Awkward Tuesday: Un-Dump My Ex

Summary

Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update – "Awkward Tuesday: Un-Dump My Ex"

Release Date: June 30, 2026
Theme: Can you successfully un-dump an ex after a rash breakup? The team helps a caller try to reconcile with an ex-boyfriend she impulsively broke up with over text.

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Episode Overview

This “Awkward Tuesday” episode focuses on Jennifer, a listener who dumped her boyfriend Jason—over text—after he didn’t respond to her messages for 24 hours. Now, weeks later, she regrets her emotional reaction and asks Brooke, Jeffrey, and the team for help making an “awkward” call to win him back. The hosts weigh in with playful banter, advice that ranges from heartfelt to spoofing, and ultimately stage the call live, with unexpected and cringeworthy results.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Setting the Stage: The Anatomy of a Ridiculous Breakup (04:34–06:00)

• Relationship Milestones: The hosts joke about how all couples eventually have big fights about silly things, like how to store soy sauce.

• Jennifer’s Predicament: Jennifer explains her dating style—she likes consistent attention and set this expectation very early in her four-month relationship with Jason.

  Notable Quote (07:10):
  Jennifer: "If I’m on the couch with you, look at me, listen to me, respond to me."

• She admits to dumping Jason after he didn’t reply to her text for a full day, feeling disrespected by the lack of a response.

2. The Catalysts for Regret—and the Snowball Effect (08:39–10:11)

• Jennifer doubled down on her decision by listing more of Jason’s “faults,” like not posting on social media or sending her memes, before blocking him everywhere online.
• After processing, she reveals regret:
  Jennifer: “It’s been a few weeks and ... I probably got a little overly emotional about it.” (10:04)

3. Should She Reach Out? Hosts' Competing Advice (12:20–14:26)

• Brooke’s Advice: Use damsel-in-distress tactics; suggest Jennifer ask for help with a broken item at home to appeal to his “knight in shining armor” instincts.
  Brooke: “You’re another damsel in distress right now. Tell him something’s broken … and he’ll come rushing back.” (13:15)

• Jeffrey’s Counter: Suggests excusing her breakup as a rant or moment of passion, essentially downplaying her culpability—a move Brooke calls out as gaslighting.

• The hosts muse over whether a sincere apology or playful manipulation will get better results.

4. The Awkward Call – Attempting to “Un-Dump” Her Ex (14:40–19:21)

• The show dials up Jason live. Jennifer awkwardly tries to revive the relationship, alternating between suggesting he owes her an apology and hinting she’s willing to “forgive” him.

  Memorable Exchanges:

  • Jennifer: “I just hate how everything went down with us. I also went a little crazy …” (15:48)

  • Jason: “I wouldn’t use that word to describe it …” (16:06)

  • Jennifer: “But I’m willing to forgive you for what you did.” (16:09)

  • Jason: “You’re calling me out of the blue, asking me to apologize to you when you just went bat crazy?” (16:12)

  • Jennifer, not accepting the clear lack of interest, insists Jason apologize, offers to help him “start” the apology, and even tries the ‘broken outlet’ ploy as Brooke suggested: Jennifer: “Actually, I have something that’s broken at my house … it’s an outlet …” (17:32)

• The Reveal: Jason realizes what’s happening and is told he’s live on the radio. He reacts with disbelief but resignation.

  Jason: “You really, really just made my day here.” (16:58)

• Final Stand: Hosts attempt to facilitate a “mutual apology.” Jennifer apologizes, but only for Jason not texting her back; Jason remains silent.

5. Jason’s Final Word – No Reconciliation in Sight (19:21–19:50)

• Jason reveals he’s moved on, has a date lined up, and wants no further contact.

  Notable Quote:
  Jason: “You go your way, I go mine.” (19:30)

• Jennifer’s parting shot is sardonic:
  Jennifer: “Well, good luck. I’m sure she likes to be texted back as well.” (19:31)

• The hosts quip about Jennifer possibly ambushing the upcoming date, but emphasize the thin line between “persistence” and “restraining order” territory.

