Made a decision faced sunny, so I had a vision. Let's up,
everybody, It's our Thursday show with our special guest in studio, Julie Cason,
fan favorite, such a fan favorite. I think Robin has clearly surprised.
Oh no, not at all. Nobody likes m cover your ears,
you guys. I'm wearing I'm wearing a fake hair hair bun. Okay,
I was wondering. I'm like, Stephanie is looking so cute. She's got
like the messy bun. I know, but it's totally fake. I didn't
even notice. Yeah, well, the glasses are because I have double vision
and can't wear contacts anymore. And the messy bun is because I honestly showered
like fifteen minutes before I had to leave. So I was like, I
can't wash my hair, so I'm gonna put it up. And then I
was like, I don't. We're in this messy bun and I think I
bought it. Thought process in buying it, like how do you go and
like buy a piece of hair? I was like, you know, I'm
starting to look like my Like I don't have a lot of hair. When
I try to, like, I can't make a bun or anything. And
I saw it on Facebook. You know, you speak it right. My
boyfriend all and knows exactly what we want. And there was a while where
they were they were I was seeing them all the time, and I was
like, I think I need that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I
just was like, it's just it comes just like this. It's so cute,
like you just put it on top of your ponytail. She just took
it up. Check our face, check out our Oh my god, that
hilarious stuff. She's like, I know, it's like you're like somebody I'm
dying. It looks good, Julie. You called her out. I thought
it was real. Oh my god, yeah, I called myself. I
just I brought more attention to her. No shame in my game. I
don't even care. Hacks. These are hacks. These are so that you
don't have to showers off in hacks. Yeah, let's say hi to our
gorgeous on our sta Do you want to read the names? Oh no,
you do it. We do them on our Thursday show. Oh no,
we don't fuck them. No, I'm just kidding. Our little friend fell
off. Okay, so her hair just fell off. You got it.
You gotta wrap it one more time. So this time like an episode of
Real Housewives. This is awesome. Oh my god. So Julie, I
was just saying, you look really good, you look very healthy, and
what have you been doing your tanks? Great? I gained fifteen pounds over
COVID. I know we're taught, like COVID was like ten years ago already,
but here we are. We're rewinding, right. And then I was
like, I need to like get back in shape because I've always worked out,
always been in shape. But COVID hit and I was like, we're
baking cookies and just living our best lives in that respect. I mean,
not everybody. It was a really hard time for everybody, but we made
the best of it, and it showed not for me. I know other
people had a hard time, but like I had a lot of cookies.
Yeah, we're all good. Yeah. No, it was really hard for
everybody, and I think in general, we were all just trying to do
what we could to survive and you know, just kind of get through each
day when we didn't know what the heck was going to happen. But anyway,
so then like a year and year, it's got just been a year
and a half. Now, I was like, okay, I'm getting back
on so twenty twenty whatever too. I was like, I get to get
back in shape. And so I decided I'm just gonna run as much as
many times a week as I can for twenty minutes. I just smile.
Oh yeah. I was like, I'm gonna put the pressure on myself to
go crazy. I didn't have a gym membership right because it was still kind
of I don't know. So it's interesting for me because I have been out
of the exercise loop and a long time. Yeah, trying to get my
motivation going again. So yes, when you say run, do you go
outside? You go on a treadmill. So I was just going outside,
Okay. I love to be outside, Like I just like the hike or
whatever, you know, like you do Freeman. I used to do Freeman
all the time. I'm like, I gotta go with Lynette one day.
Yeah yeah, so it's like but yeah, I'm like, I'm just going
to literally put in my AirPods whatever and go twenty minutes and if I run
long or great, if I don't, I don't care, Like I just
need to get started. And that worked and then I just was running for
twenty minutes here and there, and then sometimes I do thirty, sometimes I'd
stick to twenty, and it just felt doable without feeling overwhelming, like I
gotta like gear up and do the yeah. And then and then I just
got back in my routine. And then we joined a gym in February,
and then I was like, I'm gonna start lifting weights like I had never
lifted before, Like I just was very cardio cardio. And then I was
like, no, dude, I want to like get in shape, you
know, like I really want to feel like strong again. Anyway, So
that's what I've been doing. And then I was in such better shape.
But I feel like two months, like since summer hit, like I went
to New York and I've been eating and right I feel like I don't feel
like I'm in the shape I was like even a month ago, I feel
anyway, it's no big deal. So yeah, that's a good starting point
because I'm constantly looking for a starting point. Do I join, you know,
a pilates class, start taking I used to love pilates, Or do
I just go to a yoga place and do that. I don't never really
did yoga, go to the YMCA with my kids. I don't know,
but that's doable, Like yeah, just I mean, now it's hot,
right, but I would go in the evening, go in the evening.
And what's great is you can go whenever you want, you know, just
like, oh, I'm just gonna literally throw on my clothes and run for
twenty minutes, right, And if you run, walk, then run walk,
Yeah, and then all of a sudden, within a week you'll be
like running the whole twenty minutes. And then you'll be like, oh,
I kind of want to do more. I'm feeling you know how it is.
Yeah, yeah, that's what I need. I just need that little
push because I remember you used to go all the time, right, didn't
you like drop the kids. I would drop the kids off and I would
go to the gym. That gym closed from COVID hasn't been opened. The
only place that's close by is the YMCA, which I could do. But
I don't want to run into any moms. You know. It's like it's
our neighborhood. Always run into somebody. Then you end up talking for twenty
minutes and then you're like, h it's good. I'm going home. Yeah,
but if you're wearing your AirPods, yeah, that's a good Yeah,
and you can yeah I can't hear you. Yeah, yeah. Sorry.
The other thing that helps, I don't know. We joined like a we
have like a country club near us, but we didn't get the full We
just got the like the active membership or whatever it is for just basically the
gym, right, and so it's like the small. It's clean. They
give you a water bottle and a towel when you show up. So that
is really nice because I know I'm not going to see anybody hardly. Anybody's
in there, right, It's like totally quiet and mellow. That's what I
like. I hate the pressure of like just so many peep me too.
Yeah. So if you can find a smaller, kind of a more private
type, Jim, I think that helps too. That's a good idea.
What about taking up tennis? Hell fucking no, oh really Now I got
barely a tennis skirt and like too hot, and then you just ended up
for me, I'm bad. I'll just end up like hitting the ball back
and I need something where I can, you know, focus for thirty minutes
and be done. You never really see fat people playing tennis. Though,
true, it must be kind of good exercise, that's true, right,
right? What about you sure I used to play tennis. Yeah? Look
at Kaylin. The guy's like a picture of affection over there. I mean,
just if you think about it, fat people bowling all the time,
every day, all day, right. I mean, I feel like we're
not supposed to be saying fat. Well, i feel like we're proud.
