Speaker 1: Made a decision. Oh thanks Sunny sun On, I had
a vision night. Hey everybody, welcome to for crying out loud.
Speaker 2: Lynette, Hey mama. We have a lot to go over.
There's a lot to unpack in this episode.
Speaker 1: Yes, there is.
Speaker 2: I know. Our our our loyal listeners are like, oh
my god, you guys made us wait until Tuesday afternoon.
We've been on pins and needles to hear about Sonny
as have I.
Speaker 1: Oh, I know. I'm sorry. It's been a whirlwind.
Speaker 2: All right, Let's here's what we're gonna do. Let's start
at the beginning.
Speaker 1: Okay, you know what we should.
Speaker 2: Tell everybody first about Tommy John. Tommy John people, Tommy John.
Speaker 1: I unpacked the box yesterday that they sent not speaking
of unpacking, but to Adam, speaking of unpacking.
Speaker 2: All right, So a lot's happened in a week. Yeah,
because we were just here last week.
Speaker 1: I can't believe we were here last week.
Speaker 2: It seems like a month ago when we last recorded it.
Really does.
Speaker 1: I know?
Speaker 2: My life has gone so top to turvy. Yeah, okay, so.
Speaker 1: I want to hear stuff that's going on with you.
Speaker 2: Well we have, luckily we have two hours.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we do, and then some and then some.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we leave the studio. What happens Because this
happened Tuesday, because Wednesday you left for New York. So
take me back to last Tuesday.
Speaker 1: So last Tuesday, I am getting ready for New York
and I'm starting to pack that kids are home from school,
they're doing their homework. Natalia actually Natia came home early
that day because she wasn't feeling good, so she was
sleeping in her bedroom. She was exhausted from the weekend anyways,
which I knew was going to happen. And Sunny has
been learning how to ride his bike. I've been teaching
him in the backyard on grass, like I hold the
back instead of Olga showed me this strick instead of
holding the handlebars next to him, you hold the back
of the their seat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's like old, what.
Speaker 1: Do I know?
Speaker 2: I know?
Speaker 1: And so that has so he learned and he got
it like within two hours and ever since then, so
it's been like a week. He's been riding around in
a circle on the grass on this little dirt bike
that was Natalia's, but he took it over and it's
got like six speeds or something, and the brakes are
up at the handles you squeeze, and he's there's a
little bit of pavement in our backyard, so he's been
on pavement, and I think Adam might have taken him
in the driveway once. That's it. Now we have helmets
here at the warehouse, and they're not at the house
house because nobody's ever ridden bikes and you know, or
anything like that. And Italian rides are skateboard in the
back but whatever, we fly by the seat of our pants.
And the Corolla households. So so I I'm leaving Ago,
I'm getting ready to pack for New York the next day.
And Sonny's in the backyard riding his bike, and his
little friend Braid and God bless his little soul, so
cute comes over with his helmet on, and he's gone
bike riding with Sonny. And Italian Natalia has been on
the bike no helmet in the neighborhood, like just like
up the street and back, and Sonny just rides. I mean,
Sonny just runs alongside him. And he's been wanting to learn,
so he learned to ride the bikes.
Speaker 2: So now, but listen, just want to interject it in
your defense I mean when we were kids, this readon this,
wearing a helmet when you ride a bike is like
a new thing. I don't know that we can jump
onto like, oh my god, that's terrible parenting that he
wasn't wearing a helmet. I think a lot of us, well,
nobody wore a helmet when they were on skateboards, scooters.
Speaker 1: We didn't.
Speaker 2: I mean I was riding in a shopping cart down
like a hill. Yeah, me too, making my own home, homeschool,
amusement park. Right, nobody wore a helmet. Could have died
a million times and it never made any parent go,
whoa close call? Next time, we're a helmet.
Speaker 1: No, there was no helmets. No, there was no helmets. Well,
we've come a long way in a society where we
learn probably should put a helmet on a kid, because
you know, doctor Bruce, who works in the er will
tell you. So. Now Brayden comes over and and says,
can Sonny go for a little bike ride up the street?
And I say, now, honey, he doesn't have a helmet,
so what I first thing out of my mouth. And
he said, he's going, please please, And Sonny loves where
he's been in the backyard every day since he learned
by himself, just going in a little lonely circle. And
he's like, please please, Mommy, please, please please. And Adam
was home and I was like, I don't know, go
ask daddy. And then Adam's like, well where he's a
where are you gonna go? Just go where the cul
de Sac can come back and the cole sacks like could.
