You Can’t Make A Living As An Impulsive Gambler

For Crying Out Loud

Kids & Family, Society & Culture, Comedy

4.6 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 13 March 2020

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Stefanie’s good friend Lisa Sundstedt is back for this week’s second episode of For Crying Out Loud. Stefanie opens the show talking to Lisa about her early childhood trauma. Then Lisa talks about her addiction to gambling. This leads into a discussion about substance abuse, addiction, and getting sober. Before they wrap, Lisa recaps the failed intervention she once tried to hold for Stefanie back when Stef was still drinking. And please support our sponsors: ADT.com, Geico.com, Bombas.com/FCOL, NetSuite.com/FCOL, ThirdLove.com/FCOL.

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0:00.0	Thanks for listening to For Crying Out Loud on Podcast One.
0:07.0	Hey, on today's show, it's part two with Lisa Sunstead, and we talked about bipolar.
0:14.1	You did some funny comedy bits for us.
0:17.6	We had a really good time, but first, I want to tell you that this show is brought to you
0:21.5	by ADT.
0:23.8	And we both have ADT.
0:25.3	I have ADT.
0:26.3	I feel so safe.
0:27.3	I love it.
0:28.3	I love having the sign out front.
0:29.6	I love having...
0:30.6	Now, did you get it after your house was broken into?
0:32.9	Yes.
0:33.9	Yeah.
0:34.9	Right?
0:35.9	And don't you feel better?
0:36.9	Yes.
0:37.9	My favorite thing about it.
0:38.9	Mine is that you can set it to stay so that people can move around in the house, but
0:44.2	no one can come in any door to your windows.
0:47.0	I like it because I feel safe when Steve leaves town to go to jobs and I'm by myself in
0:52.5	this big house.
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