February 26, 2026 • 28 mins
Daddy Darren Needs Our Help! His children are taking advantage of him! We have our therapist Sarah Dash on the case, it's Therapy Thursday on The Ellen K Morning Show.
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Twenty five percent of people have kept this from a
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What do you think that is?
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Twenty five percent of people have kept this from a
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Twenty five percent of people have kept this from a
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Let's go to COVENA. Marissa.
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How are you hi?
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Good morning?
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and A. What do you think it is?
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So?
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What do twenty five percent of people keep after the breakup?
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Jewelry?
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Jewelry is and great guest.
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It's not the right answer.
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Wheels up, Yes, we are driving to school right now?
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Who's in your car?
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Hi?
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My name Tila.
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Hi.
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percent of people have kept what from a past relationship?
Speaker 6 (15:28):
Okay, we think it's debt or really bad finances.
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Oh, debt, bad finances.
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That's a great guess. I'm so sorry, guys, it's not
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Okay, thank you.
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Hi, Carrie, Hi Ellen, how are you great?
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Carrie is on our way to work after school, drop.
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three day passes to stage coach. If you have the
right answer here, what do you think it is? What
do fourth of all people keep from a past relationship?
Speaker 7 (16:06):
I'm we're yeah, we were talking about it.
Speaker 6 (16:09):
We're gonna I was with my kids and we're gonna.
Speaker 7 (16:12):
Get the hoodie.
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Oh hoodie, yes, oh hoodie. What a great thing to keep.
I'm gonna tell you, Calvin lost a lot of hoodies.
Speaker 2 (16:22):
Never getting those back, and you are right.
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You're going to stage coach.
Speaker 5 (16:26):
It's a hoodie.
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Yes, yes, way to go.
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Good job.
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In the morning.
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All right, thank you.
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Yeah, it's a hoodie. They got it right.
Speaker 1 (16:46):
So that's a quarter of all people have kept a
hoodie from a past relationship. I love hoodies, especially if
it's a really thick all caught.
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Oh yeah, you know what I mean, just like disappear
into it.
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Oh it's so good. All right.
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Okay, it's a therapy Thursday. Whatever's on your mind and
troubling you. Sarah Dash is here with us to give therapy.
And we got this from Darren.
Speaker 9 (19:25):
I'm a dad. I've got five kids. They're all grown up.
Two of them have had really horrible relationships with their
partners or whatever. They've come back. They're adults. They're living
here now and I'm happy they're here, but it costs
a fortune to have everybody under one roof, and nobody's
even asking me if they can help out financially.
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I want to.
Speaker 9 (19:46):
Communicate with them. I love them and I'm always going
to try to be there for them, but at this point,
they're adults, and I just want to figure out a
way to ask them, could they please also help support themselves?
Speaker 3 (20:01):
For Darren, do you see a lot of this in
your practice.
Speaker 11 (20:04):
I do see some of this in my practice, and
it's what I'm hearing is that this relationship has shifted
from love to one of obligation adult relationships, parents and children.
What you hope happens is there's going to be this
really beautiful metamorphosis into reciprocity, mutuality, and sometimes boundaries need
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to be renegotiated.
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Oh oh.
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Is it as simple as just calling a family meeting
and saying, guys, I love you, but we need to talk.
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We just have to have a talk. And it might
be hard for him to even bring up but is
that the best way?
Speaker 11 (20:39):
I think that's absolutely the best way. I think that
in those types of conversations, he's going to want to
lead with love and affection. I really love you, I
love having you in the house. I'm not asking you
to leave, but I can't sustainably manage the financial obligations
that I find myself under earth.
Speaker 1 (21:00):
And why do you suppose two out of the five
who moved back in with Daddy Darren, why do you
suppose they're not thinking, wow, I should help dad, like
he's letting me stay under his roof. It's unfortunate what happened.
It's not like a failure to lunch. They had, their
relationship didn't work out. Now they're back. But why aren't
they thinking instead of this is my safe haven, I
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should be helping out and pitching in.
Speaker 11 (21:23):
What happens is that people will mistake generosity for limitless capacity.
