Made a decision paces Sunny Sun on idsion. So what's up, motherfuckers?
That's okay, it's not Patreon, doesn't matter whatever. They're all a dull
mind, right, Yeah, they're fine. This is not a family show
really if they knows who they are. Yeah, we just we have to
earn our explicit rating. I think right, No, we're not. We're
not that explicit. Hi, let's say how let's let's do this. Let's
say how to our people. We got Alicia alone from the City of Almonte.
Kelly Brandt she's she'll take you to hip hop, and Rebecca lubit she
don't. Don't put her in my pocket, just walk around with her all
day. Mickey Mouse ears you shun vog pay. Want to put a drink
on that ass? Yeah? Missy and Gabby up to no good? Yeah.
Oh. They are working at Disneyland over the weekend, sharing a costume,
both of them in one costume. Wrong head, Katerina, check your
molar girl seriously. Valerie Bubba Fenwick hits it out of the park. Stephanie's
a stinker wrinker, Christa get this trap, Sandra. It's not easy being
green, but you make it work. Jennifer, get up, Aaron is
a dirty Sanchez, Sarah's the fun. Oh she's snipe Eison, Leslie's still
coughing cough. Everybody I know is has COVID these days again. Yeah,
Polly, we love your pancakes, Athena, We love your dancing. Ashley
so chic, share Bear and do you want a Hershey bar and Kelly Laddie
da Amy's a cunt. Katie's rolling on the e not Anna faris Aaron?
Who is Nikki? Call your girls? Yeah, Leslie hosting people still,
Jacob is Growley, Rita Rock's Elizabeth Williamson's kids in our Basinette. Also,
Rita is kind of like a little basset hound. Yeah she is. Yeah,
and uh yeah that's it nice. So what uh what's going on?
Well? I had a close call at a really close call. Okay,
so you know how the side of my house is like a graveyard for vacuum
cleaners because you know, you know, our thing, like we just can't
keep a vacuum cleaner working. Right, So, as I told you guys,
my husband you may know his name, John John Taylor from Taran Duran
Exactly when he's not on tour, he is judging my vacuum cleaner buying skills,
because every time we I'm like, what happens? Is the roller part
stops working? Why do you didn't you just buy a new vacuum Yes,
yes, yes, we're on like vacuum cleaner number right now. Wow.
So we had one. Okay, we have this sort of this area rug
in our bedroom that's a shag. Yeah. Well apparently the shag carpet burns
out the motor of these cheaper vacuum cleaners. And I didn't know that.
So, I mean, who knew vacuum cleaners are supposed to be for vacuuming
rugs. I don't know. It doesn't say don't use on a shag.
Right, every time I'm running it on the shag, it always goes like
it's like help turn me off, Like I did something wrong to it,
And it's like, but you're a vacuum cleaner, and they're supposed to be
like the setting for the hardwood floor, setting for the short carpet, right,
setting for the high pile carpet, right you think? So the first
vacuum cleaner that this happened with, I don't know. It's just the thing
the roller stopped working, so, I mean, it wasn't a super expensive
vacuum cleaner. So we bought another vacuum cleaner, then that one, and
then John was like, you should let me look at the reviews. John
would honestly researching. He would be happy if he spent like two months researching.
Meanwhile, there'd be like dust bunnies in the sides of tumble weeds going
through our house, you know, and he'd be like, well, sweep
it up. I'm like, okay, but you can't sweep the carpet,
Like, honey, we need a vacuum cleaner. So I just end up
doing it myself, you know, And like I feel like my research skills
are fairly good, whereas like I'll look and I'll go, this one only
has three stars, so we won't buy that one, but like this one
is four. I don't need to read a bunch of reviews enough people like
this vacuum cleaner done. All I need to know is like it turns on.
I don't know. I don't need a bunch of attachment. We have
hardwood floors and a couple of very very big area rugs. I like to
also vacuum the hardwood floors, you know, because sometimes that's easier than sweeping.
So I need it doesn't need to be that fancy to vacuum clean hardwood
floors. Okay, So I bought another vacuum cleaner. So then that one,
the motor broke on that one. I was like, what is happening?
So then I told this is I'm backing up. So then John was
like, okay, you're no longer allowed to buy vacuum cleaners. Like I'm
buying the next vacuum cleaner. So there's like two, so we'd gone through
like three of them. One was like I want to say, one hundred
and eighteen dollars one of them. And then by the third one that I
bought, I just went to Target and I literally bought the only one they
had and it was like sixty five dollars, and I was like, good
enough about what it was a dirt devil. I think it was a dirt
devil that one. And then that one broke. So then that's when John
was like, you're you're you're off the case, right right right, So
then John did all his research and he bought us a more expensive vacuum cleaner
at Costco a shark, you know, with more attachments that I'll never use
and whatever. And then he you know, it's nice when they do their
own research because then they take more ownership in it. So that was like
his baby, like you know, he brought he took it out of the
box. But here to four, I had to like watch a video on
how to like put the vacuum cleaner together. Like it's never super easy.
