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Being Rachel Ware with us, more than half of Americans say they're turned on when their partner does chores.

I think you're appreciative, but turned on?

That's pretty excessive.

I love the way you sweep up that dust.

I'm getting a lot over here.

Tyrell does the dishes, and I say finally.

Right.

You're over there shop and watch them.

Yeah.

It's not the act of watching somebody vacuum or something.

It's a you cared enough to do that.

I need to do more around the house.

A lot of people are led to believe it pays off right away.

Right.

That's what this is.

You're loading the dishwasher doesn't mean panties are dropping but maybe if you do enough chores and contribute enough

you know that'll create some time doesn't this sound but you know what it says 50% of americans

doesn't it sound like if you were a guy and said oh honey i love how you clean how you clean up. That's not, that sounds so, that's machismo crap there. The other way around, I get, because in general, I mean, guys should help and they should help a lot. But it wouldn't that sound weird though, but guys said to a woman, oh, I love the way you clean up. Yeah. that's 50% this turn on but it has is women

no right exactly right the equivalent would be here uh like changing tires

yeah i'm gonna tune up the engine well nobody does that some some women are no these are

chores around the house this isn't clean this is this is clean this is this about keeping the house clean, this particular article. This has happened to me before where Tyrell has gotten an initiative and he'll, like, do dishes, vacuum, start dusting, and it just makes me anxious. I'm like, should I be helping? Oh, I got it. Yeah, I'm like... So your panties don't just fall off? No. No, no. I have to put some on because I feel like I need to clean now.

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