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    • Discovering Comfort in RelationshipsSleep Number Smart Beds offer personalized comfort solutions for couples, enhancing their sleep experience. Gareth and Jake discussed the importance of finding comfort and individuality in partnerships, whether in relationships or comedy.

      Sleep Number Smart Beds offer individualized comfort solutions for couples with different sleep preferences. These beds provide cooling, pressure-relieving layers, temperature balancing bedding, and automatic adjustments to ensure a comfortable sleep experience for both partners. With JD Power ranking Sleep Number as the number one brand in customer satisfaction with mattresses purchased in-store, it's an excellent investment for couples seeking better sleep together. Additionally, for a limited time, save 40% on the Sleep Number Limited Edition Smart Bed. During the discussion, Gareth mentioned his upcoming 10th anniversary show for The Dollop podcast at the Palace in Los Angeles. Jake expressed his excitement about attending, and they joked about the potential challenges of having comedy partners and writing partners who might overstay their welcome during performances. They also touched on the topic of using a van for stand-up shows and the potential for using props for social media content. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of finding comfort and individuality in relationships, whether it's in a partnership or a sleep setup. The Sleep Number Smart Bed provides a solution for couples seeking a better sleep experience together, while Gareth's anecdotes showcased the challenges and joys of working with comedy partners.

    • Navigating difficult situations in relationshipsClear communication and setting expectations are crucial in ending relationships with dignity. Be open to compromise and follow through on agreements.

      Communication and clear expectations are key in navigating difficult situations, especially when it comes to ending relationships. Isabelle shared her experience of breaking up with her boyfriend, who had given her the expectation that they would reconnect in a few weeks to exchange belongings and have a conversation. However, when that didn't happen, Isabelle was left feeling uncertain about how to proceed in a dignified way to get her things back. This experience highlights the importance of setting clear expectations and following through on them, as well as being open to communication and compromise when unexpected obstacles arise. Additionally, the conversation touched on the idea of trying new things, such as prop comedy, even if they may initially seem unappealing or hackneyed. Ultimately, it's important to trust one's abilities and be open to new experiences, even if they don't turn out exactly as planned.

    • Communicating effectively and being self-reliantBe clear and assertive in communication and take matters into your own hands when dealing with difficult situations.

      Effective communication and self-reliance are key when dealing with difficult situations. In the conversation, Isabella and Jake discussed their plan to get her belongings back from an ex-boyfriend named Aaron. They joked about Aaron's unlikable traits but agreed that Isabella's character was already well-defined. The items Isabella wanted back included a protest sign, a vibrator, and shrooms. While they brainstormed ways to retrieve her items, they decided that a straightforward approach, such as contacting Aaron directly, would be the most effective. They also considered involving the podcast to add a unique twist, but ultimately decided that Isabella should take the lead in getting her belongings back. The conversation highlighted the importance of being clear and assertive in communication and taking matters into one's own hands when necessary.

    • Addressing team member's concerns during podcast creationOpen communication and respect for team members' input are crucial for successful collaborative projects.

      Effective communication is essential when collaborating on a project. During a discussion about creating a podcast, Isabelle expressed discomfort with the proposed script and her pseudonyms. The team, led by Dustin, acknowledged her concerns and agreed to use their real names instead. However, they also emphasized the importance of keeping the script under a minute and maintaining a light-hearted tone. Despite some initial hesitation, Isabelle agreed to participate and provided direction for the recording. The team valued her input and made adjustments to ensure her comfort level. This incident highlights the importance of open and respectful communication in producing a successful collaborative project.

    • Discussing the return of items in a past relationshipClear and respectful communication can lead to a positive outcome in returning items from a past relationship, even if the items are unconventional.

