Peter Sagal

Divorce.

Yes, divorce.

A writer in the cut is recommending anyone who is recently divorced to take a divorce rumspringa, quote unquote, where you do whatever you want for a while after your divorce.

It's a groundbreaking idea.

People normally are so measured and regular after a divorce.

To feel for you, yeah.

That was really nice.

Yeah.

But really, they're just slapping a kind of fun label on something we all know people do and they shouldn't.

It's like, yeah, you're not taking a sabbatical for personal growth.

You just didn't go to work for a year.

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