Awkward Tuesday: House Guest's Fiancee
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Last week, we promised a guy that we'd help him finally come clean to his fiance about losing his job and lying about it.
Why did we promise that? I don't know, but we did. Because
it would have been challenging enough
if it
was just that until he surprised us with another major bombshell that he also hasn't quite mentioned to her yet. Okay. And this new one makes the whole I don't have a job thing look like peanuts in comparison.
Oh. But
like you said, we'd already promised him that we'd help. And this is why we shouldn't make promises. That's
exactly right, Jeff.
Brace yourself for the first ever Double Trouble Awkward Tuesday phone call. It's coming up next.
It's awkward.
It's
Tuesday. It's Awkward Tuesday phone call.
A week ago, we had a listener email the show about a problematic house
guest. Oh, yeah.
A friend from college named Rick who asked one time, because he was in town, could he stop by and stay with her?
Yeah, he's traveling for work. Just needed a spot to crash.
Exactly. And she's married and went and asked her husband about it. They both agreed, sure, he could stay a bit. Mm-hmm. But one day turned into three days.
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