Awkward Thursday: Long Distance Liar

Summary

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Podcast Summary: Brooke and Jeffrey – Second Date Update

Episode: “Awkward Thursday: Long Distance Liar”

Date: January 8, 2026

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Overview

In this dramatic and wildly entertaining episode, the Brooke and Jeffrey team take on a relationship mystery for their special recurring “Awkward Thursday Phone Call.” Listener Cooper reaches out for help with his long-distance girlfriend, Danelle, whose sudden change in behavior raises his suspicions. What starts as a lighthearted intervention quickly spirals into shocking revelations, on-air confessions, and a truly awkward breakup. The hosts guide and react with their signature banter, blending humor with surprisingly raw honesty.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Setup: Long-Distance Relationship Woes

[03:36–06:39]

• Cooper explains he’s been with his girlfriend Danelle for a year and a half, the last several months being long-distance after he moved for a job.
• He notes that Danelle, once regularly (even obsessively) checking up on him, has recently become distant—no check-ins or signs of possessiveness.
• Cooper admits he “misses her possessiveness,” and feels uneasy about the sudden shift, worrying she may be seeing someone else.
  • QUOTE [05:19] – D, on missing her attention:
    “I kinda, like, miss those check-ins.”
• The hosts joke about his “toxic relationship” leanings and playfully probe the reasons for Cooper’s discomfort.
  • QUOTE [05:27] – C (Jeffrey):
    “It’s nice to have a girl nagging you all the time. I don’t trust you. Tell me what’s going on.”

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2. Theories, Advice, and Awkward Role-Playing

[07:48–10:56]

• The panel debates how best to “smoke her out” and get real answers—from sincere conversations to playfully accusing her of cheating.
• Brooke proposes a “commitment escalation” to see if Danelle recoils due to guilt.
  • QUOTE [09:22] – A (Brooke):
    “Bring up whatever it is to you that would bring your relationship to the next level...if she is cheating, she’ll back off.”
• José suggests joking about ugly guys in Cooper’s new city to probe for reactions.
  • QUOTE [10:07] – B (José):
    “You just say, ‘You know what’s funny? Living in a different city, especially the guys—they’re way uglier here than the guys back at home. You’re probably tempted.’”

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3. The Call: Smokescreens and Confessions

[11:09–16:07]

• Cooper calls Danelle, trying the “ugly guys” joke and attempting a serious talk.
  • QUOTE [11:41] – D:
    “The people in the city where I’m at now, especially the guys, they are a lot uglier than back home...You must be tempted all the time with the guys in our back home, right?”
• Danelle is confused and defensive. Cooper admits “things feel different.”
• Danelle reveals why she’s pulled away: She caught Cooper in a lie about his whereabouts using their shared location-tracking, then confirmed with his coworker via email that he wasn’t where he claimed.
  • QUOTE [13:11] – E (Danelle):
    “I knew you weren’t at the apartment...That’s why I found Corey’s email at your work and sent him a message...he answered me the next day and said no, you weren’t.”
• Confronted with proof, Cooper stumbles.
  • QUOTE [13:51] – E (pointedly):
    “You’re the one not telling the truth. Have you been with someone else?”
  • QUOTE [13:56] – D (awkwardly honest):
    “No. I mean, definitely not anymore.”
• The hosts and Danelle are floored by this inadvertent confession.
• Cooper clarifies the affair was “just one time, experimenting” with coworker Corey. He objects to the word “cheating”.
  • QUOTE [15:02] – D:
    “I don’t like that term, cheating...we were experimenting.”
• Danelle, cool but hurt, confirms the relationship is over.
  • QUOTE [16:03] – E:
    “I need some time to process, but, like, I don’t really see us coming back from this.”

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4. Aftermath & Host Reactions

[16:13–18:05]

• The hosts reflect on the rapid unraveling of events, using gallows humor and empathizing with Danelle’s response.
  • QUOTE [16:23] – B:
    “That’s not the ending Cooper was looking for.”
• They note that Cooper’s projection—worrying Danelle was cheating—was classic guilty behavior.
  • QUOTE [18:05] – C:
    “A lot of times if you think your significant other is cheating on you, it’s a projection because you know deep down you want to cheat. Or you have.”
• Listener texts express disbelief and ridicule for Cooper’s choices.
• Cooper, unusually nonplussed, asks if Corey wants to go to the show he’d planned with Danelle, prompting even more exasperation from hosts and listeners.
  • QUOTE [17:16] – D:
    “Maybe I could see if Corey will go.”

