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The husband and wife discuss their relationship and how worrying about things ending up okay can lead to holding onto anger. They also discuss the husband's recent tooth extraction and how holding onto anger hurts him in the end.
human
I can't believe I was so nervous about getting my tooth pulled. The dentist was right, it was over before I knew it.
gpt
I'm glad it wasn't as bad as you thought it would be.
human
Yeah, and now I can finally show off my gap-toothed smile.
gpt
You know, it reminds me of when we talked about your lost tennis ball.
human
What does my tooth have to do with my tennis ball?
gpt
Well, you were worried about losing your ball just like you were worried about getting your tooth pulled. But in the end, you found your ball just like you have a new smile now.
human
That's a good point. I guess sometimes we worry too much about things that end up being okay.
gpt
And speaking of things turning out okay, I'm glad you're not upset anymore about what happened a couple of years ago.
human
Me too. I realized holding onto anger only hurts us in the end.
gpt
Exactly. And I'm sure the dentist was happy you weren't angry when he was working on your tooth today.
human
Ha! Yeah, I don't think he wants to work on someone who's mad at him.
gpt
Well, I'm glad you're feeling better now. Do you want some soup for dinner?
human
That sounds perfect. Thanks, honey.