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So Jill joined us last week.

If you listen at this time, you already know the story.

She tells us on Wednesday or Thursday that she's in love with one of her customers.

She's a bartender or something.

She's in love with one of her customers who comes in all the time. Sometimes with coworkers, sometimes alone, and sometimes with his wife and kids. She tells us that she's in love with them. So then we say, well, there's nothing you can do about it. You're going to either have to deal with it or quit your job. Because the idea was that it was not reciprocal. like he had, none. That he was as interested in her as she is in him. But she did say one night she came really close to leaning in and kissing him. Right. So they were having an intimate enough conversation that she felt like that could have happened. She was overwhelmed with her urges. So the, you know, the show and the listeners kind of advised her like, look, this is your

problem to deal with. Keep your mouth shut or either, you know, don't say a word or you've got to

quit your job or whatever, but you can't bring this on him because her big idea wasn't,

well, I'm going to tell him. I'm going to warn him that these feelings exist. And so we got off the phone with her the first time we said, don't do anything. Then she calls us back the next thing. I just want to give you guys a heads up. I know what you said, but that wasn't the right advice. Of course not. For her. On account it not being what I wanted to hear. Exactly. So he came into the restaurant with his wife.

And when he got up to use the restroom, our bartender friend Jill followed him to the bathroom and said, hey, listen, I need you to come in sometime tomorrow when I'm working

because I have to talk to you, but I can't do it in front of your wife.

So come on in.

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