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You're crazy.

What's going on, everybody?

Welcome back to another exciting episode of Ask Nick.

Now, I know we usually get to, uh, right to our callers lately, but, uh, we have a written.

This is all Mary.

Yeah.

She came to me and said, Nick, we have a written that I want to read on the show. We tried, you tried, obviously, I mean, we tried to get the person to call in, but they, uh, screen my email, I'm assuming. They didn't get back to us. No. Yeah, you'd be surprised how much that, that happens. A lot of people obviously call in, but sometimes, uh, it doesn't happen but it's a written that Mary said we have to. So take it away, Mary. I'm excited to hear it. So the headline is, my fiancé bet his engagement ring on a turtle race. Should I call off the wedding? A turtle race? A turtle race. Is that a real thing? Yeah, they do it in Vanderpump Rules. There was an episode about it where they

go, I went to the bar that they did it in Van and Pump Rules to see a turtle race and it's fine. I didn't

really enjoy it. It was really crowded. And they're betting? Yeah, it was like drunk guys betting on

turtle races. And I was just like, this is not my thing. So I understand where this collar is coming from. So she wrote in and said, I've got a crazy one for you. My fiance

has, for a long time, been into sports betting. It started normal, fantasy football, a basketball game

here and there, nothing unusual. It's never been my thing. And he never put enough money into it for me to be

concerned about. Recently, however, things have changed. A friend of his brought him to a bar that does

turtle racing, which is apparently a thing. People bet on these turtles and he's become so infatuated

with it that I don't even know who he is anymore. He's been bringing me to this bar and I just

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