Speaker 1: I made a decision.
Speaker 2: Past sunny Sun on Ihad a vision night.
Speaker 1: What's happening everybody for crying out loud, woo whoo whooo.
How was your Memorial Day yesterday?
Speaker 3: My Memorial Day was pretty incredible.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I sure did. We're sitting here on Memorial Day recording. Yeah,
we don't skip a day.
Speaker 3: We do not.
Speaker 1: You know what I want to say.
Speaker 2: I want to open the show with thinking Glenn for
the avocados. Glenn Lynette gave me a I'm holding it
like you guys can't see it. We're not a video podcast.
But oh my god, like a big bag of delicious avocados, yes,
from his farm.
Speaker 4: From his like he's got a farm, Like he's got
chickens with their laying fresh eggs, he's got a bunch
of dogs. He's got you know, avocado trees for days.
So he sent me and you a bag of but
they're not ripe yet. He said to keep them out,
like wait wait until they get ripe. But they're really good.
And then his daughter has a little business where she
makes sour dough bread and it's really cute. So he
sent me a little loaf of sour It was delicious,
So good fresh sour dough.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, thank you. He's really really sweet of you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Lynette tells me that you listen to all of
our episodes, and I'm so flattered.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he does, he does.
Speaker 4: He sits at his office and he videotapes it and
sends it to me. Held videotape the beginning of the
show with his partner and his business partner, Phil, who's
in the office with him, and they try to guess
how we're going to open the show.
Speaker 1: What do you say, Phil? Isaay, she's gonna say, what's up? Fuckers?
Speaker 4: But yeah, he loves our show, listens to all of it,
feature on everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so we yeah, we weren't sure if we were
going to be able to record today because we are
at Patrick's studio and you know, he's got little kids now. Yeah,
it's in a very different phase of life than we are.
And we did have the foresight to go, oh, he's
a parent of young kids. There's no holiday, right, there's
only I have to make my kids happy all day long.
Speaker 3: But his kids had plans.
Speaker 1: Oh nice.
Speaker 2: Isn't it hilarious when you think about, like they have
their own lives. These kids get their social calendar gets
booked more than ours.
Speaker 1: Do, right, they're very busy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like this person, this little friend, the kindergarten
friend's going to have some friends over for I mean,
I'm guessing, yeah, more little barbecue.
Speaker 3: This one's got the you know they do.
Speaker 4: And Patrick's usually the one that loves to entertain and
have people here. Yes, he's always has little kids running
around this studio and in the backyard.
Speaker 1: So it did hit me.
Speaker 4: And I asked Stephanie and she's like, I already checked
with Patrick. We're good to go, nobody will be in
the studio. And I'm like, that's great producing. Stephanie, Well
you didn't.
Speaker 2: I had to say, can you please tell me that
that's great producing?
Speaker 3: I did think about it. I'm one step ahead of you.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, So not like we would have plans anyway today, No,
I mean, what do we do?
Speaker 1: It sounds work?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well for a minute I was gonna text you
and say, do you have any like big barbecue plans?
But then I was like, you wouldn't have them on
Monday anyway, because normal people have their Memorial festivities on
a Sunday, right, And I say normal people because no,
we were not invited to any barbecues yet.
Speaker 4: Now I was invited to the racetrack, to Santa Nita
Racetrack on Saturday.
Speaker 3: Race Okay, so I want to hear about that.
Speaker 4: So you know my friends Don and Steve, they're big gamblers.
And Steve, her husband, is a big ponies. He bets
on the ponies, loves the racetrack. And it's Memorial weekend
and there's a bunch of people going and were like,
you want to go, we'll pick you up. Your house
is right on the way to sant Anita. And I
was like, great stevil drive. You know, Don and I
can have a good time meet the friends there. And
so we did that and every single race I bet
on lost nothing, would win everything.
Speaker 2: Then no, wait, let me ask you this, were you
reading because I used to love to go to the track. Yes,
And oh my god, Charles Bukowski wrote a bunch of
books that I have loved, Charles p Bikowski books. I'm
looking around because uh, Patrick has a Charles Pokowski book
on that second shelf.
Speaker 1: One of those books is the Charles Paw.
Speaker 2: Anyway, he would he wrote a lot about the track,
and I used to just think I was so cool
and edgy and drunk when I was at the racetrack
and I get but I would get the betting paper,
like I would read you get the book horses figure
out like which one's favorite to win, which one's a
little long shot, and boxing all the back.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yeah, you do that.
Speaker 1: Well we were well Steve knows a lot and down too.
Speaker 4: They both knew a lot about it, and uh they
were like, but I don't know anything, and they were like, okay,
you want to put like, you know, five dollars exacta
on this and that like okay, so it's just doing
what they were doing.
Speaker 1: And then I would also.
Speaker 2: The exacta is you're predicting what comes in and they
have to be in the same or order. So it
would have to be I'm betting this horse comes in first,
this one second, and this one third, right, and the
try or no, that might be two, this one's going
to come in first and this one second, and then
a trifecta is I think verse three the first three second,
but then if you do a box they can come
in any order.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, you're speaking Mandarin to me, like I okay.
Speaker 3: I'm so excited.
Speaker 4: I know, yeah, I know, but I so I would
do what they said, but then I would also like, oh,
I like the name of this horse, you know, Magic Monday.
Speaker 1: So I put it dollar, you know, put some honey
down on that horse.
