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Oh my god, I just totally got catfished.
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He looks absolutely nothing like his picture.
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So I found out, the guy that I've been dating is married with kids.
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His wife just reached out to me.
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Welcome to the Meat Market.
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The single scene is a slaughterhouse and we are here to devour it.
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We are your hosts.
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I'm Lindsay, I'm Jess and today's sizzling single is Cowgirl Ali.
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Welcome.
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Thanks for being here.
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Happy to be here.
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So you're a cowgirl.
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Are you looking for a cowboy?
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You looking to save a horse rat a cowboy.
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Honestly, I want to find somebody that's interested in that lifestyle but isn't necessarily like completely involved in it, because I like to do other things too.
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I mean, I like to hike, I want to travel some more.
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I didn't get to travel a lot when I was younger, um.
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I work out um pretty frequently, uh, and I just I want to go do other things, and usually if it's like a rodeo style that's your life and that's all you do, really, yeah yeah, they're very, very involved it's a sport and that there's a lot of money in it.
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Yes, expense it's expensive to do, yeah, but it's also like the purses are.
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You can make money doing it too, no or no?
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you can.
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You can if you're good, yeah, so when you say riding horses, do you like ride in a rodeo?
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do you, you.
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So I don't anymore.
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When I was younger I did like barrel club stuff back in Washington State and then here I haven't really had a horse.
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That's competitive.
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I had a bunch of young ones and would just work with them for fun and do trail rides because I didn't know a ton of people.
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Everybody that I'm friends with now ropes.
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I have not roped, I do not rope.
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That was not a thing where I grew up.
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It was all rough stock cowboys out there.
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So everybody here ropes.
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A whole different world for me and I prefer to keep all of my limbs intact, so I have not attempted.
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I'll rope a dummy on the ground.
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How do you feel about the rodeo clowns?
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What are?
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rodeo clowns you don't know what a rodeo clown.
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That's what they're called right, rodeo clowns.
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There's like the clowns and then there's like the bullfighters.
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So there's a little bit.
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They all dress up, all fun and stuff.
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The clowns are the ones that go out and like do all crazy to ring the bull back in, right or the bullfighters.
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The clowns will do it too, but the clowns are more there to entertain the crowd oh, they are.
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Get your shit together, jess and the the bullfighters will be out there like getting in the way and and taking the hit so that the cowboy doesn't okay yeah it's a dangerous sport, can't you get hurt?
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oh god, yeah, like why would people put themselves through that?
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I don't know the adrenaline.
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Yeah, the thrill Adrenaline junkies.
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You see them, the thrill.
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They must be getting bed, oh.
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God, they're like what One more time?
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As I break the couch.
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We need to get a mechanical bull.
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We need to do a singles event.
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Like does the Buffalo Chip have a bull?
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Do we need to do a singles event, like that would be?
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where does the buffalo chip have a bowl.
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Did they have a mechanical ball, girls?
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I have been there one time.
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I don't know, you don't know, have a mechanical and I didn't go hang out in the back with all the young crowd, I hung out with all the old men in the front who can't dance with?
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so remember saddle ranch.
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They had a mechanical ball there and they made you sign that waiver.
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I, I guess someone got severely hurt.
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I knew someone that knew someone that got severely hurt and sued them.
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And I guess there are loopholes when you sign those waivers, and one like millions of dollars.
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So that's why they had to shut down.
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Oh my gosh.
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That's crazy.
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I rode the bull there.
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And I rode the bull the night after I got home.
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I'm totally kidding.
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So, anyways, what are?
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buckle bunnies.
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What are buckle bunnies?
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Um, so if you are kind of like the cowboy chaser girl and you dress up all I, I kind of like have the image in my head of they dress up all fancy and stuff and they don't actually like know a whole lot and but they want that cowboy and so they'll be like, um, their little side piece that just hangs on them like their shit kickers don't actually have any shit on them yeah, yeah, they just like dress the cutesy part and uh, fawn over the cowboys, the ones that win or the ones that act like they win and are actually pieces of shit.
