October 8, 2025 • 14 mins
Ex-NFL quarterback Cam Newton said on his podcast that he needs a list of who his girlfriend dated before him. Fred wants to know if significant others have the right to know this.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is the Bread Show. Each time. Celebrate the holiday
season with Mariah Carey's Christmas Time in Las Vegas this
November twenty eighth through December thirteenth, Adobe Live at Park MGM,
and you could be going a trip for two to
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(00:20):
Text Obsessed to five seven seven three nine right now
for a chance to win. A confirmation text will be
sent standard message and data rates may apply. It's all
thanks to the Live Nation. Cam Newton, former NFL quarterback,
And you know, now he's just wearing he's wearing hats
a lot. He's wearing hats, and he's wearing things around
his neck, always something around his neck, and like, I
(00:42):
don't know, I would feel very confined with so many
things tied around my neck. And as Scott, you know,
he loves to scarf, you know, some around his neck.
Speaker 2 (00:50):
It's always giving like mister Monopoly in some way, Like
I feel like he has one of those like one
eyeglasses on.
Speaker 1 (00:55):
Sometimes, you know, like he probably owns a Monica.
Speaker 2 (01:00):
I feel like he wears like old timey accessories. Was
he the one who like said to that sports reporter like,
hold on, it's really cute to hear you talk about plays.
Speaker 1 (01:07):
I think he did say that. Okay, I don't want
to misquote Cam the legend Cam Newton, but I agree.
I feel like maybe he said something like that. But
here he is with his latest hot take. Cam Newton
explains to someone on a podcast, Parker McKenna, why, of
course he asked his girlfriend Jasmine Brown for a list
(01:29):
of all of her previous partners before their relationship. Really,
I wanted to know her list of who.
Speaker 3 (01:39):
I need I want to know.
Speaker 1 (01:41):
I needed to know. He Oh my god. And I'm
gonna tell you why though.
Speaker 3 (01:46):
I want to know because before I sit up here
and really keep moving and elevating our relationship, I want
to know who got one up on me and if
I'm willing to take on that burden. Because why I
want to know if you had any type of relationship.
(02:07):
It's to see experiences with people that I really know.
Speaker 1 (02:10):
I need to know that I'm old. That says says
the guy who has only kids as he am, and
not all from the same person, right, I mean like
eight kids. I don't know how many different partners. He
said he does three different people. Okay, well whatever, which
(02:31):
which who cares? Right? But I mean, you know you
you are a guy who I mean, does he have
to give a list of all the people that he's
been with. The only thing I will say about this
in I'm not gonna say the defense because really I don't.
I'm not defending him, but I guess in Hollywood where
he considers himself, in Hollywood famous, you know, sports, sports,
(02:52):
whatever you want to say, it's a pretty tight circle.
And these people tend to date the same kind not
the same kind of people, but the same people. But
so many people float around a little bit. They've dated another,
NFL players, other NBA players, depending on, you know, sort
of what you're going for. There are some people who
will this isn't my opinion, and people brag about this.
I've been with this many NFL players and this many
(03:14):
NBA players or whatever. I'm not saying she's one of
those people. I don't know anything about her, but I mean,
I guess it would be helpful to know if she's
dated a teammate or a friend or something like that.
You know, if we're all keeping it in the family
here I mean, I might like to know that, like
if I don't know, if you've dated five other radio people,
you know, and now if you're a radio girl, which
(03:37):
nobody is. Nobody's out here trying to date a radio personality,
nobody for a lot of different reasons. You guys used
to get thrown at you. There is no one throwing
anything in me and is scary. But you guys used
to get throw one's throwing anything the hottest girls. Yeah,
we get like, you don't have to. We cannot reminisce
about the time when radio people were considered famous. It's fine,
(03:59):
it's finding what because you guys are the same, So
it's fine. There were radio groupes though shout out uh.
Back in the day, it was fine. They wanted to
get in here, you know with the late night show.