I'm just so woke now that like we can't say anything. So but I
I'm saying. I'm saying there aren't like if people are not fat that are
bowling, they're not gonna get it. They're not going to be like,
oh my god, she's saying only I'm not saying only fat people. There's
nothing wrong with it. I'm fat. I'm just saying, if you're playing
tennis, it must be people must get that. Okay. Can we discuss
last week you were like, oh my god, I've gained so much weight,
and I know I'm heavy, and I know I don't want to get
on the scale where size large that's all I wear. Well, I'm just
saying absolutely none of my clothes fit. I mean, maybe I'm hiding it,
but I don't know you wherever it's going. It's trying to say like
I'm obese or you know, I'm just saying like I have you've gained iimately
gained a lot of weight. But it's okay. I mean, I'm not
saying like, oh my god, I have no self esteem. I don't
obviously I don't care that much or I would have lost it. Yeah.
Yeah, but I got a question for you, Julie too, because now
it's like I never you know, I see Stephanie all the time, but
I don't really hang out with like, you know, girl friends my eight
while you're not my age, you're a lot younger, but you know what
I mean. So I like to hear how they get, you know,
motivated, you know, because you're a mom or it's that motivation is hard.
Okay. Two things. I've always been active, like I just that's
my Like I don't have hobbies. I just like to like go for a
walk, going to the gym, Like if I'm gonna if I have free
time, I will find something to like be doing, like take the dog
for a walk whatever. So that helps to begin with. But okay,
so I follow this girl who happened to be friends with my sister and like
a good friend of mine and anyway, and she she's a was a personal
trainer and now she's written like a motivational book. And her name's Jennifer Cohen
and she anyway, she wrote, um nice Jewish girl. Yeah. She
she's she's like our age. I'm really good shape, and I just like
I like looking at her Instagram, right, But she always puts these little
motivational things on Instagram. But this one I loved. And they're not like
silly motivational things. It's like what she put is like it's not about motivation.
It's about commitment because it's good for you. Like it's not about like,
oh, I don't have the motivation. It's just like, no,
I have to. You have you have to brush your teeth, right,
you know, you have to like take a shower. You just have to,
you know. And I was like, that is a really good way
to look at it. Yeah, it makes sense. Otherwise you go,
I'm not motivated. I'll do it tomorrow. It's like no, no,
no, you do it. Because if you can get in the mindset of
like it's just more like because you kind of have to, like it's just
as important as YEA doing all the other things. Yeah, because I sit
at my condo, you know, a few days a week without the kids,
without distraction, and it's like I end up going like, all right,
I should do something today, at least for half an hour, working
out something, yeah, and I end up not doing it. I just
sit on the couch and watch like Netflix. I think what you said earlier
though, is really important. True. Every time I used to put pressure
on myself and go, okay, I go to the gym and take like
an exercise class, it's like it makes me feel bad because I make it
through the whole class. Or if I go I'm gonna do you know,
forty five minutes on the stair climber, I kill. But if I go
twenty minutes, all I have to do is something that I can do.
Yeah, then that's way better than doing nothing exactly. That's exactly right.
It's like, Okay, twenty minutes is great, and it's better than doing
nothing exactly. And then you'll eventually like what you're looking for that you just
need that like that start to get in and when you're alone, it's it's
hard, you know, when you don't have to like nobody, you know.
But if you can find something by your condo, even like a gym,
And so when you're at your condo, you do the gym. Maybe
when you're back at the house. Yeah, maybe you don't, and that's
fine. Don't put the pressure on yourself that well, where am I going
to go when I'm in at my house? No, forget it. Just
say I'm going to work out when I'm at my condo. Yeah, yeah,
that's it. And find a gym or whatever you like to do.
Yeah. Yeah, I just wish I had a precorps machine like at my
house. I don't have run I know, but where am I going to
put it? I don't know? And why don't you use yours? Because
I joined the gym, I have a bike of a precorps, I have
a treadmill, like, I just don't know where to put it. There's
no room in my house where there's a space. Where can you make space?
What about when Albie goes off to college there you go? Yeah,
yeah, that's not happening yet though. Yeah, then well maybe we'll make
that a dedicated office. Yeah, with that too soon? Stop it.
Tell us about Bella, tell us about the kids. By the way,
I don't think people know because the last time you were here, I don't
know if you had your job full time, did you. I didn't want
to know what you're doing. I'm like, I'm going on your like four
or five. Are you serious, dude? I started in twenty nineteen.
Yeah, what job? Okay, So I'm working my kids old elementary school.
It's a little private school. It's like little tats all the way up
to fifth grade. One class per grade. Like last year we had twelve
fifth graders, so I'm the fifth and fourth grade TIA. So, oh
my god, it's so fun. I love it. And the director of
the school is like one of my best friends. And then a couple other
moms that also had kids there came back to Tia as well. Okay,
so it is like just fun, Like I love everybody there. It's like
social hour, but it's also like love love working with the kids. I
love it so much. I go on the yard every day at lunch and
I played kickball with them. I teach them how to play volleyball, football
around like I just it's like that's awesome. Yeah, So you're active too
at work. I'm active at work. Too. I just like yeah,
like they're they're like, you don't have to be at lunch every day,
like you can go have lunch with the staff. And I'm like, no,
I'm good. Yeah yeah, yeah. Oh that's so I've been doing
since twenty nine teen. I started in third grade, and then I went
to second grade, and then the second grade teacher and I both moved up
to fifth grade, and now we're just I'm splitting fifth and that's awesome.
Yeah, that's what I'm doing. And it's great because I have my summers
off, my winter's off, like I can still be mom and like take
the you know, well Bella drives now, but my daughter around and yeah,
oh my god, I love it. I love that. Thank you.
You know what, Maybe we should take a little quick break and then
I want to hear about Bella and the kids. Yeah, and we're back.
Yeah, so yeah, tell us Bella got into college. So Bella
eighteen. Wow, she's finished. She's going to do acting in college and
she's going to go to UCLA, which I'm thrilled. It's congratulation, thank
you. Yeah, she was New York City or bust. I mean,
she's like, I'm going to school in New York, and I'm like,
okay, you know, apply and see what happens. And so she did
early decision to NYU, which means if you get in, you have to
go. You're financially and otherwise all gated. So the decision day came out
and she wore her NYU sweats her to school and I was like, Bella,
like, don't make fanfare about it, because you know, I think
she's talented enough to get in. I'm her mom. Of course I do,
and I think she checks all the boxes. But it doesn't mean you're
getting in. It just doesn't. So of course she goes. She goes
to school. Then the decisions come out. So she goes to her car
with like fifteen people around her car, but oh, oh my god,
don't forget your computer. She gets her computer out and she's filming it.
