Keeping the Love Alive: Romancing Your Wife and Bringing Back the Spark

Are you in a committed relationship but feel like the romance is dwindling? Ever felt underappreciated or complacent in your relationship? Well, this podcast is for you! We have a phenomenal episode today where we tackle the big issue: how to maintain the spark in your relationship. We will walk you through the common pitfalls couples often face, such as complacency and feeling of underappreciation. We will also share some winning strategies like alternating date nights planning between partners. We also invite you to join the conversation, share your insights, and let's learn from each other.

Going beyond date nights, we bring the focus on small gestures of affection, which surprisingly, have a significant impact on keeping the romance alive. Let's talk about that midday text, that quick phone call you make just to tell your partner they are in your thoughts. We will also dig deeper into how pride can sometimes stop us from expressing our feelings. Remember, it's about making your spouse feel special, consistently!

Romance should always have a front seat in a relationship, but often it gets pushed to the back by the distractions of daily life. In this episode, we are going to discuss the importance of prioritizing romance and how to create your own "romance playbook". Lastly, we will discuss the efficiency in relationships and how to balance being a husband and a lover. Look forward to sharing the joy that comes from being acknowledged for our efforts in our relationships. Sounds like a plan? Let's get those sparks flying again!

Transcript

Speaker 1: 0:00

Are you saying you faked with me?

Speaker 2: 0:02

Yeah, I just can't say it and it says I'm so cool, I'm not wrong.

Speaker 1: 0:09

Now you're single.

Speaker 2: 0:10

What do you know about sexual relations? Is it true that if you don't use it, you use it? I'm a little worried about being a slut. You're listening to the Come With Us podcast, talking the good, the kinky and the ugly. Here are your hosts, beth and Erin.

Speaker 1: 0:28

Hey there, all you holes and poles, welcome to Come With Us. Podcast. I am Erin. No, beth again this week. She is still recovering. I mean I don't know how long it'll be just you and me, or you and me and another guest, but again, we want Beth to take all the time she needs away to recover from the loss of her daughter Kaya. I've seen the emails that you guys have sent in. I've seen the DMs some of you have sent in. I've passed them along to her. She knows you guys love her and you miss her and hopefully after the start of the new year we can start getting some stuff back to normal.

Speaker 1: 1:09

For now it's you and me and I know the last few episodes I've brought somebody else on to kind of talk and help fill the silence, fill the times when I'm thinking and my brain's not processing. But today it's just me. Today it's just gonna be you and me. And as far as holes and polls, this one's gonna kind of relate more to the polls. But if you're a hole in, you like listening ladies, feel free to keep your earbuds in or keep it tuned in, turn it up and then email me and tell me I'm an idiot for some things I say, some things I'm gonna get into and some things I'm gonna say You're, and guys and girls, you're gonna roll your eyes or you're gonna go God, I know that, erin or you're gonna go. You're an idiot. You have no idea what you're talking about, maybe, but I invite discourse. Come on, come with us confessions at gmailcom, that's. Come with us confessions with an S at the end at gmailcom. Let me know, I want feedback, I want somebody to tell me I'm wrong or I'm right or whatever. Let me hear it. Come with us confessions at gmailcom. With that, let's get into it.

Speaker 1: 2:21

Let's talk about romancing your wife and romancing your girlfriend, your fiance, whatever she is, you're in a committed relationship. I'm gonna say wife throughout the entire episode. Just know, wife, you can substitute girlfriend, fiance, life partner, whatever you got. But wife is just gonna be the vernacular I use because I'm married and wife is also one syllable. So, ta-da, romancing your wife, let's talk about it. Let's talk about why sometimes we kind of lose that spark, lose that effort, lose the romance, lose the those butterflies you feel when the relationship starts and you're just a few months in and you can't wait to see that person, you can't wait to be around that person. Let's talk about how do we get it back, how do we go back from. Maybe you've gotten a little complacent. Why do we get complacent? Maybe life has gotten too busy, maybe you've gotten distracted, maybe you feel underappreciated, maybe she feels underappreciated, who knows. But let's talk about romancing your wife.

Speaker 1: 3:38

We've talked on previous episodes about planning date night, dating your wife, dating your partner you want to, and ways that Beth brought up making it easy. Okay, date night, don't put the onus all on one person. Alternate weeks you plan this week, she plans next week. You plan this month, she plans next month. Whenever you have time where you have scheduled date night. Yeah, we've talked about that. We've talked about how you plan it and stuff like that.