Speaker 4: Not didn't win, And then I bet the seventh horse
and the seventh race because they say that's good.
Speaker 1: Lost like everything I lost.
Speaker 4: Then I ran into So Wendy's sister is married to Salah,
who is Middle Eastern and owned horses that he's always
at the race. He's the one that owned the strip
clubs and stuff.
Speaker 1: Oh ok, so he's like he's in a suit.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's total right out of Central casting, like
walking around with his booklet and his pen in his hand,
like come on, baby, come on, like just walking around.
Knows everybody there, the cashier, they all know him, running
to him and he's like, Lynette, honey, how you doing.
How's Windy? Give her my love, big hug, big kiss.
Meets my friends like talks to them about the horses,
and then he goes, come on, honey, come on, I'm
going to put one hundred dollars for you.
Speaker 1: I go, you don't have to do that'salt.
Speaker 4: But okay, it's I got all this one hundred dollars
in the spot. I'm like, all right. He's like, no, honey,
I'm going to I'm going to tell you this. This
one is going to win. So he goes, it's not Italian.
Speaker 3: But yeah, yes, I just takes a stay. It's a
little Italian.
Speaker 1: It is a little time. It's like, honey, honey, come on, honey.
Speaker 4: So he puts the hundred dollars down, goes up to
the cashier like, Rita, here, Rita, this is for her.
Speaker 1: I want this on number two. Whatever wins.
Speaker 4: Turn around. We watched the race. The horse wins. I
won one hundred and fifty bucks, and.
Speaker 3: I'm like, wait, you bet one hundred, but you won
one hundred and fifty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he put one hundred down and I won one
hundred and fifty. Goes, that's yours, honey, that's yours.
Speaker 1: Honey. No, no, no, it's not mine. That's yours. You
keep it.
Speaker 4: You have fun. Yeah, and just left walked away. So
that was great. So, you know, didn't win. I won
nine dollars at one point.
Speaker 1: So then you spent.
Speaker 3: But I think if you were spending the one fifty
that you won.
Speaker 1: No, I pocketed that one fifty.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, I just kept using like I took out
like two hundred bucks and I came home with a
bunch of twenties.
Speaker 1: I didn't care. It was all.
Speaker 4: I didn't spend that much. I put like three dollars,
five dollars, you know. And then some races I sat
out and I'm like, this is not going well for me.
I'm going to go have a cigarette with all the
other gambling degenerates outside smoking.
Speaker 1: So that was fun. Yeah, it was.
Speaker 4: But we stayed for all the races, and I think
the Tali is going today with her friends. Really it's
a big weekend at the Santa Nina Racetrack.
Speaker 3: Oh interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, did you wear like a big hat or no?
Speaker 1: Okay, but I dressed kind of nice.
Speaker 4: We sat in like the air conditioned place where you
can overlook the track because you know, Don's husband Steve
has I don't know. I made reservations, bought the tickets,
and it was fun, but a good time. Everybody was
in a good mood though, and then it's fun when
people are winning, and other people in my group were winning,
so that was great, and I'm like, well, why didn't
I bet on what this guy bet, you know, But
I don't know. I was just going up and doing
whatever Don was doing, right, you know, right, because they
seemed to know what had a Yeah, I didn't get
any of it, but yeah, one point I won nine dollars,
but for the most part, I was just like, I'm
just gonna keep watching.
Speaker 2: I don't think I've ever won very much money at
the racetrack ever, so I think it was mostly a
losing proposition.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we used to go every year for Father's Day
with Jimmy and his kids, us, our kids, bunch of us,
sal Melissa, and it was fun because we would tell
the kids, like, pick a horse, We're gonna go put money.
Son he had like, at one point, like a bunch
of five dollars in his hand.
Speaker 1: He was like ten years old. That was fun back then.
Speaker 4: It's always fun when you go with a group of
people that, yeah, are having good time.
Speaker 2: Also, I do feel bad for the horses because, yeah,
that's the one thing that's a little bit like, Yeah, no,
horses are not treated well and they're drugged and like,
you know.
Speaker 1: Are they really they don't have great lives, these race horses.
It's sad.
Speaker 3: I know, it is really sad.
Speaker 4: And we went down to the paddock and we like
pet some of the horses that came through there. Yeah,
it was nice. It was a beautiful day. So that
was my Memorial weekend.
Speaker 3: Nice. I will tell you this, LB. I'm gonna I'm
going to life three sixty her as we speak. Elbe
went to Vegas this weekend for her school trip. Oh
she was going.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they had a UCLA trip to Vegas. She's on
the I fifteen. Yes, she's near Nipton, California. Is she driving,
She's drived. She drove, Yeah, she drove. Okay, so they
had to drive. She's only going six miles per hour
right now. So Memorial Day weekend, she's on the fifteen.
Speaker 3: She's coming home four miles per hour. She's on our
way home.
Speaker 1: That's Today's the worst day to drive home from day.
Speaker 2: I feel so bad for her. Just my that was
a traffic Oh god, yeah, poor thing. Yeah, so okay, yes,
her whole senior class.
Speaker 3: It's a senior trip.
Speaker 1: Fun.
Speaker 2: So they they planned a whole itinerary for the kids.
There's a you know, they I've been paying this for
months because it was like you could do it in
payment plans, so it didn't hurt me as bad.
Speaker 3: So it was like one.
Speaker 2: Hundred dollars one hundred and twenty five dollars a month
for whatever. But anyway, they got a place to stay,
but then they had to find their own transportation there.
