The Broker Breakup
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Welcome back to Brick & Brand! Clients ghost. Clients wander. Clients send breakup texts that should honestly be illegal. On this weeks episode, we're unpacking the emotional chaos of client relationships — from red flags to coping strategies — in a way anyone with a job can relate to. Spoiler: it's basically dating…with spreadsheets.
(upbeat music) - Welcome back everyone to brick and brand. - Hello. - We're so happy. - Hello. - You're here. - We are so happy. It's been a couple of weeks. I'm so excited to finally meet back with you. - I forgot we've literally had, we've been buried six feet underwater for the past few weeks. Getting everything ready, getting ready for the holidays and business basement, super, super busy, which is always good. - It's crazy. I've had three back-to-back trips. I think since we last dropped an episode, I was in Atlanta for a convention, and then last week I was with you, my beautiful sister in San Diego. It was the best 48 hours or not even really. I mean 36 to 48, it was so fast. But we did as much as we could, made the most of it. And still had so much fun. I feel like you've been traveling all over and you have like four or five more trips coming up, right? - Yeah, I'm not even close to being done. I had two trips this month, and then I'll obviously be home in San Diego for Thanksgiving, which is next week. And then after that, I'll be in New York for the annual ICSC trip, which I think you're coming to New York now, right? - Yes. - I'm trying to get dad to book the tickets. I'm so excited. I had no idea you were even going at the same time, but it worked out perfectly, because dad and I are just gonna go for like a fun daughter, getaway, and then we'll probably see a show and see the rockets, get some pizza. I'm so excited. And knowing that you're gonna be there, that makes it 10 million. - I know, I mean, 'cause we haven't been to New York as a family in five years, but we're such New York girlies like at Christmas time. We just go all out on the coats, the boots, the scarves. And we both live in like fairly warm places. So I just feel like I'm thriving in New York, and I play in my outfits, weeks in advance.
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