Vault: Her Ex Is Pleading For Her To Take Him Back

Summary

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The Bert Show

Episode: Vault: Her Ex Is Pleading For Her To Take Him Back
Date: November 14, 2025
Theme: Should Lisa take her ex back after a year apart—and after he moved on, very quickly, to another woman?

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Episode Overview

This episode revisits Lisa’s story: her serious relationship ended when her boyfriend suddenly left to pursue a dream of owning a bar in another city, quickly taking up with a new woman. Now, a year later, he's returned with a grand gesture—asking Lisa to move in and possibly even proposing. The hosts and listeners go deep on whether Lisa should consider taking him back, exploring red flags, the reality of moving on, and the nature of true closure.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Lisa's Relationship Recap

• Lisa shares the backstory (01:27):
  • Dated a year, talked marriage, future plans (“I could see kids with this man. We were very serious.”)
  • Boyfriend abruptly left Atlanta for Philadelphia to run a bar, tried long distance, but it fizzled.
  • Immediately after breakup, he moved in with a co-worker (“the hostess that was working the bus with him”).
  • A year later, he returns to Atlanta and wants Lisa back.

2. The Return – His Grand Gesture

• The event:
  • He returns on Friday, but only contacts Lisa on Saturday (03:07).
  • Takes her on a drive to show her a townhouse, asks: “Would I move in with him if he bought this townhouse?” (03:10)
  • Lisa’s realization: “Just sitting there in a car with him, I realized that’s not what I wanted.” (03:53)

3. Hosts’ and Lisa's Emotional Responses

• Disbelief at the speed and audacity
  • Burt: “I can’t believe the sack on this guy. I mean, after a year…” (04:44)
  • Hosts debate if it’s romantic or just opportunistic (“That’s like Lifetime movie story!” vs. “I find very little romantic about it.” 05:12-07:00)
  • Questioning financial realities (“Didn’t you also tell us that he was broke?” 06:54)
• The missing conversation about ‘the other woman’
  • Multiple co-hosts shocked Lisa didn't bring up the other woman:
    • “Did he ever bring up the other girl?” (05:56)
    • “You’re telling me your soulmate…comes back… and you don’t rip him a new one?” – Caller Tess (10:43)
  • Lisa: “I just didn’t feel like I needed to talk about it because now... after that year of a lot of pain... I have nothing left for him, really.” (14:41)

4. Callers’ Perspectives

• Skepticism and tough love:
  • Tess: “There are so many holes in this story, it’s like a piece of Swiss cheese.” (10:39)
  • “If your soulmate… how do you not even bring that up?” (11:03)
• Alternative viewpoints:
  • Tracy: “You’re getting a lot of hearsay… Just get it all out in the open and move on with your life.” (11:27)
  • Amanda: “How does she know the hostess wasn’t just a roommate?” (12:20)
  • Destiny: “I think it’s romantic… if she has any feelings for this guy at all, that she would be crazy just to…not have open communication.” (13:30)

5. Why Lisa Didn’t Ask

• Lisa: “That’s why I didn’t ask about the other girl. It just didn’t really matter to me…there was nothing there.” (14:41)
• Host and co-hosts reflect on closure:
  • “Women can do that, man. You turn it off, it’s done.” – Burt (14:59)
  • “It takes us so long to get to that point…but once we’re done, we are done.” – Co-host 3 (15:05)
  • Discussion of how women process breakups differently than men—emphasizing healing and emotional finality.

6. Alternate Possibilities and Reflection

• Burt posits a “what if”: would a different approach from the ex have changed anything?
  • Lisa: “It doesn’t really change anything because…We should do it right away.” (16:25)
• Co-hosts point to the pattern:
  • “He’s just quick. He moved away quickly. He moved the woman in quickly. He’s coming back quick. He wants you to move in quickly.” (16:37–17:01)

