the morning and I was up since that's why like when you woke up

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 at six or like five o'clock when you got dizzy or whatever that's why I was already I was up. I was

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 I was staying here watching TV. I just went to sleep. So that's why I was in the bedroom so quickly

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 checking on you. So that's but that's why there's times where I'll sleep during the day and I'll be

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 up all night or now I have no sleep schedule whatsoever. That's supposed to be really bad for you.

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 Yeah, I know but where you were super regimented but I but I know I have to chase you off the bed though

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 sometimes you know get sidetracked at night. Well, there's things I've got to do and there's only

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 so many hours. Well, you get so you get on mastodon though too and we'll sit down around them there

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 later than you should be so don't sit there and say there's things you need to get done. You play

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 on the computer a little too later it's just like when me I'll start watching a movie or something

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 like that at 11 o'clock at night you know I mean I don't wonder why I was up to two in the morning.

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 Well, I think the secret to I don't want to move these much anymore but what's a lot of YouTube and

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 most of its short form stuff but some of its long and the TV has a thing where you can just turn

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 the picture off. Oh okay. So, and it has a timer you can say to turn off in half an hour or an hour

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 or two hours so I set it to turn off in like two hours and I turn the picture off and just listen to it

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 and it keeps my mind from going off and bizarre places and lets me fall asleep. Whereas if I'm

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 looking at the screen I'm, I probably won't fall asleep. What do we argue about most? Do we argue?

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 Like every couple we've occasionally argued about money but we figured out the answer to that is

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 separate accounts. But I mean we haven't done that in forever and then I mean but I mean other than that

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 bad argument we agreed not to talk about it every again so that's true. Yeah, I think we should move on.

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 I'm pointing to you. I'm pointing to you. Would you agree with that? So, you wear the skirt?

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 I don't think anyone's wearing a skirt. I just think you're more of the you're with more of the

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 the leader I would say. I don't. I wouldn't say leader I would say organizer. Yeah. I keep us

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 organized. Yeah, I'm more of a fly by the sea of the pants you're more very calculated. I couldn't

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 live that way. No, I think it tries to be crazy that I'm that way, doesn't it? Mm-hmm.

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 I just had to wait your fidget to it. I think you did but I can go grab the fidget spinner that's

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 right there. Yeah, when I think that's part of our personalities that balance each other out too.

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 Probably. But yeah, you're more of the organizer so where's I am more of a just show up and see what

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 happens? Yeah. Well, that makes life exciting. It's giving you odds. Do I have any weird

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 obsessions? I mean I think I have more weird obsessions now than I ever had in my life. It's

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 mainly because I just have a job that gives me the income to do weird things. You're obsessed with

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 your knick-knacks, your gadgets and stuff like that and that's fine. Like you said it's waves

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 up at accounts. You can do whatever you want with your money. So, it's I don't care. It makes you

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 happy and you have your little gadgets that you get from Amazon. Like right now you're really

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 in the flashlights. Yeah. So, and then you've always been in the magnets. Chargers. Chargers. Yeah.

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 Power lines. Do I have any weird obsessions? Sports. Yeah. That's just so weird so bizarre.

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 Okay. I can't imagine. Knick-knacks for each other. The name of the show. Pretty easy.

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 Let's go over that again for somebody who hasn't listened to the last 150 episodes.

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 Okay. Knick-knacks for each other. So, I call you bear. And you call me Kura. And I think bear

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 seems pretty obvious if you look at me. But Kura, nobody knows what that is. No. Explain it.

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 In fact, nobody knows how to pronounce it. No. Kura is the word for champion in Gaelic.

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 And you have a Notre Dame banner over there that says play like a champion today.

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 No, you're right. Yeah. It's not. Yeah. Cause you can have unless you're fluent in Gaelic.

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 Mm-hmm. But no, I've not loved in the game so. And they say couples that have nicknames for each other

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 do better. Yeah. That's good. If I'm watching TV, what are you watching? What am I watching? Sports. Sports.

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 When are you watching Star Trek? Star Trek. Yeah. And if it's Christmas time, the Christmas Carol?

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 Yes. Out of this year. I did not. No. Most years I watch every version of a Christmas Carol. I

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 get my hands on. Yeah. But this year I did not. You know much one. No. Really? Well, YouTube kept

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 trying to push him at me, but I didn't watch him. Okay. What drink do I order when we go out to eat?

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 Diet cola. You said that right. Mm-hmm. And whenever I ask for a diet cola at a restaurant,

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 they go, um, is Pepsi okay? Yeah. Pepsi or Pepsi product or Diet Coke products. Yeah. Yeah.

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 care whether which products they have at that restaurant. I just want a cola. Yeah. Well, now they have

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 a diet, Dr. Pepper, stuff. I guess that's a cola a bit. Yeah. I don't. You don't eat with that

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 money. I'm very, very out of get it. No. I don't think I've ever seen you drink a diet, Dr. Pepper.

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 You ordered tea. Mm-hmm. Okay. What's a shoe do I wear? Um, based on your penis size, about

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 a 14? No. No. I'm very size 11. Mm-hmm. What's it? You wear 12, don't you? I have no idea. I have no

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 about shoes. I just put on shoes until I find one that fits. Yeah, this is 12. Okay. Okay. What is?

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 Is one talent I have? I don't know. That's a tough question. Mm-hmm. How about me?

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 That's sucking. See, I was going to go there. Um, I don't know, bear. You're good at a lot of things.

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 You're good at putting up with me. Mm-hmm. Yeah. It is quite a struggle. I'm sure. No. You have your

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 perks. I mean, you have your little quirks and I, my quirks. We're both pretty laid back. But as far

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 Surprise you can say ice cream. Mm-hmm. I try to not think about that. Yeah. Okay. What is my

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 favorite type of music? You really don't, but you like yellowed on you. I know what that is, but I don't

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 of Alan Parsons' part. Oh, that's okay. That's right. You're right. And everybody knows that the

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 I don't even want to know what you get gingerbread. Oh my god. That's cute. That is funny. All right.

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