Hosts provide humorous life advice on resolving family dilemmas (Part 2)
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Transcript
It sounds like you might just end up being miserable. You have to do something because you want to do it, no matter what obligations you have. And like, especially if it's an unhealthy situation for you. I think this has been really good advice for the puzzled people that are puzzled. And before we have to take a break and when we come back, remember Elliot, who had lost. You know, Are you aware that you never asked me. No. Yeah, I was. Kaitlan Collins would never go. I was wondering that. Wait, wait. Before you ask her, please Sum, what exactly is the situation on this? Wow. Well, Caitlin has people like stage managers off camera that probably show her a sign, like in her go to Paula, maybe. Yeah. Anyway, do you want me to do that? I can point. No, Paula, you know, you're a performer. You're a legendary performer and you've had a lot of life experience. What's your. And you didn't really get along with your parents and you moved away from your hometown. So what's your advice for go home and deranged? I say you buy a nice tent and you don't move in with anybody when you get there. You just pitch your tent, maybe outside, and you gradually move in if you choose to. I think the others are right. I mean, I don't think you want to rush in or maybe. Right. You said, what is it, three hours to your mother's house? Yeah, yeah, I believe that was left out during the summary, but I think it was three hours away. You could pitch that tent an hour and a half away and then have both options. Oh, yeah, she already has a house to move into. Oh, you know what? That is another option that hasn't been suggested. Like that the halfway thing might or might be. Might be she's out of the city and she's not in a house that's free rent. You see, you guys aren't like, focusing on what's really in the letters. No, because I'm Caitlyn Clark. And I'm Caitlyn Jenner. Okay, we have to take a break and when we come back, remember Elliot, who lost his. Wait, okay. Lost his. No, no, no, wait. Remember Elliot, who recently lost his husband of 27 years and was asking how to deal with well meaning but unhelpful advice? We'll be back with listeners advice for.