Jill Robertson

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273 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2025 last heard 28 May

Jill Robertson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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There's a lot of holes that could be covered up. And I look, and I mean, I can tell it's plugged. The pollen, whatever, it's just water is all in my driveway, so it's backing up. So I quickly ran back inside and looked where her car is parked. Well, I just... I mean, I looked for two seconds, and I see water coming in pretty rapidly. And so about that time, she come out. I'm like, we're flooding.
And she's like, oh, you mean? I was like... And I said, it's six, eight inches deep. Of course... I wasn't saying what part was 680. I just threw that number. I think she asked.
I get it. Yeah, which you think, why is this a big part of the story? This became the crux of the argument. So I go out there with a broom, a pole. I'm trying with a plunger. I'm outside trying to break this, whatever is backing up the water. It's pouring rain. I'm soaking wet. And so I finally, the plunger actually worked outside. And the water started falling. I started sweeping the water out.
You plunged your drains. I plunged.
It was rainy. But about that time, she comes out to where her car's parked. Because she had some stuff in the carport on the other side where the water had not.
come it had just come on one side which made me realize i was like our driveway's not level because the water was filling up over here and she said i thought you said it was six or eight inches deep because i looked down and it's like two two inches on that side i was like does that really matter at this point i mean i but she didn't see all the stuff that happened outside you know and she's like well i mean you just seem like to me you were exaggerating the problem i
This is what Chase does. So that argument lasted a couple of days, you know? Yeah, it was just like, you shouldn't embellish, you know? I was like, I shouldn't have used a number. But I'm thinking you missed the big picture, which, look, I've been studying John 6 for a week. I was saying you missed the big picture. You're looking for a sign.
I gave you a sign that the sign was wrong, and now you've thrown the whole big picture out.
Water's coming in. I have to fix something. It was in a different part of... of the yard. However, this was fixing, it was fixing to be six or eight inches deep. Yeah. But I shouldn't have said the number. She'd never get past it. So then I, because I didn't tell you what made her so mad. I was like, well, I shouldn't have used the number to someone who's being legalistic. Oh.
That was the wrong statement.
Oh, yeah, I thought that was funny. It was a funny line. I said it was a fine line between bringing everyone under one and then the Tower of Babel.
Yeah.
Well, I know who said that. Well, it was... Because Si says that every time I disagree with him.
I did say, because I was telling you... Nobody asked me if I loved them. I love them, but I'm saying it's 49 minutes of nonsense and one minute of some truth.
Well, that was my point. Look, we've been rambling a little bit, but my whole point was, Most marriages that dissolve, they become their own identity. They drift away. They don't have these conversations. They don't have these conflicts. They're not doing it together. They're not doing life together.
My point was the marriage is over when one party...
Well, I got to kiss you goodnight. Let's make I love you. You know, I mean, okay, we weathered the storm. Literally. Pun intended. Well, that's what happens when emotions get up.
Was she right on the depth of the... It was two inches in the carport. But I had just, from everything else I'd seen, she never saw...
We're going to bring the number. She was right on the driveway, but I wasn't thinking, I mean, on the carport, but I wasn't thinking in those terms because I was like, I need a plunger. You know, it's six, eight inches deep because I was thinking it's just coming up. We're plugged.
Yeah, she never got past the carport. She never went out. That conversation never happened.
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