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Notable Quotes & Highlights

On Relationship Expectations:

• Jennifer: "If I'm on the couch with you, look at me, listen to me, respond to me." (07:10)

On Impulsive Breakups:

• Jennifer: "I dumped him over text." (08:39)

On Regret:

• Jennifer: "I regret it. And I realize I probably got a little overly emotional about it." (10:04)

On Apologies:

• Jennifer: “But I’m willing to forgive you for what you did.” (16:09)
• Jason: “You’re calling me out of the blue, asking me to apologize to you when you just went bat crazy?” (16:12)

On Moving On:

• Jason: "I've actually moved on and I have a date tonight … There's really no purpose in these kind of calls moving forward." (19:19–19:30)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Advice Segment: 12:20–14:26
• Phone Call Dials Up Jason: 14:40
• Jennifer Tries Damsel Trick: 17:32
• Jason Reveals He’s Done: 19:21
• Hosts Reflect & Comment Section: 22:19

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Memorable Moments

• Jennifer’s unintentionally comedic (and cringey) refusal to apologize, instead insisting Jason apologize to her.
• The hosts' consternation and discomfort as the call spirals—especially after Jennifer presses her ex for both an apology and handyman help.
• Brooke’s quick escalation from advice-giver to near therapist as the call comes off the rails, and Jeffrey’s satirical encouragement of “forced apologies.”

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Host & Audience Reflections (22:19–23:32)

• Hosts and commenters react—ranging from amused to horrified—labeling Jennifer with descriptors like "narcissist," "crazy," "toxic," and suggesting reality TV casting.
• Brooke: “We were shocked. Yeah, we didn’t expect her to come off like that.” (22:19)
• The team debates whether this was entertaining, alarming, or both.

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Summary

"Awkward Tuesday: Un-Dump My Ex" delivers classic Brooke and Jeffrey energy: a wild, awkward second-chance call that derails in real time as a caller tries (and fails) to win back her ex. The episode blends sharp host commentary, a squirm-worthy live call, and an honest look at post-breakup regrets. Jennifer’s stubbornness and the hosts' tongue-in-cheek advice anchor the show’s comedic (and relatable) exploration of dating mistakes.

Listeners walk away with:

• Laughs, a little secondhand embarrassment, and a reminder of why not all exes should be revisited.

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Listen if:

• You love train-wreck relationship drama, clever host banter, and genuine, sometimes uncomfortable radio moments.

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[Jeffrey]

Yeah, it's way cooler than put together Friday. Yeah, we're just perfectly spot on.

[Brooke]

Yeah, totally. Totally. And that's anytime you have an awkward situation, you call us for help and then we just, you know, air all your dirty laundry. So you'll get to enjoy that episode in just a second. But first, comments.

[Listener/Caller]

Yes, C. Giordano said I literally found you guys again recently for a second time. I used to listen when I was younger, probably 15 years ago. Then I found the podcast and forgot that I remembered it and now I'm obsessed.

[Brooke]

Okay, well, I hope you're obsessed with this episode too.

[Jeffrey]

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[Jason]

Okay.

[Brooke]

Yeah, there we go.

[Jeffrey]

Just in case.

[Brooke]

All right.

[Listener/Caller]

You never know.

[Brooke]

If not, just listen, it starts now.

[Host/Caller]

One of the biggest milestones in every relationship is the first Major fight over something really, really dumb.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, and it has to be something dumb.

[Host/Caller]

Like when Brooke almost left Michael all because he insisted the soy sauce had to be stored in the fridge.

[Jeffrey]

I could see that being an argument.

[Brooke]

It doesn't make sense.

[Host/Caller]

Then why do they leave it out

[Jeffrey]

at all the restaurants?

[Cal Penn]

Michael?

[Brooke]

Thank you, Jeffrey.

[Host/Caller]

Good point.

[Brooke]

Yeah, never been poisoned, ever, by soy sauce.

[Host/Caller]

All right, you won that Argum. Well, one of our listeners is going through something similar and she admits she may have gotten overly emotional during a text exchange with her ex boyfriend.

[Jeffrey]

Uh oh, the soy sauce expert here.

[Host/Caller]

Can we work our magic and answer the soy sauce question before things get really ugly? You're gonna find out in your brand new awkward Tuesday phone call right after this.

[Jeffrey]

It's awkward.

[Jennifer]

It's Tuesday.

[Jeffrey]

It's awkward Tuesday phone call.

