December 2, 2022 • 28 mins
The Jubal Show kicks off the show discussing What's your roommate deal breakers?
Along with that, Jubal Fresh pranks a guitar playing live streamer, The Jubal Show talks the best and worst holiday candies and how did cosigning love ruin this first date!?
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Then Jewel Show on Demand to text in at four
one oh six one that says, no, Lugie's in the
shower or puking or going number two in the shower.
I lived with somebody who did that, and it was disgusting.
One of the reasons I moved out. Okay, Lugie's if
it goes down the drain, Okay, if I don't have
(00:21):
to see it puking. Also, if it goes down the drain,
if I don't have to see it. I've done that
a lot in my life, Like you know, I've partied
a lot. So that has happened a lot. But then
the other thing, taking a TUZI in the shower, Oh,
what kind of maniac? Who raised you? Does that? Why
even go in the shower? It's the Jewel Show in
its silence right there. I know what in the My
(00:45):
mind is blown. I should not have looked at that
text before we started this segment. Now I'm trying to
figure out why and how. And one of the reasons
that this person moved out was because of that. So
that means that it was left in the shower to
be in the one that found it. Can you call
us please? Eight eight eight three four three one six
one eight eight eight three four three one oh six one.
(01:07):
It's time for Ridiculous Internet Questions, America's favorite new game
show where you get to call in and discuss the
question that everybody's talking about on the dot com. It's
Ridiculous Internet Questions. Call us up right now eight eight
eight three four three one oh six one, or text
in four one oh six one. Today's Ridiculous Internet question
is what is your roommate deal breaker? Bennett. I can't
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do smells, whether it's like a bo extremely bad breath,
smells in the kitchen, bathroom, or just overall unfavorable, like
personal stench, I cannot do it. I did the Disney
College Program almost ten years ago, and it's like an
internship at Disney World, okay, and you just like spend
a semester there. You do your studies and you work
(01:51):
out the park. It was supposed to be like a vacation.
I ended up hating Disney World. That does of my
roommates really, second set of roommates. I don't know what
it was. I couldn't pin it down, but the apartment
I moved into smelt like bad rod fish twenty four
to seven, and I didn't know why it smelled like
that in the kitchen, in the bathroom, in the bedroom.
(02:12):
And it's the reason I left the program early, because
I can't do bad smells. Did you know which roommate
it was that had the beds? I just assumed it
was all of them, just all of the out and
I stayed away, and I moved out and went back home.
Say why didn't not talk to any of us? Because
I cannot breathe in here? Call us eight three six
(02:34):
one eight eight three four three one oh six one
text in four one o six one. It's ridiculous Internet questions.
And what is your roommate deal breaker? Jordan? Hey, I'm here, Jordan,
I'm here too. We're both here today and that's great.
That means it's a good day. So what's your roommate
deal breaker? Jordan? So I had a roommate and he
would flick his boogers and hit the wall. Was like
(02:58):
deadly accuracy too. It's kind of scary. He would just
let yeah, he would just let them dry to the wall. Okay,
I was kind of concerned. On one hand, impressive, right,
that you can flick a booger with accuracy like that,
you know. On the other hand, clean them off the wall. Yeah. Yes,
it's funny because he actually ended up moving out and
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I had to scrape the wall off the wall. No, no,
absolutely not had a new wall collin task for habbit. Yeah,
I've never really had too. That's one thing that I
haven't done in my life, scraped boogers that have been
dragged to a wall for a very long time off
the wall. I'm also not good at d I y stuff.
So what did you have to use? Was it hard
(03:39):
to get those off? Yes, so some of them were
easier than others, but for the most part I had
to use a paint scraper. Oh god. Yeah. Of course
it took some of the paint off the wall, so
I had to repaint the walls too. What offer this
man's boogers? No? Thank you? Yeah? And did you talk
to him about it at all? I mean, did you
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guys have a conversation Like he told me he would
do it while he was laying in bed, like looking
at his phone, and his bed is in one corner
of the room, and he actually hit his doorknob wow
across the room. Yep, Oh my god. Okay, Diesel Booker, Yeah, Diesel,
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thanks for your phone called. Jordan calls up eighty eight
three four three one of six one texts and four
one to six one. Today's ridiculous Internet question is what
is your roommate deal breaker? Christian. My roommate deal breaker
is just listen. I've been very honest about how I
love my a long time. Like y'all know, even when
I get out of work, I like to go home
and not do anything. My roommate deal breaker is someone
who wants to be with me all the time, and
(04:44):
like you know, and I get like, I've lived with
friends before and it's wonderful. It's actually I mean, it's
great to have someone you trust, you know, someone you
you know, you feel close to. But it's hard when
you have that friendship with someone and you live with
them and then you do want a long time because
it's like you're used to like I do everything with you,
you do everything with me. I don't know when you
won a long time and probably vice versa. So my
roommate deal breaker is someone wanting to be with me
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and do everything with me. I would say a cleaning
roommate is probably pretty unconf what I was trying to
the word I was looking for is clinging? You open
up the shower curtain and they're sitting and they're like, hey, man,
do you watch that last episode GOT Show? They just
give me a few minutes. Call us up eight at
eight three four three one six one, Text in four
one o six one. What's your roommate? Deal Breaker? The
Jubil Show on demand? It's another Jubil phone Frameay Mornings
(05:30):
on the twenties. Hello, Hi, this is Pete Eakins calling
from dot com? Is this Faith? Oh? Yeah, Hi, Faith?
How are you? Um? I know it's probably weird to
receive a phone call from me, but you are a
(05:52):
very avid streamer on our streaming service, aren't you. Yes? Yes,
that goes without saying. Do you enjoy live streaming on
our platform? And is this sort of like a customer
satisfaction survey or something like what are you calling me about? Well,
it's not necessarily a satisfaction survey, but I do have
(06:14):
something satisfaction wise to speak with you about, okay, And
I have to regretfully inform you that we have deemed
your live stream not satisfactory for our platform and your
streaming rights are being revoked. Excuse me, Yes, your streaming
rights are revoked for now, and you will be able
(06:36):
to get them back if you do a few things.
But as of now, you will not be able to
stream on our platform. We're not going to totally delete
your account, but it will be paused and you won't
be able to have any activity on your live stream
for now. Well, what sort of rules did I break?
I follow the guidelines. I don't understand. Well, it's the content.
