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Sings says, what's up everybody, This big colon of this
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my HERD podcast coming to you live.
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You know you know how we do it. I'm going
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to bring in my lovely co hosts. We're gonna start
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off with TG love, how you doing? How's everything good?
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I got my hair done? Did finally?
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Ah? Alright? Alright, alright, all right, let me bring in
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the lovely lady G. How you doing?
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Can you guys hear me?
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Yes?
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You?
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No? Uh? Oh, difficulties. I don't know you heard you?
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Will listen? You could hear me before right now? She
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can't hear me?
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Oh?
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I think she could hear you before.
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Yes, she could, but not now can you can you?
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Can you hear her?
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Can you hear me?
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Ok?
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All right, maybe go out and come back in?
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That works, all right, We'll bring her back in a second. Oh,
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let's try this again.
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It's like that.
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She she locked out, she'll locked back in.
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It's like plug and unplug.
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Yes, yeah, just just just like with the Wi Fi.
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You gotta unplug it and plug it back in. It's
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fucking crazy WiFi shout out. But anyway, which she comes back.
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But in the meantime, Happy New Year. Everybody, all right,
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cooking with what happened? Okay, how do I can't? I
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hardly hear you.
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I said, we're cooking with gas.
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Yeah, cooking with gas. So like I said, Happy New
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Year everybody. I know it's been a while since you've
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been on holidays past. How how was your Christmas in
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your New Years? Let's start off with Lady G.
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I would say they were pretty pretty good. Uh h Christmas.
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Spent it home with my daughter, we played yazzi.
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Uh.
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In New Year's I spent in.
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Church all right, you know, no complaints, no complaints at all.
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Time. Spent with family.
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That's nice.
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So small.
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All right, that's nice. And how about you TG.
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Yeah it was good. It was nice. I got some
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some nice gifts and uh you got dance I did.
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My favorite is my shot my new shower handheld shower
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head because it's like has actual water pressure, unlike my shower.
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So I'm like, I love it. I actually feel clean
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when I get around, just like that's important. Yeah, what
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was I doing before? But but yeah, it makes a difference.
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Well done, Thank you.
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That's funny. That's funny. That's funny. As far as far
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as as far as I'm concerned. My Christmas was was spent,
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you know, it was it was, it was, it was.
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It was all right, not too bad. New Year's was good,
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had a nice time. But the Hollies, the Holies went well,
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went went on out of hitch. You know, kids are good.
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It's it good. Everybody's good. That's what's important, right, you
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know what I'm saying. So do you guys have any
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resolutions or anything like that, like not like that New Year,
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New Me ship. You know what I'm saying.
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I was already doing the New Me, so I don't
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have to wait.
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For a New Years.
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It's that season. So you know, you.
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Gotta let me tell you. The first couple of weeks
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the gym was act. Of course, I'm like, here comes
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the Newes.
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Yeah, that's what it is. That's what it is. Once
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the New Year starts, everybody's in there like that. Come February,
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second week of February, everybody's yeah, back to apple pies
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and cases.
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Because resolutions don't work, because people don't make things realistic
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or something that's actually attainable. So oh a bit. Sorry,
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I was the cat trying to crawl up me. But
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I was gonna say, like I don't do resolutions. I
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just like to have certain goals for this year, and
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then those are the things that I focus on and
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try to make happen. And they have to be like
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attainable goals and realistic and something that that I can
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actually do.
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Right.
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Okay, that makes that makes a lot of sense because
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a lot of people sometimes they say I'm going to
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the gym, I'm a poak smash and ship like that
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and everything. It just doesn't work out that way, you know.
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What I mean.
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Yeah, everybody's obsessed with losing weight. It's always the thing
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for especially for the new year, all the diets start
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and now GLP ones are like a huge thing and
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they're being pushed, just like uh, gatric bypass surgery was
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pushed when it came out. So I don't know. I
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don't get why people like jump to things so quick
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without there being enough research and studies to see like
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what these drugs do to your body.
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I think because of society as a whole creates this
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need of having to look a certain way.
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Yes, thin equals help in the eyes of society, and unfortunately,
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you can't look at people until they're healthy.
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So exactly, because even I've been hearing a lot of
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the people taking the ones are having a lot of
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issues as far healthiness because they're not maintaining the correct
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diet which includes protein and fiber and minerals. You know,
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they're just so happy with the weight change they're not
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even worrying about maintaining the healthy.
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Part, right. I mean, nobody really knows what that looks
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like because so many people out there are trying to
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like shove down everybody's throat what healthy is what you
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should be eating. And it doesn't help either with the
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new FDA guidelines that they made the pyramid again and
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it's basically an upside down pyramid, making carbs the enemy again.
