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Paola Pedrosa
Welcome. My name is Paola Pedrosa, a medium and the host of the Ghost Therapy podcast where it's not just about connecting with deceased loved ones, it's about learning through them and their new perspective. I think God sent me this gift so I can show it to the world. And most of all, I help people every single day. Listen to the Ghost Therapy podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Paola Pedrosa
Hey, you found it. The home of the second date update. It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning and thanks for being here on the weekend with us. Seriously, welcome to our home and I know we have a lot of new listeners from all over the world since we've been in the, you know, top ten charts of podcasts. Yeah. Which is awesome. And if you don't know, we actually are a full radio show. I know radio still exists and we are talking on it. It does. It does. And we do a brand new full hour episode every day on our main feed. Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. And we just thought, you know, y'all seem to like relationship drama. We're kind of experts on it and we do a lot of other segments, including this one. Awkward Tuesday phone call. Yes. Love it. Yes.
Brooke
Juicy.
Paola Pedrosa
Yeah, seriously, it's not necessarily always a romantic relationship with these, but it's always awkward. Yeah. And tricky. So sit back and enjoy your awkward Tuesday phone call on Sunday. Totally makes sense. Yeah. It starts right now.
Brooke
Is it ever okay to give someone's gift back?
Jose
Oh, well, that depends. But most of the time, no.
Brooke
I'm not just asking that. Cause I saw Brooke's holiday shopping list, okay?
Paola Pedrosa
What?
Brooke
Nobody wants a quote roadkill shovel?
Paola Pedrosa
Brooke, you don't know how useful those can be.
Brooke
I didn't even know they made them specifically for that.
Jose
I don't kill possums all the time like you do, bro.
Paola Pedrosa
They're a lot grippier.
Brooke
Oh, no. Thank you, though. But he would tell a pretty extreme situation where you would have to tell a friend, hey, thanks, but no thanks. I don't need your gift. Yeah, well, that's exactly where one listener finds herself today. And the gift that she received from a co worker is actually jeopardizing her upcoming wedding.
Paola Pedrosa
What?
Brooke
You're going to hear what it is in your brand new Awkward Tuesday phone call coming up next. It's awkward.
Paola Pedrosa
It's Tuesday.
Brooke
It's Awkward Tuesday phone call. Getting somebody a gift off their wedding registry is something they'll remember forever. Yeah, especially when you keep bringing it up to them years later. Like, Brooke, remember what I got you for your wedding?
Paola Pedrosa
Yeah, you got me a green blender. And you got me a wine decanter.
Brooke
Pretty nice of me, huh?
Paola Pedrosa
And I use them both all the time.
Brooke
That's right. Whenever Brooke drinks wine, which is every night and most mornings, she has to think of me. It's my way of cursing her forever.
Paola Pedrosa
It usually doesn't make it into the decanter. It usually makes it straight into my mouth. You decant every still, but it's pretty.
Brooke
And for one of our listeners, though, her wedding registry has actually caused drama in her relationship.
Paola Pedrosa
What?
Brooke
Now she needs our help. So, Shiloh, welcome to the show.
Shiloh
Hi. How are you guys doing?
Paola Pedrosa
Oh, my God. I can't believe that whoever you're marrying even cares about the wedding registry or Reddit look through it. Yeah, my husband was like, yeah, whatever you need.
Brooke
I don't know, Shiloh, tell us what's going on in your relationship.
Shiloh
Okay, so I have a wedding website, okay. And on it I have my registry linked. And, you know, I have, like, regular stuff like dishes and towels and stuff. But we also have, like, a thing you can donate to, like, our honeymoon fund. And then the one that has my fiance upset is I had added an impromptu bachelorette trip to Vegas, thinking people would probably just donate like 100 bucks, 50 bucks. Just like spending money kind of the thing.
Brooke
Oh, okay. Gambling money.
Paola Pedrosa
Oh, you put your bachelorette party on the. I mean, that's nice because then your friends, bridesmaids, don't have to pick up the tab.
Shiloh
No, no, no, no.
Brooke
You said it was a problem for your fiance. Why is that an issue?
Shiloh
It wasn't really a problem at first, but my fiance was on there the other day to see if anyone bought anything, and he noticed that my co worker, my male coworker, had donated to the bachelorette trip.
Paola Pedrosa
Oh, my God, that's so nice. Really nice.
Brooke
Yeah. What's wrong with that?
