Secret Dump #130: "Ghost Angels"

The Endless Honeymoon Podcast

Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher

Comedy, Secrets, Relationship, Advice, Society & Culture

4.8 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 6 January 2023

⏱️ 18 minutes

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0:00.0	Welcome to the NLIS Honeymoon Podcast. I'm your main host, Natasha.
0:13.2	Oh, we're starting?
0:15.2	Yes.
0:16.2	Oh, okay. Welcome to the end of the signing of the podcast. I just want everybody to know
0:20.4	that Natasha and I are in different locations. We've filed for separate, for temporary
0:25.4	separation because of the counseling that we received on Talkspace. And just I would
0:32.8	ask that in this time of difficulty that you Natasha, because we're on a Zoom and not
0:38.7	in person, you don't interrupt me at any point. Just so I can get my Zoom groove on.
0:45.2	I love you.
0:46.2	You know, because it's hard on you.
0:47.2	I'm like, that's a joke, but you really don't like to be interrupted.
0:51.0	Well, but that's separate. This is more a joke about Zoom about getting a rhythm during
0:55.6	Zoom. But you're right. I don't like being interrupted. But actually Natasha, as it
1:00.9	has been a source of contention in our relationship and you always say that, but does anyone like
1:06.1	being interrupted? Isn't it like a classically rude thing that people aren't into? Do you like
1:11.1	being interrupted?
1:12.1	I actually prefer to call it banter. And one idea leads you to this idea. And if you let
1:18.4	someone just go off on a monologue, then you have to like keep a notepad to remember all
1:23.3	the little places that you wanted to interject. I just find a free flowing conversation that
1:29.0	flits fast back and forth, subject to subject, a little more rewarding than a monologist.
1:35.1	Man's planning.
1:36.1	Just a brawl.
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