Hey hey hey! I just wanted to let you know that there is a video version of this episode available to Producer level patrons (that's the $4.99 tier) where you can see myself and David sitting around my dining table slangin' that good ol'fashioned digi-advice (and you really won't want to miss David finding his old Italian man voice... it's quite the sight).
Special thank you to our Producer Sam!
Enjoy the episode!
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Whether it's friends, family or partners, relationships can be difficult to navigate. No one really teaches you how to have difficult conversations. How to break up with someone. Or even how to hide $2 million dollars from your girlfriend.
You're just thrown into the deep end of life and expected to not only not die, but thrive. And that can feel impossible some times. And while this is an advice episode with my friend David, you probably aren't going to leave with anything particularly useful or applicable. But at least we can take some time out, listen to the problems of others and think... "At least that ain't me."
Like our first advice seeker who won $2,000,000 in the lottery. A joyous time. One for celebrating. Usually with the ones you love most. Right? Well... it turns out that he doesn't exactly want his girlfriend of 3 years to know about the money. He says she's bad with money and that he never plans on getting married so there's no reason for her to know right? (His words).
Or what about our second advice seeker who understands that her roommate being cheated on by her boyfriend of 3 years is heartbreaking and all... but she has ears and crying is just so annoying to listen to, right? As it turns out, asking your heartbroken roommate to "cry quieter" isn't exactly the ideal solution.
Our third advice seeker knows her boyfriend is a shitty gift giver, so she wants to avoid the whole situation and skip giving each other gifts this past Christmas. Then when things pan out exactly how she predicted with him not even getting her a present, she wants to know if giving herself the gift she bought for him is a socially acceptable move.
Then we have our Patreon exclusive question where a guy trying to traverse the digital dating realms doesn't know when to disclose his history of crime.
I hope you enjoy this episode! Thanks as always for listening and don't forget to share the show with a friend.
I'll talk to you again soon. Love ya. Peace.
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