[Host/Caller]

When you're in love, sometime you do crazy, irrational, emotionally charged things.

[Brooke]

Like have kids? Is that what you're saying? No, no.

[Host/Caller]

Maybe that's your life story, but later on you come to regret those things. Like for me on Valentine's Day. And I know some of you in this room have heard this before, but when I was in college, I basically destroyed my own fraternity house after I invited two women to the Valentine's Day party.

[Brooke]

That's right.

[Host/Caller]

Both said yes. And once they arrived, neither hung out with me the entire evening. So yes, the ceiling above my bed had to be kicked in. Thank you, Bacardi.

[Listener/Caller]

O.

[Jeffrey]

It's not fair.

[Brooke]

I'm glad I don't see angry Jeffrey,

[Host/Caller]

cuz that sounds like weird that's in love Jeffrey. But today, one of our listener, Jeffrey. They're dealing with a regret that was also spawned out of love. Not sure if Bacardi was involved in their misfortunes, but let's talk to Jennifer about it. Jennifer, how you doing?

[Jennifer]

I'm good. Hi guys.

[Brooke]

Just one red flag talking to another possible red flag.

[Jeffrey]

Even you talking about Bacardi.

[Host/Caller]

Like Bacardi orange flavor. I made all the good decisions back then.

[Jeffrey]

Even college kids wouldn't want that.

[Brooke]

Jennifer, please tell us that you're making smarter choices than Jeffrey.

[Jennifer]

Maybe.

[Host/Caller]

Okay, that's my girl. All right, tell us about your situation. How has love come back to bite you?

[Jennifer]

So I was dating a guy for four months. His name is Jason. And we met when my car got declined at a bar and he offered to pay for it.

[Host/Caller]

Oh, opportunist.

[Brooke]

That's cute.

[Jennifer]

Yeah, and we started hanging out and I was very clear with him that I like it when he pays attention to me. Like for example, when I Say that. I mean, like, if I'm on the couch with you, look at me, listen to me, respond to me.

[Host/Caller]

Well, that's three whole things that you're asking a man to do while he's sitting on a couch. So you're telling me big ask.

[Listener/Caller]

You just.

[Brooke]

You don't want your boyfriend to ignore you? Is that what you're saying? No.

[Listener/Caller]

Watching the movie, only look at me.

[Jennifer]

But also, like, don't be checking the sports scores constantly. Like, know that I'm there and be present with me as well.

[Jeffrey]

Be present. I kind of see that.

[Jason]

Okay.

[Brooke]

I mean, is this something like, how soon into the relationship did you lay this down there?

[Jennifer]

The first week.

[Brooke]

The first week. Okay.

[Jennifer]

Yeah, it was pretty clear. That's what I like, and that's how I like to be dated.

[Host/Caller]

You know, it's good to establish rules early on in the courtship sometimes.

[Listener/Caller]

And it worked for four months? Yeah.

[Host/Caller]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

So he was into it. He was fine with it.

[Jennifer]

I mean, he agreed because he had no other choice. But then one day kind of threw me off, and he stopped.

[Brooke]

Wait, wait, what happened? He stopped paying attention to you, so

[Jennifer]

one day he just didn't respond to me for an entire 24 hours. He didn't respond to my text. I get upset. Like, clearly he doesn't respect me enough to answer one text. I don't care how busy you are. I'll give you three hours max.

[Host/Caller]

Okay, so you're not even together in the same space right now. You're texting him and he's not responding right.

[Brooke]

Okay, are you guys in the same city or is he traveling for work?

[Jennifer]

No, we're in the same city. So I dumped him over text.

[Brooke]

Oh. Oh, that seems a little rash.

[Host/Caller]

Was he in a surgery or something? Like, you don't know what he was doing?

[Jennifer]

Well, you know, the next morning, he's like, are you joking? I was just busy. We literally talk every day. Do you want to be with me? And I was like, you didn't even respond for 24 hours. So, no, thanks.

[Brooke]

What?

[Jeffrey]

Look, okay, in the weirdest defense of my life, listen here. If you're used to texting someone every single day, morning, noon, and night, and then one day, four months later, with no explanation, that does seem out of the blue. I don't know if you break up, but that's very weird.

[Brooke]

But you don't even have to talk about it. You just dump them via text.