It's always like you you know, I don't like it. I don't want
to have to use a screwdriver. I now to put the handle on the
vacuum cleaner and typically you don't really have to, but it seems harder,
like yeah to me, So I will go figure try to figure out anyway
John put the vacuum cleaner together. He showed me how it works. Whatever,
have a good day. Literally day one with the vacuum cleaner. It
stopped working but on the shag rug. So then John, but now John's
invested, right, So then John starts looking up the troubleshooting and figuring it
out, and he's like, okay, so what you want to do is
if you overheat the motor, which can happen on like the shag rug,
you let it sit and within like forty five minutes, you do this thing
and that thing, and then it should work again. So I'm like,
okay, so uh sure enough, Like he let it sit for like an
hour and then it started working again, and we were like, oh my
gosh, okay, but we both agreed that probably our shag rug is what
did this burned out the other one. So I was like, well,
this sucks. We can't have like a nice soft little shag in our bedroom.
But like, okay, I guess I'll get a different rug and we
just won't vacuum clean this one. Well, So then the other day I'm
I'm vacuuming, and I vacuum our bedroom and I get all the hardward floors
and I get our lower rugs, lower pile rugs, and then I'm all
done. And just as a like, let me just see one hundred percent
if it's the shag is the issue, I just go over a little of
the shag for like one second. It shuts off. It shuts off,
what the f or So then and then I'm like, oh my, oh
no, I go to go on the shag rug and it's and it's not
working. And I was like I barely, like I literally put it on
the shag and now it's not working, Like what the fuck? So I
bring the vacuum cleaner into John and I'm like, it's broken. I was
like, it's broken, and I said, I mean, I can't believe
this. I put it on the shag for like one second and it's really
it's just not working. I can't imagine that I overheated it in one second,
like it was one second. I go, this is ridiculous. We
can't like live like this, Yes, nobody should have to live like this.
So then John goes, okay, okay, and I go, I
don't know. I go, can we bring it back to Costco? He's
like, well, I filled out the like the warranty. He's like,
so either Costco's going to have to give us our money back or Shark.
I guess we could take it to Shark. I go, well, that
it's going to be like a service call and then they're going to have to
have the vacuum cleaner for a month. I go, what are we supposed
to do just not vacuum our house for like, are we gonna have to
Like of course, I'm I'm in, like it's the apocalypse. I'm like,
you we should just sell the house. Yeah, this is just not
working out. So then John goes, okay, well is the light on,
Like the light should come on like it comes on green if it's working,
and red if like you've overheated. There's like a I was like,
oh that's fancy. You fancy though. So then he's like looking at the
troubleshooting and he goes okay. He goes, did you did you like,
is it in the upright lock position or is it? I go, I
don't know, And so then he goes, okay, so turn it out.
Let's turn it on, and then if you pull the handle back,
He's like, oh, it's working fine, and he goes, yeah,
so you have to unlock, like if it's in the lock position, the
thing doesn't turn. It's like a safety feature. He's like, all you
have to do is you know when you pull the handle back to like do
your vacuum me. It's like, yeah, just it has a it doesn't
work. What's the what's its excuse for being on the rug? I mean
I hadn't released the handle like I wasn't. I didn't, I didn't you
know when it you pulled the handle back. I hadn't done that. It
hadn't. I just put it on the rug in its rock position, so
it wasn't turning, and I was like, oh my god, it's broken.
So I felt kind of still. I was like, oh, oh
that's how it works. Okay, okay, cool, cool, coo cool.
Got it now. It was like, say, no, more work
on the shag. No. I didn't put it on the shag because it
had legitimately broken on the shag before. That's a shame. I mean,
maybe you gotta find like a specific vacuum for shag ruck. It's not important
enough. It should work, so then it'll work on the rug, and
then then what's its excuse to not work on the rug. But here's the
thing. I don't really need to have a show. It's not like we
have shag carpeting where I'm like, okay, we need something that can work
on shag carpeting. It's not the seventies. We had one eight by five
rug in our bedroom, which is very easily replaceable with a low with plus
the fact that it's kind of gross to have a little shag when you have
your dog is sleeping on it all the time, because think of what's in
there. Their dog drool. She puked on that rug once and it was
like too hard to even clean out the puke. So I was like,
forget it, Like, yeah, don't replace the vacuum cleaner. Let's just
replace that rug with something a little lower. It's smarter. Yeah, you
know. Yeah. I had a situation with Phil yesterday where he had a
bad seizure. Oh not out of nowhere. Like we were sleeping early in
the morning, like seven thirty. All of a sudden, he I thinking,
I thought he was like scratching himself, but no, he's like he's
convulting, having a like a seizure, and I can hear his mouth going
like and he bites sometimes bites his tongue, and I can hear his jaw
just going, and I'm thinking, oh my god, he's destroying the inside
of his mouth. And then of course he peas and he's laying on my
bed. Oh no, and he's on Adam's side of the bed, but
he's peeing, you know, because that's what happened sometimes. And he's just
going and going and going and can hold long. It lasts like two minutes,
two minutes, it seems forever. It doesn't stop. By the time
he comes out of it, it's been about two and a half minutes.