7. Final Takeaway

• Lisa stands firm in her decision to move on.
• Hosts summarize the lesson: “Once you’re there, you’ve already been through all the emotion of it, so there’s no turning back.” (17:24)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Lisa’s clear realization:
  • “Just sitting there in a car with him, I realized that’s not what I wanted… I just didn’t want that anymore.” (03:53 – Lisa)
• Burt’s disbelief:
  • “I can’t believe the sack on this guy. I mean, after a year, he hasn’t…” (04:44 – Host (Burt))
• Lisa on closure:
  • “After that year of a lot of pain and turmoil and confusion, I just… I have nothing left for him, really.” (14:59 – Lisa)
• Co-host perspective on moving on:
  • “Women can do that, man. You turn it off, it’s done…there’s no going back.” (14:59 – Host (Burt))
  • “It takes us so long to get to that point. We have to go through so much…Once we’re done, we are done.” (15:05 – Co-host 3)
• Caller Tess’ skepticism:
  • “There are so many holes in this story, it’s like a piece of Swiss cheese.” (10:39 – Caller Tess)
• On romantic gestures versus reality:
  • “That’s like Lifetime movie story! But you got to take… that other girl was a part of the picture.” (05:12 – Co-host 2 and Co-host 3 interjecting)
• Final closure:
  • “It doesn’t really change anything because…We should do it right away.” (16:25 – Lisa)

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Important Timestamps

• 01:27 – Lisa recounts her relationship and the breakup
• 03:07–03:53 – Lisa describes the Saturday meetup and realizing she’s done
• 04:44 – Burt expresses disbelief at the ex’s actions
• 05:12–07:00 – Debate among hosts: romantic or opportunistic?
• 10:39–11:16 – Callers challenge Lisa’s version and ask why she skipped the hard questions
• 14:41 – Lisa explains why she didn’t bring up the other woman
• 15:05–15:38 – Discussion of how women process breakups versus men
• 16:25 – Hypothetical: Would a different apology have changed Lisa’s mind?
• 17:24 – Co-hosts reflect on finality after emotional closure

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Summary Takeaways

• Grand gestures can’t always undo past hurt, especially when trust is gone and the emotional switch flips.
• Communication, honesty, and acknowledging past wounds are essential—but sometimes, closure comes from within, not from the partner who left or hurt you.
• Listeners and hosts offer a spectrum of responses: skepticism of the ex’s motives, hopefulness for a second chance, and recognition of the emotional work required to truly move on.

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A must-listen episode for anyone contemplating a second chance with an ex—and for all who’ve known the hard, final click of moving on for good.

Transcript

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[Lisa]

Okay, only 10 more presents to wrap.

[Co-host 1]

You're almost at the finish line.

[Lisa]

But first there, the last one. Enjoy a Coca Cola for a pause that refreshes.

[Co-host 2]

The Burch show.

[Host (Burt)]

But Lisa, last week we were asking women, if you're in this situation right now with a guy, he's done you wrong somehow, some way, and you're starting to think that maybe you should take him back, call us up. Because we don't know anything about the situation, we're not close to you or anything like that. We may be able to give you, like, an objective opinion on if you should take him back or not. Well, Lisa called us on Wednesday with this news.

[Lisa]

I dated this wonderful guy for about a year, and at the end of that year, we were talking about getting married. I mean, we talked about buying a house together. He had a great job, I had a great job. And I could see kids with this man. We're very serious. And then I don't know what happened. Like, he just went through this, like, midlife crisis at 27, and he just kind of freaked out and just decided he wanted to own a bar. And so he upped left Atlanta and moved to Philadelphia to his uncle's bar to learn how to, how to run and own a bar. And we tried to do the long distance thing, but then it didn't work out. And then so we broke up. And then a long story short, it's been almost a year and now he wants to come back to Atlanta. And here's the thing. We have all these mutual friends and he doesn't know that I know that right after, like five minutes after we broke up, the hostess that was working the bus with him moved in with him. Oh, yeah, five minutes. I mean, he probably walked across the street to work and said, hey, why don't you move in with me? And whatever. And so now through my mutual friends, I know that he's coming back to Atlanta and he wants to get back together.

[Host (Burt)]

He's coming back when Friday, and he.

[Lisa]

Wants to ask me to marry him.

[Host (Burt)]

So that's where we left off with Lisa last week. So at this point, none of us know, right, if he proposed or not. Good morning, Lisa, you're back on the voice disguiser. How are you?

[Co-host 1]

I'm good.

[Lisa]

How are you all doing?

