June 13, 2024 • 15 mins
Meet Alabama and Steak Daddy! A radio host and her boyfriend who talk about the unconventional way they met and how their relationship started all over a stump!
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(00:07):
I am Alabama, the girl thatdrives my boyfriend crazy, and I'm almost
crazy. It's not that bad.That's my boyfriend Steak Daddy known as Blake.
If you like real conversations with notso perfect couples, get ready for
a good time. Buckle up.It's the She Drives Me Crazy Podcast.
(00:29):
Welcome to that She Drives Me CrazyPodcast. It's our first episode. Yayay
Hey, I'm Alabama and Steak Daddyhuh also known as Blake So also known
as Blake. We did the podcastI call you Steak Daddy on the show,
So we started the podcast. Ifyou've never listened to the show,
(00:50):
look up the Alabama Show on demand. I'm a radio host for my day
job, and I call my boyfriendBlake Steak Daddy Steak Daddy, and the
women on the show, all thewomen are like, they'll call the show
and you don't ever hear this becauseI don't air it. They'll be like,
tell, oh, this is thestuff that doesn't make the podcast.
No, it doesn't make the podcast. Okay, so you're trying to save
(01:11):
my my ego a little bit,is what you're telling me. Yeah.
Women will call and be like,tell stake Daddy. I said, what's
up. Ye, well, it'sa whole thing on Instagram too. I
video tape you doing chores around thehouse and emotions. This is part of
this. She drives me crazy.I do videos of you and I post
(01:32):
them on Instagram if you doing choresof like you cooking or bringing in the
trash or whatever, and I'll putit in slow motion and I'll play Marvin
Gay let's get it on under it. It's my lady porn. Yeah,
and women love it. They'll belike fire emojis all over. Oh yeah,
they'll be like, damn you luckygirl, look at you. They
watching me in slow mo, likestirring the pot. I got you one
(01:53):
bin over kind of tree. Theyall think you look like Deacon from Swat.
I've never watched what I haven't think, so I think you showed me
a like a picture of who heis. And I was like, I
guess I can see it out allI see it anyway. Oh, there's
more of your lady born. Sonow we're doing a podcast because everybody loves
steak Daddy. Yeah, I'm thewhole reason for this podcast. It's all
(02:17):
because the ladies asked for it.I can't even I can't even listen to
I can't. Like she's turned aroundright now with the microphone facing the wall.
Can we talk about how we met? Let's talk about how we met,
because everybody always wants to hear thestory of how we met. Yeah,
(02:38):
we can do that. It's alittle bit long for you to put
on the radio, the morning show, so we'll do it here. Okay,
there's a little bit of a there'sa bad story. There's some history.
I met Blake when he was married. Yes, and my ex wife
is the reason that we met.They ended up. They were in high
(02:59):
school together and we were going toa a fifteen year class reunion. Maybe
this is great. You sound likeyou're in the court office right now,
Like, how did you meet thisyoung lady. No, I was living
in Chicago and I was supposed towell, our fifteen year reunion was supposed
to happen, and I had alreadybought the flight tickets and I was coming
(03:20):
home and your ex wife, whoyou were married to at the time,
I hadn't seen since we graduated highschool together, and the reunion got canceled.
And she was friends with me onFacebook and she messaged and was like,
well, since you're coming to townanyway, why don't you meet up
with me and my husband Blake fordrinks. Yeah, we'll hang out,
(03:40):
And so we hung out, andthen I flew back to Chicago, and
then I flew back a couple ofother times because it was around the fall,
so there was like Thanks Ago GivingDay weekend. That was the first
time that we first time it wasyour birthday weekend. And then because the
joke is, we were going togo do something for my birthday after the
reunion because it was that weekend.The joke is Blake always says, I'm
(04:01):
the best birthday president you've ever gottenanyway from my ex wife. So then
I went back home, and Iflew back a couple of times for the
holidays, and we hung out afew times, me, you and your
ex wife and all the ready again, I mean we just meet up at
random places and yeah, like drainsor whatever. Well, I was going
through a meltdown, oh, becausethis was I was going through a meltdown
(04:26):
because I had been on again,off again relationship with this guy for the
past five years that I loved verymuch, but we just it wasn't a
good relationship. And when I metyou, I was in the middle of
my first breakup with him, andI kind of went off the rails and
put all my stuff in storage anddecided I was going to go live out
of a tent for a couple ofmonths with my dog Stevie Nicks at the
(04:49):
time. Yeah, she decided itwas time for a walk about. I
watched Into the Wild and I waslike, this is a great idea.