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So they're like cowboy groupies.
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They're basically yeah, Okay.
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And so are cowboys.
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Do they have a bad reputation?
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Are they kind of dicks?
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Are they players?
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Some of them.
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I feel like there's not a whole lot of middle ground.
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I feel like there's the ones that are like super family oriented, super kind, super, um honest, loyal, religious, whatever.
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And then you have the ones that are like I can get anything I want because I and I'm traveling on the road.
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So nobody's gonna know, like that type they'll never know they'll never know, because I always thought cowboys were very respectful and, you know, gentlemanly.
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But then I heard from people that know the inn and they're like no, they can be kind of dicks, it depends on what category of cowboy we're going with.
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So um, I guess my description right.
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There was like rodeo cowboys that's traveling rodeo like PRCA type.
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But then you have um, like the ones I hang out with that rope for fun.
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On the weekends they have everybody over to have some beers and goof off, and all the kids in Junior Rodeo and the community come over.
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They're all good people.
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I feel like the country cowboys are good.
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Where I grew up in Iowa the country boys are really good, good solid quality guys and even down in the Florida band southern yeah kind of country boys are really good quality guys too.
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So I think it does.
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It kind of depends on what the background is well, they have that family thing going on.
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They actually like have a other job for a living right, so they're not just traveling on the rodeo circuit.
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So so they're with their buddies, with their childhood friends, their families, their neighbors, whatever, and so it's a little bit more of a wholesome environment.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, so where do you live?
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Don't you live a bit out of town?
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Yeah, so about an hour from this location, but in a little tiny town we have a few blocks worth of everybody's got about three acres.
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Oh wow, Everybody's got a roping arena.
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It's my little Mayberry and I love it.
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I live with friends out there, but it has to be hard to date.
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Yeah, there's not a whole lot of options out there.
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Is there like a downtown, or local bars or local restaurants?
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We have the Cowtown Tavern.
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Is that what it's called?
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That's what it's called.
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That's hilarious.
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You know what the bars in?
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small towns are the best.
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So, I grew up in a town that's 600 people, okay, and our bar was called Boxcar Billy's.
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Hell yeah, there you go, boxcar Billy's.
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Okay, and our bar was called boxcar billies.
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Hell yeah, there you go boxcar billies.
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That's hilarious, they've shortened it now.
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Now it's just boxcars, boxcars, but all right.
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But it's like small town bars have the funniest names, I feel like and I love this and and our little town is popular, there's like less than 400 population um, which is similar to the town I came from, so totally fine.
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But yeah, those little towns you don't meet a lot of people so you have to go out and be active.
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But like I go out um every weekend dancing, so do country swing.
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Uh, where do you do that?
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The stillery and chandler, oh, okay, and it's my favorite.
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I love it.
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I've made some fantastic friends there.
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Um meeting, meeting men is hit and miss there's some interesting things there, but, um, I have to like go into town right to meet new people.
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So are you a good dancer?
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I am told by many of them that I am one of the um, one of the favorite, follows.
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So I can't even get two drinks down because I don't rest enough to drink.
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So yeah, oh wow, which is great, because I have to drive anyway.
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So by the time the second one's so watered down, I don't finish it have you ever had any like dance floor drama, like like someone tries to cut in on you or you're dancing with someone and it's like she's trying to steal my man.
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No, no, uh-uh, no, um the the group I'm with is fantastic, but we have observed other people having that and we're just like, oh my god.
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So, um, a lot of that group is very.
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The bar in itself is very much like protect the women, respect the women which is awesome.
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Um, they do a great job managing and that's like I love going there.
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And people will get kicked out.
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If they're like grabbing a girl and the girl obviously doesn't like it, the bouncers are like no, no, no, second chance.
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Oh, wow, you're out of here.