It has to do with the content that you've been streaming.
I play music. How is that offensive? Do you do what? Well?
(07:02):
I mean sometimes I think sometimes I play the guitar. Yeah,
you do what with the guitar? Play it? I'm trying
to learn how to play it. I thought I would
show everything. Let's not go thrown around that word play
just willy nilly. You have a guitar, yes, and what
you're doing are serious. What you're doing with that guitar
(07:23):
is not playing it? Is it? It's called learning how
to play something. It's called education. Well, the other day
I happened to come across your live stream while you
were doing one of your guitar thingies, and well, I
saw you doing something with a guitar and it definitely
(07:44):
wasn't playing, and it definitely didn't sound like music. It
was appalling. So we've revoked your live stream for now,
and also the eight hundred dollars that you have in
your account that's ready to be deposited will be on
hold and you won't be receiving that. Are you kidding me?
This is a joke, Like I cannot comprehend this, What
the hell that eight hundred dollars is going to be held?
(08:05):
Or we want to work with you, faith because we
do appreciate you streaming on our service. I don't want
this to come off the wrong way. Your guitar playing
is atrocious and we can't have that kind of music
being streamed on our platform. But we will use that
eight hundred dollars that is ready to be deposited to
you toward guitar lessons, private guitar lessons that you can't
stream online, and then once you learn to play at
(08:27):
your stream will be back up and running with wonderful
guitar music on it. Are you kidding me? There is
just absolutely no way that this is even legal. You
can't just ban me for learning how to play the guitar.
I mean, this is ridiculous. It's nowhere in the contract
do I see any of this. I'm gonna sue you're
at and get ready. I have half of mind a
(08:51):
counter suit for the sound of that guitar because it's
stuck in my head. Now, hey, you know what, I
will take your guitar lessons. Do you want to teach
you it? Teach me? Well, I do play the acts
from time to time, and I would definitely be interested
in sitting down with you and showing you how to
appropriately strum the guitar. All right, you know great, Let's
(09:11):
set up an appointment in person, preferably so that I
can bash your head with my guitar. Oh yeah, and
I'm going to do it on another new streaming site. Okay,
I'm going to get more views breaking my guitar over
your head on this new website than I ever heard
on your one. Is there anything else because I kind
(09:33):
of need to show because I have a life. Okay, Okay, Well,
yes there is one more thing. This is actually Jewel
from The Jewel Show doing a phone prank on you
and your cousin. Tye set you up. It's a joke,
he said, that you've been learning to play guitar on
your live stream and he wanted to mess with you.
(09:54):
You know, I still want to beat you over the
head with my guitar. Okay, that was a little mean.
The Jewil Show on Demand. Welcome to the J and
N the Jewbil News Network for Friday, December second, twenty
twenty two. This is J and N News with a
slight drinking problem. I'm Jewel Fresh and for your top
story of the day. Candy store dot com just released
(10:16):
its annual list of the most popular holiday candies. Okay,
and also the top worst holiday candy. The number one
holiday candy for the fifth year in a row is
peppermint bark. Okay, I mean that's fair. What is that pepperliciousness?
Hard peppermint pieces just peppermint chocolate. But it looks so hard.
It's like peppermint and chocolate. Yeah, like it's bark. I've
(10:40):
never I don't even know bark bark on a tree.
I've never heard of candy barn. Then it is our
the official candy spokesperson of the shows. You love candy
and you don't know what peppermint bark. I don't know
what pepper Oh my god, we're gonna have to buy
you some here. Let me pull up a picture for you.
Oh my gosh, white chocolate with peppermin in it. Yeah, chocolate.
Not impressed, Not impressed. Okay, Well, the rest of the
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top five are minis ESA's Peanut Buttercups okay, yes, Eminem's Starburst,
and the last one is a tie between Hershe's Kisses
and Chocolate Santas. Okay. Well, we can't talk about holiday
candies and mentioned Hershey's without talking about the iconic commercial
that they've been playing for forty five years, you know,
with the little Hershey's ringing the bells. Oh yeah, they've
had that same commercial literally forever. And when I see that,
(11:23):
I'm like, okay, it's officially Christmas. Yeah. I do love
the holiday hershey Kisses. They're so dope, and you know what,
you just like leave them on people's desk and they're
gonna be so impressed with you. You might end up
in someone's bed. Candy Kisses on anyone's desk in here,
I mean I think he has. I've heard of rumors.
I'm offended. The worst candy, the number one worst candy
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for Christmas is Christmas nugat candy as all it says, Oh,
what's that? I don't know. I don't know either. Honestly,
I'm a candy hollick and I've never looked forward to
the holidays because of holiday handy. I'm looking at the
nugat stuff now. It's like taffy but with like it
looks like peppermint and candy cane. It's like weird. Basically,
it's like Santa threw up and they made it again.
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It should change the name to Santa Fuge. Yeah, this
is the J and N the Jewel News Network. This
edition of The J and N is sponsored by Lugle
Jimmy's Mittens, the warmest gloves you'll ever wear. And you
know what they say, you haven't lived until you've had
Little Jimmy's Mitts on your body. For her next story,
let's send it on over to minute. Hey, it's been
and I'm at the Good Morning America studios where the
(12:26):
tea is super hot and really messy. Co host t J.
Holmes and Amy Roeback. They've been hosting the lunchtime hour
of GMA since twenty twenty, where they had a very
cozy on air relationship, which is really good because you know,
for a shell and co host, you want to get
along chemistry. But that chemistry wasn't only on air, was
off air? Okay. The couple were caught in four K
(12:47):
on various dates, holding hands, kissing, feeding each other. The
problem they've both been married for about ten years. Oh
oh my god. Yes, I'm guessing that their spouses are
probably not cool. Oh. I mean, according to the sources,
they both left their relationship months ago. Okay, but it
still doesn't look good at all. The timing doesn't look good.
(13:09):
And I mean GMA brings in about three million viewers
per day. The audacity for you guys to like leave
set and go an hour away and think you're not
going to get caught funny, that's crazy. Yeah, they should
have gone to like a remote island somewhere and called
it a day. Yeah. I don't want to get called.
I've seen this story, and I have not seen Good
Morning America reporting on it. It would be awesome if
they had to report on their own infidelity together. I
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love it. The most awkward news ever. It really would be.
