Masked Speaker: Let Sleeping Bobs Lie
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You don't know me.
A confession I can't take back.
I am... The Masked Speaker. We got a text to 78592 that says, I used chat GPT to write my wife's Valentine card for me. She cried and said it was the nicest thing I've ever written. I feel like such a fraud. Oh, no. I think that she still probably would enjoy it more than if you would have written something yourself.
That's the thing.
Most wives don't really want to hear anything their husbands actually have to say unless it's, yes, honey, I agree, and I love you. It's not a good sign that that was the nicest thing he's ever written. You know what, Brooke? I agree.
Thank you.
Today, we have a guy who wants to confess to something about his wife, too. He's chosen Robert as his fake name. Robert, welcome to the show. Hey, guys. Thanks for having me. Even though it's a fake name, can we still call you Bob? Sure. Why not? All right. Cool. You're now Bob, and your voice changer is on. You're the mass speaker. Whenever you're ready, let's hear your confession. All right. So, again, you mentioned that I was with a woman, with my wife. We didn't mention you at all. We were talking about a different listener. No, I said he wanted to confess about his wife. Oh, you did say that. Oh, I'm sorry. Again, women don't really want to hear what the men have to say, but go ahead. It was a deep voice talking.
Sometimes I don't register it. I mean, it goes along that same line where she didn't really want to hear what I was saying. What do you mean?
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