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We now go to bad advice.

This segment is one where you guys, do you have the email?

Bad advice 973 at gmail.com.

Thank you.

That is where you can send your problems and then we read them on the air. You can be anonymous and we give our opinions and help you. That is where you can send your problems and then we read them on the air. You can be

anonymous and we give our opinions and help you. It's how we give back. We got a couple.

Bob and I picked out one each. I'm going to let Bob do hers first and if we have time.

We'll get to mine. But yeah, we get really good stuff. We get so much good stuff in that inbox.

It's hard to pick one. But we got some good ones. All right, Bob. Yeah, this person's going to stay

anonymous and feel free email us from a burner or your personal email. We can totally keep you

anonymous. This one's entitled, How Do I Ditch a Toxic Girl Group? My husband and I had a friend, my husband has had a

friend group since high school. And at this point, we live our lives pretty intertwined. I like them

and their husbands all individually, the girl group, the husbands and their wives. We vacationed

multiple times a year. Our kids are buds. The husbands play music together. The problem is that the ladies have proven themselves gossipy and catty. The straw that broke the camel's back was when I was recently looped into a separate text chain where two of them were disparaging another lady in the group, who, by the way, had just lost her brother suddenly and whose husband had just gotten laid off.

On top of that for the Queen Bee's birthday,

my husband and I spent over $1,000 on a wine tasting day,

and then when my birthday rolled around,

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