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Chapter 1: What is the listener's unique request for help?
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Chapter 2: How does the listener plan to leverage a private jet for her move?
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All right, if you live in a stupid area that changed the time, whew.
You're dumb. Yeah, we're with you.
Your area's dumb. No, we live in that area, too. Yeah, I'm dumb. Yeah, it's Brick and Jeffrey. Thank you for coming to the Second Date Podcast. And we're definitely feeling it this week. So we're going to get through this all together with a brand new Awkward Tuesday phone call. I also think Mercury's in Gatorade, too. Yeah, I hate that, especially when it's Red Gatorade. Oh my gosh, I'm all off.
Sorry, go ahead, Alexis.
Yeah, what do you got for comments?
Oh my gosh, Payson Eddie said, I just got done with a 15-mile walk. Also, love the show, you guys. Keep it up.
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Chapter 3: What challenges does the listener face with her request?
What's the biggest favor you've ever asked someone? To borrow their car? Loan you money? Rent out their husband for a night? I mean, how do you get the money to loan someone? One of our listeners has the most important request she's ever asked of anybody. And honestly, probably 99% of people would laugh and just say no to this immediately. What, you want a kidney?
No, but how can we somehow give her advice that's so good she will fall into the 1% that actually gets a yes? That's a challenge, Jeff. That is. We're going to find out if we can pull it off in your brand new Awkward Tuesday phone call next. It's awkward.
It's Tuesday.
It's Awkward Tuesday phone call. How does a woman get a man to do what she wants? Brooke, what's your secret?
I've never figured it out.
That's why I just dump them and move on if it doesn't work. Oh, wow. No? Feed them? Oh. Okay. I don't know. Maybe. Yeah, bribe them with food. The internet, because I looked this up, the internet suggests, quote, build him up through appreciation, respect, and clear communication. Oh, that's nice. That just sounds like getting someone to compromise with you.
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Chapter 4: How do the hosts react to the listener's plan?
I mean, that's the healthy, boring way to get what you want. But who wants to do that, right? Right, Alexis?
Yeah, I stopped listening. Good.
But our listener, Lily, is at a crossroads right now where she's running out of time and needs a guy, specifically one man, to do her a huge favor. And she's come to us seeking advice. So, Lily, welcome to the show. Hi. Hey. Okay, I'm curious what your favor is. Yeah, what's going on? So, I'm moving across the country from Miami to Scottsdale, of all places.
Okay, he cannot drive a moving van that far, I don't think. No, and I don't want to drive. It's expensive. I'm a single female. I don't want to stay at a bunch of roadside motels. I just don't feel comfortable with that. Got it. You'd rather pay a moving company, you fly, they ship it.
Not exactly.
You're sleeping on the idea of roadside motels, by the way. They're actually way more fun than they get portrayed in the media. And I'm going to tell you, driving around as a single woman is really a great time. Oh, really? There'll be a point in your life where you have no alone time, where you have kids and a husband and they're all there.
And you'll long for the days of just being by yourself in a car. All right. Brooke's message of the day to all the single ladies.
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Chapter 5: What advice do the hosts give about asking for favors?
Get out on the roads by yourself. Dude, seriously. Okay. Interesting. But Lily, you said you're not interested in that route. What's going on? What's in your mind?
Yeah, I have a dog that has anxiety.
A dog with anxiety. I am confused how all these pieces go together.
Okay, you can stop. I don't actually have a dog.
What?
I actually just wanted to see if that would work because I think I'm going to use that as a way to get somebody to take me.
Take you where? Yeah, what are you talking about? You're going to have to be much more clear with us here.
So I'm stressed about the move and last weekend I was out at a club with my girls and we met this guy and he's got a PJ.
A private jet.
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Chapter 6: How does the listener justify her request involving a fake dog?