[Host (Burt)]

Okay. All right, where do you. Where do you want to pick it up? Because we haven't talked to you since Wednesday.

[Lisa]

Okay. So he came back into town on Friday, like my friend said, but then he didn't call me. He didn't call me until Saturday, like about midday. And he said he wanted to see me, and I agreed to it. And then he said he wanted to take a drive. And we drove out to Marietta, and we drove to this townhouse, and he said, would I. He asked me if I would move in with him if he bought this townhouse. And it was a gorgeous place, and it was something that I thought that I really wanted. And I know I wanted that last year, but, you know, just sitting there in a car with him, I realized that that's not what I wanted. That after a year of him being gone and us breaking up and it just being so painful and him moving in with that other girl, I just. I just didn't want that anymore.

[Host (Burt)]

Wait, what? We're going entirely too fast here. All right, so dude calls you up, right?

[Lisa]

Uh huh.

[Host (Burt)]

Was there. I mean, what was that initial conversation like? Because it's been a year now, and this guy just calls out of nowhere. He doesn't know that, you know, he's in town.

[Co-host 1]

So did you, like, fake a surprise?

[Lisa]

Did he want it to be a surprise?

[Host (Burt)]

No. Did you fake like you had no idea this call was coming?

[Lisa]

No, I knew that he would call.

[Co-host 3]

But did you let him know? But you let. Did you let him know that?

[Lisa]

I think there was really no way that I could hide it.

[Co-host 1]

Okay.

[Lisa]

Because we know each other so well.

[Host (Burt)]

So how does he start off the conversation? I mean, this guy, I can't believe the sack on this guy. I mean, after a year, he hasn't.

[Co-host 2]

Talked to you about what?

[Host (Burt)]

That's.

[Co-host 2]

I think that's like any girl. If this worked out well, you know, we know how this one sounds like it's going, but if this worked out well, you'd be like, oh, my God, he left her for a year. Then he comes back and he picks out a gorgeous townhome for them to live in. And he calls her and says, I want to show you something. That's like. That's like Lifetime movie story. That's exactly it.

[Co-host 3]

But you got to take. That's not the real world as long as. But the difference is that other girl was a part of the picture. Like, that the issue. Well, yeah, but it's romantic. If that other girl had never been involved, even.

[Co-host 2]

Even with that other girl involved. It's. It's romantic. Like, I think his intentions are good, and I think.

[Host (Burt)]

I think it's rude.

[Co-host 2]

I think if she was still into him and she loved him, like, I think then this would be an awesome. I think. Oh, my God, it was so great.

[Host (Burt)]

This guy, he broke up, and five minutes later, he's got another woman, which. Which indicates to me that he obviously was seeing somebody else while he was seeing her. Right. You don't ask somebody to move in.

[Co-host 2]

Obviously seeing the error of his ways, and he's willing to put down $100,000 or however much a townhouse costs.

[Co-host 3]

Did he ever bring up the other girl? He never did because my assumption was that just didn't work out with her. So he's jumping back to try to get back with Lisa.

[Lisa]

That's what I kind of felt like, too. Or. Yeah, that was one of my biggest fears, but I never. I never brought it up.

[Co-host 3]

Okay.

[Co-host 1]

Did he ever apologize for disappearing for a year or any. Did he. Like, what did he say on the phone that was so nice that you were like, yeah, sure, I'll pick right back up where we left off.

[Lisa]

Yeah, I mean, I think it was a combination of. We'd been together for so long, and I cared so much about him, and we knew. And we just really knew each other. And. Yeah, he did apologize because.

[Co-host 3]

Did you mention that you thought you were soulmates last week?

[Lisa]

Yeah, I thought that I would spend my life with him.

[Co-host 1]

Okay, so he pulls you up in front of this townhouse, and he's faking like he can afford it because. Didn't you also tell us that he was broke?

[Host (Burt)]

Yeah, you don't mess with no broke.

[Knox (Podcast Host)]

Broke.

[Co-host 2]

I can't believe. I can't believe how much grief you guys are giving this guy.

[Host (Burt)]

I think I. I find very little romantic about it.

[Co-host 2]

I don't think that what he's doing is proper, but broken. How do you know?

