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  Yeah.

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  I've noticed you guys really like Almond Breeze almond milk. Who has the most specific way of drinking it?

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  Ooh.

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  Ooh, um, Kevin's, you know what I've found very interesting is how you will drink a carton to yourself.

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  Yeah, straight out the dome.

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  And he usually does it before show.

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  Yeah, just really getting myself going.

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  He needs it on stage. Why do you guys like Almond Breeze so much?

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  It's delicious.

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  Flavor's great, it's smooth, and honestly, it tastes great with coffee.

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  Hey, Jonas. Hey, everyone. Welcome to 184 Hey Jonas episode, where we're gonna be answering your calls. Your calls. Unsolicited.

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  Technically, your voicemails.

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  Tip. Yeah, you're right.

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  And we're gonna

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  I'm a liar.

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  We're gonna give you advice on what you are doing incorrectly.

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  In your life.

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  Just kidding. But let's go for the first one. Emo Big Rob. What's up, dude?

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  This is, uh, Emo Big Rob on Twitter. And, you know, I have, I have this question. You know, we're all dudes. We're all guys. What is your unspoken rule as a man? For me, you gotta, if I'm using the bathroom and there's a set of urinals, you have to leave a space in between a urinal. You can't just shack up right next. You know what I mean? It's not a rule. They could do that. They can do that. Nothing's stopping them from doing that. But it's kind of like an unspoken rule. What is your unspoken rule as a guy?

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  I like that.

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  Love you guys.

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  Emo Big Rob, that's... I love it.

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  Generous of you to give some space.

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  When I'm with friends and I go into a urinal, I usually like to pretend like we're strangers and I'll go right up next to them. And I'll usually just give them a look and say, "Congrats."

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  You don't do that to your friends? You've never done that to me?

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  Oh, God. Okay.

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  No, I mean, I think, I think there is an unspoken rule. Everybody needs a little bit of space.

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  Do you have an unspoken rule? That's what he's asking.

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  Oh, do I have an, do we have an unspoken rule?

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  Yeah.

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  I do.

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  What's yours?

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  Uh, never ask someone how it went at the casino last night.

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  Unless they tell you.

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  They'll tell you if it's good. If it was good, they'll tell you. It's so rude. You're, you're a terrible person.

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  Like asking how golf, like, did you, you know? Did you get a hole?

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  How the golf game went? It's like, what do you know?

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  Isn't it incredibly good, unspoken rule?

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  Don't ask me that. If I, if it was good, you'd know.

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  If I win, I'm telling you.

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  I mean, I think it just goes without saying. Do not ask a lady their age. Don't ask a guy how the casino went.

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  Same, same, same, right? Same, same. All right.

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  Or it's like if there's someone's tired, you don't ask that.

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  Okay, one more.

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  Yeah, you've pulled a lot of these, actually.

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  Yeah, one more. You never say negative things about your friends, your guy friends, ex, because they might get back together at some point and then you're the, you're gonna have to be like eating those words.

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  That's really smart.

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  So you just say nice things and leave it, or don't say anything at all.

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  I love that, Nick.

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  Because she may be in your life forever.

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  Yeah.

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  By way of marrying this person.

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  I mean, if you remember our Russell Dickerson episode, Kevin and Russell both got back with what was for a month their ex-girlfriend.

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  Totally.

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  All right.

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  So be nice.

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  Number three, no, number two, sorry.

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  Hi, guys. Big fan here and calling in from Minneapolis, Minnesota. I have a question as a thirty something, young woman on the prowl, if you will. Just trying to see how to best approach the dating world. I've been single for like four years now and I don't know, I feel like, you know, it's really rough out here. So any dating tips, maybe I know from now before, like your guys' own experiences. I would really love to learn about that. Okay, bye.

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  So Minneapolis is very cold. Go somewhere warm.

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  Go somewhere warm to go on a date.

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  Go on a date. It might change your life.

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  I think, you know, I probably the most qualified of the three to answer this question.

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  Absolutely, Joe. Take it away.

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  More recently, I would say, of a single person.

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  Yeah, obviously.