So you actually you and your yourloaned me a gun to take on that
road trip. Yep, because youwere going to be staying in very remote
wilderness locations. I lived out ofa tent in the middle of nowhere.
(05:10):
I almost died the first night,the first night. So anyway, we
met then and then it's all inthe book. She's got a book.
You should read it. Oh thankyou for the plug. Dear World,
Letters from a Girl and her LostDog. It's on Amazon ding. Also,
let's plug your business. I wait, no, no, no,
your business plug is coming up partof the stst part of the story.
(05:30):
So I moved to Seattle after that. Didn't talk to you or your wife
at the time for what like threeyears something like that, at least three
years and then y'all started. Imoved back to Alabama and y'all were separated,
going through a divorce. Yes,and then you found me. I
(05:51):
found out that you were back intown because I saw that you were just
taking you getting a job here.Yes, just started the morning show in
burmingh him seven Q Dang there's anotherplug. Uh. You found me on
Snapchat and we started kind of talkingon Snapchat, although we also fight about
(06:11):
that because you say I found youon Snapchat, but I'm pretty sure you
found me it was you. Youwere like, ah, we think I
know you, and you said whois this? You were like, by
the way, we're going through adivorce and no, it was a hey,
how's it going? Was he upto? I was like, well,
you know this, that and theothers like we're I'm, you know,
getting divorced. So there's that.And then you were trying to hang
(06:32):
out and well you said that youwere going through some stuff too. And
because me and on again off againboyfriend got back together and I moved back
home to be with him, andthis was the second time we were going
through a major breakup. While youwere going through the news, I was
like, well, we should,we should hang out, and I kept
like blowing you off. I neverbe off for a year and a half.
(06:57):
I'm sorry, well, because wewould make plays and then I would
cancel because I went and looked atyour ex's social media while you were going
through the divorce, and I waslike, oh, I don't want any
part of this. This is notgood. Well do I? And but
and I was also still in theon again, off again and I wasn't
over that ex because I just Iwasn't ready to move on from him.
(07:18):
So it was good that we didn'tgo out. Yeah, but then you
got a whole other relationship with somegirl you met us, a relationship that
did you mean her on bumble?What's the word tender? No, not
tender? Hinge that one. Ithink it was hinged. It might have
been bum either way. Then youstarted dating some other You dated another girl.
(07:41):
I had a like almost a yearand a half long relationship with somebody
else, and then last year theywould keep in touch for you know,
hey, how's it going, becauseyou know me and you would yeah me
and you Yeah, we would checkin. You would be like, how's
it going? Because I ended upgetting back together with my Yeah, you
double and you know, hang outand you should meet this one and I
(08:01):
should meet that one and we shouldhang out and do things and be you
know, couples doing a couple ofthings. Yeah, you're trying to get
us to go on a double date. Now, that also would have been
really awkward. Whah, you knowwhy because we like each other anyway.
So at good point, I waslike, well, it's just never going
to happen. So yeah, yeah, this was the thing I asked.
(08:24):
I was like, how did youstill date me after a year and a
half and blowing you off? Andyou're like, well, you technically never
said no, And that's true.I did technically never said now. I
just said not right now? Soyou did cancel plans like seventeen times.
And then how about how it started? Though, okay, how it started?
(08:45):
Then a year ago? A yearago, you don't make fun of
me a year this is going tobe he drives me crazy. We're changing
the name of this change the name. It's already said a year ago.
