This one's for you tonight.

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Just raise your glasses high.

This once we turn of time.

Amy Amy Riley.

Everyone, this is Turtle Time, one of the longest Bravo podcasts in history, and just as long as Nick Viall's podcast with Tom Sandoval and Tom Schwartz.

Yeah, we'll see if we can beat it lengthwise. Why? Well, how long was it? Two hours and 55 minutes? Was it that long? I thought it was like, oh, I thought it was almost three hours. I thought he was trying to compete with Turtle Time a little bit. I know. He was coming for us. If it was two hours and 30 or over, we can't compete with him today. But yeah, people have to be rest. We've got places to be. But people have been rest, should be rest assured that we've beaten him a hundred times in length, you know, in past episodes. Yeah. What's our longest? Oh, yeah. He was two and a half hours. Oh, okay. Okay. So yeah,, that's respectable length. I mean, he pushed to the boundaries of turtle time.

Yeah.

He's learning from us that long form is where it's at.

Do you think that, not to get straight into it,

but there was sort of like 45 minutes at the beginning where I don't know necessarily

if that needed to be included. Yeah. Well where I don't know necessarily if that needed to be included.

Yeah.

Well, I don't usually listen to that podcast, so I didn't really know the format.

So at first I started putting on.

I was cleaning my house.

And then they talked about Taylor Swift for like four hours.

And then they talked about like The Bachelor for a while.

And I was like, when is this going to be over?

Then Schwartz came.

And that was on for a long time before.

Because now I think famously, Sandival was extremely late.

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