[Jeffrey]

I mean, it's a different story.

[Brooke]

Are you, like, are you regretting it now? Is that why you're Calling our show.

[Jennifer]

Well, you know, when I dumped him over text, it kind of got me thinking about the other stuff that annoys me. Like, he never posts on social media ever. I like. I like when guys I'm dating send me Instagram funny memes.

[Listener/Caller]

You don't want them on their phones. You want them looking at me the whole time.

[Host/Caller]

That's not true. She wants them on the phone talking to her only and not looking at anything else.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, I'm sorry, honey. I'm trying to post a picture of you. Get off your phone.

[Brooke]

Okay, so you started snowballing with all these reasons that you were right to dump him.

[Jennifer]

Yeah. So then I get worked up. I block him from every social media

[Host/Caller]

text as one does.

[Brooke]

Yeah, it's a reasonable thing.

[Jennifer]

It's been a few weeks and I regret it. And I. I realize I probably got a little overly emotional about it. Huh.

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Well, that's good.

[Brooke]

There's maybe some growth there. So did you reach out to him and apologize?

[Jennifer]

No. Well, that's why I'm asking you guys. Like, I don't know how to ask him to go back with me and give me a chance.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah.

[Host/Caller]

Oh, this is. This is the first time we're going to be reaching out to your ex boyfriend after you dumped him over text

[Brooke]

because he didn't respond to you in 24 hours.

[Jennifer]

Yeah, I mean, I overreacted. Yes. I know this now you know, and I. I regret it. And I probably should have thought about it or taken a couple deep breaths, but it really ticked me off.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[Host/Caller]

I think, honestly, a lot of what you just said right there to us would be great to put somewhere in the conversation when we reach out to him for your awkward call.

[Brooke]

That.

What's funny is I was thinking the opposite. I always think that all sounds like an excuse, is why it's okay that she did that. Like, that's not an apology. An apology is just I'm sorry. Like, not. But you really ticked me off.

[Jeffrey]

Hold on. What's our goal here? Are we spelling it out you want him back? Or are we trying to subtly convince him that he's missing out on you?

[Jennifer]

Whatever works. Guys, I want to date him again. So can you help me?

[Host/Caller]

Okay, we'll try. We're going to come back, give you a little bit of advice, whether it's a sincere apology or a subtle threat, and we'll try your awkward Tuesday phone call right after this. Hold on.

[Jeffrey]

It's awkward.

[Listener/Caller]

It's Tuesday.

[Jeffrey]

It's awkward Tuesday phone call.

[Host/Caller]

Brooke, I have a question. How hard Is it to admit when you're wrong?

[Brooke]

Oh, it's actually pretty easy. Yeah, I do it all the time.

[Jeffrey]

I've never done it. That's how she.

[Brooke]

Are you kidding me? I admit I'm wrong all the time.

[Host/Caller]

Well, we took an informal poll around the office recently and it had to be a secret poll obviously because some people here are afraid of you and quote what you might do to their careers and families.

[Jeffrey]

You mean everyone.

[Host/Caller]

But I will say your name was up there as one of the people that gets the most votes for someone who can't admit openly when they're wrong.

[Brooke]

But I say it all the time.

[Host/Caller]

Maybe that's just happening in your head. You should try it out loud every once in a while.

[Brooke]

Maybe your listening skills aren't very good.

[Host/Caller]

Spoken like a true humble person.

[Jeffrey]

You're constantly apologizing. It's our fault for not listening.

[Host/Caller]

We have a similar mindset on the phone with us right now named Jennifer, who regrets breaking up with her boyfriend because he didn't text her back one day into their four month long relationship. So Brooke, since you and her think alike, why don't you talk to her, Give her some advice on how. On what you would do in this situation.

[Brooke]

Everyone knows that's the type of person I am, Jennifer, and I am here for you. But I actually do have a good plan for you. Okay, Jennifer, you told us about a story when you first met where he rescued you after your credit card got declined.

Remember?

[Jennifer]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

You guys remember that? Yeah. He is the guy who wants to be the knight in shining armor. So guess what? You're another damsel in distress right now. You need to call him. You need to tell him something's broken at your house and he is the manliest man, is the only one that can fix it. And I guarantee he'll come rushing back.