You know, she's got her film, you know, and she opens it
and it's like, and you didn't she did not get in? I know.
She was like what, like her face dropped everything. And he's like,
oh, Bella, it's okay, you're better than that, you know,
the whole thing. Yeah, So I was like, oh my god.
So anyway, so then you know, she got into another school in
New York and this and that, and then she got into Foredom. She
got into Foredom. Wait listen to Pace, but then Pace ended up calling
her this is so weird. Oh I didn't know this. Yes, So
she got into some schools and then she decided on UCLA, and we're thrilled
when she got into UCLA. I was actually leaving my gym and she calls
me. She's like, mom, I go, yeah, she goes I
got into UCLA. I was like, what, like, nobody gets in.
They had one hundred and fifty thousand applicants and they took thirteen thousand freshman.
Wow, like, nobody gets it. I don't whatever this it was
meant to be. It's meant to be. She loves New York. L
oh my god. She was so excited. She was at she was at
play rehearsals, and so there were a few other people in her program that
also like opened up UCLA and everybody was like a lot of people from Shure,
I'm not like nine at least got into UCLA. Wow. Yeah,
nine that I know of. I mean there might be others. Wow.
Yeah. So she's thrilled and we went So what happened is when we went
to the orientation at UCLA for the Theater, Film and Television Department. We're
literally sitting in there. It is one of those things where it's an accepted
student's day. It doesn't mean everybody that got accepted is going, so they
want to go and check it out and see if that's where they want to
go. So it's accepted student's day. So we go there and we're literally
sitting in the hall listening to them talk about UCLA and her phone rings and
it said Pace University and I was like, oh my god, because that
was one of her first choices, was Pace in New York because they have
acting for screen and television as opposed to just like stage at stage. Yeah,
so she was like, oh my god, that's what I want to
do. So they she goes outside and she talks to them and they were
like, so we're just kind of feeling your interest in dah da da and
she's like, well, Pace was my first choice, you know, but
I got into UCLA. I committed to UCLA. And she's like, oh,
yeah, that's wonderful. Good to know. Belle comes in and tells
me that I go no no, no, no, no, you just
because you commit it doesn't mean you have to go. You know, you
put out a two hundred five dollars deposit. But if you want to go
to PACE, like call them back, like, I don't want to stop
you from doing what you want to do, you know. Anna, She's
like, no, mom, I really want to be at UCLA. I
was like okay, And she's thrilled because and she wants to Rush. She
already signed up for Rush. She wants to do sorority. You can't do
that at PACE, Like they don't. I don't think they have like the
Greek system like that. It's more like smaller programs. So she actually really
wants the big, raw, raw school. She wants to Rush. She
wants to I was like, great, then Usala is the absolute perfect place.
And she is so thrilled. She we did the tour. She met
other film students and acting students and she was like this is amazing. She's
thrilled. Wow, Yeah, it's exciting. Yea. So she's studying acting.
That's what she That's really what she wants she wants to do. So
she wants to do like she and her friend literally wrote like a thirteen episode
UM sitcom like she she wants to be Tina fe and Amy Poehler, she
could. She wants to write, she wants to direct, she wants to
produce, which thank god because if she just wanted to act, it already
limits your you know. Yeah, That's what I was wondering, Like when
students that say like they want to do just acting or whatever, like then
they go to college, is that really like they only like is that?
What do they do? They just so U Sale? Actually what I'd like
about you Sale as opposed to these schools that are a little more like conservatory
style for acting. This is like, we want you to be a well
rounded student and humans so that you can put that into your acting. So
we want you taking history classes and you have to take your language classes,
and you have to take a handful of gees your writing classes because we want
you to be well rounded so that can inform your acting. So that's what
I really like about it. So she'll be taking acting classes, but she
can also take like ten ten gees and then she can also do film,
she can do screenwriting, she can do all that. Wow, So she'll
have a more well rounded education, which I'm really excited. Yeah, am
I want to be Bella. Oh it sounds like so much, so fun,
like her first quarter. They don't want her taking any gase. So
she's taking for theater, film, and television. You no matter if you're
a film, costume design, acting, whatever you are. Her cohort is
sixty students and that's the film students, the acting students, to set design,
students, costume design, whatever it is. So they have to take
tai chi. I think it's like every every other day or whatever. Yeah,
so it's tai chi. It's it's um scene, scene design, scenic
design. She's taking, Like, oh my god, it sounds like so
much. Wow, what's tai chi? I wonder, like, I mean,
I know what it is, you know what we see people at the
park doing, like like that's right, yes, but I never really I
know it is, but I've never I never mind, like, yeah,
I've never gotten any. But I hear it's good for the you know,
it's like mind, body and soul kind of thing, like connecting within but
you know stuff too. Maybe I should try Oh my god, wait,
one of her auditions, just speaking of like actory weird things, remember I
read it off to you she had to was this for UCLA No no,
no, no, no differ. I don't want to name the school because
it was so silly. But she do you remember what it was? Stephanie?
She had to pretend like yeah, and then and then act like the
animals dying right or something or sleeping sleeping, And I was like what is
this? So she had to film herself acting like an animal and then and
like like wa yeah and then make a noise like the animal and I was
like, oh my god, wow, Like that's my biggest nightmare. That
was acting class. I hated where they were like you need to lay on
the floor and pretend you're a piece of bacon frye. Now, like,
well, what does this have to do with friends? If I was a
guest star on fry like if I was riding out with Ross, Like,
what does that have to do with anything? Yeah? So funny. Does
she want to do acting thing that? I mean, obviously, but have
you she wanted an agent and stuff like yeah, growing up have you done
that? She has wanted an agent since she could talk. Literally, she
begged us and we're like, no, we want you to be a kid,
we want you to be in school. We want you to friends want
to go to birthday parties, Like no, we're just it's no, it's
not happening. And then she turned eighteen in October and we're like, okay,
you can get an agent. So she actually does have one now.
It's so yeah, she's done some on camera auditions and stuff. You know,
they haven't gone any farther than submitting a tape. She hasn't gotten called
back or anything. We remember she won that huge thing called Spotlight. She
won this Massica singing competition. Yeah, like she would love to do Broadway.
