Lindsie Chrisley

Yeah, we don't have a co-host agreement. We don't have – oh, and that's also something that I wanted to talk about. I wanted to touch on that was the not speaking part. out when she sees all the hate that I'm getting, knowing that she fully and willingly signed everything over to me with no questions asked, you're not even saying that out loud.

You're not even going on your platforms and saying any... You're speaking more volumes to everything that I have felt and you're actually validating exactly how I feel about you as a person towards me. By not saying anything and you're not, I mean, people aren't reading between the lines and I think that they're never going to be able to.

You're not even going on your platforms and saying any... You're speaking more volumes to everything that I have felt and you're actually validating exactly how I feel about you as a person towards me. By not saying anything and you're not, I mean, people aren't reading between the lines and I think that they're never going to be able to.

You're not even going on your platforms and saying any... You're speaking more volumes to everything that I have felt and you're actually validating exactly how I feel about you as a person towards me. By not saying anything and you're not, I mean, people aren't reading between the lines and I think that they're never going to be able to.

And so this is probably going to be the last time I ever speak on it because I can't convince people to see what I see and what we see and what, I mean, I don't expect you to hate her, but like at the end of the day, like you did see things and you were privy to information.

And so this is probably going to be the last time I ever speak on it because I can't convince people to see what I see and what we see and what, I mean, I don't expect you to hate her, but like at the end of the day, like you did see things and you were privy to information.

And so this is probably going to be the last time I ever speak on it because I can't convince people to see what I see and what we see and what, I mean, I don't expect you to hate her, but like at the end of the day, like you did see things and you were privy to information.

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I agree with that. And I know that the people listening to this podcast might be like, what the fuck are you guys talking about? But when you guys are looking through Spotify or Apple or wherever you listen to your podcast and you see the different categories, it is a big deal to us because we basically replicated everything.

I agree with that. And I know that the people listening to this podcast might be like, what the fuck are you guys talking about? But when you guys are looking through Spotify or Apple or wherever you listen to your podcast and you see the different categories, it is a big deal to us because we basically replicated everything.

I agree with that. And I know that the people listening to this podcast might be like, what the fuck are you guys talking about? But when you guys are looking through Spotify or Apple or wherever you listen to your podcast and you see the different categories, it is a big deal to us because we basically replicated everything.

When we very quickly did not talk about co-parenting in our co-parenting situation and then we were moving on to other people's co-parenting, but it was a very, very small fraction of the show, it became the Teemu version of Coffee Combos very quickly. And so then we had to create this master sheet with all the shows and we had to make sure that podcast topics –

When we very quickly did not talk about co-parenting in our co-parenting situation and then we were moving on to other people's co-parenting, but it was a very, very small fraction of the show, it became the Teemu version of Coffee Combos very quickly. And so then we had to create this master sheet with all the shows and we had to make sure that podcast topics –

When we very quickly did not talk about co-parenting in our co-parenting situation and then we were moving on to other people's co-parenting, but it was a very, very small fraction of the show, it became the Teemu version of Coffee Combos very quickly. And so then we had to create this master sheet with all the shows and we had to make sure that podcast topics –

and categories and pop culture or current events. They all, they could not cross over because that was a huge problem. It was like, I had this really great thing going with Lindsay. Let's turn around and we're going to basically turn that into baby mamas, which I agree. Like we, we did not come prepared to talk, talk about co-parenting, whether it be ours or anybody else's. We really didn't. We

and categories and pop culture or current events. They all, they could not cross over because that was a huge problem. It was like, I had this really great thing going with Lindsay. Let's turn around and we're going to basically turn that into baby mamas, which I agree. Like we, we did not come prepared to talk, talk about co-parenting, whether it be ours or anybody else's. We really didn't. We

and categories and pop culture or current events. They all, they could not cross over because that was a huge problem. It was like, I had this really great thing going with Lindsay. Let's turn around and we're going to basically turn that into baby mamas, which I agree. Like we, we did not come prepared to talk, talk about co-parenting, whether it be ours or anybody else's. We really didn't. We

writing into us about their co-parenting but again even that was such a small fraction of the show and the whole thing was baby mama's no drama at the point that we at the point that we started the podcast and v decided very early on or quickly that she was not going to be sharing anything was a point where we needed to have a conversation about where what the direction of the show was and if it needed to be renamed or if we needed to end it right then and there because truly as a whole we did not talk about co-parenting much