99: Bedroom not Boardroom, What You Said to Defend Me, and You Can Do It

Chrisley Confessions

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🗓️ 26 August 2020

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Todd and Julie give an update about the Department of Revenue, explain what Savannah is going through, and what Chase has been up to. Plus they answer YOUR questions about betrayal, teachers, and computer mistresses. This episode is sponsored by: The Licorice Guy (https://licoriceguy.com/) (Code: CC) Indeed (https://www.indeed.com/cc) Join in the conversation! Call and leave a message: (931) 674-1672

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0:00.0	Good morning, everyone.
0:07.4	It's time.
0:08.4	And Julie with Chrissy Combessions.
0:10.5	How are you this morning?
0:12.1	I'm well.
0:13.1	How about you?
0:14.1	I'm doing just fine.
0:15.1	Thank you.
0:16.1	Doing just fine.
0:17.1	You know, seems like we have all of our conversations either in our master bathroom when
0:21.0	you're in the bathtub or I'm in the shower or you're putting your makeup on and I'm
0:24.7	shaving or when we go to bed at night.
0:27.4	Yes.
0:28.9	How many people, couples in this country find that their bedroom has become the center
0:37.8	of their home?
0:40.2	You know, I think for us, it's just the only tiny little space that we can actually
0:46.4	have five minutes of privacy.
0:49.8	But what I have come to realize here in the last couple of weeks is that our bedroom
0:55.5	should not be our boardroom.
0:58.1	So true.
0:59.1	Our bedroom should be our sanctuary for our personal time, which you don't give enough
1:04.7	attention to.
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