There's no sidewalks in our neighborhood and that makes it scary,
and you know, there's a lot of parents that of
course they drive slow, but then there's also a lot
of teenagers learning how to drive and shit like that.
Speaker 2: Right, So he's like, go to the not wearing helmet.
Speaker 1: Not wearing helmets, So go to the cul de Sac
and you come back and check in. And I was like, Sonny,
why don't you bring your phone. He's like, no, it's
gonna fall out of my pocket. And I was like,
all right, Braiden, do you have a phone. And I
should have asked, Braiden, do you have an extra helmet.
I'm sure he does. He could have ran home and
got it. I thought of that right after they left,
and I was did not want him to go honest
to God and swear to God in my life. I
had this premonition after they so Adam says, go up
and come back and check in, and I was like,
all right, And then as I closed the door, I said,
so the helmets are at the warehouse, and He's like, yeah,
why don't you make a note of it, And I said,
but I'm leaving in the morning. So what I'm gonna
do right now, I'm gonna look for my phone. I'm
gonna text Dylan tell him to find the helmets here
and put them in your car tomorrow, because I don't
want Sunny riding around without a helmet. And you know,
he's a clumsy kid. He's not like Natalia, you know,
and he's like yeah, but he's a cautious kid. So
as I was looking for the phone, they just left
like two three minutes at the door, knock, knock, knock.
I opened the door. Before that, I had this like
weird premonition, like could you imagine if something God forbid,
like he had like a crack on his head and
he was bleeding, and Natalia's home and she might see
it and she would freak out, and then like you know,
I have to right like at forst some it just
went it just But then for a second I thought, well,
because I thought about it, it's not gonna happen now,
you know, right right, right right, But then you say
that out loud, then it could happen. But then if
you say that, then he cancels it out. Anyway, that's
stupid logic. None of that work because it happened right,
so that that whole thing is hocus pocus. By the way,
good to know, don't buy right anyway, it's knocked on
the door, knock on the door. Brayden standing at the
door or without his helmet on, sweating, panicked. Sonny just
fell really hard and hit his head and he's bleeding
and he has a big lump on his head. And
all I heard was big bleeding lump. Head fell on
his head and he's bleeding from his nose. And I
was like, oh my god, Adam, I told him and
I and then I thought to myself, Adam's gonna blame
me because I didn't bring the helmets home. I should
have made a note of it. But by the way, Adam,
why don't you make a note of it. You're here
more than I am. You are. He's your son too.
You walk past the helmets or whatever. I'm here like
a couple days a week, how about you grab the
helmet anyway, not blaming anybody. So so I was like,
oh my god, Adam Adam, Adam, Adam comes out and
I He's like, well, I go where is he? And
he's like, he's up the street. I get in the car.
I go, oh, get in the car. And then like
Braiden's standing there going what do I What do I do? Do?
I just stand here? Do I run back to you
to the and I said, Braiden, get get in the
back of the car. So he gets in the back
of the car. And as I'm about Adam's in the
front seat. I'm driving. As I'm about to pull out
of the driveway, this this guy and a dad and
an SUV pulls up and he goes stop, stops up.
And I thought he was gonna say stop because you're
driving too fat, You're like gonna pull out too fast
because I was backing up and right like like you
know uh, and he's he goes stop stop, stop, I
have your son. I have your son. And I was like,
oh my god, and his son, his son in the car,
opened the back of the car and out came Sonny
with this huge lump on his head, like like a
boxer like on his He saw it. Yes, it's it's
and I sent pictures to Kaylin and Kaylen can posted.
Speaker 2: Yea, that's what that's what was.
Speaker 1: That's what we're looking at. And he can't even see
it in the picture, like it still doesn't show as well,
but it's like a lump.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can see it.
Speaker 1: I can tell yeah, and uh and in a big
abrasion lump and his nose is bleeding. He's bleeding. Looked
like he was bleeding out of his ear. That's him
hopped up on.
Speaker 2: You can see it in that picture because it almost
looks like it's photoshopped or that it's like like something's
wrong with the picture, but it's not. Actually looks a
little bit like mask.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, that's the picture with Natalia.
Speaker 2: She look at that sweet sister. Everybody who is on
for crying out loud real it in that For some
reason now I feel like I'm just speaking for crying
out loud real it in.
Speaker 1: We'll put it on the regular.
Speaker 2: It on social already.
