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Yep, her friend Donnie. They were like- Thick as thieves. Thick as thieves for the longest time. Donnie would be around all the time. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So she goes, she kills it, obviously, what have you. And she talks a little bit about the role that music plays in her life. Because she's like, what are you doing here? And she's like, you know, paying like half a gas bill or something like that.

Yep, her friend Donnie. They were like- Thick as thieves. Thick as thieves for the longest time. Donnie would be around all the time. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So she goes, she kills it, obviously, what have you. And she talks a little bit about the role that music plays in her life. Because she's like, what are you doing here? And she's like, you know, paying like half a gas bill or something like that.

And he's like, you're really good. And she says, you know, when sad things happen to me, I tend to put music out of my life, right? And he says something to the effect of, I hope you stay happy. And she says, me too, because we know that she's waiting to find out if this pregnancy is viable, if it's taken. I'm exactly the opposite.

And he's like, you're really good. And she says, you know, when sad things happen to me, I tend to put music out of my life, right? And he says something to the effect of, I hope you stay happy. And she says, me too, because we know that she's waiting to find out if this pregnancy is viable, if it's taken. I'm exactly the opposite.

And he's like, you're really good. And she says, you know, when sad things happen to me, I tend to put music out of my life, right? And he says something to the effect of, I hope you stay happy. And she says, me too, because we know that she's waiting to find out if this pregnancy is viable, if it's taken. I'm exactly the opposite.

You know what, it's interesting though, because I tend to agree with you guys, but like to play advocate of the opposite side, I feel like there are certain people that when sadness comes, there's a part of them that feels as if they don't deserve happiness. And so they actively remove anything that could bring happiness.

You know what, it's interesting though, because I tend to agree with you guys, but like to play advocate of the opposite side, I feel like there are certain people that when sadness comes, there's a part of them that feels as if they don't deserve happiness. And so they actively remove anything that could bring happiness.

You know what, it's interesting though, because I tend to agree with you guys, but like to play advocate of the opposite side, I feel like there are certain people that when sadness comes, there's a part of them that feels as if they don't deserve happiness. And so they actively remove anything that could bring happiness.

Exactly. And I think that maybe Kate is someone who just, when sadness was happening, she's like, do I deserve to be happy?

Exactly. And I think that maybe Kate is someone who just, when sadness was happening, she's like, do I deserve to be happy?

Exactly. And I think that maybe Kate is someone who just, when sadness was happening, she's like, do I deserve to be happy?

Yeah, that's the seed germinating there in terms of like where she moves forward through with her life or whatnot. But they come back. Oh, you're at the arcade. Clearly you've been hogging. What game do you think you've been playing?

Yeah, that's the seed germinating there in terms of like where she moves forward through with her life or whatnot. But they come back. Oh, you're at the arcade. Clearly you've been hogging. What game do you think you've been playing?

Yeah, that's the seed germinating there in terms of like where she moves forward through with her life or whatnot. But they come back. Oh, you're at the arcade. Clearly you've been hogging. What game do you think you've been playing?

He's used to kids though. It's 3.45. You guys had agreed you get to come back and call the doctor or receive the doctor's call at four o'clock. You run a little late. You get back to the house. Kate is, you know, sort of crying. Seems a little sad or whatnot. And she's like, I'm so sorry. I should have been here earlier, et cetera, et cetera. She's like, the doctor already called and...

He's used to kids though. It's 3.45. You guys had agreed you get to come back and call the doctor or receive the doctor's call at four o'clock. You run a little late. You get back to the house. Kate is, you know, sort of crying. Seems a little sad or whatnot. And she's like, I'm so sorry. I should have been here earlier, et cetera, et cetera. She's like, the doctor already called and...

He's used to kids though. It's 3.45. You guys had agreed you get to come back and call the doctor or receive the doctor's call at four o'clock. You run a little late. You get back to the house. Kate is, you know, sort of crying. Seems a little sad or whatnot. And she's like, I'm so sorry. I should have been here earlier, et cetera, et cetera. She's like, the doctor already called and...

We're pregnant, right? And there's a beautiful moment, so we think, what have you. There's happiness. And then, Sully. Hey, go ahead, Mandy Moore. Speak on it, please.

We're pregnant, right? And there's a beautiful moment, so we think, what have you. There's happiness. And then, Sully. Hey, go ahead, Mandy Moore. Speak on it, please.

We're pregnant, right? And there's a beautiful moment, so we think, what have you. There's happiness. And then, Sully. Hey, go ahead, Mandy Moore. Speak on it, please.