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Um, there was one guy that was coming through and being kind of like we knew I've only met him a couple times because he got kicked out shortly after but would come in and like slap our ass and stuff like that or like grab us, and we obviously didn't want it.
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And finally it was like no, you're, you've gone too far you need to leave and he is not allowed back.
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So I like that, yeah, um, so if anybody's needing to go meet some respectful people they're all the ones that don't get kicked out go to the stillery and go find them so you're from Washington, originally eastern Washington state.
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Okay, and then how long have you been here for?
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Uh, since 2021 okay, so about four, four years now yeah, and when you lived in Washington did you live on a lot of land and uh, no.
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So we had a couple acres is all and we had our little you know hobby farm.
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Uh, goats, sheep, horses did you date some cattle back there?
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Yeah, so, um, yes, I had like my high school boyfriend right who we ended up I moved down here with divorced and, um, I dated like through college we had we were not together then um, and like some great people, but just nothing that stuck.
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Yeah, um, and while that divorce occurred, I'm so happy I'm down here.
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This is definitely home for me and the people I've met, but um, so, if you don't mind us asking why did you get divorced?
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did you just grow apart um?
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yeah, I liked to go be more active and all he really wanted to do was go to the bar and like that's cool and all, but I want to go do other things right there.
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To be honest, there was some like physical abuses as well.
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Um, a lot of financial problems that I had to um accommodate for, um, just a lot of anger sounds like you're better off without him.
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I'm so much better yeah yeah, so you have.
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So you have a degree in agriculture.
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Is that right agricultural?
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education okay yeah, um so teaching uh high school ag science classes metal fabrication, animal science, soil sciences oh, wow basic biologies there's, I guess.
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I mean I'm used to that in Iowa, where I grew up yeah, I'm sure it's all over the place right here yeah, the high schools teach that here some do yeah, there's um, so, like the um high school in the area I'm from, they have a FFA program, okay, so they've got all the ag science courses, but I don't feel like the courses here are as strong as the ones I came from Right and we have just a ton of farm families up there and I know that they do here too, but I feel like it's a different dynamic, maybe just less People frequent moving to and from Arizona.
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Yeah, right, and like up there it's all established.
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It's like generational.
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It's so generational, yeah, yeah and like each family member or whatever marries, like the other farming family members, and they all are intertwined somehow and I don't feel like that's the case down here, but I haven't been here very long so I don't know yeah, but it's also a much bigger.
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It's also a much bigger city here than it is in those small towns, that's.
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That's that's sort of what the small town lends itself to, because the dating pool is so small.
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So it's like, oh yeah we had to do like two hours to Spokane.
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Yeah, to do anything?
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yeah, I always had to do like a genealogy before I went out with anybody, because my dad was one of nine, so I'm like am I related to this person or not.
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That would be important to get out of here.
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That would be important to know.
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So you said you had an ex-boyfriend, that his mom would do his laundry.
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Yeah, so that was a hinge thing.
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I'll never do that again.
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It wasn't bad.
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I mean, like the first hinge date was the guy was super nice but totally not.
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It was more of a like figure out how this works, but we had a great time.
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And then the second one totally was an alcoholic.
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Oh no.
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Very fun, definitely drank a lot um.
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And then that third one I actually was in a relationship with for like six months, but a lot of it was like depended on his mom, um, just was kind of like a child forever type thing and then was super weird about anytime it was talking um in regards to like future stuff.
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He'd kind of test me and be like, if this were to happen, what would you take from me?
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What I wouldn't take anything.
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I, I'm divorced and I took nothing.
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Wow, are you kidding me?
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Like I gave him back money when we sold the house.
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What?
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wow, a little paranoid are we like yeah and also did.
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Did he have a lot to be?
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took like um no, he lived with his parents and like, honestly, right now we all live with somebody, probably because it's really hard to afford anywhere to live these days yeah, I.
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I myself live in a fifth wheel, so party um.
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My dogs love it, so it doesn't.