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  Okay, you didn't say yes, you just shrug.

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  Well, you're not more qualified, Dan. I also dated and then met somebody and married the person.

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  I know, I'm just saying.

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  I would say that I'm actually successful in this department as well.

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  There's a lot of, sure. There's a lot of more recent dating apps have come to hit the scene since you were single.

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  Correct.

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  Yeah. I'd say, girl. Put yourself out there and if you're like dating apps, go for it. There's also like Instagram DM is like, that's pretty much a dating app these days. Also, what are you into? Go do that kind of stuff. We talked to another person a while back about this. If you like pottery or you wanna, if you've always wanted-

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  What is your obsession with pottery?

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  He just wants to get ghosted. Not in like the leave me alone. He wants someone to wrap their arms around you.

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  A pottery lesson.

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  I don't know. I just, I see it. It's romantic. I don't know.

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  So Joe's advice is either go on a dating app or go to a pottery class.

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  Let's see if it works. If it works, then I'm right.

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  You are into ceramics though. Like you like go to a city and you're like, cool. I just, I met this great person. They'd like make ceramics. They're like, oh, you always meet someone-

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  Sorry, you mean a ceramicist?

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  So that's the correct term, Kev. Copy, copy. Only you.

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  Moving on.

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  My wife is too scared. It's Mike and Michelle. She's too scared to call and leave, but we're watching your podcast and our dog's name is Max. If you wanna, if you happen to actually answer our question, we have a leak in our home and it's, we live in an HOA situation and it's coming from, uh, you know, our neighbor that lives above. And no one feels the urgency that we feel the need to, you know, fix this issue. So I'm curious if you have any advice on that. Thank you.

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  Fix it right away and sue everybody.

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  Speaking from experience.

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  That is actually the advice I was gonna give.

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  Don't sue anybody.

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  No, absolutely. Get a lawyer and put a letter together that says how immediate the issue is, what's going on, because there could be mold issues with water. Then they're, they're responsible and you need a timeline of all the events and you need to send a letter to the HOA, to the homeowners and to the surrounding neighbors, because they could be affected.

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  Breathe, Kevin.

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  I was gonna say, just wait till it becomes a big bubble and pop it with your broomstick.

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  Great advice. We'll go with that.

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  Film it though, because you could get views.

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  Hey Jonas is brought to you by Almond Breeze. It's time for some questions from the producers.

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  All right. Who started drinking Almond Breeze almond milk first?

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  Actually, I think that was you, Nick.

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  I think it was.

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  Yeah, you're like, you know, guys, I tried this almond breeze in my coffee today.

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  Changed the game for me. All right, who's the most likely to finish the last carton of almond breeze and not replace it?

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  That's Kevin.

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  Kevin, of course.

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  Yeah. That's someone else's job. Take it, Kev.

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  What's the most random place you drank almond breeze?

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  The last time I visited the Empire State Building.

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  Ah, that's a random place for sure. I've noticed you guys really like almond breeze almond milk. Who has the most specific way of drinking it?

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  Ooh.

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  Ooh, um, Kevin's, you know what I found very interesting is how you will drink a carton to yourself.

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  Yeah, just straight up the dump.

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  And he usually does it before show.

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  Yeah, just really getting myself going.

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  He needs it on stage.

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  Okay, last question. Why do you guys like almond breeze so much?

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  Oh, it just tastes great.

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  Yeah.

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  It's a great alternative. It is great.

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  It's simply because it's really good.

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  True. Try almond breeze. Trust us, it's really good. You've probably heard that good things come in threes.

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  No, I've never heard that.

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  Kevin. Yeah, you have. You've got bacon, lettuce, tomato, rock, paper, scissors.

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  Joe, Nick, Kevin.

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  Yeah, and that is a good one.

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  Or because it's cold season, Kleenex lotion tissues.

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  There's no three in Kleenex tissues.

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  That's where you're wrong, Kev, my friend. Listen, Kleenex lotion tissues have three-in-one skin-loving benefits. It protects hands, soothes, and moisturizes your skin.