Maybe did a little little you know, when they were
plenty of late night people, myself included back in the day,
took plenty of advantage of that girl check in. You
(04:23):
already know. But I would say that actually being on
the radio has has driven more people away today than
it has. You're gonna talk about me on the radio.
He talks about people on the radio. I don't but
plenty of that going on. But anyway, would you guys,
do you guys think that you're entitled here's the question
(04:44):
eight five five five five in context the same number.
Do you guys think that you are entitled to any
context about who the person who you're now with was
with before you? And, like I said, where I was
going getting with The other point is that it's a
relatively small world, so might be I mean, look, if
you dated other people that I know really well, I
would probably like to know that, just so that to
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his point and not probably coming from the same place
he is, but to his point, I just don't want
to be the only guy in the room at the SP's,
because I'm always at the SP's. But I don't want
to be the only guy in the room at the
Radio Hall of Fame. Okay, who doesn't know that that
my wife or girlfriend dated a bunch of other people there?
And so again, no one did anything wrong here. You're
(05:27):
allowed to date whoever you want. If your list is
to you know, volumes, then know you shouldn't be judged
for that. Like if I like you and I want
to date you and you're good to me and whatever, fine,
No judgment, But do you believe that you have a
right to know any like how many who? And then
does it depend on whether you ever have a chance
(05:48):
of running into them or not? Like for example, you know,
even you could remove the NFL and being famous for this.
Like let's say you grew up in a neighborhood and
you marry somebody who grew up in the same neighborhood,
and so you know, and you're going to stay in
that neighborhoo. So maybe there's a good chance you go
to the grocery store and even though it was ten
years ago and everyone's moved on that, you know, your
husband dated so and so, who's now you know, shopping
for comquats right next to you? And and do you
(06:11):
have a right to know that? Or or is it
just hey, a life as it comes up. Then I
can be like, yeah, I used to date her, you know,
or whatever, because I suppose if you laid this whole
out ahead of time, there's a good chance that somebody
would disqualify you before you ever got to know them,
because it's like, oh, you dated her, I don't like her,
I don't want to be with you. Now you could
argue that's not the right person for you. But still like,
sometimes too much information is too much information, Yeah, but
(06:33):
not enough information is not enough information.
Speaker 4 (06:35):
And I don't need to be sitting down eating misteak
nuggets with the lady that you smashed before.
Speaker 1 (06:40):
Yeah, because most of Big Tim's ladies also eated Armies.
Probably Armies is a hotspot for for all of big
Where is like where is Arby's? I kind of love
Arby's to be honest, Really, I can't find enough the
Army's roastbeef sandwiches is on it. It is, Well, no,
(07:04):
maybe there should be more. I'm not sure. But then
again they're serving now like like wedges of meat Like
that's it. That'sn't even come down to. They do say
they got the meat. That's what they say. They are
doing what they said they were going to do. But
basically now it's like, what chunk of meat would you
like when you go to and then we'll put it
on bread if you want, or we'll put it on
top of mac and cheese with you was or we'll
put on top of fries if you want, or you
(07:25):
can make it yourself. However do you so you say yes?
So you know everybody who Big Tim was with before.
Speaker 4 (07:32):
You probably don't know everybody, but I know if we're
in the same type of circle, Like I know if
I know the girl, like if I know her, I
need to know if you smashed. If I've never heard
of this person, I don't really care. But to Cam's point, yes,
if we are going to be running in the same circles,
sitting at the same dinner tables, attending the same events,
it would be nice to know.
Speaker 1 (07:53):
I hope he's providing the same transparency. Something tells me
he may or may not be just so.
Speaker 4 (07:58):
Many woman in his vicinity if I was his girlfriend.
Speaker 1 (08:02):
Do you think that you do you think you should
know a complete rundown of who you're with was with
before you. No, I don't.
Speaker 2 (08:13):
I don't think I need to know if like I
could be in a room with someone that you hooked
up with or vice versa, like shopping for kumqlots I think.
Speaker 1 (08:20):
Was your example.
Speaker 2 (08:22):
Yeah, I don't mind that, like if it was like
my friend or my sister, like, you should probably let me.
Speaker 1 (08:28):
Know about that.
