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It is Sunday, February 1st, and are you an introvert or an extrovert? You might be neither because there is a new

personality type that could possibly help you understand yourself or your partner better. And with that,

welcome to this episode of Amy and T-J, an episode in which our relationship

is about to be improved significantly because you have been so excited about this damn story. I don't know anything about it. Let me get that out of the way. I don't even know what this new personality type is. Please explain. You're such an o-trovert. Oh, it's a what? O-Trovert.

That sounds.

That doesn't sound right.

It's an O-T-R-R-O.

O-T-R-O.

How do you spell O-T-R-O-T-R-O-T-O-T-R-T.

O-T-R-O-T-R-T. Is it fair to say, just based on what I'm hearing, is it in the middle of introvert and extrovert or on the one of the ends? So it combines both, but it's its own, it's in its own space because Otro is Spanish for other.

And Otrovert means one who is facing a different direction.

You don't go with the group.

Otrovert.

Otrovert.

You often call yourself a disruptor.

Do you not?

No, I'm never a disruptor.

I sit quietly in the corner.

No, no, no, no. Okay, here's the thing. That's true. Everything you're saying actually reads with what we will explain. What did you just say? I sit, what do you say? I'm always a disruptor. I'm the disruptor. Why am I always the disruptor? meaning you don't think like the rest of the group.

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