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I'm a I'm going to keep this between us.
Speaker 2No, no, we're not.
Speaker 1And it's a bonus episode.
Speaker 2What is the definition of a bonus episode?
Speaker 1It means an extra episode.
It's a bonus.
Speaker 2Does that mean it's of a particular theme and it's shorter, or it means it's an extra episode sexier?
It's just extra.
It's a bonus.
It's an extra like extra points.
Speaker 1Like I want to talk about fears.
I saw this thing and I think you know, I think you know this is one of my biggest fears.
The headline of this article was woman found alive and knocking from inside her coffin after being brought for cremation.
Speaker 2Oh that is such a lot.
That's AI.
It's not like content AI.
No complete bs, Nope, nope, Oh no, I've seen.
So where's the lawsuit she filed?
Speaker 1Oh, I'm sure it's around.
Speaker 2And how does she survive being in a coffin with no air?
Speaker 1Have you ever?
Speaker 3You know, there's so many problems with that.
You have to be declared dead to go for a cremation, right, Probably the time in which you're declared dead in the time your cremate is probably twenty four to forty eight hours, right, don't you get the process going?
So you're telling me you're not eating, you're not drinking, you're not breathed, and and.
Speaker 2You're waking up from that.
Speaker 1Yeah, there's been many just so you know, there have been many stories like this.
And in the old days, if you know, if you've ever seen like an old old cemetery, they have these bells next to the coffin and there's like a string that went down and if you were buried alive, you could ring the bell so they could dig you up.
Speaker 2That is so ridiculously stupidness.
Speaker 1That must have happened.
Speaker 2Ever happened?
Not real?
Speaker 1Then?
Why then?
Why do you think all the bells are there?
Speaker 3Okay, so you're telling me they were that bad.
It's determined someone was dead apparently.
Speaker 1Okay, what are your anyway?
Those are my fears, if there's been My fear is being like buried alive.
That's why, you know, you know those shows that people go in like special force ops and all that.
No, thank you.
I don't want to be naked and afraid.
I don't want to be on an island.
I don't be buried alive.
I don't want to eat anything disgusting.
I want no part of any Do not invite me on those shows.
Speaker 2I don't want to go.
Speaker 1What are your fears?
Speaker 2Blind, Coach?
Speaker 1And I met you?
Speaker 2You flew Coach going to my favorite restaurant.
Speaker 1And they're out of something and not being able to be seated.
Speaker 3Okay, my fears, Well, I did have one the other night.
I never fear of dying ever.
Okay, but no, because I'm a Buddhist and I'm a Stoic.
You know, I'm a Stoic, and I believe in Stoicism, and you know, the Marcus are really his whole spirituality.
Speaker 2So but I had this weird.
Speaker 3Sort of you state while I was sort of not sleeping because you know, and I'm sleep very well and I'm always sort of awake anyway, and I woke up and I realized, Wow, I am dead in the next thirty years.
I'm dead, and most people I know are dead the next thirty years except for my kids.
And I thought, that is so little time.
Thirty years is so little time.
There's so little time left, and one could argue in my age, I might be dead next five, ten, fifteen, twenty years.
Speaker 2They are so little time.
So the question I then I.
Speaker 3Went, oh my god, it's it's like it's it's almost over, you know.
And I'm normally a Buddhist and I don't have those thoughts ever.
And then I thought to myself, so do I then have the fear of regret, regretting that I didn't do something in this life?
Speaker 1And so that's your fear of regret regret?
Speaker 2Because then I.
Speaker 3Thought, okay, because you know, I would see things on the Internet and they always say, what I ask people in their eighties.
Speaker 2And nineties, what's the one thing where they regret?
I have zero regrets in my life.
That's so good, except for.
Speaker 3I think I would say the same thing that most overly people people said there they their.
Speaker 2One regret is that they were so anxious that they worried so much.
Stuff never happened.
Speaker 1I know.
But I think part of what drives you sometimes, you and me in particular, is sort of that anxiety is.
Speaker 2What you know, Yeah, it can be a motivator.
It's it's a motivator, which like big fear, besides being very alive, well, the uried.
Speaker 1A live thing's a big thing for me because I just want someone to stand vigil and make sure I'm like dead dead.
You're not scared of anything, aliens, spiders, super afraid of flying.
Oh my god, you were the worst fun So this is what's so funny.
The coach thing was very funny.
But truthfully, when we met, you had never flown business or first.
Speaker 3Class and so, which is crazy because here I was a well off plastic surgeon.
Speaker 1You just didn't know.
Speaker 2It wasn't in your world.
And so.