Speaker 2 (08:29):
But I I'm a weirdo because I have had the
conversation in past relationships like the how many conversation, and
it does not bother me for a single second. I
could not care less how many people you have been with.
It does not bother me at all. I don't care
if it's five hundred. I really don't.
Speaker 1 (08:48):
The number doesn't bother me. I suppose maybe some of
the particulars would that bothered me, but I don't know.
I'm mixed on this, Like sometimes it's like, what do
you mean particulars, like like you who, well, I don't
do this. That might be like, oh really you did that?
Really that you can't? You can't handle that. I can
tell you that because you think I look like that,
(09:08):
you know what I mean, Like you're really.
Speaker 2 (09:09):
So yeah, yeah, that's you know.
Speaker 1 (09:14):
And I started thinking about it's not an insecurity. I
just start thinking about it too much. It's too much.
But then again, I don't want to be the only
person in the room who doesn't know, so I can't
win on this one.
Speaker 2 (09:23):
Ignorance is bliss and that's sure you'll never know, so like,
who really cares?
Speaker 1 (09:26):
This is funny? Someone texted, I mean I don't want
names or addresses. I'd probably want a body count. And
then Bella said, hey, we're going to call you, and
then she said normally yes, but my daughters are in
the car. Never mind well speaking.
Speaker 2 (09:37):
Code, Yeah, right, say friends, how many friends have been.
Speaker 1 (09:42):
Together for thirteen years, married for seven of My answer
is no, I don't need to know, and I'm not entitled. Yes,
need to know who you smashed in your circle of friends? Yeah,
I guess it would. Proximity is really important, That's what
I'm saying, Like if you hooked up with so and so,
and I'm never going to meet them and I never
will know them or come in contact with them, Okay, fine,
Now the only time that could be a problem is
(10:04):
like if you, I don't know, got went to kankun
and hooked up with some like awful celebrity on spring
break or something, and then I just can't get that
out of my head, Like like, you know, I'm to
think of somebody who like is very distasteful now and
you're like, you hooked up and again it's context, like
you hooked up with that person then for whatever reason,
in whatever state of mind you were in, in whatever
level of maturity. But like then, every time I watch TV,
(10:26):
I gotta see this jerky and know that he knows
about my wife, my girlfriend. Like again, So I'm I'm
a hippop, I'm a hypocrite. I'm conflicted because part of
me wants this information and part of me does it
Because I don't know what I'm gonna do with it.
I'm going to just think about it. Yeah, I light
to you. Yeah, well not lie now, you know. I
(10:48):
don't believe any of that malarkey either. Hey, Ellen, Ellen,
you want to know. You want to know if somebody
who if you're with, hooked up with someone in your
group of friends.
Speaker 5 (10:58):
Yeah, I mean my husband and grew up on the
South Side and he has the exact same group of
friends from high school, grade school. I lived far away.
We're never going to run into any of my people.
But yeah, I do want to know, and I do know,
and it makes me much more comfortable.
Speaker 1 (11:14):
It does. I think it's fair if there's going to
be regular I think it's fair. Now I would be
more worried I will know about any kind of lingering,
emotional feeling about it, or kind of the nature of
the relationship, like if you did. I wouldn't love being
in the same room with someone who'd like just stuck
and moved like you guys, just hooked it up one
time and whatever. I wouldn't love that because they were great,
you know what I know, But I'd be more concerned
(11:36):
with Yeah, I was in love with him and he
dumped me. Because then the way is, well that you
didn't even so are there are the lingering feelings like
you didn't you didn't you didn't get the close, you
didn't get closure on that. See.
Speaker 5 (11:49):
You know what's funny, like if you're if you're a
husband or a boyfriend or whatever, still good friends with
people like that. I mean, I just think that lends
the character too, like he's good friends with somebody who's
left wished I see her, she knows, I know, no
lingering feelings and I don't know.
Speaker 1 (12:05):
I don't know.
Speaker 5 (12:06):
You gotta work through that.