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• [04:46] – D:
  “She used to check up on me all the time...like it was a switch flicked and now she hardly does it at all. And I kind of, like, miss those check-ins.”
• [07:27] – D:
  “I certainly hope she’s not seeing other people, but I miss her possessiveness.”
• [13:56] – D:
  “No. I mean, definitely not anymore.”
• [15:02] – D:
  “I don’t like that term, cheating...we were experimenting.”
• [16:03] – E:
  “I need some time to process, but, like, I don’t really see us coming back from this.”
• [17:16] – D:
  “Maybe I could see if Corey will go.”
• [18:05] – C:
  “A lot of times if you think your significant other is cheating on you, it’s a projection because you know deep down you want to cheat. Or you have.”

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• [03:36] – Cooper introduces the relationship problem
• [05:45] – Hosts react to Cooper missing Danelle’s possessiveness
• [09:22] – Brooke suggests “smoking her out” with a big relationship proposal
• [10:07] – José’s “ugly guys” joke suggestion
• [11:09] – The awkward phone call with Danelle begins
• [13:11] – Danelle reveals her detective work and confronts him
• [13:56] – Cooper’s unintentional confession (“not anymore”)
• [15:02] – Cooper awkwardly claims it wasn’t “cheating”
• [16:03] – Danelle ends the relationship
• [17:16] – Cooper considers asking Corey to the show
• [18:05] – Host reflection and projection theory

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Tone and Atmosphere

The conversation, true to Brooke and Jeffrey’s style, bounces between playful teasing, sharp wit, and jaw-dropping awkwardness. The hosts show both empathy and incredulity at Cooper’s admissions, while Danelle remains poised and quietly cutting. The mood takes comedic turns despite the heavy subject, making for classic Second Date Update chaos.

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Final Takeaway

This episode stands as a wild ride featuring long-distance insecurity, amateur investigative work, a surprise “not anymore” confession, and a relationship’s abrupt implosion—all with the hosts’ irreverent commentary. It’s a poignant reminder that, as Jeffrey notes, sometimes accusations in relationships are just projections, and that radio drama can be as revealing as it is entertaining.

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Transcript

[A]

We did it. We've been back a whole week and we finally got you a new episode. Yeah, we had to warm up a little bit. Yeah. No, you're gonna love this one. It's very special because it is. I don't want to spoil it, but an awkward Thursday phone call. Yes, you spoiled it. Yeah, you definitely did. There's a lot more drama about to happen.

[B]

That's true.

[C]

You'll get over it.

[A]

But I hope you enjoy our first new one of 2026. Yes. You know, thanks for being here. Yeah, for sure. And hey, comments? What do you got? Yeah, Leah said, I'm currently going through every single episode on Spotify. Did it on Apple podcast, but they didn't do wrapped at the end of the year, so all my hard work was for nothing.

[B]

Wait, Apple doesn't do a rap? They are the only company I've got.

[A]

A rap from everything I know, Spotify started it all.

[B]

Yeah, they really started it all. Like Instagram's like, look at your year.

[A]

I'm like, what? Yeah, Uber eats. And Uber did rap too.

[C]

Yeah.

[A]

Yeah, Uber eats did.

[B]

By the way, I'm a top like 5 percenter for Den Tai Fung in the whole country.

[A]

Yeah. Wow. By the way, no one is shocked by. Yeah, I know you very well. All right, let's get into it. Your first brand new episode of 2026 starts right now.

[C]

When Brooke drives across the bridge from her home to work every morning, she considers her relationship officially long distance.

[A]

What? No, I don't.

[B]

Cause she's far from her husband.

[C]

Anything that's from that point. Different bros and different area codes. Am I right, Brooke?

[A]

No.

[C]

Living by the ludicrous motto that's Brooke's way.

[B]

Oh boy.

[C]

Well, one of our listeners hopes that's not the case with long distance partner.

[A]

Does he go over two bridges?

[B]

Oh no, bro.

[C]

Maybe more. And something has definitely changed in the last month. So we're going to try to help him get to the bottom of it in a special awkward Thursday phone call.