Shiloh
Yeah, he donated $2,000.
Paola Pedrosa
Whoa. He's balling out for you. Co workers take notes for my future wedding.
Brooke
Better upgrade that hotel room now. That's awesome.
Paola Pedrosa
I mean, that's really cool. Do you guys work in, like, a really well paid job?
Shiloh
You know, like, he could definitely, I guess, afford it. I mean, I don't know. I don't assume anyone's finances, but.
Paola Pedrosa
Yeah. That's so sweet. I still. What's the issue?
Shiloh
My fiance feels like the reason that he gave that much is because he's hoping that something will happen between the two of us. Like, that he's got an ulterior motive.
Jose
Oh, some dudes.
Paola Pedrosa
He's not going on the trip. Like what? I don't know.
Shiloh
My fiance feels like because of the amount that he gave, he'll, like, find some reason to be down there and what? Will want to meet up or try to hook up or whatever. Like, not like that.
Paola Pedrosa
And you can say no. Yeah, exactly. Like you're half of that equation. Like, your fiance doesn't trust you to handle that. If that actually happened, which seems like a stretch.
Shiloh
Yeah, he just thinks it's really inappropriate. He's like, I know how guys are.
Paola Pedrosa
Okay, tell me he's not making you give the money back. That would be terrible.
Shiloh
So that is actually why I'm calling, because he wants me to give the money back and say, like, see your poor bride.
Jose
Thanks, but this is.
Brooke
You can't just take the money and use it on something else.
Paola Pedrosa
Oh, yeah. And just lie to both the men.
Brooke
Yeah.
Shiloh
You know, I don't know. I mean, I want to start off our life together, like, right. I don't. I never want him to feel insecure.
Paola Pedrosa
Yeah.
Brooke
Yeah.
Paola Pedrosa
I'm just trying to think from his perspective. Right. Like, yeah, if a woman gave him $2,000 to use on a personal trip, it would feel a little.
Brooke
Yeah, because it'd be one thing if he gave you the $2,000 to donate towards your honeymoon together or towards building your future home, but the fact that it's a trip specifically for you, I could see why he would think. He's trying to set himself up in a way to make himself look good. Yeah.
Paola Pedrosa
Yeah.
Brooke
Okay. Can we ask, what's your relationship like with your coworker, friend, Guy like, you.
Paola Pedrosa
Just say co worker, Jeff.
Brooke
Well, I don't know. I don't know how. Like, do you know him really well? Does your fiance know him?
Shiloh
I mean, my fiance's met him before, and, like, he's my group of friends at work, but not, you know, we're not besties or anything.
Brooke
Not good enough to get a $2,000 donation.
Paola Pedrosa
I mean, I feel like if you were getting a $2,000 donation, it'd be, like, from your work husband, you know, like the person at work that you go to lunch with, that you hang out with all the time.
Jose
You made these plans with.
Paola Pedrosa
Yeah, totally.
Jose
Like your friend. Friend.
Brooke
So your fiance wants you to give that back. What are you looking for from us today?
Shiloh
This is such an awkward phone call. I don't know how to approach this. I don't know how to say it.
Paola Pedrosa
Who are we calling?
Shiloh
We're going to call my coworker to give the money back.
Paola Pedrosa
Because you want to keep a good friendship with him. You don't want to insult him because it is a generous gift. Are you open to having him transfer the money into a different area, or do you think that would still, like.
Brooke
You want to do some money laundering?
Paola Pedrosa
I feel like those dishes were really nice. Would your fiance be more comfortable if the money got shifted to the honeymoon fund?
Shiloh
I mean, I think so, but I think he's still got, like, a bad taste in his mouth about the whole thing.
Jose
I think accepting $2,000 in general is making him uncomfortable, no matter what the situation.
Paola Pedrosa
Yeah. It's not like a family member or best friend.
Jose
Yeah, like, all right, you're just trying to flex on my future wife.
Brooke
It is weird to get that amount of money from a total. Not total stranger, but someone that's know you that. But if anybody wants to donate $2,000 to us, like, don't let that stop.
Jose
Feel free.
Brooke
We're going to. We're going to try and come up with some advice for you here, though. Shiloh. We're going to help you. Tell your co worker we can't accept your generous $2,000 donation.
Shiloh
Okay.
Jose
Does anybody in this room have experience denying money?
Paola Pedrosa
No.
Brooke
No.