Yes, Like he's boasting and going, and then he stops eventually, and
he's out of it, and he's just breathing and he's howling and he's whimpering,
and he's still not he's still not there. And then he's like,
you know, like breathing, breathing, and then I see because he's he's
laying with his head at the bottom of the bed and you know, so
his his head is at the at the end of the bed, and you
know, his butt's in the middle of the bed, and he so his
head is kind of now hanging off of the bed. But when he's having
a seizure, I'm making sure he doesn't fall off. He's not his head's
not hurt. He's not hurting himself, except for this sound he was making
with his mouth. It was scary and I could I was like, oh
my god, he's like like chewing the shit out of his mouth. He's
biting. I can hear it. And I didn't know what to do.
And then when he stopped and he's laying there, I got up and I
went and got a towel, and I came back and I saw it,
like just blood just dripping out of his mouth onto the side of the bed,
off of the bed, like just blood everywhere by his mouth. And
he's never done it that, He's never like banged his mouth up like that
before. But I could hear it when it was happening, So I'm like,
oh my god, what the fuck? So he got up. I
get him up, and then he kind of snaps out of it, but
he is this time. Sometimes he gets out, he snaps out of it.
He just jumps up and he's like, what's what's going on? Like
wags his tail like uh huh. But he's still he's always out of it.
But this time he he came out of it, but he didn't sit
up. He was just laying there. And then I could see his he
was out of it because his tails. He sees me his tails wagging,
but he doesn't lift his head and he's just laying there looking at me,
and I'm like, Philly boy, like what's are you okay? Like Philly
boy, And he's just laying there and he's like wagging his tail, and
I'm like like so then I like look, I move his cheeks and he
winced a little bit, and I look underneath like one of his jowls,
and I could see like it was like all like scraped and bloody and like
like like he bit into his cheeks. Oh, like his whole cheek was
all bit up. Oh I know, I know, it's really I know.
So then I get him up and I go, okay, so you
know, I put him in the bathtub and I like like like give him
a little like sponge bath, and he's relaxed usually and he's he's breathing hard,
and usually he's like does it You can't do that? He wants to
and he doesn't know where he is. I have to like pick him up
and put him in the like usually when he's with his wits about him,
he can like jump. He gets on the little stool and he jumps into
the thing and I can give him a little bath this time, like he
won't. He doesn't. I'm like, come on, come on, come
on, he doesn't. He's like circling the bathroom. He's running. He's
like walking into my closet. He's going into the wall. He's just like
like he would never go into my close he knows my closet's a dead end,
but he goes into my closet anywhere, hits the dead and like sits
there for a second, and not to mention, he's getting blood everywhere he's
going. Oh, and we have a room with Our bedroom is filled with
rental furniture because we're trying to sell the house. So we have a nice
couch, which he stays away from mostly, but this time he goes right
up to the couch, puts his head on the couch, gets blood all
over this velvet like sky blue velvety couch, and there's blood. And now
he's headed for the cream chair that's sitting right next to it. And I'm
like, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, Like
now I can't. So now I'm like, okay, you gotta get in
the tub right away. I get him in the tub and I clean him
off, and then and then I see where his wounds are, and I'm
like trying to like dab his wounds, dab his wounds. Then I take
him downstairs and take him outside, blah blah blah, feed him his breakfast,
and I give him his We have CBD for him oil like CBD like
from the vet. So I give him like a you know, a dropper
of that, and he eats that and then he eventually starts to relax.
But I had to follow him everywhere because his mouth is bleeding. And when
you're bleeding inside the mouth, it doesn't stop just like that. It continues
throughout the whole day. So like I change the sheets on my bed,
he gets up on the bed, his head and he's laying there. He
goes to sleep, he wakes up from a nap and there's just like blood
on the sheets. Like you know, its just I had to like keep
an eye on him all day. Did you like put towels out? I
did. I put towels down and everything like that. But I mean,
like for him to have this like it's and then I then he's on anti
seizure meds. Yeah he is. So just that was like a breakthrough seizure.
Yeah, it was so once in a while. Every sometimes he'll go
months and months and months and like you'll be like, oh my god,
he probably only had a seizure like once or twice a year, you know,
and then sometimes I'll have a seizure every couple months, you know.
But it's been a while. I guess that since his last seizure. I
can't remember. I can't remember. But then I think to myself, what
if he had a seizure like this at the house that he's got to go
stay at right, you know, like and he's you know, she's sleep
like he's sleeping in the middle of the night. He usually gets these seizures
early early morning, and what if you know, they they're not I don't
know. I think he sleeps in a room with a bunch of other dogs.
What if he had a seizure when nobody's around, you know, I
don't know, have you does the lady know? Well, I'm gonna have
to talk to her because I didn't really think about it, But now I'm
like, it's all I could think about, Like, oh my god,
good thing he was with me. Good thing, like I was home,
like you know, I mean, Adam knows what to do, but like,
you know, I don't know, like it's just a good thing.