She's actually tried out for a show that's on Broadway right now. I
think it just closed, called Gray House. So she submitted for that like
she would. She's up for a theater, she's up for TV. She's
like whatever comes from amazing. I think she would be just as happy being
a producer and like running shit, you know what I mean. Yeah,
yeah, kind of like telling people what to do and like having She's very
creative, so like having ideas and like seeing them come to fruition. So
I think she would be happy in front of the camera and behind the camera,
which is great. So I think she'll have more longevity. Yes,
oh my god, I want you to tell this story about and we won't
name the school, but remember local local school, Yes, yeah, yeah,
where you had kind of a bad experience when you went to go tour
it um. So there was a there was a remember because there was the
person who headed the acting program. So this was she wanted to go to
a school, but it wasn't Pace, but it was like that. It
was a program that was something like that, and so she applied and it
was one of her most favorite auditions of all the schools. To be honest,
she loved it. She loved the feedback. She loved that they were
like do it this way, wanted you to try it this way, and
like in the audition they were like, you know, having her do it
all different ways, and she was like, oh, I love this.
So she got in. So we went to the accepted students day and like
you know, but it was for the whole school. It wasn't just for
the theater department, So I don't know. I was just like, Okay,
we'll kind of go, we'll walk around the campus. We already know
what the theater department's like because she auditioned there. We went to like a
information session. I just thought it was more to like kind of get to
know the campus. And it was just one of those open houses where anybody
that was accepted can go. So they're talking thousands of students, you know.
So I was like, hey, Bella, let's like head over to
the theater department and ask them. Oh, we wanted to ask them if
they were going to be giving out merit scholarship not merit talent based scholarships,
because they had already given us the merit money. And we're like, let's
see if there's any talent based money if they do that at this program.
So we go there and the director of the program, Bella had met a
few times and even worked with, like at this summer thing she did,
and so she just bizarre. She just we walk in and we were like,
oh, hey is so and so here is the director of the program,
and she's like, oh yeah, she's actually like in the black box
theater right now talking to some families. I was like, oh, it's
okay, I want to bother. She's like no, no, no,
it's okay, it's okay. So it's like, okay, it's kind of
a free day of like just you know, open. It's a freaking open
house right anyway, So she so we're standing there and I see her talking
to other parents and I was like, okay, you know, I'll wait
our turn. And then she comes over to her. She goes, Hi,
you missed the session and I was like what session. She's like,
well, if you would have, did you download the app like that had
like the whole schedule. And I was like oh no, and Bellows like,
by the way, at this point, they were very they were strongly
considering this school, very strongly considering it. She loved the program and like,
oh, um no, she goes, well, we just had an
information session. She didn't even know why I was there. I didn't get
a word out of my mouth like ask a question. She just braided us,
and I was like, I'm sorry. I saw the schedule, the
main schedule. I didn't know there was a separate schedule for the theater department.
She goes, oh, I mean it was just so dismissive and so
rude. She goes, well I have to leave, and I go,
oh, okay at school, I was like, no worries, I just
wanted. She didn't even say like, hey, Bella you know, I'm
great to see you. Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry I got to
run out of here. We just had this whole information session. If you
have a question, just email me. Sorry we missed you. First of
all, people that this was an LA based school. Not everybody came for
this open house. If you lived in New York, you're not flying out
for the open house, right, It's not. It was an all school
open house, you know what I mean. So this wasn't like every single
student that got accepted was there. And I was like, come on,
completely berated us. I was like, but then I was like, anyway,
I just had a question about like the talent based scholarships do you know
when week? And she goes, oh, yeah, you know those will
be coming out in two weeks. I was like, okay, thinks it
okay, and we left. I got the worst taste in my mouth.
I was just like, what was the play in that, right? What
was the point in being so rude? Like truly, like, it's not
like we looked at the schedule and we saw that and we're like we're not
going to that. Right of course we would have gone therese it information,
so of course we would have gone anyway. It was like wow, and
that really actually was kind of a big reason. I was like, do
you want to spend four years with the director of that program? Of course,
right, you know, And she actually spoke with a student that goes
there now. Because of course, I'm on every like facebook page for parents
that are at this school, for parents that have applied to the school,
and so I reached out to some parents. I'm like, hey, can
my daughter talk to one of your students that's at the school, that's in
this program? You know, in general? Do they like it? Do
they not? What do they think? So she did ask one of the
students, like, hey, how much interaction do you have with this person?
And they were like, honestly, really not that much. Yeah,
And I was like, okay, well that's good to know it's mainly just
the acting coaches and stuff like that, and wow. But yeah, yeah,
that's that's a shame. I mean, yeah, you know, but
that's exciting. What about your other kids? So, Sophie, I have
a fifteen year old girl, she'll be a sophomore. I mean, she's
just like Sadie and Xander, just about six months behind them in age.
And she was she's a cheerleader. She was captain of her chair team as
a freshman of JAB, which is super cute. And then she tried out
and made varsity, so she'll be on varsity as amazing. It's really cool.
She's a bass so she's like got the muscle to like hold the girl.
She throws the girls in the air. Great, she's great. Loves
it, like honestly, I it's not for me, I don't, I
don't. It's her thing. She loves it. She absolutely loves it.
So she's that's mainly what she does. And she's like, you know,
like in like a leadership thing, like student council type thing. And she's
very different from Bella. She lays very low. She Bella is more like
really full of energy, like can't sit still, always wanting to. Oh
I'm like the talent, yeah exactly, like yeah, yeah, yeah,
bigger personality this one. We call her our stoner child. Yeah, even
though she's not touched a drug in her life and there's no plans do yeah,
but she's just chill, you know what I mean. She's funny because
she's a cheerleader, which goes totally against it. But when she's not cheerleading.
She's like, I'm good, I'm chill. I don't like need a
lot of fanfare. So they kind of she and Bella balance each other out.
She's more than happy with Bella having the attention. But now the bell
is going to school. Granted it's twenty minutes away, but she's going to
live on campus, and you know, do not leave me with my parents.
She's like so afraid that all the attention is going to be on her
and we're gonna be like, oh my god. Ah. Yeah. It's
funny though, because Bella is also as as outgoing and busy as she is,
she's such a homebody too. She's very family oriented. And even Elbie
and I were talking and Elbie was like, you know, Bella's going to
be home. I think he was even saying it. She's like, you
know me, Elbie, don't worry, I'm be home. Like she loves
hanging out with us as parents and with Sophie, like we can just she's
happy to go out and she's happy more than happy to be home. It's
nice. My husband works on the UCLA campus, and so she's she's just
one of those kids that's gonna be like, hey, Dad want to grab
lunch, where Sophie would be like, I don't know you please, you
know you're over there. I'm over here, you know, like please Dad
out of my space. Bella's just like, yeah, I love you Dad,
cream it across the quad. That is so cute. I love that.