But there was like things planned for them, like you
can go to this club between these two hours, that
will be one hour of open bar at this place.
Speaker 1: That's a nice time.
Speaker 2: So in what hotel were they the something Las Vegas Resorts, okay,
Resort World.
Speaker 1: Maybe it was called I don't know, probably off the
strip a little bit. No, she said it was on
the strip. Oh nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's right Caesar's Palace.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, so that's where don is a big way
all there. Yeah, yeah, dying star.
Speaker 2: So the only you would have been proud of me
because so first of all, I get I get anxious,
as as we all do parents out there when my
kid is her phone is dying.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was trying to reason with myself a little bit
about this, and I was like, well, when I was
a kid, you know, we didn't have phones. But then
I was like, yeah, but it's a different world now
and almost everything relies on your phone, right, Like in
those days you just flag down a cab, right and
you have to get an uber on your phone.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe there's still caps in yes.
Speaker 1: Yeah there is.
Speaker 4: So she was already in Vegas when her phone was dying.
Oh my god, you was arriving.
Speaker 2: So every once in a while I would just check
her location just to see like, oh is she are
they still in the room? Like, and I'm telling you
not obsessively, just everyone's every like a couple times a day,
I'd just be like, oh, where is she? And she
was texting me here and there, and she was having
the best time. But one night, I think I woke
up in the middle of the night. I've been having
some trouble sleeping, as you do, and it was like
three in the morning. I'd woke it up and I
was like, I'm just gonna I'm just going to lie
through sixty her and I was like, her phone is
She's out of somewhere and her phone is like below
five percent.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh my god, her phone's going.
Speaker 2: To die and she's out at the club and what's
going to happen? And then I was like, all right,
you know what. One cannot live like this, Like it's ridiculous. Yeah,
she's a big girl, she's twenty one years old.
Speaker 1: Yeah she'll figure it out.
Speaker 4: And also yeah, when they're with my I don't worry
too much about Natalia. I do check where she is sometimes,
but like she's I know, she's always with friends. If
her phone is dead, you know, one of her other
friends can check it out, or you know what I mean,
we'll take over, or maybe somebody's got a charger on that.
Speaker 1: These kids don't know each other's phone numbers is the problem.
Speaker 2: So my brain was telling me the worry part of
my brain was like, well, I knew that she wasn't
with her roommates. She had gone to go meet this
friend of hers who doesn't even go to UCLA, who
happened to be in Vegas, and she was like it
turned out that that wasn't even the case. That plan
had changed. I found out later. The point is, though,
I was like, my brain was just, it's the middle
of the night. I can't sleep. Do you ever have
this thing where I don't even It's really hard to explain,
but it's like if I wake up and it's really
late at night, or it's the middle of the night. Yeah,
it's like I'm hearing voices. Yeah, I'm not hearing voices
like telling me, ye no to go kill John.
Speaker 1: No, I exactly.
Speaker 3: I mean I would use that as an excuse.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, And obviously that's your differences.
Speaker 2: Listen to podcast episode yeah one hundred and four for proof.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: But it's like it's like chatter my brain, but I
can't turn it off. It's like it's like thoughts, but
they but they come across as almost like sound.
Speaker 1: Do you know what I mean? Yeah, I do know
what you mean.
Speaker 3: Where it's like my brain is going, okay, but I'll
be's over here and doing this.
Speaker 2: Don't forget that you have to do this tomorrow. And
but it's like talking and I can't stop it. And
that's why I will get on my phone and to
just to stop. Ye, I'll go like look at threads
right right, play a game.
Speaker 1: You get sleepy again. I get sleepy. The same thing.
Speaker 2: Problem is I rarely get sleepy again if I'm on
my phone. So John will say, if that happens, turn
on a podcast, because then it's you can listen to something,
but you can put your head down like you're going
to sleep right, but sometimes there's just nothing to listen to. Yeah,
I know, and I don't want to wake him up,
so it's like okay. But the point is, with all
that going on, you would have been proud of me
because I was like, I'm not going to check it again.
Speaker 1: That's good. And I didn't. That's good.
Speaker 3: I woke up in the morning and I was like, well, now.
Speaker 2: I think I can check it because it'll be like
now I can skip to the last chapter and see
what happened, right, And sure enough she was back in
her room with her phone charge at a hundred, and
I was like, it all worked out?
Speaker 1: It does.
Speaker 4: I do the same thing with Sonny because sometimes I
just before I go to bed, I look to see
where he is, and he's all. A lot of times
he's at his friend's house, which is close by his house,
but I know he has to walk home at some point,
so I'm like, okay, he's at I'm.
Speaker 1: Going to bed, and there he is.
Speaker 4: But then I wake up at the middle of the
night and I always reach for the phone to make
sure he's home. And he does make it home. But
there was one time recently where he spent the night
at that house and I was like, hey, so you
didn't you didn't go what'd you do last night? He's like, oh,
we just we all crashed and we're like watching YouTube
stuff and just I just ended up staying there because
it was like cold and some thing the weather was bad.
And he's like, I just didn't feel like walking home.
But that was the only time. But he always makes
it home, thank God.
Speaker 1: Not go on wood.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: But then you hear these stories. We hear these stories
where like we listened to Dateline and you go, well,
sometimes they don't what if this is the time I
got to be on top of it yew? And then
I go, okay, it's not gonna be the tip, Like anyway,
there's nothing you can really do, like arguing her. And
I know some people are listening to this, okay, And
I know this because I know our listeners. If I
know our listeners, somebody is like, well, she should have
a backup charger with her.