I was just right there, yeah, you know, but it was.
It's it's it's like sad, like you know, to have a dog have
seizures and they never figure out like what it is. It's epilepsy. He
just has epilepsy just like humans can have, just like humans, and he's
on medicaid't but he can. Dogs they're just like us, I know.
And how did you get the blood out of the couch? I mean,
I saw it happen so immediately I got water, like I dabbed it and
dabbed it and pushed on it, pushed on it, pushed on it.
And then you know, mister clean has those sponge things that are dry things.
Yeah, and then after I like did that, I let it dry
and then I took that sponge over it and it wasn't even like, it
wasn't even there. Thank god. How does mister clean work? Because that
is like those miracle things that is crazy like magic yeah, magic eraser,
yeah, it's like a magic racer, magic sponge. Yeah, how do
they work? Isn't it amazing? Why every cleaner made from the stuff that
that's made, I don't know, it will get up crazy stuff that you're
like, it will get nail polish off of like a dining room table.
It's so weird, isn't it weird? I know it's crazy. I don't
know, I don't know. I'm gonna invest in mister clean because I've used
it so much with Phil. I mean, you know, just like his
drool and stuff, like everywhere he drops, and especially with all the furniture
in our house, you know, he luckily he doesn't get on top of
other The only thing he gets on top of is wherever I'm sitting. If
I'm sitting on the couch, So I put sheets down on the on the
couch so if he comes up next to me, it's fine. But like
you know, he won't like sit on that couch in our bedrooms and nobody
sits on it, so right he comes up on the bed when I'm on
the bed. But because he was loopy and out of it for like two
hours, like wandering around the room and it's like you know, just resting
his head and his mouth is still bleeding. So then I had to get
I had to get sheets and put the sheets over all the furniture in my
room just in case, and I had to contain him. And ugh,
it's just like my that's that was my Sunday yesterday. Oh my god.
Yeah, it was a terrible. I know, you know, we let's
take a let's take a break, yeah, and just decompressed, Okay,
we're back. Yeah, so sorry about that. Yeah, were you alone
and you were alone in the house, the kids were there, And I
sent today when I left for the day, I sent he's fine now,
like I don't think he's gonna have another seizure. But I sent Sonny a
text like can you you know I'm gone now. I won't be back for
a while, so just can you check on Phil let him out if he
has to go out, see how he's doing. But yeah, I mean
once he has his it's the hard part is watching him have the seizure and
then following him around, like, you know, getting him to calm down
because he's not himself. He doesn't know where he is for a long time.
When he's walking, like he'll go down the stairs. He stood at
the top of the stairs and was like, what I'm supposed to go?
Like he didn't. He was afraid to go down the stairs where normally he's
fine, you know, right, and then he's like he kind of like
slips and you can hear him dragging his paws the way when he's walking.
You hear like it's a different walk. It's not tippity tap tipty tap.
It's like it's his He's shuffling his feet, staring at himself in the in
the glass window, you know, like out like looking at himself like he
just is out of it. Wow, you gotta give him the CBD.
That really helps. Yeah, yeah, who was our was it Letty Molina?
Remember who did it? Was our CC girl? I wonder if she's
still sulcer with that's CBD. I know, Yeah, it's comes in handy.
What I should have done is sometimes I have I keep it in the
bathroom with me so when he does have a seizure, I rub it on
as he's having a seizure, I rub it all like on his because usually
he just clenches up his mouth and his you know, but this time his
mouth was going up. His jaw was just going up and down, you
know. So usually I just put a smear CBD oil all over his gums
so that it him maybe cuts it, I don't know, like it helps
cut down the recovery time. But this time it was just a violent seizure.
It was like a I mean, it was not normal. And I
could hear his mouth getting like oh yeah, that's so scary. I know
I mean that that I remember, like it was yesterday, the first one
that he had or was you and Sunny, and I was like, that
was so scary, so scary. We know, we didn't know he had
seizures. I know, very first time he had a seizure. Yeah,
it was just a puppy. I thought he was gonna be dead. I
thought he was choking, you know, right, And I was like,
oh my god. I remember calling nine one one and I'm like, my
dog's having a My dog is choking, I said, And they said,
your daughter, I go my dog, and they're like, man, you
gotta you gotta call a vet hospital. And I was like, I couldn't
even see I was. We were in a new bedroom. I didn't have
my glasses all disoriented, you know how I was gonna I'm just gonna stay
here in Google while the dog is like choking on something. I don't I
don't see why they couldn't send somebody out. It would have been nice.
I mean, imagine if you were working nine on one, which I often
imagined, right, that were working nine on one and somebody called, would
you be like, ma'am yeah, wrong number. No, I'd be like,
or connect me, can you like or give me a number to a
yeah, right to a vet hospital, Like where do you live. Here's
a number, write it down, call them twenty four hour Vet hospital.