If he would fly me on his PJ to Arizona. Girl. Yeah, that's definitely a No. 2 question for sure. You're going to show up to his plane even if he says yes, claiming you had a dog with no dog. Yeah. Sounds like she's just trying to get the yes for the private jet. Yeah. At whatever cost. Am I reading that right? Dominoes will fall after.
Yeah.
Yeah, I don't want to fly commercial because it's just kind of gross. What? Not even like first class? So you want this guy to spend whatever it costs, like 30 grand.
Dude.
Or whatever. I saw T-Pain show the world that it costs over 100 grand to get a private jet from like Atlanta to Scottsdale. That was one day. I don't know how much they normally cost, but. You've met him once. Yeah.
Yeah.
That's so much money. It was just once, and I didn't feel like I was comfortable asking after just meeting once. That's so respectable. Thank you so much. It's just such a wild request. I wouldn't even say yes to driving someone to an airport if I had only met them once.
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Chapter 7: What unexpected twist occurs during the call with the listener?
But, Brooke, we're obligated to help out our listeners in this segment, no matter if it's with a really serious issue or with a total scam. We're here for the people. And that includes hot, selfish girls, too. So let's not be jelly. Thank you. I'm not against scamming super rich people with private checks. I mean, I will say that.
Plus, if we're humoring this, he may literally have a property in Arizona and go, oh, yeah, I haven't checked on my vacation home in a while. Let's do it. It's a win-win. You're right.
It could happen.
Can we ask, do you have any actual romantic interest in this man? Oh, yeah. I mean, maybe I would go on a date if he was going to bring me on the private jet. I think that will be your date. I like that you have standards set for yourself, and there's lines that you definitely won't cross. I'm not sure where they are, but yes, you have them. Can I just ask, does he know anything about your move?
Because that piece of this plan is kind of unsexy. No, he doesn't. Oh, so when you show up with like 200 pieces of luggage, he's not going to think something's wrong? Yeah. Wait, you're not moving your stuff on the plane too, are you?
As much as I can.
Oh, that is smart. I thought it was a shit.
Oh, if it goes well, then maybe we can do more trips.
Oh, that's nice. She just has a bed frame in the middle of a PJ.
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Chapter 8: What are the final thoughts on the listener's situation?
It's faster. It's nicer. You get to have company along the way that you don't hate. I love that. I think that would be perfect. Okay. So what is the advice that you're looking to get from us then with this call? So, like, how do I ask him? What do I say? I think he might say yes. He might, but we do have our work cut out for us. Alexis may even need to be a part of this advice-giving sesh.
Call me crazy, but she might actually be helpful here because when we come back, we're going to try to help Lily hitch a ride on a guy's private jet, bringing along multiple suitcases so she can move to Scottsdale without driving there. Boxes even. That's what this segment has come to. Look at us. It's your Awkward Tuesday phone call, and we're going to do it right after this. Hold on.
Never in the history of this show have we had a more dramatic request. I mean, you're actually right. Our listener, Lily, says she desperately needs our advice. And if it doesn't work, sadly, she'll have to fly commercial. I bet people are screaming in their car right now in horror. As they should be. But what is she asking?
Well, she's moving from Miami to Scottsdale and does not want to drive cross-country. Doesn't want to fly with the normies on Southwest either. So instead, she wants to hitch a ride on the private jet of a dude that she just met. Hitch a ride with all her stuff. Yeah. As much as she can bring. They're already flying, so what's the difference?
I should mention, in their initial conversation, they bonded over their dogs. His is real, hers she made up. And this all happened just a few days ago, so how do we get Lily on that plane?
Brooke, what's your advice?
Well, I feel like you and this guy bonded over the dog, and your only solution is to lean harder into the sob story about your dog's anxiety. You know, make it sound really sad and pathetic, and... And let him be your knight in shining armor who comes up with the idea to fly you on a private jet to save you and your dog. I can be a damsel in distress.
Okay.
Okay. We might have to lean into that. Jose, what do you think? You said make the dog sound pathetic. Yeah. We can do that. Do you not realize we are at a radio station?
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