Do you want to do a secondpodcast? No? I had bought a
log cabin and you cut down treesfor a living. Yeah, shameless plug.
(09:07):
McDaniel Tree Services. If you needa tree, come down yea in
the surrounding areas. McDaniel Tree Services, Yam, Alabama, not make Michigan
or Tennessee or mcdee trees on Instagram. I bought a log cabin. You
own a tree business, and Ihad a fireplace, and I was like,
hey, will you bring me astump to chop wood on? YEP?
I was like, hey, Iactually we just cut down this giant
(09:30):
freaking pine tree that I've got astump from that. I know we were
fixing to just load up onto thetruck, and I was like, I'll
bring it over. Can I tellyou I did not expect what all it
was going to entail when you broughtthis stump. You had like this trailer
hooked to the back of your truckwith your skid steers. How did you
expect me to bring something big enoughto chop wood on? I didn't realize
how big the stump was going tobe there. The stump is about three
(09:50):
and a half or four feet across. It is a big ass and two
to three feet tall. So thenyou showed up and you pulled out the
skid steer and had to pick upthis stump with your your like man equipment,
and that was when I was like, oh, damn, he looks
good, because your butt when you'restanding in the skid steer looks it looks
just like it does what I'm standinganywhere else. You have a great butt.
(10:13):
And I hadn't seen you. ButI hadn't seen you in like four
years at that point. So youshowed up, okay, five years whatever.
I hadn't seen you in a longtime at that point, and you
showed up, and you dropped offthe stump, and I walked you around
and showed you the house and thepark. Well, you were walking behind
me the whole time till you getyour butt. No, you were walking
(10:33):
behind me at one point at onepoint, but the majority of the time
you were like, yeah, it'sover here, and go that way,
and you're just pointing, like gothat way, I'll follow you. You
definitely looked at my butt. Ithink you grabbed my butt. I no,
you pinched it, No such thing, Yes you did. You can't
have a very specific butt pinch anyway, do I. You left, and
(10:54):
then you're saying that you could tellthere was between my butt pinch and somebody
else's butt pinch. If you blindfoldedme and let three different guys grab my
butt, I could tell you whichone was. You. Do you know
why you'd be able to turn onethousand dollars because I would break their hands
and I would be the only SoI left. I went and got Mexican
after you left and brought the sumpand I had some margaritas. How many?
(11:15):
By the way, how many margaritas? Is some too? And I
texted you and I was like,by the way, you looked good tonight.
YEP. I got that text andI was like, oh, yeah,
I'm in Where were you when Isent you that text? What were
you doing? I was probably playingpool. I don't remember the next text
after that. It was we wentback and forth for a few days of
(11:39):
like should we flirt? Should wedo anything? Should we do this?
And I was like, we'll justkeep it casual. We'll just you know.
It was like just like like we're, you know, starting a date
to see if we decid we wanta date or not. No. They
we were like I was like no, because I still didn't want drama with
the fact that I knew who youwere married to before, So I was
(12:03):
like that still hangs around sometimes.Yeah, we won't talk about that,
but I was like, like,it doesn't hang around us, but it's
in the ether. But I didn'twant to deal with the drama, so
I was like, we'll just hookup and say nothing to nobody. And
like a week into that, Iwas like, I want to have your
babies and marry me. And wenever actually said I love you until we
(12:24):
decided to live together, which isalso true fairly quick after dating, but
that's another story. If you've knownsomebody for five years and you start dating
them, the dating process goes byreally fast. Well, I fell in
love with you, I really did. I didn't think you fell in love
with me five years ago. Justsubmit it. No, I spent so
(12:46):
long trying not to love you thatyou showed up and you were so great
in my life. This is goingto be sappy, and I didn't realize
how sappy it was going to be. I haven't heard this. Tell me.