I also want to say, I bet Good Morning America's
writings are about to be higher than they've ever beenh
My gosh, I think they did show up to work
whiles and everything. So even amidst all this, they're pretending
nothing's going on, like, yep, we're together. You can't do
anything about it. We'll be watching in all smiles. Who
knows it's going on the dressing room before. This is
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the Jewel News Network. If you're hearing it on the JNN,
it's probably because the other news networks are too smart
to cover it. Listening to Christian Grayceno, it's the holiday season,
so cheer up and do something nice people. That is
what one man in Cincinnati, Ohio did recently when he
was driving along the highway and he saw a FedEx
truck on the side of the road with its flashers on.
He decided to pull over and see if he could
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help the FedEx driver. But when he got to the
FedEx truck, he realized the truck was empty and there
were boxes sitting all along inside the truck that were
just left abandoned. So what did he do? He said, quote,
I called every number on each box and told him
I have your package, and I'm going to deliver it
to your house. He just basically became the FedEx man.
So what he did the kind gentleman says, people were
incredibly thankful for his generosity. And even though he has
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reached out to FedEx numerous times throughout this whole debacle,
FedEx has not hit him back whatsoever. So FedEx not
only needs to give him a job, but kind of
him a check as well. And if you're missing some
FedEx packages, it's probably because your driver just pulled over
and decided to go do something else in the truck.
Where's the truck now? Does he just have in his
yard or did he give it back? Like? This is
the j and N. Why you ask him? It's j
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N some of the facts, none of the time, clue.
This is the JNN, the Jewel News Network News for
the newsing impaired. I remember you can listen to the
Jane and every single weekday morning at this time, and
follow the show on social media. At the Jewel Show,
follow all of us individually. I'm at Jewel Fresh, i
am at Bennett Knows, I'm at Christian Grace. Now The
Jewel Show on Demand First day follow up is on
(15:24):
the phone today for a first date follow up, and
Tara isn't getting a call back from a dude she
went out with and his name is Sam Bummer. First
of all, before we get into your date and stuff,
thank you for your email. Um. How long has it
been since you went out with Sam? Um? Oh, gosh,
it's been about a week, and he's ghosting ghosting you
(15:45):
or like he hasn't responded to anything. He's definitely ghosting me,
because I mean I know this because prior to the date, like,
we've been texting like pretty solid for a week, and
so I mean it's it's pretty clear that I'm getting
ghosted and I I don't know why, and I feel
really sad about it because I really liked him. How
many times are you trying to get a hold of
(16:06):
him since your date? I haven't gone overboard. I've just
spent a few texts, but not like all on the
same day, you know, So I don't know, probably like honestly,
probably like four times, like a few texts, and then
I finally called, but I didn't leave a voicemail. Okay,
why don't you tells a little bit about the date then? Okay,
So basically we met on Tinder and Sam is in
(16:31):
the same fraternity as my brother who's like my best friend,
So we kind of bonded over that and the fact
that they are in the same fraternity and just like
their time in college Greek life in general. But yeah,
I mean we're both entrepreneurs. He works in real estate
and I'm a hair stylist and I run like this
small hair and eyebrows alone with a friend. So we
(16:55):
have a lot in comment. Yeah, yeah, we have a
lot in comment in terms of like being self starter
and having own businesses and just being kind of go getters.
But I mean we really connected over kind of Greek
life stuff and um yeah all that, and we talked
about like business goals for the next ten years. It
(17:15):
was just really easy conversations. Yeah, and actually we like
figured out that we grew up only an hour from
each other, which was a really like small world. And yeah,
the whole date was super fun. Actually, we would like
went to one of those like stipp and paint parties.
I've always wanted to go to were you like drinking paint? Yeah, exactly,
(17:40):
like a drunk Bob Ross. Yeah, I've always wanted I've
always wanted to go to one of those two and
then just get really drunk and then be an art critic. Yeah,
and everybody to be like, wow, that is I do
not see the vision. It was super fun. We had
a really good time, and I thought that it was
going to go somewhere. And I mean, like he waited
for my uper and we didn't kiss good night, which
(18:00):
was fine because it would have been inappropriate, like you
for drivers shows up and then he like makes that
with me. It wasn't like that at all. It was
just like a sweet like chase tug, but there was
like affection there, Like I'm so confused. Okay, Yeah. We
do these all the time and people always call and say, like,
I don't know, the date just seemed to go really good,
but I want to you're a date. Does seem like
(18:20):
a really good day. I don't know. It sounds like
the day really like started and you know, became fun
when you guys started sipping paint. Maybe he thought it
was too much business at the beginning of the day.
Oh oh, I guess so, I mean, but I mean,
it just seemed like he was excited about it too.
It didn't seem like that, Like it seemed to me
like it was something we had in common. War both
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like feeling passionate about Yeah, I mean, I would think
that would be exciting for him. It's I mean, it's
cool when you have met someone that similar interests, especially
I mean if you're a career type of person, then
it's awesome if you meet another person who seems motivated
and driven at their career. Yep, exactly right, like you
you know, we had that in common, and it was
it was something of bonding. And you don't know why
he's ghosting you at all. I honestly have no clue.
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I've been like racking my brain going back through like
what happened, what happened? Did I miss something? And usually
I'm really intuitive with these things, and it just felt
very it felt like a good day. Like I was like, no,
it's a great date, Like for sure, we're going to
go on a second date. And I thought like I'd
get a call from him the next day, and it's
like nothing, he won't even respond to me, and it
which is kind of like it just seems completely abnormal.
(19:25):
I don't know what happened. That's the most annoying thing
about going on a date that you think went well.
You start over analyzing yourself, like what's wrong? What did
I do wrong? I know, yeah, exactly Like what did
I say? Did I smell here? Right? No? I mean
I know I didn't smell, so it's not that it
smelled good. I showered, I primped and all that stuff.
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We'll see if we can figure it out. Where you
will play us, I'll come back and then call him
and ask why he's ghosting with your first day follow
up next inside will show Tara is on the phone
and Tara is getting ghosted by a dude named Sam,
and everybody wants Sam to not be ghostinger because Tara
and Sam is a really good couple. Name yeah, And
they had a good date, and they did have a
good date. They went out for a sip and paint.
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They painted and they sipped and then he waited for
the Uber with her. There was no kiss at the
end of the date because they didn't want to be
making out in front of the uber driver, which is
really weird. Terry, you should try that sometime. It's really exciting.