Speaker 1: Do you not think I fucking thought about that.
Speaker 2: I bought her several of them, saying do you remember
when Kaylin got us like charge that's right, yeah, I
gave it.
Speaker 3: I gave it to LB. Yeah, that's what that's where
it went. Yeah, somewhere along the way she lost that one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's at the bottom of her car.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The Holidays inner stocking was one of the ones that's flat.
Because I was like, oh, here's the problem. She doesn't
like those bulky, the kind of heavy ones that plug
into the bottom of your phone. We'll give her the
one that it's like sticks on the back of your phone.
It's magnetic and it charges your phone. So I gave
her one of those, but I would notice that her
phone went out of batteries all the time, and I
was like, hey, do you ever use that backup charger
I gave you? And she's like, oh, yeah, well I
don't use that one because I have a the case
on my phone. To take the case, it's like it's
it can go through the case. But she has one
of those things that a lot of the kids have,
pouch where's her credit cards are in?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, so she it's like, so it doesn't really charge
through that, and I don't want to peel that off, right,
I'm like okay.
Speaker 1: So then literally the other.
Speaker 2: Day I went with her and we bought her for Vegas.
One of the ones that were on the bottom of
your phone. But when I would see her phone running
out of batteries, I never thought I never saw it
miraculously charging back up. Yes, so I know she's not
using it or forgot it.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 1: Same with Natalia. It doesn't fit.
Speaker 4: If it doesn't fit and the pars are on the phone,
they're not using it. Yeah, they're just gonna suffer. Although
she did ask me for the backup charger just the
other night when they were going out.
Speaker 1: I was like, okay, good, but it was.
Speaker 4: My backup charger, right yeah, And I was like, now
where is it?
Speaker 1: It's in my car. You know it doesn't make it back.
Speaker 2: Well, they use it once and then they can't find it, right,
Oh my god. I took her to get her car
washed before we left for Vegas, but before we lookay
so living vicariously through her. Before she went to Vegas,
we went to the car washed. Well, I got my car,
which is the one she drives, right, I got the
car that's registered to me serviced. She's not going to
get the car serviced, right, No, right, Like you're not
driving four hours in like what's almost summertime to Vegas
with the car that's overdue for an oil change, right,
because you might remember that she went to a music
festival like whenever that was like six months ago or
maybe like I don't know, whatever it was. Remember when
I made her go stop and get her because the
oil light came on.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, and I and.
Speaker 2: We looked up John looked up where's the nearest place
she can get the oil change? And we made her
do it. Yes, well they I think they changed the
oil then, but it was due a get anyway. Yeah,
took the car and to get maintenanced, and then we
went to the car wash. And then I got to
see the inside of her car, and I was like,
are you fucking hitting me? There was stuff like buried
there were packets, her tips. Oh wow, We're just like
in the back of the car. I'm like, I'll be
She's like funny, like, are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: Right there?
Speaker 3: She's like I know, I know I was going to
get to it.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Same with Natahlia. Her car is a mess.
Speaker 4: Sand everywhere, by the way, Oh my gosh, goes the beach,
sand everywhere, and then there's like flip flops stuck in
between the seats and all kinds of trash and like
receipt and a parking ticket like hello, yeah. Because I
had to take her, I had to move her last
week back home, so we had to do this whole
day of packing up. So I packed up her car
and I got a glimpse of what's going on inside
her car.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I want to hear the whole packing
Italia up story.
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it comes in a box, a really pretty box of
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Speaker 2: So Natalia heard about last week that this was going
to be happening.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she had her final on Wednesday, and that their
apartment is some of our roommates are staying there throughout
the summer, so she didn't have to leave on Wednesday.
But she's like mom, Loki, I'm going to go do
my finals. Can you come to my apartment and start
I have everything organized. I just need you to get
boxes and just start putting them in boxes and putting
them in our cars, and I'll go do my final
and I'll come back. I want to go home. I
want to sleep at home Wednesday night. Like I'm done
with school, I'm out, she bounced.
Speaker 3: She's totally done with that apartment. Right, Yeah, they're going
to be moving.
Speaker 4: So this time this packup, it was just mostly everything
from her room and her bathroom, her clothes.
Speaker 1: So we spent the day doing that. Her roommates are.
Speaker 4: So cute because they were like hanging out and helping
and you know, keeping your company.
Speaker 1: So are they going to replace her for the summer.
Speaker 4: No, So they have it, I guess for like another
month or two for some of the other roommates. But
she's only going to be moving with one of her roommates.
It's like her best friend. And then they have two
new roommates and a new place. So when the when
they're done, when the month is up, we're going to
have to go back again get some of those furnitures
and put it either in the new place when if
it's ready, or put it in storage.
Speaker 1: So it's a two part trip.
Speaker 3: Wait, but she's going abroad.
Speaker 4: Yes, but she's going to have a place there because
I don't know when. She's already signed a lease with
this other place. So, but she's going abroad for one semester,
so she's going to need a place in Santa Barbara.
Speaker 2: Wait, but so you're going to pay for an apartment
in Santa Barbara for the entire semester when she's not there. Well,
it's because it's hard to get housing.
Speaker 1: It's hard to get housing.
Speaker 4: And we they found this place, and you know, she's
going to need a place there.
