Pod Insights My Therapist Ghosted Me MTGM EXTRA! "Do I cut and run?" About this episode As promised, Vogue & Joanne are diving head first into the drama between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni... Oh. My. Word. Plus, should you call it quits if he doesn't want to get married and what are Joanne's tips for playing the apps??
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Transcript 0:01 Speaker 00 This is a Global Player original podcast.
0:10 Speaker 01 Welcome back to My Therapist Coached Me. It's the bonus episode. It's me, Jemima McNally, and it's the usual crew. I have
0:17 Speaker 02 me, Vogue. Vogue Williams here, yes.
0:19 Speaker 01 The blonde one and the other one.
0:25 Speaker 02 We said that we were going to deep dive Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni.
0:33 Speaker 01 But before, and when we said that, just as we said that, within the gap between we said it and us recording today, Justin Baldoni released an entire website with every single receipt, every single text message. Who, what poor bitch had to put that together? I don't know. That is quite the job.
0:51 Speaker 02 That is a real, that's like, you know what? This is how angry I am. I will sift through these messages like no one's business.
0:59 Speaker 01 Forensic. I would call that frantically forensic. Actually, not frantically, very well thought out and calmly forensic.
1:07 Speaker 02 I feel like, okay, let's try and explain it slightly. I think people, a lot of, everyone kind of knows what's going on. Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni did a film together called It Ends With Us, and it was based on this hugely popular book by Colleen Hoover. And then they turned it into a film. And there was obviously bad blood as they were doing the press, because they never did press together. They never really spoke about each other. Blake Lively was getting the worst press because actually she wasn't mentioning what the story was kind of about. And it's a domestic abuse story in the end. And then people were going at her for that.
1:41 Speaker 01 It was Justin Baldoni's film.
1:43 Speaker 02 Yes, he was the director.
1:45 Speaker 01 He's the director. He's the one who got the rights to turn the book into a film. It's his film with his production company, right? Then they hired Blake Lively as to play the lead. She did, she then played the lead. Some issues happened. She was trying to rewrite scenes. She was, she was demanding $5,000 shoes, even though her character has just come out of college. She was making all these quite diva-ish demands and things were kind of bubbling. There was clear they weren't getting on. And then she accused Justin Baldoni of sexual assault. So there was a kind of a leaking happened. There was a bit of a smear campaign going on against Blake. And everyone was kind of anti Blake. And then we realised that there was an intentional smear campaign. And then she came back and accused him of sexual assault in return. And now everything has just blown up.
2:30 Speaker 02 And so basically, there was a big piece written in the New York Times and it was like this kind of scathing piece against Justin Baldoni. And then it turned out that actually it was Ryan Reynolds who had a friend in the New York Times, who then did Ryan a favour by putting that in without fact checking it. So he put all this stuff in about Justin Baldoni. And now Justin Baldoni has lost out to work and he's suing, well, I'll tell you what, they're all suing each other now. So the lawyers are suing each other. The PR are suing each other. Everybody, it's not just Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds and Justin Baldoni. Everybody's suing each other now and it's gone mental.
3:07 Speaker 01 I think Justin Baldoni's suing his publicist. Someone else is suing their manager. It is kind of like, it's like legal whack a mole. It's absolute carnage. And I'm gonna say, I'm here for it because I haven't been the same since Wagga the shutdown. I really haven't. There's been, there's been a gap in the market for me. And also the Amber Heard Johnny Depp court case seemed like it was very serious. And there was, there was, it was like, there was a lot of domestic abuse and all that stuff. And I didn't feel like it was one to kind of enjoy as such. But this one, you're like, what? Because I think they're calling him, um, Ryan Reynolds and fake Lively. I,
3:43 Speaker 02 Oh God, I know.
3:45 Speaker 01 I, I think this is the end of everyone. I think, what I like to think is they're all dicks. Everyone's a dick. And then it makes me feel better by kind of leaning in and indulging or engaging at all.
3:54 Speaker 02 Did you see, did you see the thing? It was the most embarrassing where she basically described herself as Khaleesi from Game of Thrones. And she had her dragons and her dragons were Ryan Reynolds and Taylor Swift. And I'm sorry, I would not fuck with either of those people. But she was basically using it as a threat.