Well, you were super sweet andyou were not like the relationship I
had before you was super toxic.And I think that you and I both
bonded over having toxic relationships before wefound each other. I mean that is
(13:09):
true. We did. It wasso bad, and you were the exact
opposite of the person I had dated. Like you, you opened the door
for me, you cooked steak forme, You helped, like you came
over and helped me. You helpedme hang a big screen TV in my
bedroom that had been in the floorfor a year since I had lived in
the cabin. And like I haddated that and there that long. Yeah,
I didn't realize that it had beenthere, that I didn't tell you
(13:31):
how bad the relationship was before that, And so I don't know. I
just fell in love with you.You were you are not the kind of
guy I typically go for. Sowhat you're saying is that previously your standards
were so low that anybody could havemade you fall in love. No,
I just I fell in love withyou. I love you well, I'm
kind of a big deal and you'rehandsome. Just ask me. I'll tell
(13:52):
you. He's only saying that onthe podcast. You get home and you'll
be like you you are very humble. You're more humble than you are making
yourself sound on the podcast right now. I don't know. Maybe you'll be
like, oh hey, hell looktoday I'm making you sound well that's self
conscious. Okay, anyway, Ilove you. Are we done? What
are we done with the podcast?Did we go over how I got the
(14:15):
name mistake Daddy? Since you've beencalling me, we'll do that in the
next one. Okay, teaser,next episode. Yeah, I keep listening.
We have an Instagram go follow us. Follow us on Instagram. It's
she drives Me Crazy podcast? Isit these? She drives me crazy?
Or she drives me how to useInstagram? So I don't know. You
don't she drives Me Crazy podcast?Okay? I love you. How you
(14:39):
want to end it? Since wealways talk about how crazy I drive you?
You want to end the podcast todaywith one thing we love about each
other. I'll go first. Ilove your butt. Oh no, we've
already established that that doesn't count.Damn it. I love that You've already
spent so long in the last likeminute and a half describing all of the
things that you love about me.It's going to be hard for you to
figure something out. Now. Ilove your beard. Oh that is so
(15:01):
cheap. What do you love aboutme? Don't say my beard. I
love your heart and your soul.Oh no, you're gonna make me all
sappy. Again, thanks for listeningto this She Drives Me Crazy podcast.
We're done. Just follow us onInstagram and listen for more episodes on the Way
I am Alabama, the girl thatdrives my boyfriend crazy, and I'm almost
crazy. It's not that bad.That's my boyfriend Steak Daddy known as Blake.
If you like real conversations with notso perfect couples, get ready for
a good time. Buckle up.It's the She Drives Me Crazy Podcast.
(00:29):
Welcome to that She Drives Me CrazyPodcast. It's our first episode. Yayay
Hey, I'm Alabama and Steak Daddyhuh also known as Blake So also known
as Blake. We did the podcastI call you Steak Daddy on the show,
So we started the podcast. Ifyou've never listened to the show,
(00:50):
look up the Alabama Show on demand. I'm a radio host for my day
job, and I call my boyfriendBlake Steak Daddy Steak Daddy, and the
women on the show, all thewomen are like, they'll call the show
and you don't ever hear this becauseI don't air it. They'll be like,
tell, oh, this is thestuff that doesn't make the podcast.
No, it doesn't make the podcast. Okay, so you're trying to save
(01:11):
my my ego a little bit,is what you're telling me. Yeah.
Women will call and be like,tell stake Daddy. I said, what's
up. Ye, well, it'sa whole thing on Instagram too. I
video tape you doing chores around thehouse and emotions. This is part of
this. She drives me crazy.I do videos of you and I post
(01:32):
them on Instagram if you doing choresof like you cooking or bringing in the
trash or whatever, and I'll putit in slow motion and I'll play Marvin
Gay let's get it on under it. It's my lady porn. Yeah,
and women love it. They'll belike fire emojis all over. Oh yeah,
they'll be like, damn you luckygirl, look at you. They
watching me in slow mo, likestirring the pot. I got you one
(01:53):
bin over kind of tree. Theyall think you look like Deacon from Swat.