Speaker 1: 4:08

But let's talk about going beyond date night. Let's talk about kind of going back to square. I'm not gonna say square one. Square one is date. It's the first date, second date. Let's go back to square two, two and a half, depending on how many squares you divide your current relationship up into and how you know on your timeline.

Speaker 1: 4:30

Say, two, two and a half, you've had a couple of dates. You're beyond the whole three day rule. Whatever calling texting? I never understood it. I followed it with my wife. It was probably stupid because I mean, I had known my wife since I was a child. So trying to play it cool when she knew I was just me, and trying to play it distant, and all that stuff, that was dumb. I could have just texted her the next day or a day later, told her how I felt, told her that I missed being around her. But I didn't. I was trying to be too prideful. We'll talk about pride here in a minute. But let's go back to square two. You've had a couple of dates. You know you like being around each other. You've gotten past that three day rule. You're texting, emailing, whatever. Bring it back, bring it back. Bring back that midday rush between meeting A, meeting B. Or rush between meeting C in lunchtime or rush between hey, man, boss, I'm gonna take two. I gotta go to the bathroom real quick. Cool, jump off the line, go get your thing done.

Speaker 1: 5:40

Voice to text is an amazing thing. I'm not saying record the audio, just hey. As you're walking to the bathroom, as you're walking to your car, as you're walking back to your office, we have technology now. We're Bluetooth earbuds. They pick up your speech and they pick it up when you are whisper quiet.

Speaker 1: 6:02

You can be walking back to your office and you pass somebody in the hallway and all you're going is hey, babe, just wanted to tell you I was thinking about you and I miss you. I'll say that a little bit louder now hey, babe, just wanted to tell you I miss you and I'm thinking about you. Why not? What? Maybe you do that, maybe you do that. I'm not here to point fingers. I'm not here to say I'm perfect. I'm not here to say I do all this stuff. I don't. I fall short, I'm not perfect. But if you do that, or if you don't do that, why not? Maybe ask yourself what has kept me from taking, you know, five seconds while I'm doing one task to simply send a text message. I don't need my headphones on. Also, I'm only talking to myself. If you're watching on YouTube, yes, I just took my headphones off. If you're listening there, you go. You have audio play by play. If me taking my headphones off.

Speaker 1: 6:58

If we're gonna be great husbands, great boyfriends, great partners, great lovers, you gotta go beyond just the date night. When you start, when you pick back up that romancing your wife, a text message goes a long way. A middle of the day text that is nothing about what's for dinner tonight or what time does Zach or have soccer practice, or Layla have softball practice or whatever. Beyond hey, did you go pick up the dry cleaning? Beyond hey, do you need me to stop at the grocery store, which we'll get to that here in a minute. A short text, like I said, voice to text. You don't have to be perfect.

Speaker 1: 7:47

Most of us live with their phones. I'm 35 years old. I've been texting since I was what. I think I was 15 when I got my first cell phone. I can text my eyes closed. I can text a frigging novel with my eyes closed if I need to. I've done it.

Speaker 1: 8:00

It's rude. I've done it while carrying on a conversation with somebody and sending a text message. That's rude. In emergencies they call for it sometimes. I was also rude not to tell somebody to put the conversation on hold for a second so I could address whatever was going on on my phone. But that text message, that email, that phone call, you have a lunch meeting, you have a sales call to get to, whatever Pick up the phone and call her. She answers. Cool, I know there's a lot of people out there and I know people like this. You call them. You never get them off the phone. But if your wife is that, when she picks up you just simply go. Hey, babe, I'm running into a meeting. Or hey, babe, I'm running into blah, blah, blah. I just wanted to call. I was hoping I was gonna get your voice mail. I just wanted to tell you how much thinking of you put a smile on my face, how much I enjoy waking up next to you, or how much I can't wait to sit down and have a glass of wine with you tonight.

Speaker 1: 9:07

Something small, something to most of us just goes man, is it that easy? Yeah, am I breaking ground? Am I reinventing the wheel here? No, but small things like that Go beyond the first date or the second date of date night with dating your wife. Go back to that early spark of the relationship when I mean, like I said, I've been texting since I was 15. I've been in a few relationships since I was 15. Those butterflies you get when your phone goes off and you're it's sitting at the end of your desk, you can't see who it's from, or it's in your pocket and you don't know who it's from when you first start that romance and that spark is there, there's something to think about.