[D]

Yay.

[A]

I love these.

[C]

We'll do it next.

[B]

It's awkward.

[C]

It's Thursday.

[B]

It's awkward Thursday phone call.

[A]

Glad we could afford new imaging this year.

[C]

It's only the highest quality.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

Teddy Roosevelt, the 26th president of the United States and part time dating coach once said never knew that he was. He said a healthy relationship is like a well run Costco.

[A]

The Costco was around when.

[C]

Gotta have clear rules. Members only.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

And if you behave right, they might let you sample the goods.

[A]

Oh, I learned so much about history on the show.

[C]

Wow. Nice.

[A]

Big lover of free samples.

[C]

But just like at Costco, all it takes is one tiny issue in your relationship. One gallon tub of mayo knocked off onto the floor, One receipt dropped at the hot dog food court before checkout, and next thing you know, they're calling managers. Suddenly you can't leave, and the whole store is thrown into chaos. And nobody wants their relationship to be a chaotic, receiptless Costco. Right, Brooke?

[A]

I mean, they won't let you out without the receipt, so I get what you're saying. I really do. That receipt is so freaking Teddy Roosevelt jail.

[C]

So wise. And that's why our listener Coop has emailed us for help. Cooper, is that how you're feeling? Does that analogy work to describe your relationship?

[D]

You know, it was very specific, and I appreciate it.

[A]

Like, I'm trying to figure out what it means. Yeah.

[B]

Jeffrey at least spent some time on you, and that's all.

[C]

Bottom line is, it sounds like there's an issue in their. And you're worried about it.

[D]

That's true.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

All right, so let's get into the details about that. Tell us what's going on.

[D]

Yeah. So my girlfriend and I, we've been together about a year and a half.

[C]

Okay. What's her name?

[D]

Her name is Danelle.

[E]

Okay.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

That's always, like, an important time period for a relationship. Like, a year and a half is like, oo, are we really doing this, or is that fun?

[B]

Year mark is big. And then year and a half, you're like, we're still doing it.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

Okay.

[D]

So that's kind of how I felt about the first year, for sure.

[A]

Okay.

[D]

And I felt like we were in a really good place. In a good enough place that when I saw a job opportunity come up that was in a different city, I thought that we could take it. And we've been doing long distance for this back half of our relationship.

[B]

So you didn't expect her to move with you. You moved and you're doing long distance.

[D]

That's exactly right. No, we weren't there yet.

[C]

Okay.

[B]

I thought that's what you were doing.

[A]

Like, temporary long distance or forever Long distance. Maybe they don't know.

[D]

Yeah, I mean, I'm hoping it's not forever. Like, this was supposed to sort of be a transition period.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

I assume since you're still together, she was on board initially.

[D]

Absolutely. And everything was going pretty well, except for as of recently, just, like, the last couple of weeks, she's been acting different, I guess.

[A]

Okay, different.

[C]

What do you mean? Different.

[D]

So she used to, like, I mean, I don't sound bad, but like, she used to check up on me like all the time.

[A]

Like via text or calls or whatever.

[D]

Yeah. And like checking up on where I was, what I was doing, who I'm with. And then like it was like a switch flicked and now she hardly does it at all. And I kind of like, I miss those check ins.

[C]

Yeah. Yeah. It's nice to have a girl nagging you all the time. I don't trust you. Tell me what's going on.

[A]

But in a weird thing, in a.

[B]

Way, she's thinking about you. Every couple hours you get a hey, whatcha doing?

[D]

Exactly.

[B]

You're on her mind.

[A]

Like you felt connected.

[C]

Yeah. Do a scan of the room right now and let me know there's no other women there. Prove it to me.

[A]

I don't think that's what he means. I check it.

[B]

It's romantic.

[D]

I mean, I think that was a part of it for sure. It was some insecurity for sure.

[E]

There.

[D]

That wasn't part of it.

[A]

It is what you mean.

[C]

Oh, sorry. I was joking.

[A]

Better it stopped because that's a good time. Has she been going to therapy and the therapy's working.

[C]

Don't joke like that about his girlfriend. Brooke, come on. It's funny when I say it, but when you do it, it's too far. Okay, so you're saying that that change behavior started happening a couple weeks ago. What's going through your mind now? Like, where are you at?

