Chapter 1: What challenges did Elizabeth and Andy face with the Super Flu?
How much shots fired today? Duolingo in the crosshairs, Frida Baby, Elizabeth Gilbert. Watch out. Nobody's listening, right?
Hi, Andy.
Hello.
Live from our sickbed.
Oh, yes. We're here. We're doing it. A lot of things happened the last week.
And a lot didn't.
And a lot didn't in some way.
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Chapter 2: How did grocery shopping become an emotional experience for Elizabeth?
Oh, there it is.
I wish I could. You know, here's the thing. I got taken down, baby, down.
By the super flu.
By the super flu. I was sicker than I've been ever.
Maybe ever.
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Chapter 3: What was the grocery victory that made them feel accomplished?
I can remember one time when we first started dating in New York that you were so sick.
I think that was worse, but this was in L.A. for sure.
And the length of time you were in bed for a week.
For a full week. And frankly, I would have been longer, except I passed the baton to you. And someone has to take care of these adorable little children.
I so foolishly thought I had dodged your bullshit. And then yesterday, I was out with the kids, and boy, I felt it all of a sudden. It hits, yeah. So I'm actually doing sort of okay, but I think this is the calm before the big old storm that I watched you go through.
Well, here, let's straighten your shirt.
There's not much we can do with me today. Okay.
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Chapter 4: What controversy surrounds the Frida Baby brand?
Let's. Oh, no. I'm going to if people don't like how I laugh normally, please, please don't listen to this episode. OK, before we keep going, is anyone listening?
Chapter 5: What insights did Elizabeth Gilbert share in her new book?
Yes. This is from K-Cobb, new listener from Red State, Missouri. Hey, Missouri. No, it's funny. I don't. I didn't think of Missouri as a red state growing up. It's more of a bellwether state to me, blue and red.
Oh, you have lost the plot.
But now, listen, I grew up on the mean streets of U City where it ain't nothing.
Chapter 6: How did Elizabeth's reading choices affect her recovery?
It ain't red at all, you know?
I don't know if that's true anymore. Some of the reddest bullshit has come out of Missouri in the past 10, 12 years.
Well, let's see what this nice lady has to say before we really get into the politics of it.
Well, I'm comfortable, actually. I'm sure she is very nice, and I'm excited to hear from her.
We welcome everybody here on this podcast.
I'm kind of like... I'm comfortable speaking to red bullshit on this podcast. I'm not gonna... What's that called?
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Chapter 7: What are the criticisms of Duolingo mentioned in the episode?
Like, downplay the horrors just so people feel comfortable.
Yeah.
You know?
Because you keep it real.
Yeah. You know, the thing is, I grew up there, obviously, and I was raised in a conservative area. I'm pretty sure the first time I could vote, I voted Republican. Like, I fully understand the values and stuff and what you're taught to think...
And how like I was a good hearted person who thought I was doing the right thing and like the family values and but then I went I've talked about this I went to college I studied economics knows like oh it's all bullshit but also I wanted to say that. Well, I'm sick and I lost my train of thought. Okay, that's probably a good thing. From my pulpit.
Because we have this nice review of a listener that this will be the last time she ever listens to our show. So that's fun.
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Chapter 8: What humorous moments did they share about their experiences with illness?
Oh, no. So happy I found you guys. I started with Beth Stead and was totally hooked. You've inspired me to be a better communicator with my husband. My 25-minute commute to work is so much more enjoyable. Oh. From early morning walks to donating old sheets to the animal rescue, I can relate to everything you talk about.
Oh, she's not a Republican.
I'm a mom, grandma, wife, massage therapist in Springfield. Oh, Springfield! Thanks for such an entertaining podcast. I've started listening to your shows from March 2022. Going forward, love everyone of your podcast. I hope you keep it up forever.
Yay! And do you know what, though? Here's the thing. What I think I was trying to say before is I understand, you know, I'm so easily swayed. Oh, what I wanted to say was I sometimes you don't know with old St. Louis friends. You're like, where do you stand? I don't know, which is a very different sensation than living here where you kind of just assume everyone is on the same page as you.
And remember, I went to my high school reunion, I don't know, eight years ago or something. And I was hanging out with one of my friends and I really didn't know where she stood. She could have been either way. Yeah. And I was sitting there hanging out. And listen, also, I think a lot of people are grappling with this.
And I do not mean to paint with a fully wide brush that everyone is evil who doesn't think the same way I do. I think it's important. We all have different viewpoints. I think at this moment in time, my bandwidth for it is a little low given the state of things. But... At that time, it also was. And I was a little I was just felt a little out of my element.
And my friend's other friend came over and then she said, OK, I'm off to Planned Parenthood. And I was like, oh, why? That's when there still were Planned Parenthoods there, I think. And she said, oh, I'm going to walk the patients in past protesters. And I was like, oh, thank God. Right. Oh, thank God. Okay, good. That's so awesome. Good for you. You're better than me. Anyway.
Listen. We're making America healthy again. That's all we can do. You know? We're doing the best that we can do.
Yes, we are.
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