Are YOU One Of The 4 Out Of 5 People Who Do This?

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Episode Transcript

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Well, here's an interesting stat it'sChris kaias Sam Chris carn Company another episode
up. I tell you what,I don't get it. More than four
in five people admit to anybody,anybody, anybody more in five peeing in
the shower. Oh really, saywhat you I'm never using your bathroom.

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I'm not saying that I do that, but I'm just saying there's two types
of the world about it. Iam now derailed. Four and five people
admit to snooping through other people's devices. Oh that's lamb. That's way worse
than peeing in the shower. Well, peeing in the shower is a victimless
crime. That is not no,unless you're Hawthorne. He's the victim or

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vice versa. I'm just saying everyI just I don't get why. Like
if my phone's sitting here and it'swide open in all honesty, guys,
just be honest. Tell me,would you want to go through my phone?
No? No, zero percent interest? Well thanks, I just don't
have any interest. But I couldsee why people why So a long time

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ago I was dating someone before Austin, and he had gone to a bachelor
party. When he came back tothe house. I said I would make
him breakfast. He was super hungover, so I was making French toasts and
his phone was on the table andit like went rolling and I didn't open
it, but I could read themessage that was on there, and it
was from Whitney and it said somethingalong the lines of I'll need to get

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the camera information from you or somethinglike that. I don't know who Whitney
is. We went to high schooltogether, me and this guy, so
I would know if you knew aWhitney. So I asked him about it.
He lied about it. Turns outthat they cheated. Whatever. But
when I would go on dates withother people, I could see that.
I'm like, I wonder what they'redoing on their phone because that's how hot

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my other boyfriend cheating, do youknow what I mean? So I could
see where you have some of that, Like you wonder have that sense?
I think it's time to move onwithout even looks a little bit. I
mean when they first when you firststart dating, you know what I mean,
Like it was just there, itwas like okay. Because people are
so protective of their phone, soprotective of their phone. We all have

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passwords. Some people don't even sharetheir passwords with their spouse. I don't.
Oh, I know. Oh that'sa terrible thing to see. It's
horrible. It's horrible. But Iguess I can see like Austin and I,
we don't have that we know eachother's passwords. I can grab my
phone at anytime, same with me, and we know that. That's but
that was a discussion that we hadto talk about because of something that I

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experienced. That's like in a relationship. I'm not saying it justifies it,
but I mean a lot of thesepeople are just doing it just to do
it. You know. The onlything I used to do is if my
program director at the last station Iwas at left his Facebook up. No,
no, absolutely, Oh it's likehe never learned. He had it

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up on his computer, which waseven easier. Like Chris Carr's the best
person in the world. Well,every now and then I'd be like,
it's just an absolute honor to workwith Chris. Carry ye about yourself,
beauty as he left them up.So he must, you know, they
must have people usually right, you'vebeen hacked to make sure that you check
something. There's no way you couldhave said something like this oh no,

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there was plenty of that, okay, But other than that, I have,
you know, and I don't wantto sound like Johnny Goody Goody.
I have zero zero, like yousaid, Sam, zero interest on anyone's
device at all. I don't whatare you gonna get? This is like
people that dig through medicine cabinets.What do you? What do you do?

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Why? Why? Why? Ihaven't done it? I mean you
can't pronounce anything anyway. I don'tknow. I mean all the drugs that
I see on TV are like,you know, zala flam. Are you
one of those people like goes topeople's houses and you look in all the
drawers. No, yes, disthe medicine cabinets because people are crazy and
you got to know who they allknow, you could tell just by talking

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to them. And I'm talking toone right now, and well, if
they're medicated, then they're clearly tryingto do something about whatever's going on exactly,
and that's fine. No. Incollege, I used to open up
the drawers at the guys places becauseI would steal their razors because their razors
were the best. Guys, betterdo what were you doing? I went

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to Saint Ben Saint John's. Wewere literally bust over to the boys campus.
Yeah, I had classes over therewas what was the girl to do
when you went in their bathrooms?Sometimes tell a story that you wonder why
a lot of times you're like,you just wonder why. I sometimes say
the things that I say. It'slike because you wear yourself, Yeah,
that sleeve. My friends eventually caughton that I would steal their razors.