[D]

Yeah, I'm wondering, like, so what's going on? Or like the anxiety of it all? My worst fear is that there's like some other guy who's trying to step in and is taking her focus.

[A]

Oh, my God. So wait, your girlfriend was jealous, now she's not jealous. So now you're jealous that maybe something's going on with her.

[B]

That's called a toxic relationship.

[D]

I said something's off is all.

[C]

Something's off? Did you know her?

[B]

More than anybody. So if you feel a vibe shift.

[A]

And so you haven't talked to her about this at all?

[D]

I've tried. I mean, I've tried to sort of like subtly make the suggestion that something has changed, but I feel like I've not managed to broach the topic.

[A]

Right.

[D]

And that's sort of why I'm here.

[A]

With you guys, because how can you say why? Aren't you worried I'm with other women?

[B]

Yeah, and then just saying everything. Okay. It's like too generic the other way.

[C]

We used to have such a lack of trust.

[D]

Well, I thought you guys could help me sort of like, sort of do a harder push to open up and tell me, like, what's really going on.

[C]

Okay. You need your girlfriend to really open up, and you're hoping that we have the advice to make her do that.

[D]

Clearly, what I'm doing isn't working, so, yeah.

[A]

Okay. And not only that, like, you want to know if she's seen someone else, it sounds like.

[C]

Do you not want him to find that out if he's talking to other?

[A]

Well, I mean, my advice is different. So I need to know, like, what's our angle here? Is it just what changed, or is it, are you seeing other people? Yes.

[C]

Is it a cheating investigation?

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Okay, what changed and why are you cheating on me? Accusations.

[D]

I mean, I certainly hope she's not seeing other people, but I miss her possessiveness.

[A]

I like that we're just saying it out loud.

[B]

Yeah, this is like the funniest sentence.

[C]

That'S super clear now. Okay, we'll come back, we will give you our advice and help you call your long distance girlfriend to find out why she's not being more clingy and more possessive over you.

[B]

I hope she answers, like, whose phone is this?

[C]

And we'll do it in your special, awkward, awkward Thursday phone call right after this.

[B]

It's awkward.

[C]

It's Thursday.

[B]

It's awkward Thursday phone call.

[C]

Why can't women be more possessive and untrusting of their long distance boyfriends?

[B]

So many girls are like, preach, boy.

[C]

I've always thought this. If they were more controlling, then we wouldn't even need to help our listener Cooper today with his long distance lady, Janelle.

[A]

Not believe this is what he's asking for.

[C]

But it's true. Because in the last few weeks, he says Donnelle has not been as possessive over him as before.

[A]

He's like, not at all.

[C]

Those are his words, not ours. And it feels weird to him because usually she's always checking in, like, where are you? Who are you with? Prove it to me. And that has not been the case as much anymore.

[A]

Hold up a newspaper. Show me the date.

[C]

So naturally, he's worried about it and concerned that maybe she could be interested in somebody else.

[A]

I mean, I will say a shift in behavior in any way in a relationship can indicate that, yeah, people need.

[C]

To stay the same forever. And that is a good point, Brooke.

[B]

No, I think it's a drastic shift.

[C]

Bottom line is, long distance stuff is hard, and so we need to help him fix it. How do we do that Brooke. What's your advice?

[A]

Ooh, I think you smoke her out. Okay. No, not like that. Like, you know, like someone in a hole and you smoke them. Okay. Anyway, maybe I use. Use the wrong analogy.

[C]

Yeah, let Teddy Roosevelt do the metaphors.

[A]

Okay, but you SC Right. Like, you. I'm serious. You bring up whatever it is to you that would bring your relationship to the next level. Maybe it's her moving to the town you're living in or an engagement or getting an apartment together. Because that shift in a relationship, if she is cheating, she'll back off, be like, I can't do that.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Oh, smart, bro.

[C]

Does that advice make sense to you, Cooper? Or are you as confused as I am?

[D]

No, I kind of hear that, but I'm scared that if I do that, she'll lean into that. Because I'm definitely. I don't know, that I'm like, oh.

[B]

Ready Accidentally is getting married.

[A]

I thought you were ready for her to, like. Okay.

[C]

He's trying to figure out where they're at in their relationship. Jose, what's your advice, bro?

