Most Painful Podcast I've Ever Watched

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• LA

  @ladydiana004 · 1 year ago

  He clearly does not care that he cheated.  He only cares that she wont forgive him, and is trying to make her feel bad about it.

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• BE

  @besoooofr · 7 months ago

  Love the way she just fucking stares at him when he say stupid shit

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• WA

  @walnutsrcool · 1 year ago

  Calling the affair partner “his producer” and not “his employee” is such a very obvious attempt to cover up the other bad part of her being HIS EMPLOYEE and he was HEAD OF HR

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• GI

  @GippyHappy · 10 months ago

  What absolutely sends me is after Ariel expresses how his cheating made her feel insecure and question what she did wrong, he had the PERFECT &nbsp;slam dunk opportunity to look her in the eye and say “Ariel, you did nothing wrong. My cheating was my own fault. I was selfish, and didn’t appreciate you. You were a good wife, a great mother to our children, and you are an amazing person.”<br><br>Instead what does he say? “Wow, like… society.”<br><br>Throw him away. The whole man. Right in the trash.

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• MO

  @mooonjubii1050 · 1 year ago

  The real reason Ariel is there is not to reconcile or closure or &apos;clear things up&apos;, it is to make sure Ned didn&apos;t change the narrative and paint himself to be the victim and so far she achieved just that so good for her.

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• TH

  @theowecker · 1 year ago

  He definitely found the thing a try guy should not try

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• EM

  @emilykettle3576 · 1 year ago

  At first I was thinking Ariel was crazy to agree to do this podcast, but then I realized that she 100% knew how it would go. She toughed it out because she KNEW that Ned would just further embarrass himself. He played her for a fool once, but now all she has to do is hand him the shovel and watch as he keeps digging himself deeper. <br> &quot;Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake&quot; —Napoleon Bonaparte

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• CH

  @CheckTMOW · 9 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PySZrXiS6E&amp;t=769">12:49</a> this line seems the slimiest to me out of the whole video. &quot;As much progress as <b>we&apos;ve</b> had <b>you&apos;re</b> still very angry.&quot; As if he&apos;s blaming and shaming her for feeling the way she does.

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• EM

  @emmadidonna7260 · 1 year ago

  I think Ariel knows she owes us nothing at all. I think she’s only doing this because she knows that if she doesn’t, Ned will create his own narrative for what happened and how they handled it. She naturally doesn’t want to give him that control, nor does she trust him to be honest. Rightly so.

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• NO

  @noob4311 · 1 year ago

  Something so sinister and dystopian about making money off of you cheating on your wife after years of profiting off of loving your wife. Insane.

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• BA

  @batdorfvideo · 10 months ago

  Ariel absolutely nailed this. Didn&apos;t take any of the bait, didn&apos;t allow herself to become unglued by questions clearly designed to unglue her. She didn&apos;t engage, didn&apos;t give him what he wanted and as a result, the audience got to see the full f*cking raving narcissist that Ned clearly is. I think she came there to finish off what little was left of his career, and show the world who had been talking shit about her what this guy was really like. And I think it worked brilliantly, with nothing but pure class on her part

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• DA

  @dadoosan · 8 months ago

  &quot;I didn&apos;t realize what I was doing until I got caught<br><br>Yeah sure buddy

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