Speaker 1: 9:56

We're talking about romancing your wife and the little things matter. It's those little things that matter that if you just jot them down in that file folder in your head somewhere, I you've got stats from your favorite running back from when you were, you know, 16 years old, watching and play, or you've got the biggest fish you ever caught. You've got all kinds of stuff floating around in your head. I do too. I have a weird memory. I remember stupid things that I don't need and I'll bring them out on a podcast like this or a radio show or anything like that. Some, from time to time, make it a priority to build a little folder in your memory. Just small things. What does she like? What does she appreciate? You know what? What makes her? What makes her relax when things start to get hectic? What makes her take that relaxing breath and realize, hmm, it's gonna be okay. Just put those small things, those little interactions that you've had since you started dating, remember back or, as you run over them again, put them in that little folder and just keep it there. Accessing it from time to time is not a bad thing Talking about romancing your wife, distractions and I know there are a lot of our listeners that have kids running around.

Speaker 1: 11:26

They're busy, life is hectic. You got parents, some of you trying to take care of. Put away the distractions from time to time and just be in that moment, that moment of romance. And when I say romance I don't mean, you know, sexy time, brown chicken, brown cow, any of that stuff. Just be in that romantic part of holding your partner's hand, sitting on opposite couches, watching TV, wanting to use playing on your phone the other one's watching a show. Put your phone down and just say, hey, come over, sit by me, come sit close to me. Maybe your kids are sitting in between you. Cool, push them out of the way. It's okay, and I've said this before and you know I welcome it. Parents, you parent how you want, but to me, a dad, a mom looking at their kids and going hey, how about you two go sit at the end of the couch? I want to be close to your dad or I want to be close to your mom, she's going to sit next to me. That's a healthy thing for them to see that you want to prioritize being close to each other just in proximity.

Speaker 1: 12:38

Beth has a book out the Five Kinds of Intimacy, that physical intimacy. It can be from anything Standing close to a stranger on the elevator, that's physical intimacy. Asking your partner to come just sit closer to you so you can feel their body heat, so you can Every breath you take, you can smell their they're just natural scent that they give off. That's physical intimacy. So every now and then, put her out, put away those distractions and just Be in that romantic moment. And it doesn't have to be long, could be 30 seconds, could be five minutes, could be an hour, could be three hours, might watch Titanic, who knows. But put away those distractions for short periods of time, just to make sure that when you put those distractions away, activate that. Hey, let's bring back that romance. Hey, let's activate that romance real quick With activating it.

Speaker 1: 13:39

Also and this is me talking you need to come up with a romance playbook. And I'm not saying like a, an actual write it down playbook, although, if you have to, there's apps on your phone where you can make things where nobody can get into them without a passcode, or maybe you know, maybe you do, just write it down and keep it your nightstand drawer, who knows? But a romance playbook. Most of us played sports at some point in our childhood. Having worked around sports and stuff like that, playbooks are are vital for any team sport. Because you want to be able to know and get everybody on the same page. Get your own romance playbook so your head, your heart are all on the same page, don't say, and you have to show it to her. But I'll tell. Okay, my romance playbook Picking up flowers for for my wife, from time to time Go stopping and if I'm at the grocery store, when we're talking about flowers, if I'm at the grocery store, instead of flowers, walk down that that greeting card aisle.

Speaker 1: 14:52

They make greeting cards just saying hey, I love you. Sometimes there's a cheesy little poem, sometimes a cartoon or a joke in it. Nothing wrong with just picking up one of those. You don't even have to write anything super sappy on the inside when you give it to her. A treat, something she likes. My wife has a sweet tooth. You know, been a while since we've We've gone out to dinner or something like that. Or you know I she's been texting me that she's had a stressful day at work. I'm out, cool. She likes ice cream. Cool, I'll pick her up a little tiny thing Ice cream, you don't know Running her a bath when she doesn't ask for it.