Yeah, yeah, so so good. It's going on. Yeah,
it's exciting. You know, Bella and Elbie are still like BFFs and I
love that met at one they were one. Yeah, you guys met.
Where did you guys meet at the park? Park? As you knew when
you're a mom and you're struggling to like just hanging out at the park.
Met at Stephanie like moochennie diapers off of you or like buy a booty.
I was. I was, well, I was overwhelmed, but a little
less so because they were they were like one and a half. Yeah,
maybe like a little older than that even yeah, closer to two. Yeah,
because we got invited because she and I started talking, because we would
just both be at the park, right, we were more. Yeah,
and then you started talking. You started talking to me. Well, I
recognized each other from the back of US magazine. Had to write a little
square picture a little picture, like what was she commenting on your Fashion Police?
In the Fashion Police this magazine basically a free four phones essentially before like
yeah, so she yeah. She was like that's gonna sound so weird,
but like I think we've just been making small talk and she was like are
you And I was like, oh my, seriously. But then we were
talking and then our kids were like not really playing together, but you know,
playing, and then she was like, does Elbe like Dora? And
I was like, are you high? Of course, she like, who
doesn't like Dora? That's a ridiculous question. She was like, well,
we hired a Dora for Bella's birthday party. She's turning two, and um,
do you want to come? And I was like yeah, always looking
for something to do, right, kids that age brought her to the party.
We've told this story before, but the Dora had a humongous head,
like the biggest Dora ahead. It was in a costume. Yeah yeah,
with this giant door ahead. And Elbe was like crying hiding in the other
room. I was like, she was not having it. Meanwhile, Bella's
on Dora's lap. Yeah, hey girl, hire you someday for my project.
Exactly. Yeah, I don't think we ever missed a birthday after and
they never went to the same school really no, and they have their own
friends, but they've remain friends in same with Lily, who's our other friend,
Laura's friend, ye, and they've all remained like so Bella is like
LB, you're coming to UCLA and you're coming to the frat parties. We
are going to have a really good time. So it's really sweet. Yeah.
I love that because as you know, Lby's struggling right now, she's
on the struggle bus. How is the summer class going? So she's taking
an honors class in music appreciation. Okay, so and it's asynchronous, which
is nice. Yeah, although I've got to say it's kind of hard,
like I think, I mean, yes, COVID taught us all that we
can do things online, but I don't know if it's the best way to
learn because there's no teacher, you know, explaining anything to read that you
read. So it's interesting because the books there's no text book because it's an
online class, so you have to pay for this course. So even though
the school's free because we're in this promise program right right, but the course
you have to pay for the materials. You pay like a hundred bucks.
Oh, and it's like there's no real material, it's just like a on
like it. You might as well google it is my know what I mean,
Like because the assignments you just do in like a document, like a
Google doc basically, right, it's not a Google doc. It's what they
use. But my point is it's not like they have a special program that
they write, right, it's just written shit for the class. So,
um, she's she it's not hard. I mean she's doing it. Yeah,
it's not hard that but she's doing I mean, it's going fine.
Like She's like, oh, I kind of thought I was going to have
be really overwhelmed this summer, but she ended up due to the fact that
she changed the major from psychology to sociology, she only had to take one
class over this as opposed to like three classes, right, as opposed to
probably would have been music appreciation and a chemistry a pre wreck chemistry class in
order to take another chemistry class that she was going to need, and probably
a math class. It was going to be three classes yet and two of
them would have been hard, right, right, So she's like, oh,
my god, this is so much better. That's great. Yeah,
that's great. Good. We should take another break. All right, we're
back. Yeah yeah, what are you watching it? So summer has been
mellow because I'm not working. So what did we do? I'll tell you
what we did. This summer was so fun. We or you went to
New York. We went to New York. But before New York, we
I did. I went to Lake have Asu. I have not been there
since I was what exactly exactly? Oh my god, that place has not
changed in twenty five years. What did you go to Nevada? Like?
So? I? So we literally just went to house. So we rented
an airbnb with another family and we went out there for like four days,
and our whole point was just to be on the lake right and it's actually
a really great lake. It's warm, and we went there in June,
yes, right end of June, so it wasn't like one hundred and ten
degrees. It was literally like ninety eight degrees every day. The lake is
like perfect temperature. We rented a speedboat the first day, went wakeboarding,
tubing like at the best time, came back to the house, barbecued,
went in the pool, We had a pickleball, Core played some pickleball.
She was doing TikTok dances from the boat. So then the second day we
rented this like super fast pontoon boat, which actually we wakeboarded off of and
we tubed off. So we should have rented that the first day two because
is so much more comfortable. Yea. So my friend Andrea and I we
did like a whole like I don't know, like a TikTok dance, and
I posted it. We were just woping it up. It was so fun.
Then we went over to Copper Camp Onion Can. Yes, it was
empty because we were there midweek, like it was not when I used to
go there. I mean it was like, wow, you tied up houseboat
to houseboat to boat and people are walking from boat to boat and they're doing
bong yes whatever beer bonging and the girls are yeah, half naked and oh
my god. No, we went there. It was empty. It was
so nice. So Peter, we were with Peter and Andrea. They jumped
off the cliff. I didn't fun, was yeah, but they did it.
We videotaped. It was so fun and it's like a four hour drive.
Yeah, it's not far it's not far. Yeah, that's a good
idea. Yeah, get a house Airbnb if you go with another family,
dude, it was so fun. The town there's nothing to do, you
know, which is fine, but if you're there with another family being on
the lake, yeah totally yeah. Oh I love that. That was so
fun. And then you need to rent boats and stuff totally easy, like
so easy. And then who drives? Like does somebody Well, I grew
up water skiing and being on the lake, so I can drive a boat.
My friend Andre who came, they have a lake house that she grew
up on and so she knows how to drive. So it was like,
yeah, that's so. My husband drove a little bit. Yeah, so
super fun. And then Bella and I went to New York for like a
graduation present. Yeah, it was so fun. We saw five shows.
It was so fun. We saw Back to the Future, which you would
think like Back to the Future and Broadway so good. It's going to be
coming to the pantageous at some point. I highly highly recommend that you hate
musicals and you're not into Broadway shows. This is not the typical like they
have like pyrotechnics, they have the DeLorean, like goes over the audience and
flips upside down wall, Doc and Marty are in it. It's like it's
interactive three D. It's not your typical Broadway but it's amazing. That so
fun. And then we saw a parade with Ben Platt, which you know.