[Host (Burt)]

She told us. She told us.

[Co-host 2]

How does she know? She's hearing from friends of friends who thought that he was coming to town to propose, and he's not coming to town to propose. He's obviously coming to town to say, move in with me, dude.

[Co-host 3]

See, like I said, if the other woman had not been a part of this picture. I can see where he's coming from. But the fact that he left her right to another woman's arms makes me look like, well, she dumped him. Now he's running back to Lisa.

[Co-host 2]

If this story was going differently, you guys would be like, oh, my God, look at him trying to do the right thing. He's trying to make it right. He's willing to buy you a house.

[Host (Burt)]

You can't take out a very, very Key points that are fact though.

[Co-host 3]

Because when we talked to Lisa on Wednesday, we predict.

[Knox (Podcast Host)]

We.

[Co-host 3]

She. We gave her our advice on what we thought, you know, whether or not she should get back with this guy. And Jen and I both were saying no because of the other woman.

[Co-host 1]

But I think right away.

[Co-host 2]

I know, but I think you guys are coming down on him for a. What a. It's an amazing attempt and never.

[Co-host 3]

And never acknowledge the other woman. It's not.

[Host (Burt)]

You can't just pick off from just the attempt. There's a history here of screwing around.

[Co-host 2]

Taking all you guys, all women want all three of you. Is for men to pay attention and do great, amazing things.

[Host (Burt)]

Pay attention. He ignored her for a year, but.

[Co-host 2]

Here he's trying to do something awesome and you guys are hammering him.

[Host (Burt)]

Not one call.

[Co-host 1]

Well, here's the deal. It goes. It sounds like he makes one quick apology on the phone and then says fast forward. Let's move in together. Not a apology on the phone. Take her. Like, to me, it's gonna be a build up to that. Like.

[Knox (Podcast Host)]

But this is.

[Co-host 1]

Let's move in together so you can pay for a townhouse that I can't afford. That's romantic.

[Host (Burt)]

He never said that.

[Co-host 2]

You don't know that. He's bro.

[Host (Burt)]

She knows it.

[Co-host 2]

How does she know? She hasn't talked to him in.

[Host (Burt)]

The only thing that we can talk about is what she's telling us.

[Knox (Podcast Host)]

How did. Did he.

[Co-host 2]

Did you ask him how he was going to afford the townhouse?

[Lisa]

No, I didn't.

[Co-host 3]

Did you talk about anything? Because you never brought up the other woman. You never.

[Lisa]

That's right. After a year, I just didn't feel like, hey, let's get back together. Let's move in together. Let's play house together. Like, it should be a buildup. He should try to rebuild with me. And it didn't feel like he was really gonna do that.

[Host (Burt)]

Yeah, I think it's awfully.

[Lisa]

I think he was just looking for a quick fix. Mm. Get his life back. And that's just not really how it works.

[Co-host 3]

I would have totally asked about this other woman. Yeah.

[Host (Burt)]

I don't. They're so.

[Co-host 3]

But you're leaving me, and then I'm not. And then you come running back, and then we're not gonna even talk about it.

[Lisa]

I just didn't feel like I needed to talk about it because now.

[Co-host 3]

Did you say last week that she went up to Philadelphia with him?

[Lisa]

No.

[Co-host 2]

She was like the waitress at a bar. At the bar that he worked at or something.

[Co-host 1]

She was the host.

[Co-host 3]

But they did move in together. That's what I'm saying. But they moved in before he went to Philadelphia.

[Co-host 2]

No, he moved in.

[Lisa]

He moved. He moved there. We broke up. And then, like, the next week they moved in together.

[Co-host 3]

He did here.

[Host (Burt)]

Here in Atlanta. Then he takes off and. Yeah. At that point, you don't know if they went to Philly or not together.

[Co-host 1]

You guys have the story.

[Host (Burt)]

I don't have it.

[Co-host 2]

Right. He moved to Philadelphia, Okay. To work at his family member's bar.

[Host (Burt)]

Got it.

[Co-host 2]

Then they tried to do the long distance thing, Lisa and him. It didn't work out, so they broke up. So the hostess of the bar, a waitress, moved in with him in Philadelphia.

[Host (Burt)]

Got it.