Speaker 1: I think. I don't know when she's going to go.
Speaker 4: I don't know if it's right away or if it's
once I'm into the you know what I mean. Like,
I don't know, but it just was she needed a
place and she has the college fund to pay for it.
So okay, good, yeah, yeah, yeah, so she's doing that.
So yeah, we spent the day packing and that was awesome.
Now she's home and now she's trying to unpack all
her shits everywhere in boxes. But she's too good about it.
She like takes a couple hours out of her day
and unpacks.
Speaker 3: So she's home for the summer.
Speaker 1: She's home. Does she go abroad? I don't know yet.
Speaker 2: I got to ask her, so she will have to
move into another place before she goes abroad.
Speaker 4: I think, yeah, yeah, Oh my god, I know. And
you know, I'm still looking for houses. And if I
find a house, and then we're going to be moving
everything at some point during the summer. I god, that's
so stressful, I know. And I got to move Sunny.
He's kind He's done in June.
Speaker 1: Mid June.
Speaker 4: I have to go there and put his stuff in
storage because in the fall he's going to be in
a new place because he wants a kitchen. He wants
to be able to cook. So I'm getting him a
different place in the same building. No, in a different building.
I haven't found it yet. They were I was looking,
but they were like, come back in May June. That's
when we'll start, like, you know, taking reservations or whatever.
So I got to do that. So I got to
go to Oregon pack him up. He doesn't have much,
thank god, So then he'll be coming home, moving him
back home, and then in the middle at some point,
hopefully we'll be moving into a new house during the summer.
Speaker 3: Now, have you looked at more houses?
Speaker 1: Yes? Well, I went to the the.
Speaker 4: New development with my realtor and there's like a couple
houses that are really great and in my price range,
but they're ready to be moved in, and it's like
you want him, you gotta let's go, like you know
what I mean, put down a down payment, you know.
Speaker 1: But then I was talking.
Speaker 4: To my realtor and I was like, I don't want
to feel like just because these are available, I'm gonna rush.
I feel like I haven't seen very much. I haven't
even seen very many other houses that are not in
new development. They have another new development area that's closer
by Magic Mountain that we They were like, if you
want to go check out that area.
Speaker 1: We drove over there.
Speaker 4: We didn't even get out of the cars, like, no,
this is now it's right by. I mean, you're looking
at Magic Mountain out your back door, and it's a
lot of like apartments and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: It's just like too busy, too congested. Like no.
Speaker 2: So he's like funny, because that though, is where so
I know exactly where that is. Not just for Magic
Mountain because my brother and sister in law. You get
off at Magic Mountain Parkway, take a left, then you
go Old Road, they go to New Hall. Then you
go all the way though far right, okay, and then
so they're like on the other side kind of.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I don't think we went that far because
it was so close to Magic mount I mean, yeah.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, they don't look that close to Magic Mountain.
It's like a ten to twelve minute drive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the way.
Speaker 4: So he's like, just be patient, Let's see what other
houses that come up on the market. He sent me
a listing today. I haven't looked at it yet, but
every Monday and no, every Wednesday, and yeah, every Monday
and Wednesday sends me new listing.
Speaker 1: So some of them are the same houses from last week.
Speaker 4: But he's like, I just let's I don't want you
to feel pressured. And in the new development. If these
houses go, there's going to be other ones there. So
and what are your thoughts these days about a pool.
I'm definitely going to want a pool for sure.
Speaker 3: So do some of these houses have a pool.
Speaker 4: Or the new developments they don't, but they have a
backyard that is ready, you can put in a pool,
which a lot of houses people that have already bought
houses there, they already have like pools being you could
see in their backyard. They already have a pool. And
there's like companies that do it for those for those houses.
So they were like, you can get in touch with
some of these companies or get your own company, but
that's secondary, like I gotta find the house first, right.
Speaker 1: I feel like, you know, it's a big.
Speaker 4: Change because it's in a new area that I haven't
lived in, you know. And Suzanne's moving this weekend out there,
and she's kind of had like a little bit of like, uh,
it's going to be a little culture shock because they
live in the city now they're moving all the way
to the suburbs.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so she's moving this weekend. I'm going to go
up and help her and we'll check out the neighborhood.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's hard because, yeah, I have a friend
who's moving to Florida to help take care of her
husband's aging parents, and I am I'm having secondhand anxiety
and dread about it, just like I can't even imagine,
I mean, listen, moving to Santa Clarita would be is
going to be easier than moving to another state right
right where you don't know people.
Speaker 1: And you have to end.
Speaker 2: But it is I get a lot of anxiety about Like,
I like my Trader Joe's.
Speaker 3: I like where everything is. Oh that's my store, that's
my target. Yeah, this that's where I go. Oh, here's
a restaurant that, here's all the places we eat at. Yeah,
and I don't I think it would be just concerting.
Speaker 1: It is. It's going to be a whole different but in.
Speaker 3: The end, you'll get used to it, and you get
used to home.
Speaker 1: And I'm so close to my friends, you know.
Speaker 3: That's the thing that's going to be.
Speaker 1: That's why I want to do it.
Speaker 3: Bring you peace. Yeah, yeah, I think it'll be good.
Speaker 2: So you didn't have that feeling when you saw some
of the houses and the new like oh my god,
this is my home.
Speaker 4: I mean the house was good, just the area so
far out of up the off the beaten path kind
of thing, like yeah, you got to go down a
bunch of hills to get to the grocery store. It's
really like, you know, up secluded. It's in a gated area.