Then we saw Sweeney Todd with Josh Grobin. Wow, and we got
to meet Josh Grobin. He was so nice. Bella was wearing a Wayne's
World hat and we went to you know stage door you go after the show
and you stand there and he I have video of him going, oh,
I love your hat. Oh, that's so cute. And then we saw
um, what a fun good Night Oscar with Sean Hayes. If you guys
are SmartLess fans, which I am, I love Sean Hayes. Yeah,
the podcast SmartLess is great, so funny, and I'm obsessed. Did you
see the whole Yes? Did you? Oh? Yeah, I loved it
so good. I love their chemistry. They're so freaking funny. Yeah.
Will Arnette's so hilarious, hilarious. Of course, I freaking love Jason Baman
and you've like met him essentially right once or two, like at Jimmy's.
Yeah, he's just a nice guy. He really is. He is what
you see in here really. Oh yeah, but Sean Hayes doesn't talk that
much. I noticed that on the documentary. On the podcast, he does.
He does more on the podcast. But that's kind of his role.
Yeah, you know, like just say a few things here and there,
and they're kind of silly and funny and like right, sometimes they take the
piss out of him, and that's kind of his role in the whole thing.
Yeah. But he was in good Night Oscar and he won a Tony
for it. Oh wow, says is so talented. Yeah, it was
so bright too, I mean extremely smart. That's the thing, like when
when I think about Bella going to U ceiling, you're telling me all the
classes that I think about that, and I see these acts. Sometimes I
see these actors, and some actors you're like, he's just a good looking
guy or yeah. But then some actors they're extremely bright and smart, and
yes, I guess it's because they did the Bella route, you know.
Yeah, I mean some and some just are either well read or like I
don't know, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's yeah, So good Night
Oscar and I feel like we saw one more, I don't know anyway,
So we did that and then we just literally walked around to everywhere, you
know how you do it in New York. We took the subway everywhere,
like we just wanted to like just she would love to live there, you
know, she just she's like New York is me. After seven days,
I was like, I need to come home. I need like piece and
quiet. Where do you go in New York where you just want like where
there's quiet. There's no where you can walk even Central Park that's like just
like you need. So actually we got back and like two days later,
I just went to the beach by myself. I was like, I need
like quiet. I drove over the hill, I went to the beach for
like two hours and just like laid there the waves and then came back.
That's a great idea. And Bella meanwhile came home and called to Elbe and
was like, hey, girls, trip to New York. I'm like,
it's fun to go to work with your mom, and I'm glad you like
to hang out with me, but like this would be so much more fun
with like someone your age. You know, they can go thrifting and like
whatever. It's so funny how far you've come, Julie, because it wasn't
that long ago that you were like, oh my god, I can't the
girls cannot play on the front long was that parent I am? He was
like, my kids are gonna get sex trafficked from the swing in our front
yard. And I was like, Julie, they're nine, They're not nobody's
going to kidnap them from the front yard. And she's like, yes,
they will. No. I I was a little bit like that too.
Well. I picked up Bella from a friend's house and this girl lived with
her mom and they kind of had like a pipilong stocking house, just stuff
everywhere, and like, I was just like and they had like tire swing
in the front yard and trampoline in the backyard and zipline and just like.
But so I go to she's in third grade, and I go Jamie and
I drive up to pick her up and she's in the front yard on the
tire swing, but the front doors closed, and I was like, oh,
hell Ma, And she called me. She was like, do you
think it's okay that they're just outside in front on a tire swing? And
I was like yes, And I was like no, I'm like, who
I know, I would not. I'm like, well, at least the
motto left the front door open. I mean, what if someone came by
and they were screaming, nobody would hear them, Nobody would say And I
literally didn'tdn't let her go over there after that. Yeah, well, okay,
you guys. I used to be the same way a little bit.
Yeah, Like I didn't want to, Like, if you take go on
vacation, a lot of people are like, oh, and I know this
is silly, but like, oh, we're gonna put them, you know,
we're gonna all go out to dinner and put them in the babysitting thing.
And I was like, no, I'm not doing that, Like I
don't know why. Its like I don't trust well, I don't trust that
either, but I don't. I don't. I wasn't like imagining bad stuff
happening on our front lawn. Dude, you want to hear a crazy story?
Yeah, this just happened a year ago to my friend who lives in
a suburb of Seattle. Her husband was working from home. There are neighbors
that live next door to them that have two younger kids like six and four
and then there's a girl that lives around the corner and she's ten, and
so they would have the ten year old to come and play with the six
and four year old when the mom was home. So the ten year old
came over, six and four year old. They're all hanging out and they're
like, this is a neighborhood where everybody walks. There's a corner store,
So like, we go down to the corner store and get some candynetta.
Sure, you know, so all the kids just walk everywhere. They walk
to school. They walked to the corner store without parents, No big deal,
this is just the So they're walking to the corner store. Everything's great.
They come back, they're walking past my friend's house and a guy pulls
up in a random This is what I'm this is why I think. Guy
pulls up. This was all on video because there happened to be an Amazon
truck that had like a like a camera. Guy pulls up, grabs the
ten year old. Oh, guy pulls up into my friend's driveway to kind
of cut them off because they were walking past her house. So he pulls
up into the driveway to blockaday broad daylight. Middle of the day, and
he gets out of the car, grabs a ten year old, opens the
trunk and starts putting her in the trunk. Oh my god. Meanwhile,
the six and the four year old were taught by the mom to yell fire,
not help, but fire, because more people are gonna come if you
hear fire. I remember, which I never thought about. Ain't nobody wants
to come help. You're like, oh god, yeah, but fire.
They're like, where is it? Yeah, this might affect me. Yeah.
So the six and the four year old the lives next door to my
friend, so since they were very close to the house, you know,
they yelled fire fired. The mom heard, comes running out of the house,
sees the girl getting put into the trunk and starts beating the guy,
like fighting for her life to get as she's like trying to scrap with this
guy. The girl gets out of the trunk and grabs the two kids and
starts running. And then at that point, like I think, the Amazon
drivers like wait what is going on? And like comes out, the guy
gets in the car and drives away. Wow, dude, yeah, I
So my friend her husband, who is working in the house, like starts
hearing commotion and then comes out out kind of after the fact, but he
takes all the kids into the house, calls my friend. She comes home
from work. She's a nurse. Well yeah, I mean all of it,
but like also called my friend to say, like, because they know
those kids, you know, because they're neighbors, you need to come home
and like take care of these kids. She's a nurse, so she like,
you know, can like I don't whatever, So she helped calm them
down while the mom was calling that It wasn't It was the craziest story I've
ever heard. Wow. Yeah, so yeah, I'm like, see,
I was validated all those years of being crazy. I mean, look,
the chances are that's not going to happen. I know that, right,
I still can't. Yeah yeah, who wants to make that? Yeah yeah.
