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C (1:44)
The Bird show in the meantime I hate starting a sentence like this. I was watching Oprah Winfrey yesterday and she was doing a show on infidelity and it kind of like broke off almost into a discussion on like secret lives of guys. And at one point, one guy was talking about how he had been messing around on his wife for like five years and he was living like a double life. Then they brought another guy on the show and they were talking about how he had another family in another city.
D (2:20)
The best story of that is, and I, I, I've brought this up before because I think Jessica's the one who told me about it. The pilot's wife. It's a book. It's about a woman who was married to a pilot, but he had like two wives in two different cities.
C (2:32)
Yeah, because he'd be able to leave.
D (2:33)
Like three days at a time, you know, because he, you know, like when you're A pilot. You're only allowed to fly so many hours. So many. Whatever. So he was a major airline pilot. So he would have his family, like, let's say, in Alpharetta, and he'd get on a plane, he would fly to, let's say, Los Angeles. Then he'd have two days off. We'd have a family out there with an apartment and a wife and kids. Then he would fly from Los Angeles to, say, Detroit, and he'd have a family in Detroit.