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Meanwhile, Brooke, who's one of the women, is talking about her poodle.

Oh, yeah, Brooke is the Harvard one.

Okay, poodle.

I was wondering, I couldn't understand what she said.

So it was poodle?

This is what she was talking about?

So she's telling Joe about her poodle. And she goes, she's like, have you ever had much interaction with the poodle? They're really geniuses. He speaks English. Like, actually, you know so many words. And Nathan is like fixing something behind her and he just looks at the camera. He does like a full gym from the office. He looks at the camera like what? What is happening here? And by the way,

Brooke is such a poodle owner because poodle people say this shit all the time. They're so smart.

They're like the smartest dogs. I'm like, I literally don't care how smart your dog is.

I am not asking your dog to write a dissertation for me. Just get it off my lap. I've also never

seen proof of this being true. And I've known a lot of poodles. But poodle owners are like,

oh my God, poodles are brilliant. Poodles can do your taxes.

Poodles are the most annoying fucking dog there ever is.

You don't like poodles.

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