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The Morning Show Confession

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I had been listening to “The Max & Maggie Morning Show” for years. It was my guilty pleasure, the soundtrack to my commute and my morning coffee. Max’s prank calls were legendary—harmless fun, usually catching a friend exaggerating their weekend plans or a husband pretending he was at the gym when he was really at a bar. I never thought my own life would become the punchline.

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