Paola Pedrosa
I can beg for it, but we're being offered $2,000.
Brooke
Yeah, that's true.
Paola Pedrosa
I don't experience there either.
Brooke
This is going to be a challenge, so we're going to do our best with your awkward Tuesday phone call right after this. It's awkward.
Paola Pedrosa
It's Tuesday.
Brooke
It's awkward Tuesday phone call. If you're just joining us for our awkward Tuesday call, we've got an interesting situation that happened to one of our listeners named Shila. She's less than a month away from getting married, and a male coworker of hers just donated $2,000 towards her Bachelorette party.
Shiloh
That's a dang.
Paola Pedrosa
That's a wedding gift.
Brooke
Generous, to say the least. And that amount of money made her fiance suspicious. Like, there's got to be strange motives behind this gift.
Paola Pedrosa
Remember, she did put her bachelorette party up on her wedding registry, so it's not like it was coming out of nowhere.
Jose
Yeah, he didn't just like Venmo her.
Brooke
No, but nobody expected $2,000 towards it. So, long story short, she needs our advice on how to decline his generous gift and send the money back free.
Jose
$2,000. Are you sure you don't want to flirt with him?
Brooke
Yeah, we can do this a little bit, but, Shiloh, you said your fiance noticed that donation a few days ago. Since then, have you spoken with your co worker or seen him around? Like, has he mentioned anything?
Shiloh
That's actually funny that you say that, because he actually was sick yesterday. But, like, he did say that he needed to talk to me, and I gave him a call.
Brooke
Oh, after the donation?
Paola Pedrosa
Well, maybe. I mean, it's a gift, right? So maybe he just wanted to confirm. That's a lot of money. You want to confirm it went to where it was supposed to go.
Jose
He wants to confirm your flight number so he can join and land with.
Brooke
The girls, share hotel room numbers. Like, who knows what he wants to do?
Paola Pedrosa
This guy sounds so innocent. It sounds like he's never even hit on you once. Am I right? Like we haven't.
Shiloh
He's not like that.
Jose
Okay, well, then that's good. You know him better than we.
Brooke
Before we call him, we're supposed to give you a little bit of advice, too. So, Brooke, what do you think that she needs to keep in mind with this call?
Paola Pedrosa
I think this is really simple. I think that you need to first thank him for being so generous and kind.
Jose
Yeah.
Paola Pedrosa
And then you just need to explain that it makes you uncomfortable. Like, it's just too much. And.
Shiloh
Yeah.
Paola Pedrosa
Also, don't bring your fiance into it at all. Yeah. I don't know. Like, if they ever wanted to be friends or something, like, it just wouldn't happen. Let's not blame other people. I don't know.
Brooke
That's the first time I've ever heard you say that. So, Jose, what do you think?
Jose
Well, I think your strat is rnc. That is reject, then compliment.
Paola Pedrosa
Not compliment, then reject. That's my method.
Jose
No, you have to leave them feeling good at the end.
Brooke
I like that strategy, too, where it's like, bad news first. And on the good news. Yes.
Jose
It's like, look, I can't take the money, but you. I mean, nice hair.
Paola Pedrosa
I'd be kind of happy if someone told me to take a gift back. I'd be like, great.
Brooke
How do you feel about that, Shila?
Shiloh
Yeah, I mean, I think that's probably what's going to work. The best is, like, be straightforward, but also complimentary.
Brooke
Yeah, you said it way better than any of us did, so quicker. Maybe you should be in radio.
Paola Pedrosa
He sounds like a really nice guy that would do something like this. Yeah, I can't imagine he's gonna, like, blow up on the phone or something.
Brooke
Let's find out. I'm gonna dial his number right now. We're gonna step away and let you make this call.
Joseph
We'll be.
Brooke
We're on your side. We're gonna jump in. I don't know what I'm saying.
Jose
We're gonna jump in on your side.
Brooke
We are here just in case you.
Jose
Need us and you're there.
Brooke
All right?
Joseph
All right.
Brooke
You got this, Shila. Okay, here we go.
Joseph
Hello?
Shiloh
Hey, Joseph, it's Shiloh.
Joseph
Oh, hey. Yo, you didn't call me back. I was trying to reach you yesterday. What's up?
Shiloh
Oh, yeah, I'm sorry about that. You know, just, like, wedding stuff. I got caught up. But, yeah, I wanted to give you a call now.
Joseph
That's good, you know, because I want to talk to you, too. Like, I got a few things I got to say to you.