And this happens all the time. It happens in friendships,
family relationships. Someone's very generous and the person to whom
the generosity is being extended thinks it's limitless capacity. They
may very well not see him for who he is
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at this time in his life, but as the father,
he probably did hold himself out as the provider the caretaker,
which is completely appropriate when someone is ten, but not
necessarily a job.
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But today it was all about Daddy Darren.
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Daddy Darren.
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He has two adult daughters whose relationships didn't work out.
They moved back home and he loves having them there,
but they're not contributing.
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So Sarah really summed it up.
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What happens is that people will mistake generosity for limitless capacity.
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So Darren's gonna.
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Have to have the tough talk.
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Got to be the chief, the big guy, the boss, right,
And these are the top three most condescending disrespectful names
to call a guy.
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So we're the llen K Morning Show.
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I'm Ellen, I'm Ryan, and Social Queen Darling grandos So
this just these terms are used in passive, aggressive, or
an ironic manner.
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So do you guys ever call your guy friends chief? No?
Speaker 2 (23:27):
No, no, no, Chief. I get you'll get called that sometimes,
hey chief, and it just it never sits right, Okay.
Speaker 1 (23:36):
This is why it is often viewed as condescending, and
it's frequently used to condescendingly address someone that you don't
really know.
Speaker 3 (23:45):
So hey, chief, Yes, we had someone.
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Who worked here.
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She didn't know the people. She'd say friend, friend, Oh
do not.
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So we're talking about these names.
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Just don't use these at work or school, or you know,
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Chief, Hey chief or big guy, Hey, big guy.
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That is perceived as infantilis zync and fantalizing and fantalizing
or patronizing Big guy.
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Hey, big guys, big guy, you don't mean that. Stop it.
That's what's going on in my head.
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Give what about this one?
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Boss? Nope?
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Well?
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Intended to be respectful, it is often used ironically, making
it a common source of irritation.
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Do women have anything like this? You don't have a
version of these, do you? Sweetie? If someone called you
sweety or honey, does that bother you?
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I mean, look, it all depends on if it's a friend.
A friend could call you anything.
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Really, No what I'm talking out in the wild like
you're You're like sweety, You're I don't ever feel bothered.
And someone says something like that, No, thanks, dear, dear, dear,
doesn't bother me.
Speaker 2 (25:28):
Why are men the only ones bothered?
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Men?
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It's chief, big guy or boss or also champ?
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No, god, what about this? Hey sport?
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Oh?
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No, I disagree with this.
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When buddy, I like buddy, buddy, boy, Buddy's fine, buddy,
Hey buddy, it made the list, But okay.
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Behf that hash.
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Bomb was a lot of late night late night say
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Samuel L.
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I'm excited and scared. I've never met him.
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You're gonna love it.
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There is an eighty three year old who lives in England,
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think I just was like, whoa, it sucks to read
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of like six women in all of their lives.
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That thing had fingers. Yeah, you know, I just stopped
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Yeah, you know you never hear about Toxic Dad group.
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So there's a dating expert, she says. We are all
killing our own attract powers. And this doesn't need to
be even that you're looking for a partner, right, this
could just be the attraction of life. Like you walk
into a room, you want people to be taken by you, Okay,
you know.
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Want them to You don't want to repel people.
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Yeah, exactly, that's what it is.
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And it's that we don't uh hold eye contact.
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So she recommends the pause and hold technique three seconds
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before you answer a question. And a lot of people
don't do it, she says, because we view silence as uncomfortable.
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Okay, this is such a hack.
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We rush to fill the space before speaking. It makes
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Jeremy Renner? He does yeh yes. How do you notice
he does it to you?
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I just noticed he does it when whenever he comes
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Okay, and then speaks.
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people are not attractive.
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would break. You know, if she can't move her booty,
what a shame.
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That would be. She's such a beauty like that.
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Yeah, I mean you compare it to some of the
other right, like he would catch a grenade for you.
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You know what I mean. He's going to leave the
door open, right what he didn't marry you, he was
ready to marry Oh that's right, yes, you know, and
now he's like, I just want to see your butt move.
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Oh I need.
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Yes.