[Co-host 2]

They had their little relationship or whatever.

[Host (Burt)]

Okay.

[Co-host 2]

Then that fell apart. Now he's coming back here and he's trying to make it work.

[Host (Burt)]

Okay. That changes absolutely nothing, but okay. At least I have the facts straight. Hold on one second. Okay, Lisa, I'm going to put you on hold. We're going to take some calls, and then I'll come back and we'll talk to you, too. Okay?

[Lisa]

Okay.

[Host (Burt)]

Go ahead. Tess, you're on the Burt Show.

[Caller]

Good morning. Burt Show.

[Co-host 1]

Good morning.

[Caller]

Let me tell you, there are so many holes in this story, it's like a piece of Swiss cheese.

[Co-host 3]

All right, all right.

[Host (Burt)]

What do you got?

[Caller]

Give me a break. You're telling me your soulmate, who you're gonna spend the rest of your life with, takes off and shacks up with some girl, and he comes back one day and you don't rip him a new one? You don't even bring up the girl's name.

[Lisa]

Come on.

[Host (Burt)]

Yeah. I don't know how you do that. I don't know how you spend a half a day with somebody, that's the.

[Co-host 3]

Next thing we're talking about.

[Host (Burt)]

Yeah. And you never, ever, ever mention it. If your soulmate and you guys are supposed to be so open with each other. How do you not even bring that up?

[Caller]

There is no way.

[Co-host 1]

I mean, in her defense, she did say she didn't feel like going into all of It. Because she doesn't want to be with him.

[Host (Burt)]

Right.

[Co-host 1]

She's decided this isn't for her. It was moving too fast or whatever. So she didn't even want to get into all that because it's over.

[Caller]

Hi, good morning.

[Host (Burt)]

Good morning, Tracy. How are you?

[Caller]

I'm great. My comment was is that basically she's getting a lot of hearsay, which really has nothing to do with nothing. And basically if she just, I mean, talk to him, see what he has to say, get everything out in the open. And to me, it seems like you don't want to talk about the girlfriend because you didn't want to hear any bad noise, any bad news, and you just wanted to keep it all sunshiny and smiley, and you just didn't want to hear the facts. Ask him, what is up with, who is this girl? What's up with this? And just get the facts. You're hearing rumors. I mean, for him to take you to your, you know, your new home or whatever, that's not what his friend says that he was going to do. Stop going by the hearsay and go to him. Just get it all out in the open and move on with your life.

[Host (Burt)]

Thank you for calling. Here's Amanda with a theory. Hey, Amanda.

[Caller]

Hey, how are you?

[Host (Burt)]

Good. Good morning.

[Lisa]

Good.

[Caller]

My comment was how does she know that he was. She was not just a roommate that he moved up there and he just needed help and I mean, because it was, you know, after they broke up, a week or so later, maybe she was just a roommate.

[Host (Burt)]

Could be. Could be. But she wouldn't. She. She didn't bring the, the woman up now.

[Caller]

Yeah, I know. Ask any questions.

[Co-host 1]

I know there's exceptions to the rule, but for guys. Couldn't you say that most guys don't have girl roommates that they don't want to sleep with? Right?

[Co-host 2]

I. I don't know about that, but I'll guarantee you she wasn't a roommate.

[Co-host 1]

Okay.

[Co-host 2]

Like, I think you could probably have a girl roommate that you don't want to sleep with, but I don't think she was one of them. Like, it just, it's, it's. I mean, the fact that he broke. I think he obviously, like, you guys are so convinced that they were messing around. Like, he may have done the right thing. Like, the fact that she moved in so quickly says to me that he was like, you know what? This is the girl I want to be with, but I'm going to be manly about it and dump my long distance thing and move her in 24 hours later, like, I don't know if he was.

[Host (Burt)]

I think he was screwing around with her because she was there. He was having the relationship in Atlanta, and it just didn't work out with her. Destiny thinks this is a romantic story. Hey, Destiny.

[Co-host 2]

Thank you.

[Co-host 1]

Hey.

[Caller]

I was gonna say, normally I'm a pretty.

[Lisa]

I'm a realist and pretty negative, but I totally agree with Jeff.