They're brand new houses. Some people don't even live on
the street yet. So I mean, I know it's going
to fill in and everything, but it's going to be
a different But there.
Speaker 2: Aren't places like that are in these gated communities. But
where they they've.
Speaker 1: Established, that's what I'm like, Yeah, that's what we're looking for.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's where my brother and sister in law live,
that that place has been established for a long time. Yeah,
a lot a lot of houses that have already had
turnover and you know.
Speaker 4: Right right, So that's what he's going to do, is
start looking and pulling those houses.
Speaker 2: I'm going to ask my sister in law just if
you ask along some Yeah, why not? Okay, where is
Saugust Is that? I don't think I want to live
in Saugus, Okay. I think it's like Valencia, Valencia and
Santa Clarita, like off of McBean Parkway.
Speaker 3: Okay, So that's a little bit self of where you
want to live, I guess. So yeah, like you like,
what do you want New Hall like off New Hall off?
Speaker 1: And I have no idea.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I got to look into it, you know, I
gotta go out there more. Yeah, but which I will.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's hard. Too, like, just like, what are you
gonna do out there?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I know, well I go buy Don and Steve's house
sometimes after I go looking at houses, huh, and then
we talk about it and you know that kind of thing.
Speaker 1: But I ain't hanging out there forever.
Speaker 3: Right, So Don and Steve and Sudan.
Speaker 4: And then like my niece Jackie and Tiffany. Yeah, yeah,
I got some friends out there. Okay, Gina Grad lives
out there.
Speaker 1: She does.
Speaker 3: How's she doing?
Speaker 1: She's doing good. She texted me and she's like, I
hear you're moving out here. You're gonna love it. We
love it.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. Would she ever drive out here and
do our show?
Speaker 1: Yeah? She I'm sure she would, could I ask her?
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's still on the Woody Show, I think so.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I wonder if she drives in every day and does
it in studio.
Speaker 1: I could text her. We should have Gina on our show.
Speaker 2: I know, I love I know, she's so great. Yeah,
you know, we should have Alison. Back to Alison Rosen Okay, Okay,
she's always really fun. Yeah, she has some old friends. Yeah.
And by the way, I was, as I was telling
you before, now I'm saying to our listeners. I have
found so much gold in some old Patreon stuff.
Speaker 3: I can't some of this stuff is still like some
of the stuff, I was like, no, no, still not
like too soon.
Speaker 2: But some other stuff, I was like, you know, the
classic the Pellet story telling the teacher and then when
you got called into the some of the stuff we
we sort of alluded to on the show that we
got in trouble and then the story of us getting
in trouble was behind was on Patreon, huh, And I
was like, we can put that out there.
Speaker 1: That's good. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And I literally found like I downloaded like eight things
and I didn't have the energy to listen to everything
and make notes about it, so I just downloaded them
all and I was like, I'm gonna post them and
then I'm going to listen and figure out.
Speaker 3: I love that people are loving that full episode.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, there's an episode I found where we
posted a classic episode from twenty thirteen that was and
you I guess me too. But we were talking to
producer Gary about Uber and like this new app called.
Speaker 3: Uber, Oh crazy?
Speaker 1: Like what so you just like you they just send
a car I kind of remember that, Yeah, did you
are you going to post that. I'm gonna post that
one for sure. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean people are loving they're the episode that you
posted when you came on the show with Susannah, my
old co host, Yes, Susannah, And people are like, she
is so fucking annoying she doesn't stop talking. I'm like, yeah,
I was annoyed too, now, you know, I feel.
Speaker 2: Yes, And do you remember that she was talking about
my special non drinking program and you were like, isn't
it anonymous?
Speaker 3: Are you supposed to be saying that? And she was
like it's fine.
Speaker 1: Oh god, oh god.
Speaker 4: I was like whatever, Like, yeah, she was, you know,
she she was sweet, but like she just wasn't for
podcast consumption, you know, yeah, and she wasn't good with me.
Speaker 1: I was not. I was worn out with her pretty quickly.
Speaker 3: You know.
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her stories.
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where where is this?
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There's just magically this asylum that you just checked yourself into,
mental hospital, you know that kind of stuff. Yes, I
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but where we were like really but then they ended
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this for I feel like or should I tell you
about getting Sadie her prom dress?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: I was just going to ask you that dress is stunning. Yeah, definite,
go ahead, you talent, Well, the.
Speaker 2: Thing is, and I just think this might be relatable
to our listeners. Did I talk to you about the
prom dress hunting? No, it all happened this week. Okay.
So Sadie had been saying like, I need to get
a prom dress. I need to get a prom dress.
A lot of our friends were ordering them online. I understand.
In my mind, I'm like, well, it seems like a
big outlay of money if you're just gonna order several
dresses and then return the ones that don't know what
they do.
Speaker 1: I think so. Plus, I don't know, it makes me nervous.
Speaker 2: The idea of like what if what if you just
can't like you never get your money back or you
never do that.
Speaker 3: I'll love it. So I was like, can we just
go shop prom dress shopping?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Too?
Speaker 2: And she was like yeah. She was like, you know,
I don't like the ma all I get overwhelmed. And
I was like, all right, but now listen, I'm comparing
it to prom dress shopping with LB, which was so
fun and easy, right, and went to Macy's bing bang boom.
We tried on like ten dresses. She loved them all
and then she found the one.