And I don't even think they would have done anything. But again, like
I thought the dog was choking a death, I didn't know it was having
a seizure, right, because he would throw up these like would give him
like treats, and then he'd like like bully sticks, he'd throw them up.
He wouldn't even swallow, he would chew on him chew on, but
then he'd swallow the whole like the practically the whole thing, right, and
then he'd throw it up. And so I thought he was throwing up because
he because Phil would have a seizure after right after he would throw up early
in the morning, and then he would have a seizure, and so he
he threw up, and then I thought, my mind, he's got a
bully stick stuck in his throat, right, yeah. And then all of
a sudden, Son, He's like, mom, he's okay, And I
was like what because he was like, you know, he just jumped up
and he was like wagging his tail. He's like what's going on, you
know, right? And I was like wow, okay. And then I
was like, oh, he must have had a seizure. But yeah,
and then you brought him in the vest. Yeah, and they were said
they that's what they thought it was, right, Yeah, they said,
and they said he's probably got epilepsy. Then they were telling me, like,
I go, but and then I remember another doctor's visit. I said
he would only he only has seizures though early early morning and after he throws
up, he's got to throw up something. But this time he didn't.
Now it's been throughout the years, it's been still early morning, but it
doesn't necessarily have to throw up because this yesterday he didn't throw up. So
anyway, the doctor said, I remember them saying like, yeah, we
it depends like we have a dalmatian that only has seizures when they come into
our vet, into our vet lobby. They that's when the dog has a
seizure, so that we have to meet the dog outside in the back and
bring them into the backway instead of him coming. Because anytime, every single
thing, it's like an anxiety thing. Maybe maybe that's so odd. Isn't
that weird? I know, I don't know, but yeah, it's a
it's a thing. But yeah, I gotta I wonder, like I gotta
have to talk to that lady that when he goes to to her and stay
with her because we're gonna ye selling, you know, showing them. Yeah,
have you had any showings recently? No? No, we are redoing
the pool. Oh right right, it's almost done. You can't show it
without the pols just being worked on, That's what I said. But you
know, I don't know. I mean, people have an imagination they know
a pool right right. Well, no, we haven't. If somebody wanted
to see it, yes, but we haven't had any inquiries, I guess.
But we're gonna do a big push once the pool is done. He's
going to do open houses like every weekend and you know more like yeah,
more open houses and more showings in about a month probably. I mean,
this house's been for sale for so long now, it's been taking a long
time. That's hard. Yeah, And they do they have any like strategies
besides just get out and let a store a thing. Well, we're you
know, still like doing touch ups and stuff like that, cleaning and blah
blah blah. Yeah, fills one strategy by putting them away something like so
he doesn't mess up the house like you know. I mean, we have
after ash stroke turf in our backyard and it's not great when you's got dog
shit stuck to the astro turf. So like, you know, that's got
to everything's it's got to be like a cleaning and stuff like that. So
I do that and then we'll sell. We'll put it up, I mean,
do a big push right to sell right hopefully. Yeah. What's going
on with you, Kaitlin? Oh? Nothing much, just working a lot.
Exciting. Have you watched any movies or listening to any good podcasts?
Oh? Why don't you tell us about how your dad is starting a podcast?
Yes, so my dad and I are starting a podcast. I'm starting
a podcast for him. We were here. I invited him and my stepmom
my little brother to get together at Patrick's place like nine months ago something like
that, and he had been talking a little bit while about doing a podcast.
So we talked about it then and I was going like, well,
this is gonna be tough because you're going out of town all the time.
You know, I don't know really how that's gonna work. It's gonna be
tough. So we were like, okay, yeah, we'd like to do
it. But bah. So then I thought about it over time, and
I go, well, you know what we can do is we can just
tape a whole bunch of them, and then we can just like release them
in seasons, so you know, instead of it being like a weekly thing,
we just do like six all at a time, and then we really
release them all at once and then over the next you know, and then
we'll work up like another season or whatever. So that's good. That's a
good idea. So I invited them over again for Super Bowl on Sundays.
They came over here. They were at Patrick's with me and the kids and
the girls, and I told them all that They're like, yeah, good,
let's do it. Let's do it. And I was like, okay,
great. So I figured, oh, you know what, I need
to get some new equipment. I need some new cameras. I need to
do this. So I need a studio, needs a little facelift, need
some curtains, which you guys remember from last week me telling you about so
I got we had some hot Kurt talk. Yeah. So I got a
few weeks maybe months to kind of figure this out. And my dad is
very good friends with the comedian Doug stand Hope. Doug stand Hope famously lives
in Bisbee, where my dad moved to for a while. They became good
friends. So then like the Monday or Tuesday after Super Bowl, he Bisbee.
It's in Arizona. It's kind of like a mountaintown in Arizona. It's
that's random. It is random. They both live there. Yeah, but
yeah, so they became good friends. And then so he calls me,
like the Tuesday after Super Bowl goes I got Doug flying into town on Friday
to do the show. I was like, all right, I guess I'll
go get my equipment and just he literally flew in just to do the show.