I agree. Yeah. I don't know about that. I don't
know that they would appreciate that. Maybe they'd drive off
or something. Trust me, they like it. Automatic five star, Yeah, yeah,
(20:31):
I could be a whole show right now, Sam's ghostinger
and Tera has no idea why. It's been a week
since she's heard anything from him. And one of the
things that she really liked was that they both bonded
over the fact that they own businesses. And I don't know, Terry,
you really can't think of any reason that this guy's
ghosting you. I cannot think of one reason. I honestly can't. Okay, well,
(20:52):
we'll see if we can figure out. I'm gonnadas from
her right now. Okay, yeah, sure. Hello. This is Sam. Hello,
this is Jewel from The Jewel Show and Christian Grace
Now and Bennett. Sam, we're calling you because we got
(21:15):
an email about you from somebody who listens to the
show and they wanted us to give you a phone
call or all right. We do a segment on the
show called the First Date follow Up. That's where if
you go out with someone on a date and then
you end up ghosting them, that person that got ghosted
can email us to get you on the phone and
ask why you're ghosting them. And we got an email
about you from someone that you went on a date
(21:36):
with recently. Is it Tara, you are a winner. Yes,
it's Tara. Tara wanted us to call you. So. Tara
told us about your date. She said she really liked
you and she thought that you guys had an amazing date.
She can't think of any reason that you'd be ghosting her,
but apparently you are, and she wants to know why.
Can you tell us? Do you mind? Yeah, we did
(21:59):
have We did have a good date. Um. I don't
know what she told you about it, but like we
seem to get along really well. I really liked her.
She's very attractive, she just get a good personality. Fun.
She said that, like it's one of the best dates
she's been on ever because especially like you guys, I
guess we're both you both owned businesses and stuff, and
she thought that was cool. Yeah, we definitely, we definitely
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bonded over that and I had I had a really
good time on the date too. I guess for me,
it was just like one little thing that turned me
off and just in the conversation at one point she
mentioned something about her parents co signing for her for
some sort of business loan and I don't know, it
(22:43):
just it just turned me off a little bit when
I felt like Okay, so her parents are just kind
of helping her and giving her money and doing all
this stuff for her. But just because someone does have
a helping hand along the way doesn't make necessarily running
a business easy. I mean you have to admit that,
you know, owning a businesses has to be horribly hard.
(23:03):
So even if she has money from her parents, that
she's still making it happen. I don't know, maybe I'm
being too judgmental. It was just all I can do
is kind of go with my my feelings. And I
don't know. When I heard that, I was just like,
it just kind of turned me off a little bit. Okay,
so that and that was the moment you decided that
you were not going to call her back. Was when
you found out that her parents helped her with her
(23:23):
loan or whatever. Yeah, I don't know if that was
the moment, but I just I got home afterwards and
I started thinking about it, and it just I think
at this point I should just let it go. It's
kind of in my head. And it's been a week
or so since our date, and you know, like you
guys said, I've ghosted her. I haven't communicated with her.
(23:44):
I know she sent me a couple of text messages,
and I saw that she tried to call me one
time and never left a message. So it's probably best
just to let go. Okay, well kind of let it
go just yet, because Tera is actually on the phone.
I wants to talk to you. You guys didn't tell
me she was on the phone. Thanks a lot. I'm
(24:05):
sure this won't be awkward now. Hi. I heard all
that and that whole thing about like trust fund baby,
and I th like I'm some privileged person is completely
off base, Like I've worked my butt off just like
you to start my business and I barely even mentioned
that cosigning thing, and they're not cosigners on my business.
(24:27):
It was more like, if I decide to expand and
do another location, I may need them as a co signer,
but not because I need the money, but because I
have to show you know that I have a backup plan.
It has nothing to do with so like my parents
giving me money. They've never given me money. Everything that
I've done has been on my own. And that's a
pretty big assumption that you made, and the fact that
(24:48):
you didn't even like tell me that that was going on.
You just decide to ghost me after what I felt
like was a really nice time. I don't know, I
just like that rubs me the wrong way. And you're
you're a real estate agent, and that's great, good job,
you worked really hard to get where you are. But
I made my own business, Like that is a lot different.
(25:10):
Do you know how hard it is to have a
small business like a salon? That is not easy. And
you're saying you're acting all high and mighty like as
if you you know there doesn't think like you're just
like the best thing since you know ice cream, And
that sucks for me because you don't even know me,
Like we went on one date and you're making all
these assumptions about me and you don't even have the
(25:30):
to like essentially say something about it on the date
in a way that's maybe you know, you could have
said something to me or ask more questions. You just
made this wild assumption and then like ghosted me. That's
not that's not integrity. That's not you know, like you're
seeing you're acting like I don't have integrity. That's not integrity. Wow,
(25:51):
that was pretty awesome. That it was really that was
really sexy the way you just put me in my place, Tara, Well, okay,
Well if that's what you want, I can do that
some more to keep going good if you want. No, No,
for real, that was I mean, I love a strong
(26:14):
woman and that was awesome how you just stood up
for yourself and and maybe I was a little judgmental,
and you know, I could have been wrong in that situation,
but that's good for you. Good for you for standing judgmental.
You were just like flat out wrong, like you may
it's not judgmental, like judgmental is like being right about
(26:35):
something and having an opinion about it, you know, and
judging me for that. You're totally off base. No, Tara,
You're right. I was wrong. Um. I shouldn't have made
those assumptions about you. Um. I guess I misheard a
little bit what you said, and I shouldn't have jumped
to conclusions. Um. So look, I'm sorry, You're you're awesome.
(26:57):
That's great that you're doing all this, and I totally
totally respect that. I mean, I appreciate you saying that
that you're sorry, and I do like to give people,
you know, the benefit of the doubt. I don't know
what was going on for you that day, but yeah,
sometimes we make the wrong You know, people make the
(27:17):
wrong impressions and you make mistakes. So thank you. I
appreciate your I do appreciate your your apology. And um,
sounds like you know who I am now, So if
that's good, dud, Sam, would you like to out with
terror again on another date? We'll pay for it? Oh? Yeah,
I would totally go out on another date with her. Now,
I don't know, I'm can I take some time to
(27:40):
think about it? Do I have to make some decision
right now? At a second? Well, can you please make
a decision right now because I really like to see
you again? Okay, I will. I will give you one
one last chance. Um, I'm going to put my ego
aside and I'm gonna go ahead and start for all. Right,
(28:00):
Well said Sam, you got a date, Tara, You get Sam,
and Sam gets another shot, and we'll send you guys
out and pay for it. And Sam, I can tell
why you're good at selling houses. Wow, you're selling, we're buying. Yeah. No,
I'm glad you guys. I'm glad you guys helped me this. Uh,
this is awesome. I can't wait to see you again, Tara. Oh,
(28:24):
Thames like I'm looking forward to it too. Y'all have fun, fine,
then Jubile Show on demand
Then Jewel Show on Demand to text in at four
one oh six one that says, no, Lugie's in the
shower or puking or going number two in the shower.