I've never watched what I haven't think, so I think you showed me
a like a picture of who heis. And I was like, I
guess I can see it out allI see it anyway. Oh, there's
more of your lady born. Sonow we're doing a podcast because everybody loves
steak Daddy. Yeah, I'm thewhole reason for this podcast. It's all
(02:17):
because the ladies asked for it.I can't even I can't even listen to
I can't. Like she's turned aroundright now with the microphone facing the wall.
Can we talk about how we met? Let's talk about how we met,
because everybody always wants to hear thestory of how we met. Yeah,
(02:38):
we can do that. It's alittle bit long for you to put
on the radio, the morning show, so we'll do it here. Okay,
there's a little bit of a there'sa bad story. There's some history.
I met Blake when he was married. Yes, and my ex wife
is the reason that we met.They ended up. They were in high
(02:59):
school together and we were going toa a fifteen year class reunion. Maybe
this is great. You sound likeyou're in the court office right now,
Like, how did you meet thisyoung lady. No, I was living
in Chicago and I was supposed towell, our fifteen year reunion was supposed
to happen, and I had alreadybought the flight tickets and I was coming
(03:20):
home and your ex wife, whoyou were married to at the time,
I hadn't seen since we graduated highschool together, and the reunion got canceled.
And she was friends with me onFacebook and she messaged and was like,
well, since you're coming to townanyway, why don't you meet up
with me and my husband Blake fordrinks. Yeah, we'll hang out,
(03:40):
And so we hung out, andthen I flew back to Chicago, and
then I flew back a couple ofother times because it was around the fall,
so there was like Thanks Ago GivingDay weekend. That was the first
time that we first time it wasyour birthday weekend. And then because the
joke is, we were going togo do something for my birthday after the
reunion because it was that weekend.The joke is Blake always says, I'm
(04:01):
the best birthday president you've ever gottenanyway from my ex wife. So then
I went back home, and Iflew back a couple of times for the
holidays, and we hung out afew times, me, you and your
ex wife and all the ready again, I mean we just meet up at
random places and yeah, like drainsor whatever. Well, I was going
through a meltdown, oh, becausethis was I was going through a meltdown
(04:26):
because I had been on again,off again relationship with this guy for the
past five years that I loved verymuch, but we just it wasn't a
good relationship. And when I metyou, I was in the middle of
my first breakup with him, andI kind of went off the rails and
put all my stuff in storage anddecided I was going to go live out
of a tent for a couple ofmonths with my dog Stevie Nicks at the
(04:49):
time. Yeah, she decided itwas time for a walk about. I
watched Into the Wild and I waslike, this is a great idea.
So you actually you and your yourloaned me a gun to take on that
road trip. Yep, because youwere going to be staying in very remote
wilderness locations. I lived out ofa tent in the middle of nowhere.
(05:10):
I almost died the first night,the first night. So anyway, we
met then and then it's all inthe book. She's got a book.
You should read it. Oh thankyou for the plug. Dear World,
Letters from a Girl and her LostDog. It's on Amazon ding. Also,
let's plug your business. I wait, no, no, no,
your business plug is coming up partof the stst part of the story.
(05:30):
So I moved to Seattle after that. Didn't talk to you or your wife
at the time for what like threeyears something like that, at least three
years and then y'all started. Imoved back to Alabama and y'all were separated,
going through a divorce. Yes,and then you found me. I
(05:51):
found out that you were back intown because I saw that you were just
taking you getting a job here.Yes, just started the morning show in
burmingh him seven Q Dang there's anotherplug. Uh. You found me on
Snapchat and we started kind of talkingon Snapchat, although we also fight about
(06:11):
that because you say I found youon Snapchat, but I'm pretty sure you
found me it was you. Youwere like, ah, we think I
know you, and you said whois this? You were like, by
the way, we're going through adivorce and no, it was a hey,
how's it going? Was he upto? I was like, well,
you know this, that and theothers like we're I'm, you know,
getting divorced. So there's that.And then you were trying to hang
(06:32):
out and well you said that youwere going through some stuff too. And
because me and on again off againboyfriend got back together and I moved back
home to be with him, andthis was the second time we were going
through a major breakup. While youwere going through the news, I was
like, well, we should,we should hang out, and I kept
like blowing you off. I neverbe off for a year and a half.