Speaker 3: That was the one and that's it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Okay, well not so much with Sadie. She's very picky.
She has it.
Speaker 2: She had an image in her mind of what she
wanted and she I was like, I kept sending her
dresses and she'd be like, no, absolutely not no, only
black and I and I was like, can you send
me some like pictures.
Speaker 3: So I can have reference?
Speaker 4: So did you go shopping without her? And was taking no, no, no, no,
I'm saying this was ahead of time. Give me an
idea of what we're looking for, you know.
Speaker 1: So she sent me.
Speaker 2: She sent me some dresses and I was like, this
is a lot like really extravagant, like dresses that an
a list celebrity.
Speaker 3: But would be wearing to the Oscars.
Speaker 2: Like, girl, it's a small school, it's your prom, Like
you're going to probably end up wearing converse with it.
Speaker 3: No I'm not. I'm wearing heels. Oh. I like that.
Speaker 1: She wanted to get all dressed up.
Speaker 2: I know, so of course, I was like, I got
to support that. Yeah, I mean, yes, I'm trying. Am
I trying to transition her into a boy?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: Because I would like to have two trans kids obviously
that is my agenda.
Speaker 3: So I'm trying to dissuade her from dresses because I'm like,
don't you feel more like a boy inside?
Speaker 1: Of course? Yeah.
Speaker 2: But anyway, so we had got we went to the
mall and we went to Windsor Fashions good one because.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, I used to shop there.
Speaker 3: Didn't We all? Yes, there are big on prom dresses.
Speaker 1: Oh they act because I used to get all my
work clothes from there.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, well they do. They're known for their prom dresses.
So we went in there and you know, she just
turned up her nose at everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was like no, no, no, and you know I'd
be like, well what about this dress, and she'd be like, mom,
I said only black. She didn't talk to me like that. Yeah,
she was just very like, no, I only want black.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: So we tried on two dresses and they just looked
one of them like was like she liked the idea
of it, but it just didn't fit or right. It
was like the waist was kind of low, and anyway,
she's got a good figure.
Speaker 3: She's got the cutest little body.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you know, none of them feel like they do, right,
so she feels like she's like, I don't like my
hips and I don't want to wear a dress that's
really tight. She wanted kind of more of an a line, right,
So we've you know, but she ended up like one
of the dresses she tried on, she kind of looked
like the Queen like it was like two too much
jeweled on top, but then then the skirt kind of
went out wide like she was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like she's drowning in it a little bit, yes.
Speaker 3: And I was like, oh, she's like, I know, this
is not it.
Speaker 2: So then we went to Macy's, which is the other
staple for prom dresses. Yeah, we could not even find
a dress she wanted to try it on. So I
was like, okay, let's go home. Then we were both overstimulated. Yeah,
we'd eaten some mall food and we were done. Yeah,
so I was like, let's go home if and we
can like look at so we can order some dresses
on Amazon and then return because that's such an easy return, right, Yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: So we're like, okay, we have our backup plan. So
we go home. She's looking at Amazon.
Speaker 2: She's sending me dresses that are not going to arrive
until after her problem.
Speaker 1: That's the worst. And I'm like, say, to.
Speaker 3: Your prom is June fourth. This is not going to
arrive until between June fourth and June six.
Speaker 1: So like hello, yeah, She's like I know.
Speaker 2: I go, so look up black prom Dresses Prime, right,
So she does, and there's like only two that she likes,
and both of them have like a one star rating.
Oh no, one of them is like, uh, anyway, here's
a long story short. I was like, listen, here's what
we're going to do. As much as I don't want
to do this, We're going to go back to the mall,
but a different mall that has a Winsor and a Macy's,
and we're just going to see if they have anything different.
Speaker 1: And then it's like, I don't know, I don't.
Speaker 2: Know about this idea, and I was like, you got
to trust me on this work. We got to try.
We've got to try.
Speaker 1: What chorices do we have?
Speaker 3: So we went this was like was this yesterday you sent?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yesterday We went to the mall and we
went to this one dress store. They have an extra
dress store with like fancy dresses, and the dresses were
all like two hundred and forty dollars and I was like,
I'm just not now.
Speaker 3: You'll never wear it again. So and then it was
like a high pressure. This woman was like, oh, just
try this on.
Speaker 2: This beautiful on you, and you could see Sadie was
just like wanting no part of this. And I was like,
oh my god, no, that dress is so beautiful. Like
here's what we're going to do. Hold that for a
minute and we'll be back. Yeah, we'll be back. And
Sadie was like, mom, this is terrible. So I was like,
just just bear with me. Let's just go to Macy's
because it's close, like a few steps away. We go
into Macy's. There's a clearance rack. There's this one black
dress that was almost like a spotlight was on it
because the top of it was kind of had crystals
and it looked like.
Speaker 1: I was like, that's a pretty dress.
Speaker 2: And I pull it out of the rack and it's
got this long like like the.
Speaker 3: Satin yes skirt like a like it's tight. It's a
high waisted but tight. It's on top but with like
spaghetti straps but all like look like swart Ski what
do you call.
Speaker 1: It, Swarofski pistols.
Speaker 2: Like on the top it looked really fancy, old Hollywood.
And Sadie was like, oh my god, that dress is gorgeous.
So it's a clearance rack. There's not like multiples of anything.
So I look at the size petite three four, Wow, like,
holy shit, this dress is your is like your size?
What are the chances? So then we look around it
to get a few dresses to try on.