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And now can't you go buy acheap razors when you're in college? You
can't, and they are not cheapwith the guys. For some reason.
Guys razors you can attest to thatare better than girls razors. I used
to well I did. I willsay I used to think that they were
better. I do think they mightlast longer. I think, um,
but I've found like women's razors havegotten better. They used to be lousy,
though I haven't. I guess Ihaven't checked now because now I only

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buy guys razors, but back thenI didn't. I want to do that.
This also includes people going in lookingat browser history. Oh no,
yeah, I wouldn't do that.I wouldn't do that. Yeah, I
know, I'm not second guessing everything. There's so many other things that you
can check besides a browsers look attext message, Dad's Facebook, Instagram,
tiktoks. I think that a radioany kind of like disc jockeys, radio

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hosts, anything. You look atthe browser history of a radio person,
it's really a random and odd Ithink probably you know you're reading about the
ones in the paper that you knowwhere they're going, and it's like like
if you were to check ours,we have Eating raw meat is something that's
now in my browsing history because wetalked about eating raw meat cooking rab you
know that. Basically what you're sayingis is you guys want to kill somebody

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and eat their meat. I meanthat's see, that's the way I look
at it, right, that's theway. That's what I'm thinking. So
no, I do want to seeyour browser history. No, No,
I mean most of a minor likeis this person still alive? Because I
want to make sure I don't thinkone or four people say that discover something
significant every time every time they snoop. Well, in those situations, you

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have to figure that if they're snoopingand looking for something for one, of
course they're looking for something, sothey're probably going to find something to grab
onto, So of course, liketo them, anything they find will be
probably significant, just even though it'sreally not. But also, I mean,
I think that there is something toowhen someone is really suspicious that their
partner is cheating. I understand whyyou start drawing that way, you get

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to start ducking out or asking questionsthat relationship. Yes, I agree absolutely
what I mean. It's just typicallywhen you're feeling something like that, I
mean, they're I mean, theremay be something happening. You feel that
way for a reason. You're notan idiot, you know. Yeah,
I think that the I don't know, like good decisions sometimes probably go out

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the window when you're just freaking outand you and you're panicking and this is
someone you love and you're worried thatthey're cheating on you, which is an
incredibly huge deal, and you justwant to be sure and you need to
I don't know. Obviously, nota relationship you should even be in if
you're worried about that, But ifyou're in it, it's hard. So
I'm with your sista. Yeah,I'm not advocating for it, but but

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I can understand why people do itout of desperation when they just feel like
they need to figure out and findout something. You're worthy of a conversation.
I mean, because think of thetrouble you could get it. What
if you go in and do yousee all this stuff and you see looking
forward to see you. It's beenso long, I love you, blah
blah blah, and it's her brother, you know what I mean. Then

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you look at and you don't reallyknow what the details. Yeah, what's
going on? And then he hasto come out to some point. Well
I happen to look. It's likethat's my brother. You dump, and
then you get in trouble for looking. Yeah, trust is you know what
I mean? I know I getit, and I mean thankfully I'm obviously
in a relationship with my lovely husbandwhere I don't worry about that stuff,

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and he's got my passwords for stuff, I've got his, but I never
feel drawn to ever look at anything, and I don't need to look at
all his texts and messages about undergroundutility located on the air. Let's bring
it up. If you have hispasswords, let's bring up his social media
stuff, and let's look at everythingand talk about it on the air.
I don't think it'd be so true. Good, Yeah, doesn't post anything.

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Wait, I'm gonna message Hathorne orsomething on her secret name and you'd
be like, who is this,who's Barbara Walters person? I know Barbara
Walters. You go, Barbara wallBarbara Wallah. Yes, thanks for listening.
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