Shiloh
Okay, well, let me go first, because I just need to say this.
Joseph
What's wrong? Talk to me.
Shiloh
I just wanted to thank you so much for your generous donation. It was seriously, like, so nice. I never would have expected that. That was so kind of you.
Joseph
Don't worry about that.
Shiloh
It's just. It's such a huge amount of Money. I just really can't accept it. I really appreciate it, though. It was so, like, kind and thoughtful, and you're always so nice and generous, and I still. I really appreciate it, but I just. I don't think I'm going to be able to accept that large amount of money.
Joseph
Okay, well, can you just give it back to me, like, two weeks from this Thursday coming up?
Paola Pedrosa
Huh?
Shiloh
What?
Joseph
Just hold on to it until then. I'll get it from you then.
Shiloh
Okay. What? Why, though?
Joseph
All right, check it. I'm gonna give you the all clear, and once I do that, then you can send it back. Okay.
Shiloh
All clear. What? Like, I don't understand.
Joseph
God, I don't know how to say this, but I'm going through some things right now, and I'm about to divorce my wife. I'm about to file for divorce. So I figured that I could start pushing my money in different places so she can't find it.
Brooke
Oh, my God.
Jose
If it's not in his bank account.
Paola Pedrosa
Oh, God.
Shiloh
What the is this?
Joseph
What's going on?
Brooke
Hey, Joseph.
Paola Pedrosa
Not gonna be good news for you, dude.
Jose
Not auditors. Don't worry.
Joseph
You gotta be a speaker at a party.
Brooke
No, man, you're. You're on a radio show right now. We're Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.
Jose
We're like a morning party.
Paola Pedrosa
Really sorry to hear about your divorce, man.
Joseph
Yeah, you definitely don't know nothing about no damn divorce. You don't know jack.
Paola Pedrosa
Okay, I'm fine with that. I know nothing. I'm good with that, too.
Brooke
Yeah, I don't know what was going on there. We're just trying to help Shila. She's a listener of our show, and she told us she's been in this kind of awkward situation with you giving her the money. She didn't know, like, why she got so much from you.
Paola Pedrosa
She thought it was a kind gift for her wedding, not a way to stole money away. It's a two for one.
Jose
Oh, my gosh. He kind of is laundering.
Paola Pedrosa
Yeah, I mean, it is.
Joseph
Nothing's been laundering us. Shiloh, what the are you doing?
Paola Pedrosa
Shila didn't know.
Brooke
Yeah.
Joseph
Are you working with my wife? Is she trying to divorce me first? And now you got me on a great note with a whole. Down here.
Paola Pedrosa
Oh, no, bro.
Brooke
Oh, my God.
Jose
It's not like that.
Paola Pedrosa
Shila.
Shiloh
No, I. I had no idea. I just. My fiance just thought it was weird that you did that, and it turns out it was.
Brooke
Well, yeah, it's not for the reasons that he thought.
Paola Pedrosa
Her fiance thought that you were hitting on her or like. Like, I don't know, put it out there. Yeah.
Jose
And be like, oh, I got money.
Brooke
We didn't know that you were happily married at the time, so, dude, what was your plan?
Paola Pedrosa
I don't get your plan.
Joseph
Why would I tell you now?
Paola Pedrosa
Okay, I just don't get how you would gift the money and then ignore our problem. How he was gonna get it back.
Brooke
Oh, now Brook's ahead for her impending relationship problem?
Jose
How exactly does it work? How do you execute the stealing? No.
Joseph
All right, let me tell you this. If you didn't give it back, it wouldn't have been a big deal. As long as my wife don't get her hands on it, that's cool. I will accept it happily.
Paola Pedrosa
Do you have more money you need to get rid of?
Brooke
Yeah, we'll hold on to some of it for you.
Paola Pedrosa
Oh, my God.
Joseph
Yeah, I got something for y'all to hold on to.
Brooke
Yay.
Paola Pedrosa
I don't know.
Brooke
Why do I not think it's money, though?
Paola Pedrosa
So, wait, where are we at? Like, so can she tell her fiance what the money's really for? Can she keep it?
Joseph
No, you're tall enough.
Paola Pedrosa
Oh, okay, so then you need the money back. You need to give the money back.
Jose
Now that you know.
Joseph
That's why I just gotta wait a couple of weeks to take care of some business. You can send it back to me. You could tell your fiance that you're giving it back to me. I'm accepting it.