Speaker 1 (12:07):
Yeah, No, there are a lot a lot of variables here, Ellen,
thank you, have a good day.
Speaker 5 (12:10):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (12:10):
Yeah. A lot of people are just saying no, well
it's yes or no way. I guess it is a
yes or no thing. But like for me, it's kind
of mixed because I just don't know. And then someone
else made a good point, well what do you do
with that information? And that's the problem I have. I
don't really know what I would do with that information.
Speaker 2 (12:24):
So if you say you would be open to the
number conversation, but not knowing who, what would be a
number that you'd be comfortable with.
Speaker 1 (12:30):
I don't know that I care about the number, okay,
but some people do. I mean, because then you could
start get to get into this, like if you've been
with the five hundred people, it's like, whoa, you're a
busy lady. You know, Like we haven't been along that
I live that long, So like, what was the thought
process there exactly? You know? I don't know. I mean,
people could get really judge judge though, but I look,
I I could give you the thumb drive with the
(12:53):
inventory of what I've been doing, what I did up
until about now, and it would take you quite a
while to go through the deck. But but but I
wouldn't want to be judged on that because I don't
have the same mentality. I don't. I don't look at
it the same way. I don't necessarily regret my past.
I've been single my whole life. I didn't cheat anybody,
I didn't do anything wrong. I was I was ethnical,
I was honest. Technically, yes, no, I was. I would
(13:15):
actually not not your bs, I was actually single. No,
I actually was not dating anyone like or in a
relationship when I was out here with the Shenanigans, and
when I was dating somebody, I wasn't. I wasn't doing
stuff I wasn't supposed to be doing. I don't know,
but I wouldn't want someone now to say, oh, Wow,
in your twenties you did this, or in your thirties
(13:35):
you did that, and then and then disqualify me now
because because I don't think that that means anything about
the way that I would look at something moving forward.
I don't think it meant anything then, Like if i'd met,
you know, the right person that I stopped the Shenanigans
and and date the right person, I don't know. Yah,
I just said, this is not there's there's no consensus
on this. Some people can handle the information. Some people
(13:58):
can and that's all there is to it.
This is the Bread Show. Each time. Celebrate the holiday
season with Mariah Carey's Christmas Time in Las Vegas this
November twenty eighth through December thirteenth, Adobe Live at Park MGM,
and you could be going a trip for two to
the December twelfth show at two Night's Day at Park
MGM December twelfth through to fourteenth and round trip airfare.
(00:20):
Text Obsessed to five seven seven three nine right now
for a chance to win. A confirmation text will be
sent standard message and data rates may apply. It's all
thanks to the Live Nation. Cam Newton, former NFL quarterback,
And you know, now he's just wearing he's wearing hats
a lot. He's wearing hats, and he's wearing things around
his neck, always something around his neck, and like, I
(00:42):
don't know, I would feel very confined with so many
things tied around my neck. And as Scott, you know,
he loves to scarf, you know, some around his neck.
Speaker 2 (00:50):
It's always giving like mister Monopoly in some way, Like
I feel like he has one of those like one
eyeglasses on.
Speaker 1 (00:55):
Sometimes, you know, like he probably owns a Monica.
Speaker 2 (01:00):
I feel like he wears like old timey accessories. Was
he the one who like said to that sports reporter like,
hold on, it's really cute to hear you talk about plays.
Speaker 1 (01:07):
I think he did say that. Okay, I don't want
to misquote Cam the legend Cam Newton, but I agree.
I feel like maybe he said something like that. But
here he is with his latest hot take. Cam Newton
explains to someone on a podcast, Parker McKenna, why, of
course he asked his girlfriend Jasmine Brown for a list
(01:29):
of all of her previous partners before their relationship. Really,
I wanted to know her list of who.
Speaker 3 (01:39):
I need I want to know.
Speaker 1 (01:41):
I needed to know. He Oh my god. And I'm
gonna tell you why though.
Speaker 3 (01:46):
I want to know because before I sit up here
and really keep moving and elevating our relationship, I want
to know who got one up on me and if
I'm willing to take on that burden. Because why I
want to know if you had any type of relationship.