Yeah. Well, what happened was they had some kind of bet where
they would just each week, every week of football, they would bet,
like just money line. They would like pick a game and they just I'm
gonna take this team, You're gonna take that team. Whatever. And somehow
Doug lost like nine out of ten weeks, like like one of the worst
runs you could ever go on. And so he owed my dad like a
good chunk of money, and my dad said, I don't worry about the
money. Spend that money on a ticket. Out here, fly out here,
do my podcast will hang out and then you can go back. So
he came out last Friday. We all recorded. It went very well.
I'm very excited for it. That's not gonna be coming out for a long
time. But we got more guests lined up already for the next two weeks
before my dad goes out of town. So I'm gonna get those in,
edit them all together, wait till he comes back into town, get a
few more guests, and then just release them all at once. So do
you have a title for it? Working title? I'm not going to throw
it out there just yet, Okay, but yeah, I I came up
with a title that I like a lot. But I'm you know, I
need to grab I need to grab all my handles, I need to grab
all my emails. I need to do all that before I start throwing the
title. Right. We don't want any of these asshole listeners. It's just
going like, oh, I'm on it, I got I'm gonna sit on
it back. Here's some money. Give with some money, we trace them
back. They're part of the for Crying Out Loud grew. I'm like,
listen, that's not cool. That's not what we do. We're a community.
Yeah. Yeah, I came up with a really good title. I
like it a lot, so that's good. It's very exciting. So okay,
so tell us some of the guests that you have lined up for the
first season. So Doug stan Hope, which I mentioned, and then this
week we have Edward Furlong coming into the studio do an air review from American
History X Terminator two at Edward Furlong. Yeah, he's very famous. And
then after that it's I say, like, I'm really current on my celebrities,
like yeah, big name, uh huh. And then after that as
an actor podcaster named Michael Rosenbaum whom my dad has done his podcast a lot
and he's got a big following and their friends, so he's going to come
and do that hopefully next week. And then the rest of the people were
still working on but we need like three more after that, and then I'll
be like, okay, I think I could put it out at six episodes.
That's cool, very cool, fun, I know, And you're still
doing Mark Wahlberg's still and then you're now producing the only one in the room,
which is my friend Laura Calfcart Robbins crying out loud months ago when you
wrote stash Kaylin, you're doing that. And then on top of that,
I got the water cooler, of course, which I'm doing this week.
And then I got my pawn work too, which I'm still sorry. I'm
pretty busy these days. You're busy. He all grows up. I now
you start your only you got your own little cottage industry. That's great.
I love it. And no college and no college you see. Yeah,
community college drop out, community college college drop out. That's awesome. Yeah,
yeah, good. Speaking of college. I am trying to because I
because of what happened with LB, I'm trying to encourage. I guess it's
more than I'm not. I'm trying not to be like crazy mom mom in
it. But I feel like my approach with elbe to just be like,
yeah, just do you like you know, you're getting good grades, don't
worry about it. Drop out of all your activities. It's fine. You
know. I think I did her a disservice because I mean, listen,
they're all there are. These kids are going to figure out their own way
in life, and I'm not going to force her to do like stick with
basketball just because it looks good for college. On the other hand, I
feel like with Xander, I want to start encouraging him and if anybody has
any ideas, The thing is, it seems to be not enough these days
to like get good grades and like be involved in a few clubs, Like
you got to like start a club and then that club needs to turn into
a huge nonprofit or something, you know. And even though so Xander,
you know, he's been playing the guitar for years, which I think is
great. He loves doing improv, which I think is great. But they
want these kids to be focused on something and then do something with that thing
that they're you know. And I've told Xander that I thought he should start
an improv club at school, yeah, you know. And then I was
like, and then, so I'm trying to think big for him. I'm
like, you could do an improv club at school, and then you and
the other kids that do the improv club could go to like nursing homes,
right, like entertaining some improv that's great. Maybe get some of the old
stirs up to do some improv with you if they're up for it, you
know, Right, And Xander just looks at me like I grew another head.
He's just like, uh, He's like, nobody's gonna want to join
the improv club. And I was like, yes they will. It'll be
a fun thing and it could be a lunchtime club, you know, and
you know, but I don't want to be this person, but I do
think I need to start going, like you need to think about how it's
gonna look for college. But I don't not that he should do something that's
not in his wheelhouse. Like I'm not saying force anything right, right,
but I'm saying, like, you know, like son he's got his podcast.
Yeah, you know, what are the thing? What's the thing that
he could do? It will stand out on his like college resume? Yeah
you know? Yeah? Well and I told Sonny too. I was like,
you know, why don't you start like a podcast club at your school
or something, And the same thing, It's like, what are you nuts?
Like, no, he wants to. He barely wants people to know
he has a podcast that he goes to school with. I don't know why.
