Hey, what's up? Hello, everyone, and welcome back to another episode of Simply Pod

Logical, a Simply Nailogical podcast. Hello. Today, we're going to give you some unqualified

relationship advice, because you know, we are couple goals. No, that's what we've

been told. Just according to memes on the internet, which I don't really consider a credible

source. I guess we're an internet relationship. We've been together what eight years people

seem to look at us as an example of a healthy relationship. I don't know. You don't know

what goes on behind the scenes, but people seem to like when we talk about relationships.

And we thought it would be just a funny thing to, you know, help you resolve your petty

squalbles and disputes with your partner. Right? I should say that I think just the idea

of unqualified relationship advice might be redundant, because like what is really qualified

relationship advice? I mean, is there such a thing as a relationship expert? Like, is

that a field or a discipline that you can become an expert in? I think like there are

relationship coaches or people that call themselves experts, but I... Or maybe there's therapists

or counselors who have special training and couples therapy. Like, I know that this exists,

so maybe I don't want to completely discredit that. But for us, just as like individuals,

just the fact that you are eight or have been in a relationship doesn't really make you

a relationship expert. But I don't really think anyone is really

a relationship. Like, I don't, I don't think I really buy it. And, you know, like no one

really knows what's going on in a relationship outside of the two people in a relationship.

So at the end of the day, it's kind of your job to figure out what is and isn't okay for

you. Yeah, for sure. And, you know, speaking of unqualified relationship advice, this is a

bit of a tangent, but we recently watched a show on Netflix. Do you know where I'm going?

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