(02:07):
It's to see experiences with people that I really know.
Speaker 1 (02:10):
I need to know that I'm old. That says says
the guy who has only kids as he am, and
not all from the same person, right, I mean like
eight kids. I don't know how many different partners. He
said he does three different people. Okay, well whatever, which
(02:31):
which who cares? Right? But I mean, you know you
you are a guy who I mean, does he have
to give a list of all the people that he's
been with. The only thing I will say about this
in I'm not gonna say the defense because really I don't.
I'm not defending him, but I guess in Hollywood where
he considers himself, in Hollywood famous, you know, sports, sports,
(02:52):
whatever you want to say, it's a pretty tight circle.
And these people tend to date the same kind not
the same kind of people, but the same people. But
so many people float around a little bit. They've dated another,
NFL players, other NBA players, depending on, you know, sort
of what you're going for. There are some people who
will this isn't my opinion, and people brag about this.
I've been with this many NFL players and this many
(03:14):
NBA players or whatever. I'm not saying she's one of
those people. I don't know anything about her, but I mean,
I guess it would be helpful to know if she's
dated a teammate or a friend or something like that.
You know, if we're all keeping it in the family
here I mean, I might like to know that, like
if I don't know, if you've dated five other radio people,
you know, and now if you're a radio girl, which
(03:37):
nobody is. Nobody's out here trying to date a radio personality,
nobody for a lot of different reasons. You guys used
to get thrown at you. There is no one throwing
anything in me and is scary. But you guys used
to get throw one's throwing anything the hottest girls. Yeah,
we get like, you don't have to. We cannot reminisce
about the time when radio people were considered famous. It's fine,
(03:59):
it's finding what because you guys are the same, So
it's fine. There were radio groupes though shout out uh.
Back in the day, it was fine. They wanted to
get in here, you know with the late night show.
Maybe did a little little you know, when they were
plenty of late night people, myself included back in the day,
took plenty of advantage of that girl check in. You
(04:23):
already know. But I would say that actually being on
the radio has has driven more people away today than
it has. You're gonna talk about me on the radio.
He talks about people on the radio. I don't but
plenty of that going on. But anyway, would you guys,
do you guys think that you're entitled here's the question
(04:44):
eight five five five five in context the same number.
Do you guys think that you are entitled to any
context about who the person who you're now with was
with before you? And, like I said, where I was
going getting with The other point is that it's a
relatively small world, so might be I mean, look, if
you dated other people that I know really well, I
would probably like to know that, just so that to
(05:06):
his point and not probably coming from the same place
he is, but to his point, I just don't want
to be the only guy in the room at the SP's,
because I'm always at the SP's. But I don't want
to be the only guy in the room at the
Radio Hall of Fame. Okay, who doesn't know that that
my wife or girlfriend dated a bunch of other people there?
And so again, no one did anything wrong here. You're
(05:27):
allowed to date whoever you want. If your list is
to you know, volumes, then know you shouldn't be judged
for that. Like if I like you and I want
to date you and you're good to me and whatever, fine,
No judgment, But do you believe that you have a
right to know any like how many who? And then
does it depend on whether you ever have a chance
(05:48):
of running into them or not? Like for example, you know,
even you could remove the NFL and being famous for this.
Like let's say you grew up in a neighborhood and
you marry somebody who grew up in the same neighborhood,
and so you know, and you're going to stay in
that neighborhoo. So maybe there's a good chance you go
to the grocery store and even though it was ten
years ago and everyone's moved on that, you know, your
husband dated so and so, who's now you know, shopping
for comquats right next to you? And and do you
(06:11):
have a right to know that? Or or is it
just hey, a life as it comes up. Then I
can be like, yeah, I used to date her, you know,
or whatever, because I suppose if you laid this whole
out ahead of time, there's a good chance that somebody
would disqualify you before you ever got to know them,
because it's like, oh, you dated her, I don't like her,
I don't want to be with you. Now you could
argue that's not the right person for you. But still like,
sometimes too much information is too much information, Yeah, but
(06:33):
not enough information is not enough information.