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And it's really stupid because you can't have a diet
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that are high and fat and high in meat because
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those things actually cause cardiac issues. So there has to
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be a balance. And that's what it's really about. This
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whole like protein kick is so stupid. They do this
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every year with something. It's an ingredient that comes out
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and everybody's like, oh, did you you know now we're
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doing this. So now it's like all protein protein drinks
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at Starbucks protein drinks are duncan. I'm just like this
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is so fucking stupid, Like the issue is that people
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aren't getting enough protein, people don't get enough fiber. The
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majority of people do not get enough fiber. We need
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to worry about that.
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Happy New Year from Myra, she said, Happy New Year,
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hoax smash from Susannah, and then Melissa says, instant gratification
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instead of putting in the work.
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I mean, it's not about where I think. I think
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it's I get the idea of instant gratification. A lot
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of us have that we want something quick, like even
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like you know, even when your internet is slow or
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something right, like you're just like, no, not today, bro,
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because we're so used to things working and working quickly
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and getting a response quick and getting an answer quick
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and finding an answer.
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Quick that well you ain't getting none of that.
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No, I believe that.
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But and it literally took half an hour for sandwich.
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Oh my god, that's crazy.
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I'm like, what are you guys doing, Like are you
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killing the am?
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They're making it all freshy up, just for you.
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Right from the farm to my table.
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I wish that's definitely not the case at all.
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So all right, go ahead, I'm sorry.
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One kid working by himself but he was literally moving
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at the right.
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Yeah, that's wild.
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Like, I know that most people here are retired. However,
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I'm not even closed, and I have a nineteen year
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old here who is starting to do you not see
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her amazing eating up a little bit?
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So so I have before we get into the thick
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of things there. I got an email. All right, you
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know how you know how emails? Yeah, we got an email.
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This guy's name is AirTag guy. That's how he tagged
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his email. AirTag guy.
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Okay, air tag guy.
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Yeah, hold on, Happy New Year. Question for you, Cole,
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does the host? Did the host get their shirts yet?
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No?
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No, that's not true because lady got hers.
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Well that's not horrible hosts.
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Yeah, I have to get to yours.
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Let me.
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I'm good. You could send it with.
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I will definitely do that, all right. So that was funny,
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all right. During during Christmas, my wife gave me an
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air tag and suggested I use it so she can
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know where I am when I don't respond to messages.
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It's important. It's important to clarify that are that I
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already communicate constantly, sharing where I am when I arrive,
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when I leave work or classes, returning calls as soon
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as poss and checking in daily. Every night. We talk
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about our day, where we've been, who we've spoken with,
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and this open communication has been the foundation of our trust.
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I've always valued independence and privacy, and while I understand
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checking in for safety, I'm uncomfortable with being tracked. Twenty
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four to seven, I told you, Yeah, he's married, all right,
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So I'm uncomfortable with being tracked. Twenty four to seven.
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I told her I didn't want to use the air tag,
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not because I'm hiding anything, but because constant GPS tracking
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feels like a breach of privacy to me. Since then,
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we've had repeated arguments. She says, my refusal to use
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the air tag means that she has lost trust in me,
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even though I trust her without needing to track her.
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I feel hurt and confused that setting this boundary is
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being is being seen as lack of transparency, and I
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don't know what this means for our marriage. Any advice
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you gave would be greatly appreciated.
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AirTag Guy, Air tag Guy.
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So this is all right? Before we start hold on now,
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before I turned it over to everybody, this is what
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I'm thinking. First thing, I'm thinking is is he giving
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us the whole story? That's that's one thing, right, second
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thing is what what is the real reason behind her
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wanting to track him? Yeah, what's the motivation behind that?
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And then is his communication and transparency with her? What
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it is? Is it really that you know what I'm saying, Like,
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what is it that's really going on? But this is
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all he said? So you know, what do you girls think?
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That was my first question I wrote down? Is the
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question that he needs to be asking is why does
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she need to know where he is twenty four to seven?
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Why do you need that in order to trust somebody?
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That to me says more about you and your trust
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issues than anything else. So that also makes me wonder,
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like you just brought up, is he telling us everything
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because what led to this now all of a sudden?
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Or is it just her insecurities and things like that
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that are digging up trust issues or whatever? But my
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advice really would be to go talk to a counselor
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or something like do therapy together to figure out what happened,
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because I don't feel like we have enough information to
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really give.
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But I think if if they're sharing everything already, I.
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Think that's why I say, I call bullshit because if
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you're sharing everything already and having open communication, I'm not
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going to turn around and be like, oh, I got
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you an air tag so I know where you are
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all the time. Like, first of all, that's crazy creepy
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to me, Like if somebody got me something so they
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know where I'm at all the time. Now, if if
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I worked in something where safety is an issue and
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they got me that, Like you know what I'm trying
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to say, Like if the air tag was bought as
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like a safety issue, that I can understand, But if
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it's being given to track down somebody, that to me
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is weird. Like you should be doing that with your kids, right,
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you don't do that with your husband. You do that
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with your kids. Like the need to want that kind
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of makes me feel like there's issues because it's just weird.
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How do you have open, honest communication? But she wants
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to know where you are and he's already been checking
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in he said in the thing that he's already checking
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in with her all the time. So it's kind of