4:09 Speaker 01 To force Justin Baldoni to accept her rewrites of a film that he has directed and gotten the rights for. And then she was on a red carpet and she told one of the interviewers, oh, she's like, oh, Ryan actually wrote one of the scenes. Oh, no one knew that. That's, and then the, apparently the production company were like, sorry, what? And then the writer kindly said, oh, if there's extra blemishes there from Ryan, that's fine. But like, the whole thing is carnage. And then the, then the rumor is that there was a vibe between Justin Baldoni.
4:40 Speaker 02 Yeah.
4:41 Speaker 01 And Blake Lively, which it seems like maybe there was, and that Ryan is really jealous. La la la la, the plot thickens. Anyway, I won't be watching Marvel.
4:49 Speaker 02 No, I, I, I mean, there's just so much to digest from that, though, because like, I read the book and I loved it. And one of the scenes she wanted to change was one of the most pivotal scenes in the book. And it's like, you can't really, like, people who were, and she didn't read the book before.
5:04 Speaker 01 She didn't read the book!
5:05 Speaker 02 She took on the role. And it's like, that's such a big, as a huge fan, that's how I fell in love with Colleen Hoover and as such a massive fan of her books, before I found out they were for teenagers and stopped reading them. And I was like, oh, you can't do that.
5:20 Speaker 01 You graduated.
5:20 Speaker 02 It's so boring. I graduate, yeah. I'm on John Boy now, okay?
5:24 Speaker 01 Yeah. Even, I've never read the book and even I am like, oh my God, Blake Lively tried to rewrite the rooftop scene? I didn't even, all I hear is like, the rooftop scene, the rooftop scene, the rooftop scene.
5:33 Speaker 02 Yes. But then there was another thing where Blake Lively was basically said that Justin Baldoni stormed into her dressing room when she was pumping, like breast milk, pumping breast milk. And some people want to be super private.
5:45 Speaker 01 From herself, from herself, just for clarity. Yeah.
5:48 Speaker 02 Not from a cat or anything.
5:49 Speaker 01 Yeah.
5:50 Speaker 02 And, but then he leaked those messages and in the messages, she's like, oh, I'm just pumping, come on over and we'll run through lines.
5:56 Speaker 01 And then apparently she was saying he kept kind of fat shaming her and asking her trainer what her weight was. But then his defense is, I had to lift you in a scene and I've got a back issue and I needed to know how much you weighed because it needed to, it was going to impact the stunt and everything. Look, I'm always so aware and Vogue, we speak about this regularly, Jo, when you're not here, we speak about this, that. Successful women in any industry, they are often judged very badly and they're called like bitches and bossy bitches and all this shit. So I'm always trying to look at it through that lens. I'm like, so when all this kicked off, I was like, he's such a wanker. How about having read the, what I can only call dossier of his tweets on his website, which means I haven't slept much.
6:43 Speaker 01 Like, I don't, I don't, I don't think she's innocent in this. I hate to say it.
6:48 Speaker 02 I don't think she's fully innocent. No, but like even with the weight thing there, like you brought that up. There's so many different parts to it. The messages he released were like, she was asking to shoot the body scenes at the end of the film because she wanted to lose the baby weight. And he's like, I actually am in control of any of that, but I will tell the writers that that's what you would like to do as a preference. And like, I totally understand. La, la, la, la. And so like, it's just, but then she doesn't want to be interviewed by his lawyers and oh, it's like, I mean, it's just such a shit show that didn't, I know, it didn't need to happen.
7:19 Speaker 01 You can't choose whose lawyers interview. Apparently they've tossed that out now. They're like, this fucking stupid. What I will say as well is the length of, he's like, hey, and her messages are like, if I got a message that long, I'd get sick straight away because I'd be like, I'm in trouble. Like, they're too long. What? That's an unhinged length of text message.
7:37 Speaker 02 He's sending weirdo long voice notes as well, though. I can't believe anyone would listen to that shit. One minute is that all you get for a voice note are just ring.
7:46 Speaker 01 Well, I do, I do like to extend, but I also listen to mine at two point speed. So it's fine. And I would, and I always recommend if I send a long one, I'll send a message then going, I'd speed that up if I were you. So I do give fair juice. I do give fair warning. But yeah, it's all to play for. Let's see. We'll be here with our, what are they called, Jo? Joji Hammers? Gavels. Gavels. We'll be here with our digital gavels. Waiting to see how this plays out.