Speaker 1: 15:33

But you know that you're going to make sure that she has time to enjoy it. I Know something again Somebody's bringing up the kids. We've got kids, we're running around. Okay, kids get off of, get out of soccer, practice, ballet, rehearsal, gymnastics, whatever. You got to get them home, they got to get their homework done. You got to feed them just a little bit Homework done. You got to feed them dinner. Cool, you get home, eat dinner. If you eat dinner as a family, great. If you don't, cool, feed them dinner, you concentrate on their homework. But while she's sitting there for just a second to try to catch her breath, just go turn on the bathtub, put some, put some bubble bath in there, something that smells good, and, as it's filling up, keep an eye on it. Don't. Don't walk away forever. Go up and just tell her hey, bathubs, getting ready for you, I'm gonna watch the kids. I'll make sure they get their homework done. While you're soaking, I'll make sure they get their teeth brushed or whatever. One of them takes a shower. Hopefully, you know we've got enough big enough hot water heater. What have you? You get what I'm saying A massage.

Speaker 1: 16:43

We've talked about the, the, the massage without the expectation of sexy, I'm not talking. It doesn't have to be a full body massage. It can be, but Doesn't have to be. You never know. Your wife was out running around all day trying to help your son find a fancy shirt for his formal dance. Cool, she's been walking around all day.

Speaker 1: 17:10

Or feet are probably tired, sweet, how difficult is it? While you're sitting there playing on your phone, or while you're sitting there watching a game she's playing on her phone. You're watching football, you're watching basketball, whatever. Cool, grab her feet, just rub them, massage them. Yeah, you don't have to go. You know 100 miles with it. You don't have to get massage. Well, you don't even have to do anything crazy like that, just Small things like that. You can't. Yeah, now you can't do the full body massage. You can't do the back, rub the full. You know legs but that, all that fun stuff, without you know making sure that she knows that you're not expecting sexy out of it. But those are just some things. That's what?

Speaker 1: 17:53

Five things right there that are in my romance playbook that I keep in the back of my head Now, just like any playbook, if you watch sports you know you don't run the same play over and over again. Some people do. It's not a good idea. I mean those five things plus some other ones that I probably can't think of right off the top of my head in my romance playbook. I don't always do the flowers, I don't do the fly. I actually try not to do something back to back. I try not to do flowers once and then the next time I go and I decide to, you know, just dabble into that romance playbook whether or not I feel like you know I've done it recently enough or not, I I try not to go flowers, flowers. I try not to.

Speaker 1: 18:42

Going back to the greeting cards thing. You know, flowers, you get them, you Gotta keep them alive, you gotta change the water, all that stuff. Greeting cards You're, you're there at the grocery store. You can grab two or three greeting cards all together at the same time. They don't have to be the same one, make sure they're not the same one actually but you can go. You know, you can go on a day when you have a couple extra minutes to spare by yourself, pick up three or four greeting cards, all different ones, ones that just have the little poem in there Just say hey, you have a nice, but I love you and I love looking at it. Someone's gonna make her smile. Whatever, buy them, hide them, trunk of your car, your nightstand, your, your work, your briefcase, whatever your desk at your office if you have one, your locker at work, whatever you got, keep them, hold on to them Every now and then you see it.

Speaker 1: 19:42

Oh cool, I don't know if I've told her this lately. All you gotta do is right there, right in there, love you, thinking about you, something, something like that, who knows? No, I'm not gonna tell you what to write. Put some thought into it. I'm not here to give you all the answers to life. I don't know if I'm giving you any answers to life. Honestly, I feel like I'm just button my head against the wall and a Bunch of y'all are just going dude, you're an idiot. I know this stuff. Maybe you do. Maybe I'm just talking to myself because I want to get an episode out in a couple of days, that romance playbook. It's a great thing to have, like I said, whether you have to write it down because you forget everything, or whether you're able to store another little file in the back of your head. Keep that romance playbook and go back to it. Not not I'm not saying you got to do it weekly, not saying you got to do it monthly, but every now and then, dipping into that romance playbook for just one of those, one of those, those little tunnel screen passes, as they say in football, something, something that's just gonna get things working.

Speaker 1: 20:54

I talk about communication a lot. I actually kind of I feel like I scream about communication a lot. But you want more romance, you want to be more romantic with your wife. Communicate that to her, don't. I'm not saying that you need to go. Hey, I want to be more romantic. Will you tell me how? Don't do that, but communicate to your wife. Babe, I feel like you know We've been we've been running really crazy lately, just been so busy. I'm just want I want you to know I'm gonna put it out there I want to be more romantic for you. I want to be romantic for us. I want us to be romantic together. That communication right there might Some women might say that's a romantic gesture right there, just expressing the fact that you are acknowledging that life is hectic, life is crazy.

