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This week's episode of Miss Me contains very strong language, adult themes, two dogs and a professor named Jordan who blew my tiny little mind today.

Hello and welcome to Listen Bitch.

Today we're doing Frenemies. And I thought that Frenemies started on a TV show I like called Sex in the City

because that's the first time I heard the word Frenomies.

But actually it originated in the late 19th century.

So I quite like that it's a very old word.

And it was a gossip columnist called Walter Winchell.

In the 1950s, a frenemy was to describe tense, competitive, or hypercritical relationships.

So I feel like actually this kind of relationship between people has been going on

for a long time and it was coined a while ago. So hopefully there's quite a lot of like historical

feelings in this idea of being in a twisted relationship to someone. It's full of competitiveness.

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