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In this episode, the hosts continue sharing and reacting to wild listener-submitted vacation stories sent via Instagram with the tag ATC. The group discusses bizarre travel mishaps, including a construction worker whose boss bet him a thousand dollars that his ex-wife would come to their hotel, ending in a filmed encounter and an extra cash bonus. Other stories cover unfortunate encounters in Rome, a disastrous trip to the Florida Keys where a narrator paid for a freeloading jet ski instructor, and an awkward family vacation revelation involving kissing a cousin. Between stories, the hosts chat about getting matching Stevie Nicks tattoos under a blood moon and debate travel habits and bedroom etiquette.
Hosts welcome listeners and explain how to submit stories for the Ask Tell Confess segment.
A host recounts a bizarre work trip where a bet led to an awkward encounter with his ex-wife and a video shoot.
The hosts discuss how a favorite song inspired their tattoo choices and the memorable night they got inked.
A guest shares a childhood cigar mishap, sparking a humorous debate about smoking and nicotine over the years.
A host recounts a disastrous jet ski vacation where a friend’s unreliable instructor left her stranded and unpaid.
The host describes a vacation to Virginia that turned chaotic when a friend’s boyfriend broke up and started a FaceTime hookup in the shared room.
Hosts wrap up the episode, thank listeners, and sign off with a playful goodbye.
Construction Trip Bettingstory
A listener shared that during a work trip for construction, a boss bet a thousand dollars that his ex-wife would show up at their hotel. She arrived, brought a friend, and the trip turned into an impromptu filming session funded by the boss.
Tattooed Under A Blood Moonstory
The hosts recount getting matching tattoos of Stevie Nicks lyrics under a blood moon after spontaneously deciding to do it while listening to the song.
While reminiscing about a trip to Rome, the host shares how falling off a scooter resulted in a severely injured arm that hurt for six months, compounded by encountering a massive rat.
The hosts read a story about a listener who went to the Keys, paid for all food, lodging, and groceries for a broke jet ski instructor, and was dropped off without help after missing a flight.
Unintended Family Reunionstory
A listener shares a vacation story where she kissed a guy at a hotel, only to discover through his father that he was her long-lost cousin from an estranged side of the family.
“Worst vacation I've ever gone on was going to Virginia with my friend and her family for a baby shower.”
“I would be in the background fucking rooting it on.”
“I don't think it's natural. Everybody fucking rubs one out, you know?”
“If your girl's fucking going through a breakup and somebody's distracting her, more fucking power to her sister.”
Bunnie and the gang are back with Part 2 of Ask, Tell, Confess: Vacation Edition — and somehow, y’all managed to make these stories even wilder than last week. From a construction work trip involving a $1,000 bet and some very questionable decisions, to Dempsey’s disastrous jet ski instructor situationship in the Keys, we’re getting into the vacation memories that should’ve stayed on vacation. Bunnie and the gang also relive their chaotic Rome trip, Nanny’s cigar-on-the-beach fail, matching tattoos, and why everyone thinks they’re out doing hoe shit when they’re really just playing games and making cookie balls. Then the confessions completely go off the rails with cheating exes, family vacations gone horribly wrong, accidental cousin kisses, and hotel room behavior nobody asked to witness. Plus, the worst psychic reading ever, why Four Loko is officially off-limits, and way too much oversharing. Moral of the story: some vacation memories should’ve stayed on vacation — but thank God y’all told us anyway. Watch Full Episodes & More: YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@Dumbblondepod
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