8:10 Speaker 02 There's just so much. It's, it will never end. We've got, Joanne, we have years of this now. This is not going to be, this is, you were, that's it. Stop doing what you're doing. You've got a couple of years worth of this stuff going on now and I'm thrilled about it. I'm a bit disappointed because the Kardashians are back on six. I'm going to have less time than I'd like, but I'm ready.
8:29 Speaker 01 I've pulled penophile. It's not happening.
8:32 Speaker 01 It's not happening.
8:33 Speaker 02 You're dead right.
8:33 Speaker 01 Until this is resolved.
8:35 Speaker 02 Until this is resolved. Sure you wouldn't be able to concentrate on stage?
8:39 Speaker 01 I can't afford to get on a plane in case I miss anything.
8:41 Speaker 02 No. Forget all your jokes, you'd be worrying about what's happening between them.
8:45 Speaker 01 I do think though, I will say, and I know it's not important and I shouldn't put this, sorry. I will say though, that they're all really attractive, so I do wish them well ultimately because of pretty privilege.
8:59 Speaker 02 Yeah, they're all actually.
9:00 Speaker 01 They're really hot. Maybe this is just sexual tension.
9:03 Speaker 02 Yeah, I mean, they're both right. And she's a right, but like.
9:06 Speaker 01 And Justin Baldoni and his wife's a right. Maybe this is just the preamble to some, some marital spice. I don't know. Set it here. I've predicted stuff before.
9:19 Speaker 02 Hi ladies and Joe. Love the pod. I've been with my partner for five years now. I'm mid 30s and he just hit 40. We are besotted with each other.
9:28 Speaker 01 Oh, that's sweet.
9:29 Speaker 02 That's very cute. Best of us and sex, sex life is great. Love. Of course we have our arguments, but they mainly come back to the same thing. I would love to get married, but he doesn't believe in it.
9:40 Speaker 01 Right.
9:40 Speaker 02 We have had endless conversations about it, both aligned in not being wild for having kids, but he is not budging on getting married. I love him. He's my best friend, but I feel I'm being forced to make a decision. If I'm happy to be with someone who doesn't want to get married. Or do I cut and run knowing I'm ever, may never get the opportunity to love someone as much as I love my man now?
10:02 Speaker 01 Oh, that's very hard.
10:03 Speaker 02 I, I, I wouldn't. I wouldn't. Okay, let me finish it first. Pressure from friends and family doesn't help, but I also want to get married in my head thinking. Shouldn't love be enough for him to get over himself in his sphere of marriage? Sending love. I just think that, I don't think that that's a cut and run job for me. I think that if, if I was with somebody and let's say they didn't want to have kids with me. That would be a cut and run because there's such a big difference. But I think that like, being a married woman and having gotten married a couple of times, I can understand why you wanted to get married. And I did want to make it official. But now that I think about it, I'm like, I don't think I'd be that pushed.
10:39 Speaker 01 Yeah.
10:40 Speaker 02 For when I get, when I'm planning the third, you know, I wouldn't be.
10:43 Speaker 01 Well, I guess you're saying like in hindsight, maybe it's not all it's cracked up to be. Is that what you're saying?
10:47 Speaker 02 Yeah, I, it's not that it's not all it's cracked up to be. It just doesn't change a lot. It's just like, if you want it and he's really, I just, I don't understand why he would.
10:57 Speaker 01 Loads of people don't.
10:58 Speaker 02 I know, but why he would be so against it, is it because you don't want to organise a whole wedding and spend all the money on the wedding? Or is it because he actually just doesn't want to do it? Because.
11:07 Speaker 01 We're always suspicious that we're like, oh, it's not that he doesn't want to get married, he just doesn't want to marry you. And then if you leave him, he'll be married within the year. That's not always the case. Some people, they know their own limits and they know, they're like, if I am married, I'm going to feel completely trapped, suffocated. It's going to be a bad version of myself. I'm worried that I'll bail. And he's like, why change everything? Let's just keep it like it is. Also, marriage, the older I get, I look around, I, I, look, I don't mean to be pissing on her wedding cornflakes, but a lot of people now, they're separating and it's such a drama to get separated.