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  I never realized you were so into skincare, Joe.

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  Come on, who doesn't love to moisturize?

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  You've got a good point.

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  Oh, and don't forget to tell them about the three thick layers made with coconut oil and aloe.

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  Wow, good things really do come in threes.

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  For whatever happens next, grab Kleenex.

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  This is Joe. And this is Nick from Hey Jonas.

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  That's right. Where's Piper?

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  Piper?

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  Belle?

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  Yes.

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  And Eliza.

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  And Eliza's here. Hi, Eliza.

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  We're so happy. And I believe we met Belle. We met Belle before.

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  So my mom hosted you all at Saddleback Easter church service back in like 2009. I was one years old.

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  You were one years old when we met. What did you remember most from that experience?

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  It was at the Angel Stadium, and my mom hosted you all, and then you guys sang "It's a Bitsy Spider" to me, which is absolutely crazy. So it is a full circle moment to be here today.

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  Wow. You know what? I think that's the only time we've ever sung that song. "The It's a Bitsy Spider." That's all we got. We have to pay for the song now to use it on the podcast. No, that's probably the first time we've ever performed that song together. Well, I love that.

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  Hey Jonas, so since you are three guys and you have all girls, my question is for your wives, um, or girlfriend, how is it dealing with the mother-in-law who had all boys? Because let me tell you, my mother-in-law is something else. You would think she'd wanna date her son. And

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  She maybe does, she does?

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  She watches my two kids, Monday to Friday, while we both go to work. So I always have to bite my tongue about things that go on. And on top of that, my husband is the golden child of three boys. So how do your wives or girlfriends deal with your mom? From the looks of it, your mom is amazing, so maybe they don't have any issues. But I just cannot deal. So let me know your thoughts.

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  You're right, you're right, our mother is amazing.

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  And there's never an issue, ever.

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  She's perfect.

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  In all ways.

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  She's perfect.

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  I would say

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  There's a lot to this.

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  You definitely do not need to, oversharing is a, is an easy thing to do. I think just in family circles, and I don't think you need to share everything with your mother-in-law. I thought you were about to shame her for sharing that with us, it's like, damn, Joe. No, no, no, I think it's crazy she's sharing this with us. She came to the right place. This is actually something we could give advice on. We're all qualified to answer this one. I think do not overshare and like, you know, that's what your partner's there for. And if they don't, if they're not being, I think, understanding of that, you have your friends. I think there's some things you just don't need to talk about, like if there's that-

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  It's a pretty complicated situation. She does, the mother-in-law does watch their kids, two kids, she said, I believe, Monday through Friday. That is, that is family childcare.

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  And I hope your partner understands, understands he's the golden child.

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  How significant that is.

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  And understand how he is the golden child of the, of the three boys. So that means like, no matter what he does, mom's probably like in his favor, which is kinda shitty.

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  But then we should talk to the person that is the golden, Nick, how does that affect your life?

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  If only there was a golden child that part of this podcast. Uh, my life is great. Yeah. And your, your wife and our mother's relationship is great. So Priyanka and mom are thick as thieves. And I, my advice, unsolicited of course, would be crack open a bottle of wine. Let the tea start spilling and uh. Blackmail. You gotta get that blackmail and blackmail sometimes comes in the form of. Isn't blackmail is fine.

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  You know, Nick, we saw your movie and they're like, we're not into wanting to be chased or like love. We're into revenge. Revenge brings people together.

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  Well, I'm not saying you should backstab her, but you should definitely have at least the option of like, uh, you can be like, oh, can I airdrop you a photo? And you have to connect phones, but highlight some photos she doesn't want out there. Now where you have the blackmail. You've thought about this. I've done it.

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  Anyway, I have to. Okay. Next question. Next question.

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  Hey guys, my name is Marissa. I've been a fan of yours since I was 14 and I saw you on TRL in my grandma's basement. But anyway, I have a question. My son is very big into Pokemon, so this is going directly to you, Joe. Where do you sell your collection? My son is 14 and he wants to start his own little business with Pokemon trading and selling. So where do you get your Pokemon and tell me all about your Pokemon addiction secrets? Thanks guys. Bye.