Yeah, he never wants me to bring it up in a teacher's meeting
or anything, or I'll be like you know, I don't know, like
I would give him ideas and stuff, but he never. They never,
both of them never take my ideas, you know. But but yeah,
I mean, like doing a podcast wanting to do sports journalism and in broadcasting
and then doing a podcast that focused on sports for so long helped, I
think for his college applications. Yeah, you know, and Xander wants to
do something in the comedy realm. Yeah, he really like he loves watching
SNL. He's been like, he's been coming into our bedroom at night to
like, go, let's watch SNL together. He likes comedy, he likes
stand up, he likes and you know, he loves groundling stuff. And
I'm like, well, I mean, I don't know what you can do
besides major in like theater, which I don't know that he wants to do.
So I'm like, well, then you could get into writing. He's
a really funny writer, So I'm like, if you do something within that
also, like with his speech and debate, which you guys know, I'm
more interested because I just would like to constantly be a judge. Now I'm
like, listen, you got to do well at the next competition, because
then they can qualify for state. I'm like, I need to be a
judge at the state competition. I don't think you understand, like how much
harder you're going to need to work now that I'm invested, Like you can't
just fuck around like I'm counting on you for my good time, Like,
don't disappoint me. So but I was like, well could you do because
he works right now, he's doing his his category is duos. But I
was like, maybe you could also work on something like by yourself, something
funny, like write a funny speech, like as I told you when I
was judging listen, they were all great, but the one that made me
laugh out loud was the one that got my was the one that became my
number one. So I'm like, humor is very marketable skill. Yes,
not everybody can be really funny. So if you are really funny and he
I think, I know he's my kid, but I think he's like funny
beyond his ears. Yeah, So I'm like, you need to do something
with it. Though. If you're good at stuff, you need to push
out of your comfort zone and like try something on your own. Because he's
always like, no, you don't understand these people are so good, and
I'm like, well they are, but they they all started someone exactly,
yeah, exactly. So I'm trying to and being on speech and debate is
nothing to sneeze at, right, I mean right, But then it's not
enough to be on speech and debate, like you have to win, you
know what I mean, Like you have to show that you won. Yeah,
he won one prize, but it was because he was only against one
other competitor. He and his partner won against. Right, Yeah, he
just started. Yeah, I don't like, Like I said, I don't
want to I'm not going to become this like college college college. You need
to do this, you need to do that. But I think he really
does. I think he'd love to go to like UCLA. He would love
to go to a good uc right, and to do that. I'm learning.
Yeah, I mean great kids. Elbe was obviously flat out denied for
a lot of them, but some other kids that are amazing, seeing kids
that do a lot of stuff got waitlisted that. I was like shocked.
I'm like these straight A kids. Friend of mine, I was just with
her last night. Her son is like one of those like phenoms like straight
a's like started speech and debate late, like I think junior year immediately started
winning competitions. Does all this like very not political but like advocacy, Like
does all this like uh, like political advocacy where he went to lobby Congress
about stuff like just the just a kid that you're like, oh Jesus,
he got denied, flat out denied Princeton. I was like, for sure,
this kid is going to Ivy League, Like for sure, Nope,
flat out denied and then weightlisted at UCLA and Berkeley, which I was like,
well, if that kid's not getting into those schools, then I don't
I don't know who is. Like it's crazy. There just doesn't seem to
be any rhyme or reason. But let's take a break anyway. All I'm
saying is, and you know you're in the heart of it right now,
it's not as easy as you think right now. No, Like, don't
you go into it just going like yeah, so they'll apply to some colleges
they like and they'll get in and have a good day. No, it
doesn't work like that. Really. What about Sadie is she I knew you
were going to say that. The thing about Sadie is that she has up
until now, I would say, been like really down on school. You
know, every day, as you know, elementary school. Every day.
I hate school. Please, I don't want to go to school. You
know. I have had to give that kid so many mental health days.
But now that she's at this high school where she's starting to be happy.
Last year she was happier. She got pretty good grades last year, I
mean very good grades, you know a's and b's. She got one C
toward the end of at the second semester of biology, which remember I would
complain about their biology teacher because I was like, you'd have to watch these
videos and then they would stop the video every whatever, every like ten minutes
into it, every seven minutes into it, and give you like a quiz
and it was impossible. Like I'm like, I know, I'm not super
smart a guess about science, but I am an adult who can focus on
a video and watch it. And they'd get to the question. I'd be
like, they did they cover that? They didn't cover that, like,
and you go back. I'd be like, okay, play it back,
play it back that part, like I have no clue. Half the time
I would help them and I would guess wrong, like so anyway, she
ended up with a C in the second semester, but I was like,
of course you did, like I would have. I don't There's no way
I would have passed that class. Anyway. This year, she's doing fantastic.
Her Her course load is not very rigorous at this school. Sophomore year
tends to be pretty easy, if they as easy as they want it to
be. Xander's a little bit harder because he took an ap like he wanted
to anyway, But the fact that it's been a little bit easier on her,
and she like with classes where she struggles a little bit, like math,
she can stay on top of it because she doesn't have so many other
classes weighing her down. She's doing great. She's getting straight a's, so
I think she is thinking a little bit more about like the possibility of like
maybe I do want it. Before she was like, God, I can't.