Speaker 1: 21:50

You've been running around, you've lost track of time. You want to bring it back. The next thing I'm going to bring up is efficiency, as I sit here and make a note while my cat chews on food and my dog snores in the background. If you can hear either of them, no, sorry, I would pick up the cat, but then he'll lose his mind and I'm not going to disturb my pup because she's sleeping and snoring and I would hate if somebody did that to me.

Speaker 1: 22:17

Efficiency how do we? How do we become efficient as a husband? How do you become efficient as a lover, a partner? Efficiency was kind of drilled into my head at one of the jobs I had in my teen and college years. Why take 10 steps when eight will? Do you know why? Why, if you need a tool from the other side of the garage For this one, but you're also going to need another one that's still on the other side of the garage. Grabbing both, nobody's using it. Cool, grab them both. That saves you the time walking back and forth. Walking back and forth how do we become more efficient in your relationship? How do you find a way to Use eight steps instead of 10? Honestly, I'm not sure if I know.

Speaker 1: 23:09

I wrote it down as a note, something I wanted to tackle. Honestly, the thing I'm thinking is the the grocery store example. You know you're headed home from work, you get a text message babe, we're out of milk. Hey, babe, we ran out of salad dressing for tonight's dinner, whatever. Hey, billy needs a poster board for his school project he just told me about. Will you stop and get it? Cool efficiency. You're not gonna say anything about it. Yeah, I got it. When you stop.

Speaker 1: 23:51

What do they sell at every grocery store? Flowers? What do they sell at every grocery store? Greeting cards? What do they sell at every grocery store? Treats, a little cupcake, whatever. You know, that's the efficiency I kind of wanna preach is, you know, she asks you to stop and pick up a half gallon of milk or run by and grab a poster board and some markers or some glue or whatever. She's not gonna expect you to walk in with. Hey, I got what you asked for. Also, here's some flowers.

Speaker 1: 24:31

They don't always have to be roses, if roses are our favorite flower, maybe, but you still gotta change it up from time to time. Different colors, different arrangements. Just something to keep in mind. Something on that playbook. Don't always go with the same thing. Don't always go with the same 12 roses. Change it up. You know one fancy flower with a little stuffed bear and a balloon, who knows? And a lot of this sounds like I'm telling you. You know how to make every day Valentine's Day. It doesn't need to be, but Valentine's Day happens once a year. Why can't you make it happen once a month? I'm not saying a grand gesture, I'm not saying something crazy. I'm not saying spend $1,000 on gifts or $40 on a dozen roses, but you can do the small things to bring that romance back and romance your wife.

Speaker 1: 25:32

Finally, I said pride earlier. You know having pride as a husband and I'm not talking about the pride of you know being stubborn. You know that kind of that pride that hurts you, putting your ego first, that kind of stuff. If you're gonna be a husband, if you're gonna be somebody's partner, somebody's other half for life, why don't you wanna be the best? What keeps you from waking up in the morning while you're brushing your teeth? Looking in the mirror? I know you've got a million things to worry about, work. You gotta hurry up. You're running late, traffic's gonna be backed up. What keeps you from thinking about what do I need to do, what can I do to be the best husband in the world? And it's a competition against yourself, not against me, not against anybody. You're competing with yourself, but you wanna be the best husband in the world. If you don't think of that from time to time, if that thought never crosses your mind, why not? Maybe it's just who I am, maybe it's the way my DNA is wired.

Speaker 1: 26:49

If I wanna do something, I wanna be the best at it. I'm a radio engineer. I'm in the Radio booth at the Houston Texans on their radio broadcast every Sunday. I wanna be the best radio engineer. I want to make my broadcast sound better than anyone's. Am I competing with the guy from Tampa or Minnesota Nashville? No, competing with myself. I want to be able to know that I am the best because I am fighting every day and working to be the best. Why do I do that? Because I care. You don't have to do that for your job. You might not care about your job. You might hate your job. I'm sorry if you do.

Speaker 1: 27:39

I really feel like I am way luckier, way more blessed than I deserve, because I love my job, love my wife. But, like I said, I'm not perfect. I lose sight of things from time to time. I'm not always thinking about it, maybe I don't think about it enough. What can I do to be the best husband? And again, I'm not competing with my next door neighbor, I'm not competing with my brother they're both married but competing with myself. How do I make myself better? How do I as a husband today? I'm about to hit 10 years of marriage here in March. If, by March rolls around and I'm not a better husband than I am today, why not? Why am I being lazy? Why am I not trying to drive myself to be better? I don't know. I wanna be the best.

