We’re back with a new episode, and this week we’re joined by friend of the pod, Gab Itnyre.

Ever heard of someone getting proposed to… while sitting on a toilet?

YEP.

Gab shares the unbelievable story of how it happened, why she ultimately called off the engagement, and everything she learned from walking away.

We also dive into the Mandela Effect and the internet theories that make us question reality, share our experiences quitting smoking, and talk about what needs to just quit already in the restaurant industry from a server’s perspective.

Plus, we get into screen time, mental health, and whether we’re all spending a little too much of our lives looking at our phones.

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Welcome to the Stu.

This week, I’m taking it back to our roots about quitting the hamster wheel with a vape update, play two hotline calls from listeners navigating their own relationship with nicotine, and tell the story of an unexpected run-in with someone from my past...

Whether it’s vaping, relationships, or old patterns, this episode is about recognizing when a cycle has run its course, and choosing peace instead.

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Scam alert! Once again I'm exposing another fraudulent scheme placed on Americans every day: "Big" protection plan.

People with fake profiles, using their pets as their anon account.

Vape update.

I talk about 18 thousand things I literally

speak in webs I can't name them all.

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Not everything is a sign from the Universe. A story of me saying "yes" to a dinner date of 3 gone weird.

Quit trying on rings that physically will not come off LMAO

Accepting the fact that the only way I can navigate through the world is with Apple Maps.

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Story of when I thought I was a full blown rapper until my high school talent show humbled me.

How the malls of America quietly quit on us.

Story of using a fake ID to get my belly button pierced.

No nicotine life updates (spoiler I'm not tweaking out)

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We've been firing on all cylinders over here so its time for a chat.

It's been 86 days since my last quit.. and no it's not about nicotine this time.

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The recap of my cruise to the Bahamas!

SIKE

I MISSED IT.

A classic Suz story telling, internal investigation as to why this isn't shocking at all and laughing through my misfortune.

This week I’m quitting the cosign and slowing TF down. I bought a new car! FINALLY!

We’re talking vape life (it’s actually going well), what the addiction brain is really doing, and how slowing down has helped quiet cravings. I get into embarrassment, “the files,” the Super Bowl, getting a new car, and real Skincare By Suz updates—including expansion plans and getting denied by the bank. Fewer spirals. More clarity

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Answering the question everyone wants to know, --Yes, I have had a creepy client.

Hotline caller talks over coming her fear of kitchen appliances.

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A heating pad check-in, vape update during the "Week of the Wean", my personal distain with gold-accented furniture, and passion for Walmart besting Target every time

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