[Caller]

I think it's romantic. Something about it's romantic.

[Lisa]

Yeah.

[Caller]

He probably did have a fling with this girl. Probably realized that she wasn't the one, that.

[Lisa]

The one that he was supposed to be with was in Atlanta, and he makes this huge step, and I feel.

[Caller]

Like if she has any feelings for this guy at all, that she would be crazy just to, you know, like.

[Lisa]

Everybody else has said, not have open communication with this guy because most people.

[Caller]

Would be, you know, curious of why he would drop everything, you know, I.

[Lisa]

Think she needs to ask questions because.

[Caller]

You know, if it is that person, we all know how hard it is to find that person, so why not at least ask? You know, like, at least dig a little bit deeper?

[Knox (Podcast Host)]

Yeah.

[Host (Burt)]

I don't know how you even go one hour. I don't even know how to go one hour without starting to ask questions about him.

[Co-host 2]

Well, if she's over him, like, if it's. You know, if it's where she sees him for the first. When she. The minute she sees him, she's like, oh, nope, game over. Then she, you know, like, whatever.

[Host (Burt)]

Lisa's back.

[Co-host 2]

I'm wasting my time right now.

[Host (Burt)]

Lisa, is that how you were feeling? Like this was all a waste of time anyway? Because emotionally, you were just like, you're cut off from this guy anyway, so the details really don't even matter to you.

[Lisa]

Yeah. And that's why I didn't ask about the other girl. Cause it just didn't really. It just didn't really matter to me because I just felt like there was nothing there. After that year of a lot of pain and turmoil and confusion, I just. I have nothing left for him, really.

[Host (Burt)]

Women can do that, man. You turn it off, it's done. That switch is done sometimes, and there's no going back.

[Co-host 3]

Well, the reason is, I think it takes us so long to get to that point. We have to go through so much to finally be fed up that once we're done, we are done.

[Co-host 1]

That is a theory that in breakups, women deal with it right away. So she dealt with it right away. Over this year, she's had some time to sort of heal from it. But maybe there was, like, a crack in that door that was still open, you know, that little bit of doubt. But I think women really do go through the emotions and deal with it, whereas guys, for the most part, are just in denial, and they're like, ah, whatever, rebound, rebound. And then they're not even functioning with, you know, dealing with those feelings until much later.

[Host (Burt)]

Lisa, let me ask you this. If the situation was a little bit different and his approach this weekend was a little bit different, okay, so this is all theory. Three weeks ago, he gives you a call and he says, lisa, I'm coming back to Atlanta. I really, really, really need to talk to you. Do you have some time? Okay. You say, sure, let's just hang out for a couple of hours on Saturday. Right? He comes back in on Saturday. He tells you everything. I have to be honest with you. I made a million different mistakes over the last year. When I was in Philadelphia, I thought I fell in love with a woman. I moved her into the house. It was a mistake. And for the last year, I've been paying for that mistake. And I just want to be with you. This is our new house. Does that change anything, or are you done?

[Lisa]

Yeah, it doesn't really change anything because he's still like, oh, I'm so ready to make it right. We should do it right away.

[Host (Burt)]

So that switch is off and it is over.

[Co-host 3]

Well, also, I mean, I think it also is a reflection of how he handles things. Whether bad or good, it doesn't matter. He's just quick. He's just quick to the draw. Like, he moved away quickly. He moved the woman in quickly. He's coming back. He wants you to move in quickly. So that's who he is. And so that's, you know, something you have to factor in, too. I mean, you've obviously made your decision, but you can't ignore his pattern.

[Co-host 1]

Maybe he just needs to be alone for a little while.

[Host (Burt)]

Now he's gonna go back to Philly. He'll hook up with the other girl.

[Co-host 1]

The other hostess, or he's gonna drive.

[Co-host 2]

Her down to the townhouse and go, hey, what do you think of this townhouse?

[Host (Burt)]

All right, Lisa, thank you for sharing with us. We appreciate it. Thanks a lot.

[Co-host 3]

Good luck.

[Lisa]

Thanks, Bye.

[Host (Burt)]

Yeah, man, women. Turn that thing off. It is done. It is hard to go back, but.

[Co-host 1]

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[Co-host 1]

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