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But you know what?
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you can have some really nice fifth wheels.
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There are some nice fifth wheels out there, oh yeah, there are.
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There are, um, unfortunately, those are really expensive.
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So but my best friend lives like 10 feet from me.
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It's great, oh, in her house, but but oh, hold on Backtracking, okay, yeah, so he lives with his folks and like I don't know what he had for being all paranoid about money.
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It seems the ones who are most concerned about gold diggers have no actual gold to be dug.
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You know what I mean.
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So it's like like what was he worried about you taking from him?
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driving over an hour to see you every weekend.
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And um, like when he invited me on a trip to to Moab which was super fun, he's a thrill seeker he liked he wanted to go do the cliff jump thing, awesome to watch, great.
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Um, we went on this.
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He invited me on this trip and then on the way there it was like you know, stop for road snacks, whatever.
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I always bought my own.
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And then we split the stay in a koa and I'm like, okay, like what you invited me, sir, I'm okay with splitting stuff, but like more, maybe offer at least would be cool.
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And then after the first time he was like that was a test to see if, if you would make me buy it for you are you serious?
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oh, deal breaker, I'm done, it's like I have my own job.
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Thanks, you shouldn't be testing people no, not on the first or not, like when it's a really so new first trip.
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Yeah, like we had, it was a really fun trip.
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I was just kind of like that's dumb, but whatever.
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Um, it was interesting.
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It was interesting and yeah, he had he had like all the toys, like he had his pickup that he spent a bunch of money on and his uh like side by side buggy carinam thing that he would go spend a bunch of money on and I don like side by side buggy carinam thing that he would go spend a bunch of money on and I don't know, maybe that's what he was worried about you taking this truck yeah, yeah, because I don't have my own.
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So what do you do for work now?
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uh for work.
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I am a technical writer for a like global nutritional company oh, that sounds fun.
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Technical writer yeah, it's not fun, but yeah, my co-workers are fantastic some of them but you're not using your teaching.
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You're not using your teaching degree.
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I have like progressively gotten further away from the ag stuff, just by default I don't want to and I'm trying to find my way back, or at least into something um that keeps me meeting people or active and like, just like I'm okay with desk work, but I'm sitting here with desk work and my expectations change every day and I'm like I can't, yeah, bring on the lexa pro are you looking to get married again?
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are you looking to have kids?
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um, so that's part of one of the things.
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That's really hard for me to find somebody is I'm at the age where you either do or do not end up having a family right 32 and I have never really wanted, I've never wanted kids.
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So a lot of the people I meet are a little bit younger and they still want the family, or they're older and they have a family, which is tough because little kids are not my deal.
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I love my nieces and my nephews and a few of my friends' kids, but I don't want to be responsible for them.
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That is not.
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So, if a guy has older kids.
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Would you be okay with that?
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Yeah, maybe like 10 years and up would be okay.
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I feel like at that age they can almost fend for themselves and they're still fun, right, you can still establish a relationship instead of heading straight to it, like maybe the mid-teens, where it's like I hate you, you're not my mother.
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You're not my mother.
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They're all going to be bigger than me, because I'm like this this tall so, um, so that that would be fine, but at the same time, I I feel like a lot of the older guys um are kind of creepy, yeah, or like they're trying to go find the younger girls or it's like to say that they can't, or it's like a kink thing where they want the daddy.
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Yeah, it's really uncomfortable.
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Yeah, that's one thing I don't get sexually, when people want to use the word daddy, you know, or they want to be called daddy, like is that attractive at all?
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yes, daddy, daddy, I don't know, I don't get that, it's weird, it's kind of weird it's weird, but I've been, I've, I've dated guys that want to be called daddy In the bedroom.
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And how was that for you?
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My ex liked to be called daddy.
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And you called him daddy, call me daddy, that laugh was a yes.
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You liked it.
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Oh my God.
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Different horses, different courses.
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Different horses, different courses.