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Well, Bruno, thank you for choosing iHeart to preview your
album and to do romantic radio. Bruno mars. He loves loves,
loves Love. I'll talk about Kate Hudson too. You can
see her today TCL Chinese Theater. I am hosting today
at ten thirty the cement ceremony for this amazing producer
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named John Davis. He's done one hundred and thirty movies,
some of our favorites.
Speaker 3 (10:59):
Yeah.
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We were looking through the list of everything that he
has made and it is so far ranging, but all
of the movies have heart.
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He made songs on Blue.
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And he made Richie Ridge, which is one of my
all time normous.
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I love the Trumpy Old Men, Little Monsters with Fred Savage.
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Robots, Credator movies.
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This guy is incredible and he's being cemented today.
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So Samuel L.
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Jackson is going to be there to speak for him
the legend, and so is Kate Hudson, who is just
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So Kate's going to be there. I'll be there hosting.
I was telling our boss that I'm so excited to
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I'm excited and scared.
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But ten p thirty we will be there, and please
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a bagel shop, so he's bringing It's nice a little
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breakfast and.
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Some cement, two things that go together.
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Well, congrats to you too. Kate Hudson. She is ushering
in LA twenty eight Summer Games, so she did this
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cover Kate Hudson, California dreaming.
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Wow, what a voice. Kate Hudson, ten thirty TCL Chinese Theater.
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Q and A here on Coast and we asked the question.
First caller with their right answer as going to stagecoach
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Empire Polo Club in Indio and you it's a pair
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It's such a good vibe like that. It's just that's
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It's just a three day weekend of stress free happiness.
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Luda Pitbull, Diplo, Post Malone hooting the Blowfish at Journey.
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I think like the minute you cross over to that
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Yeah, Like okay, let's do this.
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Yes, it's an instant feeling, isn't it?
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And me want to send you there. So let's get
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Speaker 1 (13:38):
Twenty five percent of people have kept this from a
past relationship.
Speaker 3 (13:44):
What do you think that is?
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Twenty five percent of people have kept this from a
past relationship. Then one in four what are you keeping?
Is it out in the open? Did you tuck it away?
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Twenty five percent of people have kept this from a
past relationship.
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Let's go to COVENA. Marissa.
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How are you hi?
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Good morning?
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A little under the weather.
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Oh oh so sorry, so you sound a little congested.
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Yay.
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Well, thanks for being on and plan the llen KQ
and A. What do you think it is?
Speaker 11 (14:34):
So?
Speaker 1 (14:35):
What do twenty five percent of people keep after the breakup?
Speaker 7 (14:39):
Jewelry?
Speaker 3 (14:41):
Jewelry is and great guest.
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A lot of people are saying jewelry. DJ Dentz listens
to us. He's the Clipper DJ, and he said a kid.
Ye all right, well it's a great guest, Marissa.
Speaker 3 (14:57):
It's not the right answer.
Speaker 11 (14:59):
Okay, Well, thank you, thank you.
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Try again. Feel better.
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Bye.
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It's good to know ho Lisa.
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Hi there, Lisa, Hi, good morning.
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Good morning Lisa.
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You're on the road.
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Wheels up, Yes, we are driving to school right now?
Speaker 2 (15:13):
Who's in your car?
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Hi?
Speaker 2 (15:16):
My name Tila.
Speaker 5 (15:18):
Hi.
Speaker 1 (15:19):
We're so happy that you're you're on your way to
school and you're playing the game with mom. Twenty five
percent of people have kept what from a past relationship?
Speaker 6 (15:28):
Okay, we think it's debt or really bad finances.
Speaker 1 (15:32):
Oh, debt, bad finances.
Speaker 2 (15:36):
That's a great guess. I'm so sorry, guys, it's not
the right answer.
Speaker 6 (15:42):
Okay, thank you.
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Thanks for playing play again. Go to Palace Verde's seats. Carrie.
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Hi, Carrie, Hi Ellen, how are you great?
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Carrie is on our way to work after school, drop.
Thank you for playing the game. Thanks for having us
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I'm we're yeah, we were talking about it.
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We're gonna I was with my kids and we're gonna.
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Get the hoodie.
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Oh hoodie, yes, oh hoodie. What a great thing to keep.
I'm gonna tell you, Calvin lost a lot of hoodies.
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Never getting those back, and you are right.
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It's a hoodie.