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  Little mini entrepreneur. Love it.

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  I would say, no, don't get into something because you want to sell and make money. You do it for the love. But if you're already trying to make money, I'll tell you where you go. So PSA grading is the best grading for Pokemon you can go for. They take 90 days. You ship it in and they send it back. To be honest, whatever. I think PSA just takes too long. There's other grading sites. There's other grading webs, things like CSCCGI. I don't know. We'll put them in the, we'll put them in the, in the bio or link. I don't know.

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  It's a podcast, Joe.

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  I don't know how this, we'll put it in your, we'll put it in your ears. There are, there are other grading places. There's one in Miami that I use. I think it does pretty well. But you'll see, there's an app called Collector. And it's very helpful to grade your cards. So he can start his collection and know what he's really going for. There's a lot of like places you can go. And actually funny you brought that up. And I'm proud of this kid for doing that because you know what? I was made fun of when I was a kid for collecting Pokemon cards.

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  Not just for that.

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  I just got paid by Pokemon. They paid me with Target and I did this. I did a deal. I'm like, I actually kind of got, I'll be real with you guys. I kind of got emotional at the, at the thing because I was like, I remember being like teased about this and now I think authenticity wins. So if he loves that, go for it. You should really, and I think as a parent, I think it's super cool to encourage your, your child on something like that. And also to Kevin's point, yeah, if he wants to like, learn how, what's the best way to like, make a business out of this.

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  So cool.

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  Definitely there's YouTube is going to be your help, but um, or, Hey Jonas podcast naturally. Well, okay, but guys, I brought you a gift.

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  What?

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  Yeah, we're ripping. I brought you a gift unless you want to pay me back. All right, so I brought three of the OG 1999 Pokemon starter packs.

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  This is big.

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  These are big.

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  You're going to give these to us?

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  Yeah, or you pay me back, whatever. Pick your card, any card.

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  Just, just, yeah.

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  Oh, I may, I may even want that one. I don't know. All right, let's see what we get.

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  I have a good feeling about this.

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  Me too.

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  We're ripping, ripping live.

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  Some, these have been sealed since 1999. If you guys pull anything shiny, you're, you're golden. I got a Stormy, Tangla. I got a Charmander, that's pretty sweet.

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  Nothing shiny yet. Okay, yellow cheek Pikachu.

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  Nothing shiny. You got a yellow cheek.

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  I got a yellow cheek Pikachu.

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  Got a Charmeleon.

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  Here you go. Oh, War Turtle.

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  That's actually great. All right, I got, I didn't get, I got a Pokemon Breeder.

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  I got a Seal, I got two energies. Oh, Pidgeotto.

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  This one good?

• 18:48Speaker 02

  Yes. It's pretty good.

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  Is this one good?

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  No.

• 18:53Speaker 00

  Is this one good?

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  I got one too, they're okay.

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  I mean, that, that will go for $500 to look it up.

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  Technically, yes, 500.

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  This has to be good.

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  If you like money.

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  Hmm, ish.

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  Like 200 bucks.

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  Be gentle. This one looks good.

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  Yeah. No, you're alright. That's a, that's a, that's a-

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  So we, no hollows in this packs.

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  No hollows. I got these two, these are good. Alright.

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  Well done, Nick.

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  I hope you guys enjoy.

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  The yellow cheek Pikachu.

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  Hey, thanks for the gift.

• 19:18Speaker 02

  How about this? I'm gonna, I'm gonna choose to send my pack to our listener to sell with his first business.

• 19:24Speaker 00

  Oh, I love that idea. I'm gonna do the same.

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  Yeah, so, thanks for calling in to 184 Hey Jonas. I'm gonna send you these to sell to your friends at school and get way more money from them and their parents and start your business and then get more money to buy more Pokemon cards, to sell even more and become a billionaire.

• 19:40Speaker 00

  You grade this for, for 10? If you get a 10 in PSA, that's 300 bones right there. I'm gonna give you mine as well.

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  I'm gonna think about it.

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