I lived with somebody who did that, and it was disgusting.
One of the reasons I moved out. Okay, Lugie's if
it goes down the drain, Okay, if I don't have
(00:21):
to see it puking. Also, if it goes down the drain,
if I don't have to see it. I've done that
a lot in my life, Like you know, I've partied
a lot. So that has happened a lot. But then
the other thing, taking a TUZI in the shower, Oh,
what kind of maniac? Who raised you? Does that? Why
even go in the shower? It's the Jewel Show in
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(00:45):
mind is blown. I should not have looked at that
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that this person moved out was because of that. So
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do smells, whether it's like a bo extremely bad breath,
smells in the kitchen, bathroom, or just overall unfavorable, like
personal stench, I cannot do it. I did the Disney
College Program almost ten years ago, and it's like an
internship at Disney World, okay, and you just like spend
a semester there. You do your studies and you work
(01:51):
out the park. It was supposed to be like a vacation.
I ended up hating Disney World. That does of my
roommates really, second set of roommates. I don't know what
it was. I couldn't pin it down, but the apartment
I moved into smelt like bad rod fish twenty four
to seven, and I didn't know why it smelled like
that in the kitchen, in the bathroom, in the bedroom.
(02:12):
And it's the reason I left the program early, because
I can't do bad smells. Did you know which roommate
it was that had the beds? I just assumed it
was all of them, just all of the out and
I stayed away, and I moved out and went back home.
Say why didn't not talk to any of us? Because
I cannot breathe in here? Call us eight three six
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And what is your roommate deal breaker? Jordan? Hey, I'm here, Jordan,
I'm here too. We're both here today and that's great.
That means it's a good day. So what's your roommate
deal breaker? Jordan? So I had a roommate and he
would flick his boogers and hit the wall. Was like
(02:58):
deadly accuracy too. It's kind of scary. He would just
let yeah, he would just let them dry to the wall. Okay,
I was kind of concerned. On one hand, impressive, right,
that you can flick a booger with accuracy like that,
you know. On the other hand, clean them off the wall. Yeah. Yes,
it's funny because he actually ended up moving out and
(03:19):
I had to scrape the wall off the wall. No, no,
absolutely not had a new wall collin task for habbit. Yeah,
I've never really had too. That's one thing that I
haven't done in my life, scraped boogers that have been
dragged to a wall for a very long time off
the wall. I'm also not good at d I y stuff.
So what did you have to use? Was it hard
(03:39):
to get those off? Yes, so some of them were
easier than others, but for the most part I had
to use a paint scraper. Oh god. Yeah. Of course
it took some of the paint off the wall, so
I had to repaint the walls too. What offer this
man's boogers? No? Thank you? Yeah? And did you talk
to him about it at all? I mean, did you
(04:00):
guys have a conversation Like he told me he would
do it while he was laying in bed, like looking
at his phone, and his bed is in one corner
of the room, and he actually hit his doorknob wow
across the room. Yep, Oh my god. Okay, Diesel Booker, Yeah, Diesel,
(04:23):
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is your roommate deal breaker? Christian. My roommate deal breaker
is just listen. I've been very honest about how I
love my a long time. Like y'all know, even when
I get out of work, I like to go home
and not do anything. My roommate deal breaker is someone
who wants to be with me all the time, and
(04:44):
like you know, and I get like, I've lived with
friends before and it's wonderful. It's actually I mean, it's
great to have someone you trust, you know, someone you
you know, you feel close to. But it's hard when
you have that friendship with someone and you live with
them and then you do want a long time because
it's like you're used to like I do everything with you,
you do everything with me. I don't know when you
won a long time and probably vice versa. So my
roommate deal breaker is someone wanting to be with me
(05:05):
and do everything with me. I would say a cleaning
roommate is probably pretty unconf what I was trying to
the word I was looking for is clinging? You open
up the shower curtain and they're sitting and they're like, hey, man,
do you watch that last episode GOT Show? They just
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Jubil Show on demand? It's another Jubil phone Frameay Mornings
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from dot com? Is this Faith? Oh? Yeah, Hi, Faith?
How are you? Um? I know it's probably weird to
receive a phone call from me, but you are a
(05:52):
very avid streamer on our streaming service, aren't you. Yes? Yes,
that goes without saying. Do you enjoy live streaming on
our platform? And is this sort of like a customer
satisfaction survey or something like what are you calling me about? Well,
it's not necessarily a satisfaction survey, but I do have
(06:14):
something satisfaction wise to speak with you about, okay, And
I have to regretfully inform you that we have deemed
your live stream not satisfactory for our platform and your
streaming rights are being revoked. Excuse me, Yes, your streaming
rights are revoked for now, and you will be able
(06:36):
to get them back if you do a few things.
But as of now, you will not be able to
stream on our platform. We're not going to totally delete
your account, but it will be paused and you won't
be able to have any activity on your live stream
for now. Well, what sort of rules did I break?
I follow the guidelines. I don't understand. Well, it's the content.
It has to do with the content that you've been streaming.
I play music. How is that offensive? Do you do what? Well?
(07:02):
I mean sometimes I think sometimes I play the guitar. Yeah,
you do what with the guitar? Play it? I'm trying
to learn how to play it. I thought I would
show everything. Let's not go thrown around that word play
just willy nilly. You have a guitar, yes, and what
you're doing are serious. What you're doing with that guitar
(07:23):
is not playing it? Is it? It's called learning how
to play something. It's called education. Well, the other day
I happened to come across your live stream while you
were doing one of your guitar thingies, and well, I
saw you doing something with a guitar and it definitely
(07:44):
wasn't playing, and it definitely didn't sound like music. It
was appalling. So we've revoked your live stream for now,
and also the eight hundred dollars that you have in
your account that's ready to be deposited will be on
hold and you won't be receiving that. Are you kidding me?