      Effective communication is key in resolving simple matters, even in the context of a past relationship. In this conversation, Jake Johnson and his ex-partner discussed the return of some items left behind after their split. The items included a protest sign, a vibrator, and some mushrooms. Although the mushrooms might be difficult to replace, Jake was encouraged to try and return the other items to facilitate a smooth exchange. The conversation was friendly and focused on the practicalities of returning the items, with no need for a face-to-face meeting. The use of humor and lighthearted banter made the exchange more comfortable and less dramatic. The conversation also highlighted the importance of following through on commitments, as the ex-partner agreed to return some books in exchange for the requested items. Overall, the conversation demonstrated that even in the context of a past relationship, clear and respectful communication can lead to a positive outcome.

    • Shopping for Mother's Day gifts and saving with DoorDashSave on Mother's Day gifts with DoorDash's discount code, and support a good cause. Discuss money and financial literacy with kids using tools like Greenlight.

      Technology is making it easier than ever to shop for and send gifts, like flowers for Mother's Day, using services like DoorDash. The Mother's Day special offer of 50% off up to $15 with the code "Gil sent me" is a great way to save money and support a good cause. Additionally, having conversations about money and financial literacy with children is important, and tools like Greenlight can help facilitate these discussions and teach kids responsible money management. The Dollop was also mentioned as a favorite podcast, and a fun moment of mistaken identity was shared.

    • A wife's appreciation gift for her husband's unusual fascinationDuring tough times, expressing appreciation and celebrating unique interests can strengthen relationships

      During a difficult year, a woman named Rachel is looking for a special gift to express her appreciation and optimism towards her husband, Mark, who stood by her through the loss of their dog, a tough house selling experience, and a job loss. Mark, an animal lover and worker in medicine, has developed an unusual fascination with crows, which Rachel discovers during their morning routine. This unexpected interest adds a unique twist to her gift search. Despite the challenges they faced together, the couple's bond remains strong. Rachel's determination to find a thoughtful and meaningful gift reflects the importance of acknowledging and celebrating the love and support that sustained them through adversity.

    • The Intelligence and Complexity of CrowsCrows are intelligent animals with impressive memories and facial recognition abilities. They can form bonds with humans and may seek revenge. Embrace unusual interests and explore the complexities of animal behavior.

      Crows are surprisingly intelligent animals with excellent memories and the ability to recognize faces. They can form bonds with humans and may seek revenge if wronged. The speaker shares his personal experience of befriending a crow after initially having a negative encounter. The conversation also touches upon the idea of supporting one's partner's unusual interests and the potential use of Cameo, a celebrity service, to find experts in unconventional fields. Overall, the discussion highlights the complexities and surprises of animal behavior and the importance of empathy and understanding in human relationships.

    • Supporting your partner's unusual interestCatering to your partner's unique interests can deepen your connection and strengthen your relationship

      Showing support and understanding towards your partner's interests can help strengthen your relationship. If your partner has an unusual interest, such as wanting to be friends with a crow, you can show your support by creating an environment that caters to their interest. This could involve getting them a custom-made birdbath, providing specific bird food for crows, and making your backyard a safe space for them. Over time, this effort can lead to a deeper connection between you and your partner, and even attract the crow to your backyard. It's important to remember that everyone has unique interests, and showing appreciation and understanding for those interests can go a long way in building a strong and meaningful relationship.

    • Connecting with Crows: Nursing and CaringCaring for crows can lead to a deep bond. Provide care, research resources, and consider raising them for a unique experience.

      Rescuing and caring for animals, such as crows, can lead to a deep connection between the animal and its human caregiver. This can be achieved by nursing the animal back to health and providing a safe environment for it. For those interested in attracting or rescuing crows, researching and visiting places like animal sanctuaries or Audubon centers can be helpful. Additionally, providing a birdbath or other resources for the crow can strengthen the bond between the animal and its caregiver. The idea of raising abandoned baby crows in the house, like parakeets, was also suggested as a unique and meaningful way to connect with these animals. However, it's important to consider the practicalities of caring for such animals and ensuring their safety. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the rewards of taking care of animals and the potential for a deep, meaningful connection to develop between the animal and its human caregiver.