Speaker 4 (06:35):
And I don't need to be sitting down eating misteak
nuggets with the lady that you smashed before.
Speaker 1 (06:40):
Yeah, because most of Big Tim's ladies also eated Armies.
Probably Armies is a hotspot for for all of big
Where is like where is Arby's? I kind of love
Arby's to be honest, Really, I can't find enough the
Army's roastbeef sandwiches is on it. It is, Well, no,
(07:04):
maybe there should be more. I'm not sure. But then
again they're serving now like like wedges of meat Like
that's it. That'sn't even come down to. They do say
they got the meat. That's what they say. They are
doing what they said they were going to do. But
basically now it's like, what chunk of meat would you
like when you go to and then we'll put it
on bread if you want, or we'll put it on
top of mac and cheese with you was or we'll
put on top of fries if you want, or you
(07:25):
can make it yourself. However do you so you say yes?
So you know everybody who Big Tim was with before.
Speaker 4 (07:32):
You probably don't know everybody, but I know if we're
in the same type of circle, Like I know if
I know the girl, like if I know her, I
need to know if you smashed. If I've never heard
of this person, I don't really care. But to Cam's point, yes,
if we are going to be running in the same circles,
sitting at the same dinner tables, attending the same events,
it would be nice to know.
Speaker 1 (07:53):
I hope he's providing the same transparency. Something tells me
he may or may not be just so.
Speaker 4 (07:58):
Many woman in his vicinity if I was his girlfriend.
Speaker 1 (08:02):
Do you think that you do you think you should
know a complete rundown of who you're with was with
before you. No, I don't.
Speaker 2 (08:13):
I don't think I need to know if like I
could be in a room with someone that you hooked
up with or vice versa, like shopping for kumqlots I think.
Speaker 1 (08:20):
Was your example.
Speaker 2 (08:22):
Yeah, I don't mind that, like if it was like
my friend or my sister, like, you should probably let me.
Speaker 1 (08:28):
Know about that.
Speaker 2 (08:29):
But I I'm a weirdo because I have had the
conversation in past relationships like the how many conversation, and
it does not bother me for a single second. I
could not care less how many people you have been with.
It does not bother me at all. I don't care
if it's five hundred. I really don't.
Speaker 1 (08:48):
The number doesn't bother me. I suppose maybe some of
the particulars would that bothered me, but I don't know.
I'm mixed on this, Like sometimes it's like, what do
you mean particulars, like like you who, well, I don't
do this. That might be like, oh really you did that?
Really that you can't? You can't handle that. I can
tell you that because you think I look like that,
(09:08):
you know what I mean, Like you're really.
Speaker 2 (09:09):
So yeah, yeah, that's you know.
Speaker 1 (09:14):
And I started thinking about it's not an insecurity. I
just start thinking about it too much. It's too much.
But then again, I don't want to be the only
person in the room who doesn't know, so I can't
win on this one.
Speaker 2 (09:23):
Ignorance is bliss and that's sure you'll never know, so like,
who really cares?
Speaker 1 (09:26):
This is funny? Someone texted, I mean I don't want
names or addresses. I'd probably want a body count. And
then Bella said, hey, we're going to call you, and
then she said normally yes, but my daughters are in
the car. Never mind well speaking.
Speaker 2 (09:37):
Code, Yeah, right, say friends, how many friends have been.
Speaker 1 (09:42):
Together for thirteen years, married for seven of My answer
is no, I don't need to know, and I'm not entitled. Yes,
need to know who you smashed in your circle of friends? Yeah,
I guess it would. Proximity is really important, That's what
I'm saying, Like if you hooked up with so and so,
and I'm never going to meet them and I never
will know them or come in contact with them, Okay, fine,
Now the only time that could be a problem is
(10:04):
like if you, I don't know, got went to kankun
and hooked up with some like awful celebrity on spring
break or something, and then I just can't get that
out of my head, Like like, you know, I'm to
think of somebody who like is very distasteful now and
you're like, you hooked up and again it's context, like
you hooked up with that person then for whatever reason,
in whatever state of mind you were in, in whatever
level of maturity. But like then, every time I watch TV,
(10:26):
I gotta see this jerky and know that he knows
about my wife, my girlfriend. Like again, So I'm I'm
a hippop, I'm a hypocrite. I'm conflicted because part of
me wants this information and part of me does it
Because I don't know what I'm gonna do with it.