11:39 Speaker 02 Yeah, but also if, like, let's say she's been with him for five years, right? They're partners. Eventually, there are, there are rules that like, regardless of if you're married or not, if you're living together and cohabiting for a certain amount of time, there's the same rules apply. As to if you're married to somebody and you have those legal documents. It's the same kind of stuff of splitting things up and like legally, it's always a nightmare if you've been living with someone for a certain amount of time. And I think like, I suppose, I don't know how I'd feel like, I suppose I'd feel sad if Spencer didn't want to marry me.
12:06 Speaker 01 Yeah.
12:07 Speaker 02 But if I really wanted to do it, I just felt like.
12:09 Speaker 01 Why not do it for me? But then I guess his point is, well, why not not do it for me? So they're stuck between a rock and a hard place.
12:17 Speaker 02 I don't know. I don't think I would do a runner, like you're saying, like your relationship sounds so nice. I wouldn't let that be a sticking point to, to end a relationship, but I would maybe ask him about it. Is it to do with like money and having a big wedding and having attention on you? Cause it's really embarrassing. It's really embarrassing to walk down the aisle.
12:33 Speaker 01 Do you remember the breakup with Jennifer Aniston and?
12:37 Speaker 02 Ben Affleck?
12:37 Speaker 01 Nope.
12:38 Speaker 02 Mark Johnson.
12:39 Speaker 01 No.
12:39 Speaker 02 Mark Antony.
12:40 Speaker 01 No, you're thinking of J Lo.
12:42 Speaker 02 Oh yeah, that's who I was thinking of.
12:43 Speaker 01 Jennifer Aniston.
12:44 Speaker 02 Oh yeah.
12:46 Speaker 01 By the way, I, I.
12:48 Speaker 02 I saw, I saw, I saw a video, right, on, on Instagram of J Lo walking through her old neighbourhood. And some guy is standing outside the house and she's like, hey, I used to live here. And he's like, what? I used to live here. And he's like, who are you? And she's like, Jennifer.
13:05 Speaker 01 Scarfer, I know.
13:06 Speaker 02 He couldn't, he couldn't have given it a shite.
13:10 Speaker 02 So anyway, go Jennifer Aniston.
13:11 Speaker 01 Correction corner for myself. When I spoke about, there was a two-part podcast on the breakup between Jennifer Aniston, Brad Pitt, and then his affair and marriage to Angela. Alleged affair, just in case Angela's listening. And I said it was called Scandal. This podcast is actually called Shameless.
13:29 Speaker 02 I actually don't know.
13:30 Speaker 01 I apologise.
13:31 Speaker 02 I think, I don't know if I could listen to that. I think it would make me really sad, but saying that I'm just, I'm, I'm sad because I was drinking on Saturday anyway, so I have to be careful. It has to be very uplifting.
13:39 Speaker 01 Yeah, looks just like Paddington Bear stuff for you for the week. But then someone sent me the Variety interview that was 20 years old that Jen did.
13:47 Speaker 02 After.
13:47 Speaker 01 After, and it's.
13:49 Speaker 02 Sad.
13:50 Speaker 01 It's sad. And then someone else messaged me saying, oh, she was really annoyed with that. It makes her sound really sad. So, look, I don't know. Anyway, it's a really tricky situation because if the relationship is that good, why walk away from a great relationship?
14:00 Speaker 02 I wouldn't want.
14:01 Speaker 01 He doesn't want to get married. But then you're kind of insulted because you're like, is it just me? Is he going to leave me in three years' time? And then I've never married him and he's going to marry someone else. But this is the thing about life. You don't know. You just have to kind of roll with the punches.
14:13 Speaker 02 I mean, if you've spoken to him, if you've spoken to him and he says he doesn't want, I don't know how he changed his name, but I don't, as I said, I don't think it's as big a decision as if you met somebody who didn't want to have kids when you wanted to have kids.
14:23 Speaker 01 Fair.
14:24 Speaker 02 That's a walk away moment, I think, for me personally.
14:26 Speaker 01 Yeah, I, yeah, I agree. I don't really have, I don't really put a lot of weight in marriage, but I'm not at the stage you're at and I'm also not mad in love with someone and I'm also older. So I don't know. If I was that age and I was mad about someone, I would probably want them to marry me. Yes, of course I would. Yeah, I get it. Of course you do.