[Jeffrey]

Actually, you're probably right.

[Host/Caller]

What do you think about that, Jennifer? Make up some sort of scenario he can save you from?

[Brooke]

Yeah. And then you're like cute and sexy when he shows up.

[Jennifer]

Just by chance, do you think he'll fall for it?

[Brooke]

Yes.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, we're guys, we're dumb.

[Brooke]

Yeah, it could be like, I don't know how handy he is, maybe like a broken outlet or a.

[Jennifer]

Well, if the guy just saying yes, then I'll try it.

[Host/Caller]

Okay, one of the guys is saying yes. It could be worth a shot though.

[Jeffrey]

That's true.

[Host/Caller]

Jose, what's your advice for Jennifer?

[Jeffrey]

Well, you seem like a very passionate person, like very intense person, which isn't a bad thing. But Sometimes intense people can be more, you know, ranty. So I think you just need to convince him that you were ranting. When you sent that breakup text, you didn't really mean it. You weren't serious. You were just mad.

[Brooke]

I think that's gaslighting. Yeah, that's like the definition of gaslighting.

[Jeffrey]

Whatever works to get him back. That's her mission, is to get him back. And I think that'll work.

[Host/Caller]

Okay, A little bit of make yourself a damsel in distress. A little bit of gaslight him for causing all of your problems.

[Jeffrey]

Look, we've been dating for four months. You just don't know how I am.

[Brooke]

Yeah, it's your fault. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Jeffrey]

Girls, me feel.

[Host/Caller]

How does that sound? Jennifer, you feel ready now to make this call?

[Jennifer]

I think so.

[Host/Caller]

Good. And if anything doesn't go according to our plan, Brooke is more than willing to admit that she is wrong. She has said it out loud.

[Listener/Caller]

You're right.

[Brooke]

I could see nothing going wrong with this at all.

[Host/Caller]

Exactly.

[Brooke]

I feel like he's gonna be so open to dating again.

[Host/Caller]

We are ready. Here we go. I'm dialing your ex boyfriend Jason right now. We'll step in if we feel like you need a little help. Here we go.

[Jason]

Hello?

[Jennifer]

Hey, you. How's it going?

[Jason]

This is awkward. What's going on? Why are you calling?

[Jennifer]

I just. How have you been?

[Jason]

Fine. How about you? Good.

[Jennifer]

I actually went to the bar where we first met and I just thought of you.

[Jason]

Okay.

[Jennifer]

How's work going?

[Jason]

Yeah, no, it's been good. But can I. Can I help you with something or. Why are you calling?

[Jennifer]

Well, you probably want to say something to me, so. I'm ready when you are.

[Jason]

You're calling me and you want me to say something like I'm confused?

[Jennifer]

Yeah. Okay, fine. I'll go first. I just hate how everything went down with us. I mean, we definitely should have talked on the phone. And I also went a little crazy and, like, may have overreacted a little, but.

[Jason]

A little.

[Jennifer]

A little? Yes, a little. But I'm.

[Jason]

I wouldn't use that word to describe it, but.

[Jennifer]

But I'm willing to forgive you for what you did.

[Jason]

You're willing to forgive me? Are you serious? Like, you're calling me out of the blue, asking me to apologize to you when you're the one who just, like, went bat crazy? Pretty much.

[Jennifer]

Jason, I think you're interrupting me. I really hope you're not. I just wanted to give you a fair chance to apologize.

[Jason]

Unfortunately, I'm sorry, but you're not going to get an apology from me because you are the one who put us in this predicament. So. Yeah, I'm not really sure what you're expecting from me.

[Jennifer]

Let me just make it really easy for you. Like, I. What you need to do is just apologize to me because, you know, and say sorry. Jennifer, you know, I know you wanted to see me, and I know that a day shouldn't go live. Don't text me back.

[Jason]

Thank you for making it so easy for me. You really, really just made my day here.

[Jennifer]

Okay, I get this is hard for you maybe, and you're adding sarcasm on top of that, but just. I'll help you start it off. I'm very, very sorry for not responding to you and making you feel neglected. I'll. You know, I'll make it up to you. I'll even let you get my groceries or buy me dinner or pay me rent, like, whatever gesture you want to show, you know?