I'm going to just think about it. Yeah, I light
to you. Yeah, well not lie now, you know. I
(10:48):
don't believe any of that malarkey either. Hey, Ellen, Ellen,
you want to know. You want to know if somebody
who if you're with, hooked up with someone in your
group of friends.
Speaker 5 (10:58):
Yeah, I mean my husband and grew up on the
South Side and he has the exact same group of
friends from high school, grade school. I lived far away.
We're never going to run into any of my people.
But yeah, I do want to know, and I do know,
and it makes me much more comfortable.
Speaker 1 (11:14):
It does. I think it's fair if there's going to
be regular I think it's fair. Now I would be
more worried I will know about any kind of lingering,
emotional feeling about it, or kind of the nature of
the relationship, like if you did. I wouldn't love being
in the same room with someone who'd like just stuck
and moved like you guys, just hooked it up one
time and whatever. I wouldn't love that because they were great,
you know what I know, But I'd be more concerned
(11:36):
with Yeah, I was in love with him and he
dumped me. Because then the way is, well that you
didn't even so are there are the lingering feelings like
you didn't you didn't you didn't get the close, you
didn't get closure on that. See.
Speaker 5 (11:49):
You know what's funny, like if you're if you're a
husband or a boyfriend or whatever, still good friends with
people like that. I mean, I just think that lends
the character too, like he's good friends with somebody who's
left wished I see her, she knows, I know, no
lingering feelings and I don't know.
Speaker 1 (12:05):
I don't know.
Speaker 5 (12:06):
You gotta work through that.
Speaker 1 (12:07):
Yeah, No, there are a lot a lot of variables here, Ellen,
thank you, have a good day.
Speaker 5 (12:10):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (12:10):
Yeah. A lot of people are just saying no, well
it's yes or no way. I guess it is a
yes or no thing. But like for me, it's kind
of mixed because I just don't know. And then someone
else made a good point, well what do you do
with that information? And that's the problem I have. I
don't really know what I would do with that information.
Speaker 2 (12:24):
So if you say you would be open to the
number conversation, but not knowing who, what would be a
number that you'd be comfortable with.
Speaker 1 (12:30):
I don't know that I care about the number, okay,
but some people do. I mean, because then you could
start get to get into this, like if you've been
with the five hundred people, it's like, whoa, you're a
busy lady. You know, Like we haven't been along that
I live that long, So like, what was the thought
process there exactly? You know? I don't know. I mean,
people could get really judge judge though, but I look,
I I could give you the thumb drive with the
(12:53):
inventory of what I've been doing, what I did up
until about now, and it would take you quite a
while to go through the deck. But but but I
wouldn't want to be judged on that because I don't
have the same mentality. I don't. I don't look at
it the same way. I don't necessarily regret my past.
I've been single my whole life. I didn't cheat anybody,
I didn't do anything wrong. I was I was ethnical,
I was honest. Technically, yes, no, I was. I would
(13:15):
actually not not your bs, I was actually single. No,
I actually was not dating anyone like or in a
relationship when I was out here with the Shenanigans, and
when I was dating somebody, I wasn't. I wasn't doing
stuff I wasn't supposed to be doing. I don't know,
but I wouldn't want someone now to say, oh, Wow,
in your twenties you did this, or in your thirties
(13:35):
you did that, and then and then disqualify me now
because because I don't think that that means anything about
the way that I would look at something moving forward.
I don't think it meant anything then, Like if i'd met,
you know, the right person that I stopped the Shenanigans
and and date the right person, I don't know. Yah,
I just said, this is not there's there's no consensus
on this. Some people can handle the information. Some people
(13:58):
can and that's all there is to it.
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