[B]

You just say, you know what's funny? Living in a different city, especially the guys. They're way uglier here than the guys back at home. You're probably tempted.

[A]

What?

[B]

Right. Then laugh and tell her I'm just kidding. But see what she says.

[C]

Okay. You're trying to see if she's actually interested in any of the cute guys back home.

[B]

She may say, how did you know?

[C]

Framing it like a joke. Cooper, do you see that emphasize it's a joke?

[D]

Yeah, I kind of see what you're saying. Maybe it's a good way to just, like, break the ice, I guess.

[C]

Yeah, I guess that's a different way to smoke her out, as Brooke would say.

[A]

Again, not what you think, Jose.

[D]

Okay.

[B]

So funny.

[C]

Anyway, we are going to call your girlfriend, Danelle here. Do you feel ready? You feel prepared with the advice that we gave you, Cooper?

[D]

I mean, this isn't gonna be easy, but, yeah, I'm here to do my best.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

All right. Good luck, brother.

[C]

We got your back. Whatever happens, I'm gonna dial it right now and let you call your girlfriend. Good luck.

[D]

Hello? Hey. Hey. Hey.

[E]

What's. What's up? What are you doing?

[D]

I'm here calling you.

[E]

Okay. I mean, I'm at work right now.

[D]

Yeah, no, I know. I just. I wanted to connect with you. I had this funny thought.

[E]

Okay.

[D]

You know, the people in the city where I'm at now, especially the guys, they are a lot uglier. Than back home. What? Just. You must be tempted all the time with the guys in our back home, right?

[E]

What are you talking about? I'm sorry. What are you talking about?

[D]

I'm sorry. I thought it would be a fun way to like. To jump into, like, a harder topic.

[E]

I mean. Okay, I don't know. What do you want to talk? I'm fine. What do you want to talk about?

[D]

Yeah, no, I just feel like. Like things. Things between us have been feeling a little different lately and I don't know why. I just wanted to like to say before anything else happens, like, I don't want them to be different.

[E]

Really?

[D]

Yeah. So why do you sound like that? It's like you don't trust me or like you're thinking about somebody else or something.

[E]

Okay, you know what? I didn't really want to do this right now, but I do think we just need to be honest with each other and say what's happening.

[D]

Exactly. Yes. No, thank you. What is happening?

[E]

Here's what's happening. A few weeks ago, I was trying to call you and you weren't answering.

[D]

Okay.

[E]

And you know we share location with each other, so I knew you weren't at the apartment.

[D]

I know. We. Yeah, no, we already talked about this. I was at my co workers place. Corey, remember?

[E]

Mm, I remember. And that's why I found Corey's email at your work. And I sent him a message asking if you were there, and he answered me the next day and said no, you weren't.

[A]

Oh.

[C]

What?

[D]

Sorry. Why would you email him without asking me? That's crazy.

[E]

That's your response? You don't think a better question is why would you lie to me?

[D]

Okay, I don't know why Corey's not telling you the truth.

[E]

You're the one not telling the truth. You like, have you been with someone else?

[D]

No. I mean, definitely not anymore.

[C]

What?

[B]

Oh, what happened? No, not anymore, brother. Hello?

[E]

What is happening? Why are there other people on this line?

[A]

Because we didn't know Cooper was cheating.

[C]

Yeah. Danelle. Hey, you're on the radio right now with a show called Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. This is called an awkward Tuesday phone.

[B]

Awkward Thursday phone call.

[D]

Good morning, Cooper.

[E]

What the hell are you doing calling a radio station about this?

[A]

Exactly. Why would you ask for our help?

[D]

What are you doing checking my location and invading my personal space?

[A]

That's what you wanted her to do.

[C]

That was the whole problem. She wasn't possessive enough.

[B]

I told you they were toxic.

[A]

You have a girlfriend who tracks you to. Who thought you could get away with cheating? Did you cheat, Cooper?

[D]

It wasn't like that. It was just a one time. It was a one time thing.

[B]

That is like that now.

[C]

Wow.

[D]

No, look, Corey did lie to her. I was with him.

[B]

Oh, Corey lied.

[A]

So you cheated with.

[E]

So you were with the guy? Is that what you were saying?

[D]

Yes, one time. That's it. And it probably was. It's never gonna happen again. Okay.

