Only Neighbors – Too Close for Comfort

Welcome to another awkward-filled episode of Well, That Was Awkward with Bree and Mendy! In this intimate installment, Bree and Mendy dive into the theme of awkward neighbor stories. They share their own personal experiences, from sneaky pets to avoiding neighbors while stoned, and even discuss a listener's tale of an unexpected sight during a late-night baseball game. Along the way, they embrace the joy of awkwardness and remind us all that sometimes, the best thing to do is laugh through it.

You'll hear stories about:

• Bree’s giant dog Basho, who mastered an impressive disappearing act and lived a double life.
• Mendy’s hilarious confession of avoiding her neighbor while under the influence of edibles. (P.S. You can listen to the episode where Bree showed up inadvertently under the influence of THC HERE.)
• Jack's awkward dilemma when he accidentally catches his neighbor putting on a rather revealing show.

The episode explores the sometimes-awkward realities of being neighbors, handling embarrassing situations with humor, and offering some practical advice on how to politely address uncomfortable scenarios. Plus, we discuss the value of being upfront (or...maybe a little vague) when things get awkward.

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Remember to click follow wherever you listen to your podcasts and join us next time for another episode filled with laughter, insights, and unexpected twists. You may be awkward, but you are definitely not alone.