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The virtue. It is male pattern blindness, not bald blindness. And chances are really

good that your boyfriend or your husband have it. And it's driving you insane. They don't

know they have it, but you know this affects men and women. But I would say like 99.99999

percent men and then point zero zero zero one percent women. And the only woman affected

by it is in this studio. And her name is Kristen Klingcher. That is not me calling her out.

She called herself out. Yes, when this was brought up in our post show meeting, I was like,

oh crap, I have male pattern blindness. And I didn't even know it. It typically only applies

to the refrigerator for you. For me, it's very specific and it's the refrigerator.

Because whenever I'm looking in the refrigerator for something, I never can find it. My husband

walks over and within 2.2 seconds. He's like, he grabbed it and he's like, here it is.

Keys for me. I'm usually like in a panic. Keys. Like, oh, damn it. Tiff, did you move my keys?

And then she'll come downstairs and there literally.

Right there.

Yeah, if you're wondering what it is, it's a fun like term coined in 2014 by a YouTuber

called My Life Suckers. But it's that instance where you're, you the woman are doing whatever

you're doing. And then your partner is like, hey, I can't find the catch up. And you're

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