(06:57):
I'm sorry, well, because wewould make plays and then I would
cancel because I went and looked atyour ex's social media while you were going
through the divorce, and I waslike, oh, I don't want any
part of this. This is notgood. Well do I? And but
and I was also still in theon again, off again and I wasn't
over that ex because I just Iwasn't ready to move on from him.
(07:18):
So it was good that we didn'tgo out. Yeah, but then you
got a whole other relationship with somegirl you met us, a relationship that
did you mean her on bumble?What's the word tender? No, not
tender? Hinge that one. Ithink it was hinged. It might have
been bum either way. Then youstarted dating some other You dated another girl.
(07:41):
I had a like almost a yearand a half long relationship with somebody
else, and then last year theywould keep in touch for you know,
hey, how's it going, becauseyou know me and you would yeah me
and you Yeah, we would checkin. You would be like, how's
it going? Because I ended upgetting back together with my Yeah, you
double and you know, hang outand you should meet this one and I
(08:01):
should meet that one and we shouldhang out and do things and be you
know, couples doing a couple ofthings. Yeah, you're trying to get
us to go on a double date. Now, that also would have been
really awkward. Whah, you knowwhy because we like each other anyway.
So at good point, I waslike, well, it's just never going
to happen. So yeah, yeah, this was the thing I asked.
(08:24):
I was like, how did youstill date me after a year and a
half and blowing you off? Andyou're like, well, you technically never
said no, And that's true.I did technically never said now. I
just said not right now? Soyou did cancel plans like seventeen times.
And then how about how it started? Though, okay, how it started?
(08:45):
Then a year ago? A yearago, you don't make fun of
me a year this is going tobe he drives me crazy. We're changing
the name of this change the name. It's already said a year ago.
Do you want to do a secondpodcast? No? I had bought a
log cabin and you cut down treesfor a living. Yeah, shameless plug.
(09:07):
McDaniel Tree Services. If you needa tree, come down yea in
the surrounding areas. McDaniel Tree Services, Yam, Alabama, not make Michigan
or Tennessee or mcdee trees on Instagram. I bought a log cabin. You
own a tree business, and Ihad a fireplace, and I was like,
hey, will you bring me astump to chop wood on? YEP?
I was like, hey, Iactually we just cut down this giant
(09:30):
freaking pine tree that I've got astump from that. I know we were
fixing to just load up onto thetruck, and I was like, I'll
bring it over. Can I tellyou I did not expect what all it
was going to entail when you broughtthis stump. You had like this trailer
hooked to the back of your truckwith your skid steers. How did you
expect me to bring something big enoughto chop wood on? I didn't realize
how big the stump was going tobe there. The stump is about three
(09:50):
and a half or four feet across. It is a big ass and two
to three feet tall. So thenyou showed up and you pulled out the
skid steer and had to pick upthis stump with your your like man equipment,
and that was when I was like, oh, damn, he looks
good, because your butt when you'restanding in the skid steer looks it looks
just like it does what I'm standinganywhere else. You have a great butt.
(10:13):
And I hadn't seen you. ButI hadn't seen you in like four
years at that point. So youshowed up, okay, five years whatever.
I hadn't seen you in a longtime at that point, and you
showed up, and you dropped offthe stump, and I walked you around
and showed you the house and thepark. Well, you were walking behind
me the whole time till you getyour butt. No, you were walking
(10:33):
behind me at one point at onepoint, but the majority of the time
you were like, yeah, it'sover here, and go that way,
and you're just pointing, like gothat way, I'll follow you. You
definitely looked at my butt. Ithink you grabbed my butt. I no,
you pinched it, No such thing, Yes you did. You can't
have a very specific butt pinch anyway, do I. You left, and
(10:54):
then you're saying that you could tellthere was between my butt pinch and somebody
else's butt pinch. If you blindfoldedme and let three different guys grab my
butt, I could tell you whichone was. You. Do you know
why you'd be able to turn onethousand dollars because I would break their hands
and I would be the only SoI left. I went and got Mexican
after you left and brought the sumpand I had some margaritas. How many?