Jose
Okay.
Joseph
I got some things going on.
Brooke
Okay.
Paola Pedrosa
I think you got to spend half in Vegas, but, you know, does that feel good?
Shiloh
Shaila, none of this feels good.
Paola Pedrosa
What, you don't want divorce hidden money to fund your wedding? Like, I don't get it. It's pretty good.
Jose
You're looking into her future.
Joseph
Maybe how you think I feel.
Brooke
Yeah.
Joseph
Yellow called me a money launderer, and now the whole world gonna hear me.
Paola Pedrosa
No, no, just come after Jose, not the US.
Shiloh
Okay, well, thanks, guys. I guess that's done.
Brooke
Yeah.
Paola Pedrosa
Now.
Brooke
You're welcome. Unless Brooke wants to ask for any more tips from Joseph on what she should do.
Paola Pedrosa
I didn't want tips, Jeffrey. I just didn't understand.
Brooke
Okay, sure. We're going to check your browser history after this segment is done.
Paola Pedrosa
Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.
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Podcast Summary: Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update
Episode: Awkward Tuesday: 2K All Day
Release Date: January 26, 2025
Host/Author: iHeartPodcasts
In this episode of Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update, hosts Paola Pedrosa and Brooke dive into another layer of relationship drama through their signature segment, Awkward Tuesday Phone Call. The episode, titled "2K All Day," unfolds a listener's complicated situation involving an unexpected and substantial wedding gift from a coworker.
The episode begins with Paola welcoming listeners and setting the stage for the day's drama:
Paola Pedrosa [02:05]: "Hey, you found it. The home of the second date update. It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning and thanks for being here on the weekend with us."
Brooke introduces the segment by hinting at an upcoming awkward phone call:
Brooke [02:58]: "Is it ever okay to give someone's gift back?"
Listener Shiloh joins the conversation to share her predicament:
Shiloh [04:37]: "Hi. How are you guys doing?"
Shiloh explains that she added a bachelorette trip to her wedding registry, expecting small donations, but a male coworker contributed an unexpected $2,000. This generous gift has raised suspicions in her fiancé's mind, leading to tension in their relationship.
Shiloh [05:25]: "My fiance feels like the reason that he gave that much is because he's hoping that something will happen between the two of us. Like, that he's got an ulterior motive."
Paola and Brooke brainstorm potential solutions to Shiloh's issue, emphasizing the awkwardness of declining such a generous gift:
Paola Pedrosa [07:06]: "It's not like a family member or best friend."
Brooke [09:52]: "We're going to try and come up with some advice for you here, though."
The hosts agree on a strategy to help Shiloh communicate with her coworker without causing offense, suggesting she express her discomfort and redirect the donation if possible.
Paola Pedrosa [12:09]: "I think that you need to first thank him for being so generous and kind."
Shiloh [12:58]: "Yeah, I mean, I think that's probably what's going to work."
As the segment transitions to the Awkward Tuesday Phone Call, Shiloh attempts to return the $2,000 to her coworker, Joseph. Initially, the conversation seems straightforward:
Shiloh [14:21]: "I just wanted to thank you so much for your generous donation. It was seriously, like, so nice. I never would have expected that."
However, the situation takes an unexpected turn when Joseph reveals ulterior motives:
Joseph [15:30]: "God, I don't know how to say this, but I'm going through some things right now, and I'm about to divorce my wife. I'm about to file for divorce. So I figured that I could start pushing my money in different places so she can't find it."
This revelation exposes that the donation was part of Joseph's attempt to launder money amidst his impending divorce.
The hosts react with surprise and concern as the true nature of Joseph's intentions becomes clear:
Paola Pedrosa [16:02]: "Oh, God."
Brooke [16:20]: "We're Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning."
Jose [16:27]: "If it's not in his bank account."
The episode concludes with a mix of shock and disbelief, highlighting the complexities and unexpected turns that relationship dynamics can take.
Brooke [17:05]: "Shiloh didn't know."
Paola Pedrosa [17:07]: "Shila didn't know. Yeah, it didn't seem to be for the reasons that he thought."
The episode wraps up without a clear resolution, leaving listeners to ponder the intricate interplay between generosity, trust, and underlying motives in relationships.
Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update continues to provide insightful and entertaining discussions on relationship dynamics, offering listeners both empathy and practical advice for navigating awkward and challenging situations.