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Yeah, it's a hoodie. They got it right.
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So that's a quarter of all people have kept a
hoodie from a past relationship. I love hoodies, especially if
it's a really thick all caught.
Speaker 2 (16:54):
Oh yeah, you know what I mean, just like disappear
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I'm a dad. I've got five kids. They're all grown up.
Two of them have had really horrible relationships with their
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Communicate with them. I love them and I'm always going
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I do see some of this in my practice, and
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Oh oh.
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We just have to have a talk. And it might
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I think that's absolutely the best way. I think that
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It's not like a failure to lunch. They had, their
relationship didn't work out. Now they're back. But why aren't
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What happens is that people will mistake generosity for limitless capacity.
And this happens all the time. It happens in friendships,
family relationships. Someone's very generous and the person to whom
the generosity is being extended thinks it's limitless capacity. They
may very well not see him for who he is
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at this time in his life, but as the father,
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But today it was all about Daddy Darren.
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Daddy Darren.
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He has two adult daughters whose relationships didn't work out.
They moved back home and he loves having them there,
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So Sarah really summed it up.
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What happens is that people will mistake generosity for limitless capacity.
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So Darren's gonna.
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Have to have the tough talk.
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Got to be the chief, the big guy, the boss, right,
And these are the top three most condescending disrespectful names
to call a guy.
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I'm Ellen, I'm Ryan, and Social Queen Darling grandos So
this just these terms are used in passive, aggressive, or
an ironic manner.
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So do you guys ever call your guy friends chief? No?
Speaker 2 (23:27):
No, no, no, Chief. I get you'll get called that sometimes,
hey chief, and it just it never sits right, Okay.
Speaker 1 (23:36):
This is why it is often viewed as condescending, and
it's frequently used to condescendingly address someone that you don't
really know.
Speaker 3 (23:45):
So hey, chief, Yes, we had someone.
Speaker 2 (23:47):
Who worked here.
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She didn't know the people. She'd say friend, friend, Oh
do not.
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So we're talking about these names.
Speaker 1 (24:27):
Just don't use these at work or school, or you know,
even with friends.
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Chief, Hey chief or big guy, Hey, big guy.
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That is perceived as infantilis zync and fantalizing and fantalizing
or patronizing Big guy.
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Hey, big guys, big guy, you don't mean that. Stop it.
That's what's going on in my head.
Speaker 3 (24:52):
Give what about this one?
Speaker 2 (24:52):
Boss? Nope?
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Well?
Speaker 1 (24:54):
Intended to be respectful, it is often used ironically, making
it a common source of irritation.
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Do women have anything like this? You don't have a
version of these, do you? Sweetie? If someone called you
sweety or honey, does that bother you?
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I mean, look, it all depends on if it's a friend.
A friend could call you anything.
Speaker 4 (25:12):
Really, No what I'm talking out in the wild like
you're You're like sweety, You're I don't ever feel bothered.
And someone says something like that, No, thanks, dear, dear, dear,
doesn't bother me.
Speaker 2 (25:28):
Why are men the only ones bothered?
Speaker 10 (25:30):
Men?
Speaker 3 (25:30):
It's chief, big guy or boss or also champ?
Speaker 2 (25:33):
No, god, what about this? Hey sport?
Speaker 1 (25:36):
Oh?
Speaker 2 (25:37):
No, I disagree with this.
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When buddy, I like buddy, buddy, boy, Buddy's fine, buddy,
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My family has always gone to Crony's in East LA. Like,
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paying you guys a visit and maybe we could make
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Oh, he just wants to go to Is that the
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The Glizzies chilies and they're like family owned right, Yeah.
Speaker 5 (26:39):
For over eighty years. Oh, my grandpa used to go
there and we're still going there now.
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I love that producer, Mike, what's your chili?
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I'm gonna go with my wife's favorite chili because I
don't know. I think it's a Midwest thing I do.
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I'm not a fan of chili. Oh yeaheah.
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Thank you.
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I'm so happy you mentioned I love you and dark
you and I went somewhere for chili. Oh yeah after
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Behf that hash.
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Bomb was a lot of late night late night say
Tommy's they say Tommy's best classic.
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Yeah, but hopefully the hat took the edge off the
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