(11:15):
By the way, how many margaritas? Is some too? And I
texted you and I was like,by the way, you looked good tonight.
YEP. I got that text andI was like, oh, yeah,
I'm in Where were you when Isent you that text? What were
you doing? I was probably playingpool. I don't remember the next text
after that. It was we wentback and forth for a few days of
(11:39):
like should we flirt? Should wedo anything? Should we do this?
And I was like, we'll justkeep it casual. We'll just you know.
It was like just like like we're, you know, starting a date
to see if we decid we wanta date or not. No. They
we were like I was like no, because I still didn't want drama with
the fact that I knew who youwere married to before, So I was
(12:03):
like that still hangs around sometimes.Yeah, we won't talk about that,
but I was like, like,it doesn't hang around us, but it's
in the ether. But I didn'twant to deal with the drama, so
I was like, we'll just hookup and say nothing to nobody. And
like a week into that, Iwas like, I want to have your
babies and marry me. And wenever actually said I love you until we
(12:24):
decided to live together, which isalso true fairly quick after dating, but
that's another story. If you've knownsomebody for five years and you start dating
them, the dating process goes byreally fast. Well, I fell in
love with you, I really did. I didn't think you fell in love
with me five years ago. Justsubmit it. No, I spent so
(12:46):
long trying not to love you thatyou showed up and you were so great
in my life. This is goingto be sappy, and I didn't realize
how sappy it was going to be. I haven't heard this. Tell me.
Well, you were super sweet andyou were not like the relationship I
had before you was super toxic.And I think that you and I both
bonded over having toxic relationships before wefound each other. I mean that is
(13:09):
true. We did. It wasso bad, and you were the exact
opposite of the person I had dated. Like you, you opened the door
for me, you cooked steak forme, You helped, like you came
over and helped me. You helpedme hang a big screen TV in my
bedroom that had been in the floorfor a year since I had lived in
the cabin. And like I haddated that and there that long. Yeah,
I didn't realize that it had beenthere, that I didn't tell you
(13:31):
how bad the relationship was before that, And so I don't know. I
just fell in love with you.You were you are not the kind of
guy I typically go for. Sowhat you're saying is that previously your standards
were so low that anybody could havemade you fall in love. No,
I just I fell in love withyou. I love you well, I'm
kind of a big deal and you'rehandsome. Just ask me. I'll tell
(13:52):
you. He's only saying that onthe podcast. You get home and you'll
be like you you are very humble. You're more humble than you are making
yourself sound on the podcast right now. I don't know. Maybe you'll be
like, oh hey, hell looktoday I'm making you sound well that's self
conscious. Okay, anyway, Ilove you. Are we done? What
are we done with the podcast?Did we go over how I got the
(14:15):
name mistake Daddy? Since you've beencalling me, we'll do that in the
next one. Okay, teaser,next episode. Yeah, I keep listening.
We have an Instagram go follow us. Follow us on Instagram. It's
she drives Me Crazy podcast? Isit these? She drives me crazy?
Or she drives me how to useInstagram? So I don't know. You
don't she drives Me Crazy podcast?Okay? I love you. How you
(14:39):
want to end it? Since wealways talk about how crazy I drive you?
You want to end the podcast todaywith one thing we love about each
other. I'll go first. Ilove your butt. Oh no, we've
already established that that doesn't count.Damn it. I love that You've already
spent so long in the last likeminute and a half describing all of the
things that you love about me.It's going to be hard for you to
figure something out. Now. Ilove your beard. Oh that is so
(15:01):
cheap. What do you love aboutme? Don't say my beard. I
love your heart and your soul.Oh no, you're gonna make me all
sappy. Again, thanks for listeningto this She Drives Me Crazy podcast.
We're done. Just follow us onInstagram and listen for more episodes on the Way
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