Well, folks, we have had some amazing conversations here on front row seat, and we thought it would be fun.

The team and I got together, and we picked some of our favorite moments from conversations that made us better, and we believe they'll continue to help you.

85% of affairs started work.

Workplace, baby.

One in five employees confess to being unfaithful with a colleague.

And I was sitting there processing this, and I was truly stunned.

I had never looked at that data.

And so it was just brand new to me.

I thought, my goodness, that's high.

And so here was the thought that hit me in the room,

and I'm going to hit you with it.

When does risking, not just your marriage

and your relationship with your kids,

but your job, we're talking about this feels

like a massive risk. In other words, having an affair outside of work may or may not affect

your job in certain places. At a lot of places, if you are having an affair with someone at work,

boy, you create a real weird dynamic. What a thing you do? I mean, it blows it up. What is going on in somebody where they, where one in five people are saying, yeah, I've been unfaithful with a colleague. They get to the point where they go, they have to know that's risky, but they just go, I don't care. What's going on there?

So we've created the loneliest generation in human history,

and we've taken that to our homes,

and we've asked our spouses to be everything.

They have to be co-earners, co-parents, co-house runners. You have to be hot until you're 95 and

still sleeping together. You have to like the same things, go to the same things, eat the same

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