[Jason]

Are you actually being serious right now? Like, I.

[Jennifer]

Yes, I am. And also, I actually have something that's broken at my house. I was hoping you can fix it. It's an outlet fuck.

[Jeffrey]

Word. I've never heard the word outlet say sell sex alone.

[Host/Caller]

Oh, my God.

[Jason]

What the hell is actually going on?

[Jennifer]

Like, oh, my God.

[Brooke]

That's incredible.

[Jason]

Who are all these people on the phone?

[Host/Caller]

Yeah, Jason, we're a radio show called Brooke and Jeffrey in the Morning.

[Brooke]

Oh, I'm so uncomfortable right now.

[Jason]

You brought me on the radio?

[Host/Caller]

Yeah, we're doing something called an awkward Tuesday phone call. Trying to help out our friend Jennifer here with an issue. And I will say, just to take her side, I didn't hear any apology whatsoever. She gave you a lot of chances there.

[Brooke]

Jeff is being sarcastic.

[Jason]

Well, I'm actually. I'm very thankful that you guys just witnessed that because this has been my life. Isn't this ridiculous?

[Brooke]

What is happening?

[Jason]

You actually believe this is real?

[Brooke]

Jennifer, you told us that you wanted to, like, see him again because you were sorry. Remember you.

[Jennifer]

But he needs to apologize.

[Host/Caller]

Yeah, Everybody knows a sincere apology is always better when you force somebody to give it to you. Makes total sense.

[Brooke]

That's right, Jeff. That is right.

[Host/Caller]

Either way, however you want to look at this, there were some hurt feelings on both sides. And I think what would really help is to get an apology out there from both of you at the same time. So I'll count to three and you guys can both say I'm sorry to each other. Ready? One, two, three.

[Jennifer]

I'm sorry. You didn't text Me back.

[Host/Caller]

Jason still saying awkwardly silent over there?

[Brooke]

Yeah, I think Jason's made up his mind, Jeffrey. I don't think he's gonna go over and fix the outlet.

[Host/Caller]

No, he wants to go over and give her an in person apology. Because an in phone apology wasn't enough? Is that what you're thinking, Jason?

[Jason]

You hit it right on the head.

[Host/Caller]

Yeah, see, I just know these things.

[Brooke]

He finally gets you.

[Host/Caller]

Yeah, he does.

[Brooke]

He finally heard you right.

[Jason]

And you know what, Jennifer? I've actually moved on and I have a date tonight. So I just don't know, like, there's really no purpose in these kind of calls moving forward. Just.

[Host/Caller]

Oh, okay.

[Jason]

You go your way, I go mine.

[Jennifer]

Well, good luck. I'm sure she likes to be texted back as well.

[Brooke]

I don't. I don't think that she'll probably throw a fit about.

[Host/Caller]

I don't think you're reading in between the lines. What he's saying is he wants you to show up to the date. Can you do that, Jennifer?

[Jennifer]

Text me a time and place. Jason.

[Jason]

Wow, you really are crazy and fun.

[Host/Caller]

Oh my God, man, talk about being nervous for your first date. Not because you want to impress the new girl, because Jennifer might show up out of nowhere dressed up as one of the waiters.

[Brooke]

Don't even say that. And put that in her.

[Host/Caller]

No, it just means that she loves him.

[Brooke]

No, it does not. It means that somebody needs a restraining order either way.

[Jennifer]

Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.

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Well, a lot of people have a lot of opinions on her right now. Hey it's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. Thanks for sticking around to part three. And there is just a lot to cover right now because I mean we were shocked. Yeah, we didn't expect her to come off like that. No, no. You know I thought she was going to be the one apologizing. Was I?

[Listener/Caller]

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[Jeffrey]

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[Host/Caller]

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[Jeffrey]

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[Brooke]

Or that could be someone's type.

[Listener/Caller]

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[Brooke]

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[Jeffrey]

Oh yeah.

[Brooke]

Yes, that is perfect reality show. Oh my God, you're right.

[Jeffrey]

But it's so true.

[Karen]

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[Brooke]

So hopefully there's a producer listening as she gets her shot.

[Jeffrey]

She'll be famous and make more money than all of us.

[Listener/Caller]

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[Brooke]

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[Brooke]

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[Jennifer]

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