I'm never going to get through high school. How am I going to
go? I don't want to go to college. And I was like,
that's fine, you don't have to. But now I see her being a
little She's pretty focused on her grades, and she's very artistic, like she's
doing art and she once. I was just telling Kaylin before you got here,
she really wants to get more into photography. Oh, so we have
an older camera that's still a pretty good camera that she's gonna practice on and
use. But I'm thinking about like buying her a nice camera to like,
yeah, take take around. She goes to see bands sometimes and she wants
to like photography. Oh, that's cool, photographie. I don't know if
you've heard of photographizing. It's pretty big with the kids, especially when they're
watching bands photographize a band. Yeah, photographizing, So she might major in
photographizing. That's awesome photography. So anyway, she was expressing that, and
I was like excited that she was interested in something. And she's playing the
guitar and like she's doing her thing. I think maybe she's been talking about
working on her portfolio. She wants to do photography for her portfolio. So
I'm like, well, maybe you can get in somewhere good just based on
like our Yeah, I don't want to throw like a damper into it.
But I was just having this conversation with my buddy yesterday who lives in San
Diego, and he does like he was doing like search engine optimization. But
now he's learning about AI and he wants to get into AI. And he
was telling me about this new like AI program that's just like creating pictures and
videos and drone footage and it's completely indistinguishable from you know, normal photography and
stuff. And he was telling me like, as this advances, we feel
like it could like wipe out entire industries photographers and videographers, special effects people
like as AI develops and can just do all these in a second. I
was like, Yeah, that's that's pretty intense that like something like this is
going on and you talking about photography. I mean, I'm constantly seeing on
the news like hey, is this photograph AI? Or is it normal?
And they'll be like testing their audience and stuff, and it's like that's kind
of scary. That is scary. Well, maybe she should like specialize in
like something like ban or you know what I mean, something that a robot
can't just they could probably maybe they could do it. I don't know.
I try to comfort myself with things like writing, where you go, yeah,
you can have all the AI you want, but you can't AI can't
write emotion into and personal story into I don't think what Kaylin's looking at me
like, yeah I can no, no, I don't think it can well
not write now, I mean not yet, not yet. Yeah, it's
are we headed that way? I mean, well, they take, but
AI steals other people's it's steals right from other people's stories. So it's really
just going to be regurgitating. Somebody still has to originate this ship, right,
yeah, I mean yeah again, you know this is just like like
chat GPT. This is chat GPT four, Like what's chat GBT eight going
to be like in ten? You know what sucks though, is that this
this is a thing that's going on with when kids write something, the teachers
put it through uh yeah, a program, a program to see if it's
plagiarized, right, But these programs are not perfected at all, and a
lot of times stuff that's that is one hundred percent original will come up as
like sixty percent. She's talking to Sunny about it, really, yeah,
yeah, he because all the kids in school these days must be like using
chat GPT to help out with their projects and their writing and that sort of
thing. Maybe, but I think kids are writing original stuff. They're writing
original. It is getting flat as yeah, He had a friend that wrote
something that was really cool and his teacher said, you know, there,
that's that the program said, there's like a forty fifty percent chance this is
chat gibi right, But they can't they shouldn't be able to dock you for
that because it is it is coming out right or just is built into the
program that it's not one hundred percent at all. It's like the program itself
is only like fifty percent accurate with finding plagiarism. So and even to be
fair to teachers, like how do they navigate this too? Now they got
to like be flagging this and looking for it, and so I mean there's
an element of like what do they do too? You know, it's like,
Okay, this program is saying it's probably, but it may not be,
so like I don't know, just ask them straight up or you know,
it's gotta be tough for teachers, That's what I'm saying. Yeah,
it's it's also a problem with like college essays, you know, because you're
writing these essays. If they run it through there it's a chance it's plagiarized,
then do they just automatically go, well, then that person's denied,
or do they go, well, but give them the benefit of the doubt,
like it's it's really kind of sucks. Yeah, maybe there'll be people
hired specifically to figure out the difference between Maybe somewhere along the line is gonna
have to be an industry created just across the field. Is this AI or
is this like a real person, and like they're gonna have to come They're
gonna need to come up with an AI program to determine if it's an AI,
it's AI. Yeah, well it's not accurate right now anyway, super
unfair? What the fuck? Yeah, Okay, listen, this was super
fun. We didn't tell you anything to watch, but I'm going to reiterate,
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Is that what Jodi Foster? Yeah, which I was super excited about
and the finale was last night, and all right, it's not terrible,
but it's definitely not season one. I'm always comparing it to the season one.
It's nothing like that. So right, if you're really bored and needs
something to watch, you can give it a go. But underwhelming. Season
three is great, Season three is good. Yeah, Marshall Ali is great,
he was great. Skip season two, so just skip season two and
then each season is its own news story. Okay, it's all right,
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