14:44 Speaker 02 Yeah, so it is sad, but also you don't throw away a really good relationship because of it.
14:48 Speaker 01 As a woman. As a woman out here, can I just say, if you've got someone, if the relationship is that good, I'd hold on to that now.
14:56 Speaker 02 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
14:57 Speaker 01 I'd hold on to it and just kind of agree to disagree on the whole marriage thing, which is, it's a big issue, but I would agree to disagree. Or roofie him and marry him in his sleep.
15:05 Speaker 02 Yeah.
15:07 Speaker 01 Throw him down the aisle in Vegas.
15:08 Speaker 02 That's actually a great idea.
15:09 Speaker 01 And he'll know nothing and you'll just have that gorgeous inner glow of commitment.
15:13 Speaker 02 Whoever says you don't give good advice, like, they must be mad.
15:15 Speaker 01 There you go, yeah.
15:25 Speaker 02 Hi, Vogue and Joanne, love the pod, long time listener. On last week's podcast, you suggested you could help people with, did we get any of them? We did suggest we could help people with online dating.
15:34 Speaker 03 We did get some. It was just a bit cloudy as to whether the people that were being volunteered.
15:41 Speaker 02 Knew about us. Oh, okay.
15:44 Speaker 03 I just didn't want to.
15:45 Speaker 01 Got it, it was a legal issue.
15:46 Speaker 02 I know it was probably a joke, however, I need help. I'm a 44-year-old, single mum with two kids and I've been on Hinge for about a year and not had a single date. What am I doing wrong? I'm a personal trainer and Pilates teacher, own my own house, very independent and enjoy your freedom. However, it would be nice to meet someone to go out for dinner with or on a few dates at least. Do you have any advice or tips? Joanne, should I pay for a boot? Love you girls, thanks in advance.
16:13 Speaker 01 Yeah, you gotta fuck with the system. You gotta, firstly, firstly, hand your Hinge profile to a friend. A guy friend would actually not be a bad.
16:22 Speaker 02 Good idea.
16:23 Speaker 01 Yeah, because I've done that before, I've looked at people's profiles and we don't really see our own, it's very hard to look at your own profile.
16:29 Speaker 02 Or even like the pictures and stuff that you put up. If you've got any pictures of your kids, I'm not saying bad, take them down.
16:34 Speaker 01 Take them down, don't put up a photo with an ex-boyfriend, everyone knows that. Sometimes guys put up photos with their exes and the ex has a balloon over her face and I do, that's not gonna work. Swap your photos around, reboot, refresh, refresh your profile loads, change it up. If it's not working, new photos, get a bit of skin out. I mean, I hate to say it, but it does make a difference.
16:50 Speaker 02 Yeah.
16:51 Speaker 01 Also threaten to cut, shut down your Hinge account. Then they'll throw you back up the algorithm because they'll be like, really? Are you sure?
16:57 Speaker 02 Wait, you have to pay for Hinge?
16:58 Speaker 01 You get different access and all if you, if you pay for it.
17:01 Speaker 02 I think throw a bit of money behind that with the Hinge, so you're not just there with loads of other people.
17:05 Speaker 01 I mean, it's fourteen ninety-nine for a twenty-four hour boost. You can't put a price on love.
17:08 Speaker 02 Jesus Christ, that's not, man.
17:10 Speaker 01 Do you know what? That's not that cheap.
17:11 Speaker 02 I thought it was seven quid.
17:12 Speaker 01 Fourteen ninety-nine?
17:13 Speaker 02 He must have spent a bloody fortune.
17:15 Speaker 01 Is it?
17:16 Speaker 03 For twenty-four hours?
17:17 Speaker 02 Twenty-four hours, fourteen ninety-nine to meet a hot guy.
17:20 Speaker 03 In twenty-four hours? I'd want a month for fifteen.
17:24 Speaker 02 Fifteen quid, you need a boost for more than that, Hinge, you're absolutely Roberts.
17:27 Speaker 01 Have I lost touch with reality or am I just desperate?
17:32 Speaker 01 Which is it?
17:36 Speaker 02 I'm sorry, but yeah, I think that, I do think it is fourteen ninety-nine, you've got to invest in yourself. Do you know what? Don't have, don't have a coffee four times this week.