This is a joke, Like I cannot comprehend this, What
the hell that eight hundred dollars is going to be held?
(08:05):
Or we want to work with you, faith because we
do appreciate you streaming on our service. I don't want
this to come off the wrong way. Your guitar playing
is atrocious and we can't have that kind of music
being streamed on our platform. But we will use that
eight hundred dollars that is ready to be deposited to
you toward guitar lessons, private guitar lessons that you can't
stream online, and then once you learn to play at
(08:27):
your stream will be back up and running with wonderful
guitar music on it. Are you kidding me? There is
just absolutely no way that this is even legal. You
can't just ban me for learning how to play the guitar.
I mean, this is ridiculous. It's nowhere in the contract
do I see any of this. I'm gonna sue you're
at and get ready. I have half of mind a
(08:51):
counter suit for the sound of that guitar because it's
stuck in my head. Now, hey, you know what, I
will take your guitar lessons. Do you want to teach
you it? Teach me? Well, I do play the acts
from time to time, and I would definitely be interested
in sitting down with you and showing you how to
appropriately strum the guitar. All right, you know great, Let's
(09:11):
set up an appointment in person, preferably so that I
can bash your head with my guitar. Oh yeah, and
I'm going to do it on another new streaming site. Okay,
I'm going to get more views breaking my guitar over
your head on this new website than I ever heard
on your one. Is there anything else because I kind
(09:33):
of need to show because I have a life. Okay, Okay, Well,
yes there is one more thing. This is actually Jewel
from The Jewel Show doing a phone prank on you
and your cousin. Tye set you up. It's a joke,
he said, that you've been learning to play guitar on
your live stream and he wanted to mess with you.
(09:54):
You know, I still want to beat you over the
head with my guitar. Okay, that was a little mean.
The Jewil Show on Demand. Welcome to the J and
N the Jewbil News Network for Friday, December second, twenty
twenty two. This is J and N News with a
slight drinking problem. I'm Jewel Fresh and for your top
story of the day. Candy store dot com just released
(10:16):
its annual list of the most popular holiday candies. Okay,
and also the top worst holiday candy. The number one
holiday candy for the fifth year in a row is
peppermint bark. Okay, I mean that's fair. What is that pepperliciousness?
Hard peppermint pieces just peppermint chocolate. But it looks so hard.
It's like peppermint and chocolate. Yeah, like it's bark. I've
(10:40):
never I don't even know bark bark on a tree.
I've never heard of candy barn. Then it is our
the official candy spokesperson of the shows. You love candy
and you don't know what peppermint bark. I don't know
what pepper Oh my god, we're gonna have to buy
you some here. Let me pull up a picture for you.
Oh my gosh, white chocolate with peppermin in it. Yeah, chocolate.
Not impressed, Not impressed. Okay, Well, the rest of the
(11:02):
top five are minis ESA's Peanut Buttercups okay, yes, Eminem's Starburst,
and the last one is a tie between Hershe's Kisses
and Chocolate Santas. Okay. Well, we can't talk about holiday
candies and mentioned Hershey's without talking about the iconic commercial
that they've been playing for forty five years, you know,
with the little Hershey's ringing the bells. Oh yeah, they've
had that same commercial literally forever. And when I see that,
(11:23):
I'm like, okay, it's officially Christmas. Yeah. I do love
the holiday hershey Kisses. They're so dope, and you know what,
you just like leave them on people's desk and they're
gonna be so impressed with you. You might end up
in someone's bed. Candy Kisses on anyone's desk in here,
I mean I think he has. I've heard of rumors.
I'm offended. The worst candy, the number one worst candy
(11:43):
for Christmas is Christmas nugat candy as all it says, Oh,
what's that? I don't know. I don't know either. Honestly,
I'm a candy hollick and I've never looked forward to
the holidays because of holiday handy. I'm looking at the
nugat stuff now. It's like taffy but with like it
looks like peppermint and candy cane. It's like weird. Basically,
it's like Santa threw up and they made it again.
(12:06):
It should change the name to Santa Fuge. Yeah, this
is the J and N the Jewel News Network. This
edition of The J and N is sponsored by Lugle
Jimmy's Mittens, the warmest gloves you'll ever wear. And you
know what they say, you haven't lived until you've had
Little Jimmy's Mitts on your body. For her next story,
let's send it on over to minute. Hey, it's been
and I'm at the Good Morning America studios where the
(12:26):
tea is super hot and really messy. Co host t J.
Holmes and Amy Roeback. They've been hosting the lunchtime hour
of GMA since twenty twenty, where they had a very
cozy on air relationship, which is really good because you know,
for a shell and co host, you want to get
along chemistry. But that chemistry wasn't only on air, was
off air? Okay. The couple were caught in four K
(12:47):
on various dates, holding hands, kissing, feeding each other. The
problem they've both been married for about ten years. Oh
oh my god. Yes, I'm guessing that their spouses are
probably not cool. Oh. I mean, according to the sources,
they both left their relationship months ago. Okay, but it
still doesn't look good at all. The timing doesn't look good.
(13:09):
And I mean GMA brings in about three million viewers
per day. The audacity for you guys to like leave
set and go an hour away and think you're not
going to get caught funny, that's crazy. Yeah, they should
have gone to like a remote island somewhere and called
it a day. Yeah. I don't want to get called.
I've seen this story, and I have not seen Good
Morning America reporting on it. It would be awesome if
they had to report on their own infidelity together. I
(13:31):
love it. The most awkward news ever. It really would be.
I also want to say, I bet Good Morning America's
writings are about to be higher than they've ever beenh
My gosh, I think they did show up to work
whiles and everything. So even amidst all this, they're pretending
nothing's going on, like, yep, we're together. You can't do
anything about it. We'll be watching in all smiles. Who
knows it's going on the dressing room before. This is
(13:56):
the Jewel News Network. If you're hearing it on the JNN,
it's probably because the other news networks are too smart
to cover it. Listening to Christian Grayceno, it's the holiday season,
so cheer up and do something nice people. That is
what one man in Cincinnati, Ohio did recently when he
was driving along the highway and he saw a FedEx
truck on the side of the road with its flashers on.