Speaker 1We started going on trips together, yes and whatnot.
And he was such a scary pants flyer.
You're reminded me of the first time I flew on a plane with Lea Remedy, who was so terrified of flying she literally almost broke my hand squeezing it sitting next to me.
Anyway, So you were so scared, Like anytime the plane would do anything, you were like, like.
Speaker 2I thought this thing, you shouldn't be up in the air anyway.
Speaker 3Nice.
Speaker 1Oh he was so heared.
Oh my god, he was like a little child scaredy cat.
I think as a mother, like you're always scared of things happening to your children.
I think that's just a normal fear.
But I don't live in that fear.
And when sometimes if my brain goes there.
I also will say to myself, there's plenty of people that live full lives and terrible things don't happen, and you know what I mean, Like I have to, I will talk myself out, but I'm not a I don't think I'm a fearful person except for the whole death being buried alive.
And I'm also scared of choking, but not if I'm with you, because you could HEINMLI like me.
Speaker 2I think you have a certain baseline anxiety.
Speaker 1Anxiety and fear are different, okay for me, anxiety for sure, I listen, you know, I've had an anxiety thing my entire life, but definitely so much better than I was when I was younger.
Speaker 2Yeah, and in my twenties and thirties.
Speaker 1For sure.
Speaker 2I think the fear that I carry with me because this is the way I.
Speaker 3Grew up, sort of being poor and there was no money around, even though I wasn't that aware of it, really could you know?
When you're poor, You don't really know you're poor, just as long as everybody around you is the same level.
Speaker 1Right.
Speaker 3But I think once I became aware that we were poor and my stepfather is out of work, and on unemployment and on strike and all that thing.
And once I became my biggest fear is that I will disappoint those who depend on me financially.
Speaker 1Yeah, I get that.
Speaker 2You know I have fear.
Speaker 1I know you do.
Speaker 3Even though it's ridiculous because we're fine, I still have that fear.
Speaker 2Listen.
Speaker 1We had a conversation like a week ago, and I got I was telling you I was nervous about something, and you were, Yeah, I get that.
I think one of my biggest fears that I don't have anymore.
Look, I don't want to, like, you know, die prematurely by any stretch of the imagination.
But when our kids were younger, I was very worried about something happening to the two of us because I was very worried about who would raise them right.
And I hope none of my family is listening to this, because no one will be very happy.
But I I just had a very difficult time with who we were leaving our kids with right, and what that would look like and how that parenting would look compared to who we would raise right.
And I feel like now that the twins are can you believe they're twenty two?
Speaker 2I know they're adults.
Speaker 1The kids twins are twenty two, Katina's nineteen aces fourteenth, and I know that God forbid had something happened to us yesterday, they will be okay.
Yeah, and Nikki will handle everything.
Speaker 2Yeah, I'm not.
Speaker 3Worried a lot of my fears have faded, thankfully over the years.
Speaker 1You know.
Speaker 2I think.
Speaker 3The fear of baldness faded once propecia.
Speaker 1The fear of fatness faded.
Speaker 2Fear of fatness I'm jung Yes, yeah, fear we're good there.
Yeah, baldish and fatness fear is gone.
Speaker 1Yeah, I've had I've had MRIs so I feel like my heart and everything and my brain looked pretty good.
Speaker 3Fear of unknown cancers I think has helped me minimize with preney of us skins.
Speaker 2Yeah, with preemptive you wake up and suddenly you have this terrible disae.
Pretty good about that.
Yeah, So that's that's it.
Those are those are my fears.
Speaker 1I guess if there was one fear, they would be of being without you.
Speaker 3Oh, I wouldn't fear that, honey, because you will be without me unless we do a Romeo and Juliet thing.
Speaker 2Is that Romeo and Juliet.
They killed each other.
Yeah, they killed John.
Did they murder?
That's romantic stupid, but I don't know that.
Did they have a bell and Julia die together?
They said let's go out here.
Speaker 1I think they just called it.
Speaker 2We're not doing that.
Speaker 1No, but you know what's sweet, Well, we cant end on this.
But you know what I think is sweet is when and this was in the movie The Notebook.
But also you hear about these couples that get like super old together, right, and they end up like dying together in bed.
But the problem is, I'm so much younger than you.
Speaker 2I don't because you be dying too early.
Speaker 3Yeah yeah, so semember, I told you, once I go, it's up to you to agree for two.
Speaker 2Weeks and move on and have a good time.
Speaker 1Okay, got it.
I'm gonna be unbridy true time.
Speaker 2I love you.
Speaker 1Thank you guys for being your first bonus episode.