Speaker 3: Nothing else. She's not like He's just like nothing, you
don't even want to try this on? No.
Speaker 2: I was like, okay, then let's go try on this dress.
Goes in the dressing room, puts it on, zip it up.
Speaker 1: It's like like a glove.
Speaker 3: It's like so gorgeous.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's so great, perfect.
Speaker 3: She loved it. I was like done and done, oh
my god.
Speaker 2: Oh and it was not clearant so it was on
sale from like it was like two hundred and ten dollars.
Speaker 3: It was like one hundred and twenty five.
Speaker 4: Amazing. Yes, you sent me the picture. It's so I
could totally see her in that dress. It's so perfect
for her. And yeah, it does have that old Hollywood
classic look.
Speaker 3: It's very different look, yeah than what the other girls
are there.
Speaker 2: They're all doing like corsets. It's all like corsets in
the middle where you can kind of see through it.
And she just didn't want that. Yeah, now she's gonna
look unique. Yes, So now we just have it shortened. Oh,
pretty easy, right.
Speaker 1: Can they do that? It may maybe they do it
at Macy's. They did.
Speaker 3: The lady told me to go somewhere else.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, just take it to to what take.
Speaker 3: My dry cleaner? Yeah, dry cleaner.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's easy, easy peasy. Yeah, you'll get it done time.
Speaker 3: Well. I was really excited for her, and I swear
to you that's the best feeling.
Speaker 2: That was one of my to revert back to the
beginning of the show. That was one of the things
when I was waking up in the middle of the night,
my brain was, Oh, what if she can't find a
prom dress. You're not gonna be able to find her
a prom dress.
Speaker 1: She's not going to be happy with a prom dress.
Speaker 3: What are you going to do? You're gonna have to
start ordering from Amazon.
Speaker 4: Like yeah, you're like set the zat everybody like, okay,
that is that's off your list?
Speaker 1: Done nice.
Speaker 2: I was like on a high for you, like yeah,
as if I found like, well that's.
Speaker 4: The best when you do that, I've done that before,
Like you know, when nothing is making her happy and
then you find the one, you're like, oh, thank god,
now we don't have to worry about this?
Speaker 3: Did I forget about? Like Natalia's prom dress experience, she did.
Speaker 1: It on her own, she ordered it online.
Speaker 4: But I remember when she was younger, there was some
dance that she wanted to get a nice dress. She
was probably like thirteen, and I did not want to
go to the mall. But we have a TJ Max
and lacking out. It's really has it's really great and
really good stuff. So I took her there and she's like,
can we just go to the mall? And I was
like no, look at all these great dresses. No, no, no.
Then I took her to Ross up the street and
she had a moutdown. She's like, Mom, can't we just
let's go to the mom like all right, So we
went to the mall. This was when she was younger.
Found her address immediately but yeah, she took over when
it came time for her prom and her friends like
ordered them online.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's what they mostly do. Yeah, and never to
be worn again. I know that's it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, Yeah, what are you gonna do?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I was like, she's never been to a prom before?
They have dates or no, they just go to the prom. No,
Xander does.
Speaker 2: Oh so cute, let's not awaken the haters. Yeah, yes,
Xander has a date. It's very sweet. He did a promposal.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's cut.
Speaker 2: Cute, and say is going with friends. They're going as
a group. That's yeah, that's a couple of couples within
the group and then there's friends.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's what. Yeah, yeah, my kids did. That's so cute.
Those are the days I know.
Speaker 2: All right, this has been super funny. Yeah, let's say
hello to our friends. Like we've got Katie's rolling on
the e and Dick is frolicking, and christ get the strap,
and Nikky call your girl, and.
Speaker 1: Elizabeth Williamson has a lot.
Speaker 3: Of kids, and Rita prom dresses to buy, Oh my god,
and Rita's racking them in their Basinette yep, and Polly,
we love your pancakes.
Speaker 1: And Sandra not easy being green, not at all.
Speaker 4: Aaron, Aaron's a dirty Sanchez. Yup, Leslie, stop it with
the coffee.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Alicia Escalante is City of al Monte, City of
San Clarita.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Valerie Bubba Fenwick at the park, Kelly Brant, she's your aunt, Katerina,
check that Moler girl.
Speaker 3: Gabby and miss See they were look.
Speaker 4: They were looking for prom dresses. They're just gonna share one. Yep, yep, yeah,
one dress.
Speaker 1: Rebecca Novi's cute.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and there you go. And then we've got oh,
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She is like, I knows her heart. Yes, she's amazing.
She's taken my writing class before, really good writer. Are
they looking for donations or she's just raising.
Speaker 2: These they're looking to I mean maybe the organization can
take donations. I'm not sure, but they are the They
go and they visit all the shelter dogs and it's
part of a program that's in danger right now. So
they want people to write letters and okay, sign petitions.
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Speaker 1: Call that I love our cars, love my car, Tyy
loves her car.
Speaker 2: I have such appreciation for my electric vehicle, especially now. Yeah,
with gas prices what they are now, right, I feel
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Speaker 1: Isn't it great? Yeah? I haven't been to a gas
station in years.
Speaker 3: I know. Everybody's like, ooh, you're not gonna you're gonna
regret it or whatever. No, not only when it was
the display was going out for a while, but that stopped.
Speaker 1: Like yeah, a long time ago. Yeah, I love it all.
Speaker 3: Right, thanks everybody, your parent now, don't have it up.
It's good.