[A]

Okay. No, it's cheating.

[C]

It's cheating.

[A]

So you cheated with your co worker?

[D]

Corey, I don't like that term, cheating. Okay? We were experimenting.

[C]

Okay, Cooper, didn't you say at the start of this the guys in your new town aren't as hot as the guys in your old town?

[A]

What the hell's going on?

[B]

Get some standards.

[A]

I think it's more concerning as a co worker.

[C]

I mean, there's a lot of concerning things that have been said, Cooper.

[A]

Sorry, Brooks. Flustered. I mean, obviously that's why she had a shift. Is because she caught you.

[D]

Yeah, I didn't know she knew anything. It was one time.

[A]

Again, why would you not suspect me? Would you have been okay if we called her and she's like, it was one time, Cooper. No big deal.

[C]

With her female co worker.

[D]

I would totally forgive her for that.

[A]

You're an understanding boyfriend, Danelle. Why did you wait to accuse him and confront him about this?

[E]

Honestly, I just was curious to see how long it would take him to realize he messed up.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

Okay. I mean, are you interested in forgiving him?

[E]

I need some time to process, but, like, I don't really see us coming back from this.

[A]

Okay. Yeah. Especially long distance. How do you get that trust back?

[C]

Yeah. Okay, Cooper, I. Look, it's safe to say that you and your girlfriend are probably done after this.

[E]

I think it's safe to say we're definitely done.

[A]

Okay, well.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

That's not the ending Cooper was looking for. No.

[C]

All right, Coop, look, I know this probably feels really bad right now, but it's not the worst thing. You're in a new city. Clearly you're discovering things about yourself, and you have a lot to figure out.

[B]

Bonding with your new coworkers.

[C]

It might actually be the best thing that's ever happened to you going forward in your life.

[D]

What?

[A]

I know. I'm as shocked by Jeff. Positivity. I thought that was really optimistic. Jeff. I thought that was a good post breakup speech.

[B]

Yeah, I think he's texting Cory right now. Like, dude, you blew it.

[C]

You might just need some time to really just let all the emotions process.

[B]

The right Way both of you.

[D]

It's just such a bummer. Like, she was gonna come visit in like a week. We were. We had all these plans. It just. This sucks.

[A]

But you did bring this on yourself, though, remember?

[B]

I agree.

[D]

I mean, I had some tickets to a show coming up. I mean, maybe I could see if Cory will go.

[A]

Wait, yeah, no. What? Wait till she's off the phone. Really?

[B]

What the heck?

[A]

I say, why not? Yeah.

[C]

You move fast, dude.

[E]

What an idiot.

[D]

My God.

[C]

What's a show that you have tickets to, by the way?

[D]

We were. I mean, we were going to see hello Dolly. That was the plan.

[C]

I don't know how we didn't see the signs of this earlier, Honestly, but okay.

[A]

92.5 Rook and Jeffrey in the morning.

[C]

We're getting texts coming into 78592. A lot of people are in shock over this one. I'll just read a few. This one says, omg What? This guy gets what he deserves.

[A]

It's just so weird. Why contact us if you're trying to hide something?

[B]

Because he's a dumb cheater and cheaters think they're never gonna get caught.

[A]

He didn't seem too sad though.

[B]

No.

[C]

A lot of times if you think your significant other is cheating on you, it's a projection because you know deep down you want to cheat. Or you have.

[B]

I've been in one of those relationships too. I'm like, why do you always accuse me me of this?

[C]

Like, oh, cuz, I get it. Another person wrote. And it doesn't matter if it's a one time experiment. If you're in a relationship, it counts as being unfaithful.

[B]

Yeah.

[D]

Okay.

[C]

According to you. Not according to Cooper. One time is a one time only thing. This one says, what city did he move to? It sounds fun.

[B]

Fun, ugly people.

[A]

I mean, sounds like quite the workplace. Yeah, I'm telling you that. I mean, Cooper's bringing the office tea.

[C]

Different type of team building happening in that office. But definitely an awkward ending there to your awkward Thursday. We only do those for special occasions.

[B]

Oh, yeah, that was special.

[C]

Definitely one of them. So make sure to follow our podcast for more wholesome content. Just like this. Wherever you get your podcast at Brooke and Jeffrey.