17:44 Speaker 01 It's two frappuccinos or something. Yeah, threaten to shut it down, boost yourself.
17:48 Speaker 02 Threaten to shut it down.
17:50 Speaker 01 And refresh your photos, honestly. And actually, also what I would say is, tip to the wise. When you're engaging with men, when you're sending them likes, actually comment. So what I do is I never like their photos. I engage with their, their prompts. So if they'll say-
18:05 Speaker 02 What's that prompt? Like a thumbs up and stuff?
18:07 Speaker 01 Well, no. So they'll say like, they'll like, oh, favourite comfort food. And they'll be like toasted cheese sandwich. I'll engage with that to start the conversation going, rather than just liking their topless photo. That's what I find. It's a more substantial connection. That's what I do.
18:20 Speaker 02 If you start talking, what's your favourite comfort food? God, I'd love a cheese toast.
18:23 Speaker 01 Ooh, probably lasagna.
18:27 Speaker 02 I have seen a different side to you.
18:29 Speaker 01 Coleslaw.
18:30 Speaker 02 Oh, coleslaw. I'm gonna get coleslaw on the way home. I'm gonna have a coleslaw and white bread sandwich on the way home.
18:35 Speaker 01 I'd use it as a mixer if I could.
18:37 Speaker 02 Oh.
18:37 Speaker 03 Just coleslaw in the sandwich?
18:39 Speaker 02 No, I'll put a bit of cheese in there. I've gone off ham. That's your fault. I don't eat ham anymore.
18:43 Speaker 01 Good.
18:44 Speaker 02 I'm disgusted.
18:46 Speaker 01 Glad, I'm glad.
18:46 Speaker 02 I know, but I can't eat ham. Listen, I'm not saying the pigs.
18:50 Speaker 01 You are saying-
18:50 Speaker 02 I had honey bacon yesterday from this pizza restaurant. Oh my, there's a little pot. Svenny got a, Svenny got a takeaway. And he was like, I got you a side of maple syrup bacon. And I was like, ugh. And then I tried it and I was like-
19:03 Speaker 01 You loved it.
19:03 Speaker 02 Oh my God, it's so delicious.
19:09 Speaker 01 I would just like to add in for the record that I get, I'd say maybe two requests a month for both people who are asking me to refer them on to Rea because I think the assumption is that Rea is some magical land full of hot, single men who are available and up for chat. And may I say, it is the polar opposite. You are missing nothing on that thing.
19:34 Speaker 02 No.
19:34 Speaker 01 Trust me, nothing. It's just men, I said it before, men flapping away in linen. That's all that's on there. It's not worth your time. Like, that's why I'm operating off hinge because Rea is bullshit.
19:46 Speaker 02 But I think Rea might even be more bullshit. I did it for Alice myself, but Rea might even be more bullshit because people think they're so cool because they've gotten on Rea and so they're just complete bullshit artists.
19:55 Speaker 01 Totally. And let the record show as well. I don't know, why am I obsessing about the record and showing it? I was watching a legal show this morning.
20:04 Speaker 02 Do you want to show us that goddamn record now?
20:06 Speaker 01 Let the record show. Pass me my, what's my little Judge Judy hammer? Joe, what are they called? There's a name for them. Gavel. Gavel. How the hell do you know that?
20:14 Speaker 02 He loves Judge Judy. Loves it.
20:16 Speaker 01 And let the record show, let my gavel show that it's, the criteria is confusing and low rent for Rea. I think I got on it and I'd done like three minutes of material at that stage. I think I'd done half a gig. So it's not like it's high end. Just so you know. Just to make everyone feel better about it, you're missing nothing.
20:35 Speaker 02 And I would like to say, I would like to suggest getting yourself down to Battersea Park. Every Saturday, they do this thing called Park Run. I know everyone else knows about it. I've only just learnt about it, whatever. And I am telling you, the head will be falling off your girls. There's lots of nice men down there.
20:50 Speaker 01 Yeah. And even those women I met in Cape Town who listen to the pod, get yourself to Battersea Park.
20:54 Speaker 02 Yeah.
20:55 Speaker 01 Battersea Park, South West London. That's where you need to be. Fly in. You can't put a price on those.
21:00 Speaker 02 Absolutely. No, thanks everyone for listening. That is the end of the bonus episode. Goodbye.
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