Right? Right? What could go wrong? What could possibly go wrong? You're going to tell me.

So anyway, so we leave and we go, we find this woman in the middle of the night that's willing to marry us.

We like rouse her out of her, out of bed.

And so she's got her robe on and I think she puts a bagel in the, in the toaster oven and she's eating her bagel and you know, we're sitting down and you know, she marries us.

Okay.

And we keep working at the bar and we're just having a blast.

We're having so much fun.

Why did you choose that path? And then why did you choose that path rather than staying where you were and rebuilding your life in the same area that you'd been in?

Why did you choose that path? And then why did you choose that path rather than staying where you were and rebuilding your life in the same area that you'd been in?

Yeah.

Well, so I haven't been married for 18 years, so I've been single rebuilding my life in Sarasota all this time.

Right.

Up until two and a half years ago.

So what I did is when I when I left the marriage, I moved into a house with my daughters and we were sharing custody and I had been a stay at home mom.

So I was like, what am I going to do to support myself? And I, you know, as a dancer for many years, I know about nutrition.

you are now, well, right now you're in San Diego, but you are, how is it working? Can you tell me a little bit about how it's going with living with your ex-husband? Because for listeners who might say, you know, is she going backward in time? Is she trying to renew her relationship? Does all those questions.

Good tips.

It used to be for sure, right? I mean, you could go anywhere in America and really make a good living doing that.

And so there was a brand-new nightclub opening up in Beverly Hills called Tattoo, T-A-T-O-U.

And they had outposts in New York and also Aspen.

And so I went there, and I got a job there as a cocktail waitress.

And it was there that I met Rick.

He was the bartender.

I got it.

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Why did you choose that path? And then why did you choose that path rather than staying where you were and rebuilding your life in the same area that you'd been in?

Yeah.

Well, so I haven't been married for 18 years, so I've been single rebuilding my life in Sarasota all this time.

Right.

Up until two and a half years ago.

So what I did is when I when I left the marriage, I I moved into a house with my daughters and we were sharing custody and I had been a stay at home mom.

So I was like, what am I going to do, you know, to support myself? And I, you know, as a dancer for many years, I know about nutrition.

You are now, well, right now you're in San Diego, but you are, how is it working? Can you tell me a little bit about how it's going with living with your ex-husband? Because for listeners who might say, you know, is she going backward in time? Is she trying to renew her relationship? All those questions.

Good tips.

It used to be for sure, right? I mean, you could go anywhere in America and really make a good living doing that.

And so there was a brand-new nightclub opening up in Beverly Hills called Tattoo, T-A-T-O-U, and they had outposts in New York and also Aspen.

And so I went there, and I got a job there as a cocktail waitress, and it was there that I met Rick.

He was the bartender.

And that was, you know, because it was the early '90s, I mean, there was a lot of partying going on.

It was just a great time.

I get it.

Good tips.

It used to be, for sure, right? I mean, you could go anywhere in America and really make a good living doing that.

And so there was a brand-new nightclub opening up in Beverly Hills called Tattoo, T-A-T-O-U.

And they had outposts in New York and also Aspen.

And so I went there, and I got a job there as a cocktail waitress.

And it was there that I met Rick.

He was the bartender.

It does it.

What could go wrong? What could possibly go wrong? You're going to tell me.

So anyway, so we leave and we go, we find this woman in the middle of the night that's willing to marry us.

We like rouse her out of her, out of bed.

And so she's got her robe on and I think she puts a bagel in the, in the toaster oven and she's eating her bagel and you know, we're sitting down and you know, she marries us.

Okay.

And we keep working at the bar and we're just having a blast.

We're having so much fun.

Why did you choose that path? And then why did you choose that path rather than staying where you were and rebuilding your life in the same area that you'd been in?