He decided to pull over and see if he could
(14:17):
help the FedEx driver. But when he got to the
FedEx truck, he realized the truck was empty and there
were boxes sitting all along inside the truck that were
just left abandoned. So what did he do? He said, quote,
I called every number on each box and told him
I have your package, and I'm going to deliver it
to your house. He just basically became the FedEx man.
So what he did the kind gentleman says, people were
incredibly thankful for his generosity. And even though he has
(14:38):
reached out to FedEx numerous times throughout this whole debacle,
FedEx has not hit him back whatsoever. So FedEx not
only needs to give him a job, but kind of
him a check as well. And if you're missing some
FedEx packages, it's probably because your driver just pulled over
and decided to go do something else in the truck.
Where's the truck now? Does he just have in his
yard or did he give it back? Like? This is
the j and N. Why you ask him? It's j
(15:02):
N some of the facts, none of the time, clue.
This is the JNN, the Jewel News Network News for
the newsing impaired. I remember you can listen to the
Jane and every single weekday morning at this time, and
follow the show on social media. At the Jewel Show,
follow all of us individually. I'm at Jewel Fresh, i
am at Bennett Knows, I'm at Christian Grace. Now The
Jewel Show on Demand First day follow up is on
(15:24):
the phone today for a first date follow up, and
Tara isn't getting a call back from a dude she
went out with and his name is Sam Bummer. First
of all, before we get into your date and stuff,
thank you for your email. Um. How long has it
been since you went out with Sam? Um? Oh, gosh,
it's been about a week, and he's ghosting ghosting you
(15:45):
or like he hasn't responded to anything. He's definitely ghosting me,
because I mean I know this because prior to the date, like,
we've been texting like pretty solid for a week, and
so I mean it's it's pretty clear that I'm getting
ghosted and I I don't know why, and I feel
really sad about it because I really liked him. How
many times are you trying to get a hold of
(16:06):
him since your date? I haven't gone overboard. I've just
spent a few texts, but not like all on the
same day, you know, So I don't know, probably like honestly,
probably like four times, like a few texts, and then
I finally called, but I didn't leave a voicemail. Okay,
why don't you tells a little bit about the date then? Okay,
So basically we met on Tinder and Sam is in
(16:31):
the same fraternity as my brother who's like my best friend,
So we kind of bonded over that and the fact
that they are in the same fraternity and just like
their time in college Greek life in general. But yeah,
I mean we're both entrepreneurs. He works in real estate
and I'm a hair stylist and I run like this
small hair and eyebrows alone with a friend. So we
(16:55):
have a lot in comment. Yeah, yeah, we have a
lot in comment in terms of like being self starter
and having own businesses and just being kind of go getters.
But I mean we really connected over kind of Greek
life stuff and um yeah all that, and we talked
about like business goals for the next ten years. It
(17:15):
was just really easy conversations. Yeah, and actually we like
figured out that we grew up only an hour from
each other, which was a really like small world. And yeah,
the whole date was super fun. Actually, we would like
went to one of those like stipp and paint parties.
I've always wanted to go to were you like drinking paint? Yeah, exactly,
(17:40):
like a drunk Bob Ross. Yeah, I've always wanted I've
always wanted to go to one of those two and
then just get really drunk and then be an art critic. Yeah,
and everybody to be like, wow, that is I do
not see the vision. It was super fun. We had
a really good time, and I thought that it was
going to go somewhere. And I mean, like he waited
for my uper and we didn't kiss good night, which
(18:00):
was fine because it would have been inappropriate, like you
for drivers shows up and then he like makes that
with me. It wasn't like that at all. It was
just like a sweet like chase tug, but there was
like affection there, Like I'm so confused. Okay, Yeah. We
do these all the time and people always call and say, like,
I don't know, the date just seemed to go really good,
but I want to you're a date. Does seem like
(18:20):
a really good day. I don't know. It sounds like
the day really like started and you know, became fun
when you guys started sipping paint. Maybe he thought it
was too much business at the beginning of the day.
Oh oh, I guess so, I mean, but I mean,
it just seemed like he was excited about it too.
It didn't seem like that, Like it seemed to me
like it was something we had in common. War both
(18:42):
like feeling passionate about Yeah, I mean, I would think
that would be exciting for him. It's I mean, it's
cool when you have met someone that similar interests, especially
I mean if you're a career type of person, then
it's awesome if you meet another person who seems motivated
and driven at their career. Yep, exactly right, like you
you know, we had that in common, and it was
it was something of bonding. And you don't know why
he's ghosting you at all. I honestly have no clue.
(19:05):
I've been like racking my brain going back through like
what happened, what happened? Did I miss something? And usually
I'm really intuitive with these things, and it just felt
very it felt like a good day. Like I was like, no,
it's a great date, Like for sure, we're going to
go on a second date. And I thought like I'd
get a call from him the next day, and it's
like nothing, he won't even respond to me, and it
which is kind of like it just seems completely abnormal.
(19:25):
I don't know what happened. That's the most annoying thing
about going on a date that you think went well.
You start over analyzing yourself, like what's wrong? What did
I do wrong? I know, yeah, exactly Like what did
I say? Did I smell here? Right? No? I mean
I know I didn't smell, so it's not that it
smelled good. I showered, I primped and all that stuff.
(19:48):
We'll see if we can figure it out. Where you
will play us, I'll come back and then call him
and ask why he's ghosting with your first day follow
up next inside will show Tara is on the phone
and Tara is getting ghosted by a dude named Sam,
and everybody wants Sam to not be ghostinger because Tara
and Sam is a really good couple. Name yeah, And
they had a good date, and they did have a
good date. They went out for a sip and paint.
(20:10):
They painted and they sipped and then he waited for
the Uber with her. There was no kiss at the
end of the date because they didn't want to be
making out in front of the uber driver, which is
really weird. Terry, you should try that sometime. It's really exciting.
