Welcome, welcome, welcome to Armchair Anonymous. I'm Dax Shepherd. I'm joined by Monica Patman.

Hi. Today we have Bad Roommates Part 2. Tell us a crazy story about a bad roommate.

They're everywhere. These bad roommates, you've got to be careful. You got to be careful. What I

applaud and what we loved was one of our armcherrys was the bad roommate. Oh, I know. Yeah, that was great. That was. I really like that. When we have these problems, people, you know, we do a lot of foreign objects and body, and I'd like to do way more of them. Sure. But I really want to hear from someone who have the foreign object in their body.

I would too.

I know that's high risk, but I feel like this is a safe place.

It's high risk, low reward.

Sure.

But we want it.

We still want it.

No reward, maybe.

Please enjoy bad roommate.

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