So there they are. They're going out for four months and all of a sudden he like hits

her up, at least according to her, that everything was going great in the relationship.

And then he just picks up the phone one day and says, hey, I don't think this is going

to work out. Now he didn't exactly goester, but she's kind of left here going. Everything

seemed just great. She felt blindsided. Zero, zero details on what happened.

Yeah, I mean, after four months, at least he had, I don't know if this is setting the

bar low or he did what he all I needed to do out of a four month relationship, but he

did have the courtesy to call and say, hey, this isn't working for me. Yeah, the courtesy,

the call or texture and confuse or more. It's really, really, pretty sweet. So Elizabeth,

we have that right. Four months out of nowhere. Do just says not working out. Yeah.

Right. So Tommy, our studio director reached out to this dude. At first, he was pretty

reluctant. He was kind of confused, I think. But you know, Tommy, he could be very persuasive.

So you might get some answers here. So Tommy, you want to take it from here?

Yeah. So we're calling this guy Matthew to protect his identity. Elizabeth's name is also

an alias. So I reached out to Matthew via text and I explained closure call and I asked

if he would be willing to be totally honest about what happened between him and Elizabeth

and why he chose to in the relationship. First thing Matthew says, I'm not sure that's

something I'd like to discuss on a radio show, which 99% of the time that's the first thing

they always say, man, did you dodge a bullet there? This guy. I said, I understand you'd

really be helping her out. She came to us looking for some help. So she could put the

relationship behind her and learn by what she had done to cause the end of the relationship.

And he said, she's not worried about her privacy or my privacy. And I said, well, you said

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