Awkward Tuesday: Nanny Zoned
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Find Health Stuff on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. If you thought being stuck in the friend zone was the worst feeling, we just heard about another hopeless zone of no romance that sounds even more frustrating. Wow. Please don't tell me it's the dead zone. Please don't tell me it's the dead zone. It's not, but one of our listeners is stuck in it right now. He's been desperately searching for a way to finally spark a love connection with a person that he's known for years. Oh. Wow. They're not exactly friends. Their relationship is a little stranger, more complicated than that.
Really?
He's going to tell us all about it. We're going to try and help him get out of that zone in a brand new Awkward Tuesday phone call. Next. It's Awkward. It's Tuesday. It's Awkward Tuesday phone call. When you run into an old friend or acquaintance from your past, is that exciting for you? Is that kind of awkward? I just ran into an old friend the other day. I like it for like 25 minutes. And then after 25 minutes, I'm like, oh, that's why we don't talk anymore. Personally, if I see anybody I knew back in the day, I'm pulling the fire alarm and getting the heck out of there.
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