Speaker 1: 28:36

Now, don't get me wrong. I love when my wife goes and brags on me to her friends. I'm sure you do too, when your wife brags on you. Whatever it's about he, wow, he took care of the kids and he helped, and he actually, you know, he built the swing set for their Christmas gift. What have you? You like being bragged on? We all do. It's kind of the human ego, that little boost. No, it makes you feel appreciated being bragged on. I wanna be bragged on for being the best husband. Maybe that's the wrong motivation, I don't know, maybe Dr Stephanie Sigler will come on and tell me I'm dumb because I have the wrong motivation for it. But I wanna be the best. I wanna be the best for me, but I also wanna be the best for my wife.

Speaker 1: 29:33

So why do we become complacent? Why do we get distracted with work, work, humans. Nobody's perfect I'm not but we got to fight to not let that complacency take over, to not look at it and go. Well, I could, but why would I want to? Or I could, but who has the time for that? You make time for the things that are important in your life. You work hard at the things that are important to you. You know, make sure your marriage is one of those things. Make sure your marriage honestly, depending on you. Know I'm not going to judge your philosophy on life or anything like that, aside from your relationship with God.

Speaker 1: 30:23

For me, my marriage is my top priority. I want to be the best husband I can, but there's times where I get complacent, I get lazy, I get distracted. I just have to remind myself, you know. You wake up, look yourself in the mirror and go. I want to be the best. I want to keep working. I want to.

Speaker 1: 30:48

Like I said, if I'm not a better husband come March for my 10-year anniversary than I am right now, I only have myself to blame because I'm not working hard enough. Somebody's gonna listen to this and go well, how do I, how do I do this when you know, wife and I have been going through a rough patch, we've been fighting, we've been at each other's throats, we're arguing over dumb stuff or arguing over real stuff. You never know how do I do that. Why do I do that? Oh, somebody once taught me you ever see water on a duck's back? Nope, runs right off. Quote Jamie Tartt in Ted Lasso let it flow. You know. If you watch that show, you know exactly what I'm talking about.

Speaker 1: 31:35

Not saying take things lying down, don't stand up for yourself, don't be bullied. Hope, I hope you don't have a wife who does that. I hope you have a wife that respects you and loves you and shows you adoration and you return that to her. But sometimes the the fights over unloading the dishwasher or taking the dog on a walk or picking up the kids from school Water off a duck's back, dude, just just something to think about. So that's what I got. That's that's, you know a good 30 minutes talking about romancing your wife, trying to be a better husband, trying to be a more efficient husband, trying to be the best husband you can, because at the end of the day you're listening to this for some insight. I'm not sure if I have it. I know I'm not reinventing the wheel, I'm not saying things that nobody's ever said, but that's what I got for it this week.

Speaker 1: 32:30

If you want to suggest something else I should talk about, or you know you want to guess you went 30 minutes of listening to me and went Aaron, I can't listen to you, just just you. I got to have somebody else email me who you want me to reach out to. I'll try. I've got feelers out there on a few guests. Hopefully I'll have a few in the coming weeks to get us through the end of the year. But I've been thinking about this romancing your wife thing for a little bit. I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do that.

Speaker 1: 32:57

I've been thinking about this romancing your wife thing for a little bit now and I wanted to address it. Thank you for listening. I appreciate it. I hope you you took something from my, my ramblings today. Let me know if you did. Come with us confessions at gmailcom. That's come with us confessions at gmailcom. I've been checking it every day, checking the spam folder. Also, we did get an email from a listener that I'm going to go into a little bit more depth. Probably next week I might have a guest on to talk about it. But yes, there's a specific email I got that was very heartwarming to read, not about Beth or anything like that, just about the show we're doing and it makes me feel good, and it makes Beth feel good, to know that we're, you know, making a difference for everybody, or trying to. At least. You know we hit one out of a hundred. Cool, well, thanks for listening.

Speaker 1: 33:54

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Speaker 2: 34:37

See ya. Thanks for listening to the come with us podcast. Be sure to follow us on social media at come with us podcast and send in your questions, comments and confessions to come with us. Confessions at gmailcom. Until next time, keep it fun, flirty and naughty.