    • Loyalty and Comfort: Themes in Babbel and Dior's Podcast SponsorshipBabbel and Dior's podcast sponsorships emphasized the importance of loyalty and comfort in relationships and communication. Babbel offered listeners a special deal for authentic language learning, while Dior provided comfortable and stylish clothes for the hosts.

      Loyalty and comfort were recurring themes in Babbel's and Dior's sponsorship of the podcast. Rachel and Jake discussed the importance of having loyal partners, as well as the comfort and quality of Dior's clothes. Babbel was highlighted for its ability to help users learn languages and accents to build meaningful connections, emphasizing the value of communication and loyalty in relationships. Rachel shared a heartfelt conversation about her past experiences with Dior, receiving a thoughtful gift of clothes for the podcast. She also appreciated the loyalty of her partner, comparing it to the loyalty of crows. Meanwhile, Jake joked about the unexpected sponsorship and the comfort of his new Dior baggy pants. Babbel was introduced as a language learning app that helps users sound like native speakers, emphasizing the importance of authentic communication. The sponsorship offered a special deal for listeners, with up to 60% off a Babbel subscription. Dior, on the other hand, provided the podcast with comfortable and stylish clothes, with Rachel expressing her excitement about wearing them for press events. The brand's commitment to creating high-quality, comfortable apparel resonated with the hosts and their audience. Overall, the sponsorships from Babbel and Dior added value to the podcast by emphasizing the importance of loyalty, comfort, and authentic communication in various aspects of life.

    • Understanding Children's Needs for ValidationAttempting to suppress children's interests can have the opposite effect, instead, show interest and validate their choices to help them grow.

      Parents sometimes unintentionally influence their children's choices and experiences, and it's essential to find a balance between being supportive and allowing children to explore their individuality. In the case of Crap Rat's Mom from Indianapolis, she learned that trying to stop her son from embracing the nickname "Crap Rat" only made him cling to it more. However, when she leaned in and showed interest, the nickname lost its appeal for him. This experience underscores the importance of understanding that children often seek validation from their parents and that attempting to suppress their interests can have the opposite effect. As Oscar grows older, his mother will continue to face new challenges and will need to navigate the line between providing guidance and allowing him to develop independently.

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      The power of self-reflection and seeking advice from others can lead to personal growth and improvement. During a conversation on the "We're Here to Help" podcast, hosts Jake Johnson and Gareth Reynolds discussed the importance of staying focused on goals and learning from past experiences. Jake shared how he was inspired by a sports analogy from Gareth, which helped him refocus on his priorities. The conversation also included a heartfelt tribute to a past nickname, "Crapprat," and a reminder to appreciate the support and guidance we receive from those around us. The podcast, produced by Kevin Bartelt, AJ McKee, and edited by John De Bruin, offers listeners a chance to learn from the hosts' experiences and seek advice on their own challenges. Remember, all advice given on the show is for entertainment purposes only, and it's essential to make your own decisions as an adult.

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    Later, the guys follow up with the first caller from episode 51 “It’s Your World, We’re Just Pitching In It with Chris Distefano” and chat with Jameela about her experience on The Good Place. 

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    86: Seeing Past The Piggies

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    Jake and Gareth talk to callers about a co-worker's lack of shoes and an engagement photo mishap.

    Later, the guys follow up with the second caller from episode 79 "Mamas’ Boys with Eve" and the second caller from episode 80 "Identical in Every Way with Max Greenfield." 

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    Later, the guys chat with Bobby about Saturday Night Live and being directed by Jerry Seinfeld in Unfrosted.

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    Jake and Gareth talk to callers about a big lie at work and naked neighbors.

    Later, the guys follow up with the second caller from episode 15 “Dougie McBuckets.” 


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    Jake and Gareth talk to callers about a parking spot, being a young boss and an ambitious challenge at a baseball game. Later, the guys follow up again with the first caller from episode 59 “Spraying Mess” (first follow up on episode 67 "Rangers Range.")

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