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Two T's in a Pod with Teddy Mlling camp and tamara judge hi guys welcome to another episode of two

tis and pod with myself and hi i'm er. I love that we awkwardly say this at the

beginning of every episode. It's okay. You know what? You need to introduce yourself. People who can't

see us need to know it's us. I mean, our voices aren't recognizable enough. Tell me about it.

I knew it was you. Hold on. How'd you know? Yeah, right.

So it starts off with Alexis says Shannon only says negative things about John.

Shannon says she actually defended John.

And he says Shannon confided in the women but didn't want it on the show.

Shannon says she paid for everything the first year of the relationship and then Alexis said they did forensic accounting and John spent 350,000 on Shannon,

not including the 75,000 for the facelift. Andy asked Alexis why she went out of her way to be petty towards Shannon her

engagement announcement. Alexis says it doesn't mean anything. It does because Shannon is living

rent-free in Alexis's mind and in Alexis's engagement and future with John. I just like if I don't

care, I don't care. I do also think that forensic accounting

seems like something a little bit too serious for this group. It seems too serious for this show.

I don't watch this show to know that, you know, I don't know. I don't, I don't, I got kind of bogged down

in this. I didn't like this part. And also, like,

it made me want to go through my finances. It made me not want to go through my finances.

It made me want to do it. I'll tell you, you wonder what really did? What? It made me think,

my God, I don't want to date a man that knows how much money he spends on me. Like that's not cool. Like you spend this. I don't want to be in a

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