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Hey, Dustin, good morning.

You're on Q100.

What's going on, guys?

Hey.

You tell us.

So, hey, Wendy, I got something I need to tell you.

Okay.

So about two years ago, I'd say a little bit over two years ago, I was in your boat.

I was single, spent about four Valentine's Day back to back by myself.

I'm getting there.

I dated around and went out.

But finally, you know, I was like, all right, you know, I'm just going to stop looking.

I'm going to not care anymore.

And as soon as I did that, I met my wife who I'm married to now.

Came out of nowhere.

Met her through a friend. And then next thing, you know, I never left her side, and we've been married for two years, and Valentine's Day is actually our second year anniversary. Boo-ya. Aw, that's really sweet. He's trying to make you feel better. I know. There's still hope. I know. There's still hope out there. So, I just want to let you know, no worries, you know, so it'll come when it comes and you just got to stop looking for it. Otherwise, it'll never find you. Is it possible, Wendy, and I know you're going to say, I'm reading this all wrong. Is it possible for you to celebrate being single more than it seems to me that you're bummed that you're not with somebody.

No, I mean, I'm fine being single.

I'm honestly, I'm too busy to date or do anything.

Like, I go home at night and I'm tired.

I don't think you're fine with it.

I'm okay with it, actually.

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