Textual Healing: Dog Disturbance
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What is the main issue that the listener is facing with her neighbor?
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How does the host engage with the listener's emotional state?
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What humorous approach do they suggest for addressing the barking dog?
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I said, you're going to see my face till the day that you die.
I got you, I got you, I got you.
Listen to The Girlfriends, Untouchable, on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, it's Brick and Jeffrey, and you found the Second Date Podcast. If you've heard of textual healing before, then you know how this works. If you haven't, it's where we have a listener write in that needs some help texting.
Yeah.
Sometimes you just don't know the right words to say, or you're stuck in a weird situation.
How does the listener feel about her neighbor's response?
Nice.
Like, today she needs help with her neighbor texting.
Okay. Yeah.
So we're going to go through that today in just a second, but we always love to start with your comments. Yerti said, found you guys on TikTok, decided to search you up on Spotify.
Sweet. Now I listen to you guys every day when I'm walking, driving, drawing, learning, et cetera. Hey, wow.
I've listened to every single episode from 2012 until now.
Wow.
You guys are amazing. Love from Lithuania. Oh, that's so cool. That's great.
What alternative solutions are discussed for dealing with the barking dog?
We know Etcetera is going to the bathroom. Yeah. I know that. And we're okay with it.
Yeah, call him out, bro.
All right, your textual healing starts right now. I don't think this has ever happened on the show before where mid-call we just had to pause and tell the woman on the phone to just breathe. She was that worked up.
Yeah. But you know what?
You might feel the same way if you were in her shoes dealing with her neighbor next door and the tiny problem that's been slowly ruining her life.
Oh.
We're going to try and help her fix it with our fingers. All 11 of them. And you're going to hear what that problem was.
How do the hosts encourage the listener to communicate with her neighbor?
It's going to take some teamwork. We're going to do it. Wait, why do you have 11? Oh, I use an extra one when I text.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main issue that the listener is facing with her neighbor?
0:00–0:43
2
How does the host engage with the listener's emotional state?
0:43–2:00
3
What humorous approach do they suggest for addressing the barking dog?
2:00–2:53
4
How does the listener feel about her neighbor's response?
2:53–3:19
5
What alternative solutions are discussed for dealing with the barking dog?
3:19–4:00
6
How do the hosts encourage the listener to communicate with her neighbor?
4:00–4:44
7
What unexpected response does the listener receive from her neighbors?
4:44–5:46
8
What final advice do the hosts give regarding neighborly relationships?
5:46–25:29