Did they ever catch the guy? That's a great question. He was
nowhere on the internet, Like his name was nowhere on the internet, like
all this weird stuff. I got. You know what I should ask my
friend if they ended up catching him. That's a really good heard stories like
like Orange Counties, like some girls kidnapped in front of her house, like
in a great neighborhood. Like this thing you just hear about that kind of
stuff and you're like, well, I feel like because and maybe I'm wrong,
and I don't know this from researching it, but I feel like sex
trafficking, I don't know this from any kind of facts or like, I
just feel it. I feel it in my bones. I just okay,
But like, don't you feel like sex trafficking appears to be kind of a
newer ish thing, And so I feel like when we were around, people
were kidnapped and it was terrible. But I feel like now with sex trafficking,
like there's money getting made an industry. Yeah, so I feel like
they're like on the prowl. But maybe trafficking does not happen the way that
the media right now. It's like the Sounds of Freedom movie that's out.
It's that which is basically by conspiracy theorists understand that sex trafficking is not just
kidnapping a kid from Ikea and then selling them into prostitution. That is so
rare. What it is is rooming and taking kids that are like homeless families
and you know, parents that are addicted to drugs and are never home.
It's bringing it's pulling those kind of kids away from their families. So it's
like grooming online and then you say, hey, i'll pick you up,
we'll take you to McDonald's and then boom, they're gone. Yeah yeah,
that does happen. But that's not the last show Undercover under Age you'll see.
Oh my god, right, yeah, yeah, that's what I'm gonna
watch. Listen, we need we need to take one more break. So
what about the story that your friend told you that happened to them in Europe?
Oh my god, that's a good one. This is a crazy story,
you guys. It's a cautionary tale. Okay, it is a caution
It's not funny, so I shouldn't be laughing. It's just it's not funny
at all. Am I very expressive? Are you getting freaked out cacause you
got two little girls? Two little girls? Okay, this is a good
This is a crazy story. Okay. So a friend of mine went to
Europe with her daughter, same thing, like, they all graduated high school,
let's go to Europe. She went with two other moms and they're eighteen
year old daughters. They've all been friends since they were little. It's like
if me, you and Laura took Stephanie took Elbe and Lily. Okay,
so the three moms, three daughters go to Europe. They're in France having
the best time. They made reservations at this like cool like restaurant that turns
into a nightclub as you go later on the night, but you have to
have reservations to do the restaurant thing, and it's like a fancy, cool
thing and it's like down in like some basement. It's it's an experience.
So they do that and they have fun. They have dinner and then they
start playing music. I think there was like a band and everybody's on the
table dancing, and then it's open to the public. So the mom was
like, we were just having fun, were you know, not drinking too
much or anything, just having a good time, like and she said my
daughter was like, so the place got pretty packed, and there was like
a woman, this blonde woman that looked like she was maybe late twenties or
early thirties that was kind of close to them and just kind of like,
hey, oh, you guys are Americans, and you know, just talking
to them. So they were just being nice and talking back. No big
deal. So then like one mom is on the stage dancing, you know.
The other moms are just like having the best time, and my friend's
daughter was like, mom, I want to go, and she was like,
what do you like? Roving so much fun? Just stayed and she
just didn't take it like that seriously, and she's like and so the daughter
like kind of stayed a little longer and then she's like, mom, I
really want to go. And so then finally they're like, okay, you
know, we're cool, We're going. So they leave. They get into
the cab and the daughter just like falls asleep, like just kind of like
passes out, and she's like what. They get back to the hotel,
they're like walking her up to the hotel room. And then and then the
other mom calls my friend and goes, hey, did you lose your wallet?
Do you have My wallet's gone? I think someone stole my wallet.
And she's like, oh Jesus or she looks like no, all my stuff
is here, but my daughter's acting kind of weird. She's like laying down,
like acting like out of it, and they're just like really weird.
They're like that was weird. So they actually called the police and they were
like something happened my wallet got stolen my daughter, seems. The police came
and they were like, yes, it's a whole sex trafficking thing. Where
turns out they looked at her daughter and she had a huge bruise on her
butt that was not there before. So this is now the next morning,
and they called the police, and the police came and said, what they're
doing is there? So her daughter was wearing like a cotton tight dress and
so it was like very thin materially. It wasn't like denim or anything.
And what the police said, is they the reason the bruises are. They
probably injected her with whatever, like a roofie type thing and with the idea,
which is weird because she's with her mom, you know it so weird.
Is all weird? And why like it seems hard to if you're going
to roofie somebody. If I was to rufie somebody, I would just go
to the old school, like put something in their drink. Yeah, would
you want? I don't taking a vial with you and you rub up against
them and you just quickly inject them and then you're done. And so they
think it was this really pretty fun, bubbly blond woman that robbed them of
their wallet, and right, there's women involved too with yeah, and they
forget to se trafficker. That's the thing. They can't prove it obviously,
right, they can't get started. You're like, I am so gonna sex
traffic somebody tonight. And then she goes injects them and then she's like,
fuck, I really forgot so to follow through it. I know. Well
the next day she was like, Mom, this is why I wanted to
leave. That woman made me feel so uncomfortable. She's like, I wish
she would have told me, like why you wanted to leave, Like what
was going on. She's like, I'm sorry I should have listened to you
and said let's go, but I just thought you were kind of like getting
tired, and I was like, oh, maybe we can spend twenty more
minutes have some fun. She goes, no, Mom, she was making
me feel so uncomfortable and so the daughter, you know. And anyway,
so she talked to her, she goes, that's it. Next time you
tell me you're uncomfortable, we're out of here. Like, wasn't she really
out of it? Like even the next day, yes, Like she didn't
even go out with them the next day because she was completely out of it,
which is so unlike her. So the cops are like, we can't
prove anything. We don't know that that bruise is from being injected, but
it certainly seems that way, and the fact that your daughter's out of it.
And yes, sex trafficking is a big issue in Paris. Wow.
So I was like, oh my god. So like of course, I'm
like, well, I'm not letting my kids got Like what if it was
just themselves, maybe they would have followed them home, they had taken you
know, gone to their hotels. I don't know. And they now like
they yeah, they say like women are involved in these groups because they because
girls aren't feeling more comfortable and absolutely, yeah, just see, it's more
likely to get sex trafficked at a night at an all night nightclub then like
target, Yeah, yeah, I know. There's all these target stories.