I agree. Yeah. I don't know about that. I don't
know that they would appreciate that. Maybe they'd drive off
or something. Trust me, they like it. Automatic five star, Yeah, yeah,
(20:31):
I could be a whole show right now, Sam's ghostinger
and Tera has no idea why. It's been a week
since she's heard anything from him. And one of the
things that she really liked was that they both bonded
over the fact that they own businesses. And I don't know, Terry,
you really can't think of any reason that this guy's
ghosting you. I cannot think of one reason. I honestly can't. Okay, well,
(20:52):
we'll see if we can figure out. I'm gonnadas from
her right now. Okay, yeah, sure. Hello. This is Sam. Hello,
this is Jewel from The Jewel Show and Christian Grace
Now and Bennett. Sam, we're calling you because we got
(21:15):
an email about you from somebody who listens to the
show and they wanted us to give you a phone
call or all right. We do a segment on the
show called the First Date follow Up. That's where if
you go out with someone on a date and then
you end up ghosting them, that person that got ghosted
can email us to get you on the phone and
ask why you're ghosting them. And we got an email
about you from someone that you went on a date
(21:36):
with recently. Is it Tara, you are a winner. Yes,
it's Tara. Tara wanted us to call you. So. Tara
told us about your date. She said she really liked
you and she thought that you guys had an amazing date.
She can't think of any reason that you'd be ghosting her,
but apparently you are, and she wants to know why.
Can you tell us? Do you mind? Yeah, we did
(21:59):
have We did have a good date. Um. I don't
know what she told you about it, but like we
seem to get along really well. I really liked her.
She's very attractive, she just get a good personality. Fun.
She said that, like it's one of the best dates
she's been on ever because especially like you guys, I
guess we're both you both owned businesses and stuff, and
she thought that was cool. Yeah, we definitely, we definitely
(22:21):
bonded over that and I had I had a really
good time on the date too. I guess for me,
it was just like one little thing that turned me
off and just in the conversation at one point she
mentioned something about her parents co signing for her for
some sort of business loan and I don't know, it
(22:43):
just it just turned me off a little bit when
I felt like Okay, so her parents are just kind
of helping her and giving her money and doing all
this stuff for her. But just because someone does have
a helping hand along the way doesn't make necessarily running
a business easy. I mean you have to admit that,
you know, owning a businesses has to be horribly hard.
(23:03):
So even if she has money from her parents, that
she's still making it happen. I don't know, maybe I'm
being too judgmental. It was just all I can do
is kind of go with my my feelings. And I
don't know. When I heard that, I was just like,
it just kind of turned me off a little bit. Okay,
so that and that was the moment you decided that
you were not going to call her back. Was when
you found out that her parents helped her with her
(23:23):
loan or whatever. Yeah, I don't know if that was
the moment, but I just I got home afterwards and
I started thinking about it, and it just I think
at this point I should just let it go. It's
kind of in my head. And it's been a week
or so since our date, and you know, like you
guys said, I've ghosted her. I haven't communicated with her.
(23:44):
I know she sent me a couple of text messages,
and I saw that she tried to call me one
time and never left a message. So it's probably best
just to let go. Okay, well kind of let it
go just yet, because Tera is actually on the phone.
I wants to talk to you. You guys didn't tell
me she was on the phone. Thanks a lot. I'm
(24:05):
sure this won't be awkward now. Hi. I heard all
that and that whole thing about like trust fund baby,
and I th like I'm some privileged person is completely
off base, Like I've worked my butt off just like
you to start my business and I barely even mentioned
that cosigning thing, and they're not cosigners on my business.
(24:27):
It was more like, if I decide to expand and
do another location, I may need them as a co signer,
but not because I need the money, but because I
have to show you know that I have a backup plan.
It has nothing to do with so like my parents
giving me money. They've never given me money. Everything that
I've done has been on my own. And that's a
pretty big assumption that you made, and the fact that
(24:48):
you didn't even like tell me that that was going on.
You just decide to ghost me after what I felt
like was a really nice time. I don't know, I
just like that rubs me the wrong way. And you're
you're a real estate agent, and that's great, good job,
you worked really hard to get where you are. But
I made my own business, Like that is a lot different.
(25:10):
Do you know how hard it is to have a
small business like a salon? That is not easy. And
you're saying you're acting all high and mighty like as
if you you know there doesn't think like you're just
like the best thing since you know ice cream, And
that sucks for me because you don't even know me,
Like we went on one date and you're making all
these assumptions about me and you don't even have the
(25:30):
to like essentially say something about it on the date
in a way that's maybe you know, you could have
said something to me or ask more questions. You just
made this wild assumption and then like ghosted me. That's
not that's not integrity. That's not you know, like you're
seeing you're acting like I don't have integrity. That's not integrity. Wow,
(25:51):
that was pretty awesome. That it was really that was
really sexy the way you just put me in my place, Tara, Well, okay,
Well if that's what you want, I can do that
some more to keep going good if you want. No, No,
for real, that was I mean, I love a strong
(26:14):
woman and that was awesome how you just stood up
for yourself and and maybe I was a little judgmental,
and you know, I could have been wrong in that situation,
but that's good for you. Good for you for standing judgmental.
You were just like flat out wrong, like you may
it's not judgmental, like judgmental is like being right about
(26:35):
something and having an opinion about it, you know, and
judging me for that. You're totally off base. No, Tara,
You're right. I was wrong. Um. I shouldn't have made
those assumptions about you. Um. I guess I misheard a
little bit what you said, and I shouldn't have jumped
to conclusions. Um. So look, I'm sorry, You're you're awesome.
(26:57):
That's great that you're doing all this, and I totally
totally respect that. I mean, I appreciate you saying that
that you're sorry, and I do like to give people,
you know, the benefit of the doubt. I don't know
what was going on for you that day, but yeah,
sometimes we make the wrong You know, people make the
(27:17):
wrong impressions and you make mistakes. So thank you. I
appreciate your I do appreciate your your apology. And um,
sounds like you know who I am now, So if
that's good, dud, Sam, would you like to out with
terror again on another date? We'll pay for it? Oh? Yeah,
I would totally go out on another date with her. Now,
I don't know, I'm can I take some time to
(27:40):
think about it? Do I have to make some decision
right now? At a second? Well, can you please make
a decision right now because I really like to see
you again? Okay, I will. I will give you one
one last chance. Um, I'm going to put my ego
aside and I'm gonna go ahead and start for all. Right,
(28:00):
Well said Sam, you got a date, Tara, You get Sam,
and Sam gets another shot, and we'll send you guys
out and pay for it. And Sam, I can tell
why you're good at selling houses. Wow, you're selling, we're buying. Yeah. No,
I'm glad you guys. I'm glad you guys helped me this. Uh,
this is awesome. I can't wait to see you again, Tara. Oh,
(28:24):
Thames like I'm looking forward to it too. Y'all have fun, fine,
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