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Open your hearts and loosen your butts. It's time for couples therapy.

Yeah. This podcast is in the end of Yomis where they can both laugh and hang with all their homies talking accidentally vacationing with brunches and cuddling.

To messy situations and conscious and coupling from Netflix hookups to single them with some hulu tech sex regrets.

So feeling on your new jubu. They go talk about it. Ah, yeah, you are reminded. Ah, leading therapy. I guarantee baby we got it.

Welcome to couples therapy. My name is Andy. I am Naomi and we are a real life couple. A real life couple of comedians. And on couples therapy.

We take the best sets from a live show where we have comics who are close to sets together about the relationship and bring them to your ears listener.

You broke it down. Baby you broke it down.

Ah, that intro. So cumbersome yet everything is distilled into those five sentences that you need to know to enjoy the show. You need it.

You and I are couple. We take sets. Don't you dare do it again. So cumbersome. Don't do it again.

Oh boy. Oh boy Naomi. You know, we've had quite a try and time at home listeners. We thought maybe you could settle something for us.

Yeah. Um, we are at odds. Yeah. We're not at the events. Right odds. Now we had recently rewatched a racnephobia. Yeah, we were sitting home one night just scrolling to scroll to the HBO go and was like a racnephobia. And Andy and I both discovered we both liked that movie when we were little.

I didn't know in nine years. I never knew you knew a racnephobia or like to racnephobia. Yeah, I can't believe we're almost nine and a half years in. And you did not know something about me always new angles to discover when you're with a person.

You know, because we're growing. We're changing. We're unearthing memories. You know what I mean? Yeah, well, I was in therapy for a long time before I could recover the memory of watching a racnephobia.

Actually, as a kid, I read, I don't see the movie, but I read the novelization. You read the novelization. Yeah, I did a lot of what I was a kid. There would be a movie I liked. And then I would get like from the troll books or from the, you know, whatever, you know, the ones you order at school. Yeah, yeah.

I would get the novelization that. And then every time we went to B. Dalton books, that's all I have B Dalton. I was a B Dalton baby. My parents, I'm sure had a like a frequent shopper card.

I'm a B Dalton. Yep. You get 10% off. I would get the Star Trek, the next generation books and read them when we went on vacation to Ocean City, Maryland.

Can you imagine me on the beach? Just dig it into like the latest adventure with data and Riker.

I mean, honestly, it's better than the time you and I went to Palm Springs. You sat away from the pool reading gnome chomp skis understanding power.

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