You guys talk about how people feel like they were followed and they did.
The stories are always ridiculous. They're always like there were two Mexican guys and
a woman and they were walking around the store, you know, and everywhere
we went there they were and it's like you're with your kid and they were,
and then they were going to snatch my kid. But like I went
and told security and then the people are like, wait what yeah, yeah
shopping, yeah, you know, yeah, I couldn't find what I wanted,
so I went to this aisle. Then I went around this aisle and
then they told me it was on the end of this aisle. Meanwhile,
this woman's like traffic, I'm trying to steal my child, right, Yeah,
I just don't think that's that common, but it does. See,
I mean that is crazy. Could be in a nightclub, yeah, absolutely,
get injected with something. I just feel like the world like you cannot
you just can't let your guard down no ever, Like and I'm already nutty
and a worry ward as it is, so this is not helping. Yeah,
cause the thing that sucks is like, as a woman, you know
that, and we see these things on Facebook all the time, But I
just don't think that men have any idea. Yes, how paranoid we have
to be all the time because yeah, I always want to rape you and
I'm not literally funny, I'm so you have to if you're not if you're
alone at night and buy yourself in a dark on a dark street, like
you could be attacked by a serial killer. Yeah, but you know that
Citizen app has a thing now where you can have you can for a service.
You can have it's tell you can say I'm walk you can call and
something and say I'm walking alone. Can you stay with me on the phone
until and they have like satellite and you know yeah, and then if something
happens, they can dispatch to where wherever your daughter is. Yeah. A
lot of people have it for their kids. I just joined cizen app recently
because of the knocking on my house. Oh my god, dad a heck
of it. That was such a crazy story story. So I would have
finish shitting and I would have been like, Sonny, you are not going
outside with a bat but all hiding in a closet until morning time. But
okay, Sonny is a badass. I my kids listened to his episode.
They were like, oh my god, he's so well spoken, he's articulate.
But he's so cool. What a good brother like that whole like Patreona,
Oh my god, I thank you. He is the coolest him.
So he's like a dad already. He's Natalia with her friends. I'm like,
Natalia, what are you doing You're not even here and your friends are
at my door. Good impression, Julie. Thank You's so sweets. He's
my little pal. Yeah, but totally yeah, it's so good on the
show. Thank you. He enjoyed it, very natural, very very good.
Yeah, yeah, funny. Yeah, anyway, Xander is like I
was. I feel like Xander. I mean, obviously your sense of humor
comes out in him too, but he is John like through and through his
voice. Yeah, just like it. The way he delivers his comedy is
so John. Oh my god, he's so funny. And he's grown so
much as I've seen him, and he came in like he's like a little
dude. Man, I knows to just be little. There are little babies.
I have a I have a video of Elby and Sadie and Xander at
like at Adam Krola's at the studio, a main studio and they were there
one time and Elbi is like probably nine, the tennis ball or something and
the twins are you know, six babies. Yeah. Julie's got a Patreon
for us, Yeah she does. You will have already heard it. That's
the funny thing about Thursday shows. Oh yeah, is you will have They
will have heard the Patreon, but if they didn't, they should go back
yes this week. Yeah, yeah, it's a good story. Well,
Julie, thank you so much for coming in, for having me so exciting.
You're a fan favorite. Everybody loves you. Thank you well. I
love you, guys. I am still your number one fan. I don't
miss a show. I don't miss a Patreon I love. Even though I
talked to Stephanie, I'm still like, oh, what's happening? This speech
started listening because I started the podcast after we were already friends. Yeah,
I did you start listening early on? Like, because I think probably day
one? Yeah, what a good friend. Yeah, I have no friends
that listen. It's probably better. I don't know Julie and Robin. But
now you can't talk shit about me like you're like, oh shit, I've
never wanted to maybe maybe a few times. Julie's crazy, but I'm just
gonna have to get I can tease you about anything that's crazy. I mean
most of my friends I can kind of tease them. Yeah, that's true.
I have told a few stories about a few friends that then I was
like, oh god, God, bless I hope they don't ever live to
but and you always know who they are. And sometimes I've told a story
that I'm like, oh, Julie's gonna be like what because you'll know who
it's about, and she will. She'll text me and be like, were
you talking about so and so? And then I'm like, of course I
was. I can't even think of a good example. But anyway, Yeah,
all right, well you'll come back again. Yeah, God, you
got something to promote. Yeah, just listen subscribe. Oh oh my god,
I would be remin if I didn't shout out two listeners. Oh man,
I wish I did this at the beginning. Jeanette Moore is a listener
of the show, and I've seen her on fcol. So when the whole
Taylor Swift craze happened and people were waiting in line to buy tickets, I
had no idea. I have a ticket Master thing, I have an American
Express. I didn't even know that you were supposed. My kids didn't tell
me like, hey, Taylor Swift tickets are coming out. You need to
get in a queue. You need nothing. So I'm on Instagram or Facebook
and I see everybody going, are you in line for Taylor Swift tickets.
This is this is a you can only get six, this and that,
and I was like, dude, what. So I'm like, if anybody
is buying Taylor Swift tickets but doesn't need six, you know, if anybody
can buy two for me, I will pay you back. Of course,
Like, I just didn't even know this was a thing I should have gotten
in line. So Janette Moore wrote back and she's like, I got you.
I'll get you two tickets. I was like, what, dude,
she delivered. She got me two tickets. Wow. She lives in Canada.
So I she's like, this is how much they cost. So I
refunded her, but I refunded her more because of the exchange rate. And
she's like, oh, let me reimburse you. I'm like no, Like
it wasn't even that much more of it. I'm like, keep whatever the
extra money is, because you just sat in line for I don't even know
how long to get these tickets. That is so nice of you. She
could resell them for thousands of dollars. Literally, they were like one hundred
and fifty bucks each. We wanted to resell them, we could probably get
who knows thousands. Yeah, she's so nice. I cannot say enough nice
things about her ever indebted. So Bella and Sophie are going just my two
kids. When is it it's August, Dave. Yeah, So, Jeanette,
you're amazing, amazing, honestly, like, I was so kind of
you to do that. And then Becky our favorite because Bella runs a cheer
camp and has a cheer team and Dada, so twice a year she hooks
us up with T shirts and she's amazing girl. Becky bears always delivers like
the best product. She's so awesome. So well that's her, that's her
shout out. That's awesome to go to just basic Becky. There you go,
or go find her on Facebook at Basic Becky. Yeah, there you
go. It's awesome. Thank you so much again, Julie, we love
you. Thank you guys. This is awesome. All right, all right,
your Friday. You're a parrot. No, don't have it up. Letting go