Speaker 1: It'll be up on our website. Yeah, yeah, with Natalia
just kind of hanging on her phone keeping the company. Yeah,
he's high on morphine and that she's obviously asked for
a warm blanket.
Speaker 2: Yes, she's like, why why only Sundy gets the warm blankets.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I'm mentally hurt God and my emotions have been damaged.
Speaker 1: So baby, so he gets him, puts them in the car,
and I heard Adam's podcast and Adam's story and Adam's going,
Lenette's freaking out, going stay with me, stay with Adam
was holding because I was driving, Yes, I was crying
and driving like a madman. But he I was in
the passenger seat and Sonny was in the back and
he was holding Sonny's hand, and he was like and
Sonny was awake and talking, and he asked him what happened.
He goes, okay, He's like all right, but he don't
fall asleep or anything, stay awake. So that wasn't me,
that was him.
Speaker 2: Right, So as Sonny in pain or was.
Speaker 1: He shock, he wasn't crying. He was just like, okay,
I'm okay, and he's just like in the back and
he was just sitting in the back seat and Adam
was like what happened? He was like, I was going
downhill and it was going too fast, and there's the
pavement in the street was uneven, and I hit the
pavement and it made my bike turn to the left
and I tumbled and went on my head and fell
like head first onto the street, and all I could think,
and I don't really know anything except head injury. I
do remember doctor Bruce because when Natalia fell on her
forehead and saw stars and scraped her forehead, they all
told me like, if you're gonna to get a head injury,
the front forehead is obviously the best. If you're gonna
get hit in the head, that's kind of like the hardest,
that's the better spot. Okay, So I do remember that,
and that's all I remember. And I'm thinking, oh my god,
Oh my god, what if he has brain damage, what
if he needs brain surgery? And I'm thinking, it's all
my fault. It's my fault, it's my fault. I should
have gotten his helmet, I should not have let him go.
It's my fault. It's my fault. And then I was like,
what was I thinking. He's not even been in the
real I didn't really realize he hasn't. It didn't occur
to me that there's gonna be a hill and he's
gonna go too fast, and what he's never done that before.
He's only been on the freaking.
Speaker 2: I don't want to keep saying like in your defense,
but I don't think it was that you're he is cautious,
and I think most kids wouldn't try to do something
that's out of their comfort level, Like why would you
just suddenly learn to ride a bike and then start
going downhill like it probably just it was just a
weird circumstance where he thought he was fine and then
he wasn't fine right exactly, So it felt like you
were like, oh, you just learned to ride a bike,
go dirt biking in the hills, like I know, I know.
But the whole time I was like screaming to myself,
it's my fault, it's my fault, it's my fault.
Speaker 1: And I had no shoes on. We had I had
just my purse, but Adam didn't have his wallet. He
didn't have his phone. I didn't have a phone, and
I jumped in the car put him in the car.
So I'm driving. There's an er close by, it's like,
I don't know. Three minutes away, I pull up. I
dropped them off. I said, Adam, you gotta go. You
take him, take him. I can't. I'm not good in
these situations. You take him. I'll go home, get the
insurance cards, the wallets, the phones. So as I'm driving
back home, I'm driving like a maniac back home, and
I'm just thinking, I feel like I'm gonna throw up.
It's my fault. It's my fault. And I'm trying to
get a hold of Drew, trying to call Bruce, call
I get home. I'm like, oh, my god. And Natalia
wakes up and she's like, what's going on? And I
had oh. And then when I got home, Olga wasn't home.
She was at the grocery store, and I called her
and I said I was and I go, old, you
need to come home right now. And she just hung
the phone up and left and she came home and
I told her what happened, and Natalia was like, at
first she thought I was talking about Phil, and then
she was like, wait, Sonny's in the hospital. And I go,
he's okay, he's okay, he's okay. But I got to
get back over there, and then I get in the car.
I call Bruce. I called Drew. Bruce gets on the phone.
I want I want to talk to Bruce because he's
the er doctor no offense, doctor Drew. But he's the
first one I call. And Bruce is like.
Speaker 2: Doctor Drew. Doctor Drew's going to be like, Okay, let's
not put him on too many in our cars. We
don't want to become addicted, right.
Speaker 1: And then let's not have mommy take it.
Speaker 2: Is he really having pain or is he like just
having feelings? What's going on?
Speaker 1: So doctor Bruce, I get him on the phone and
I tell him what happened, and he's like, he's fine.
He's you know, how doctors are, you know, like even
Garret goes like guys, these guys that are in these
their profession, everything is fine. It's you know, you think
everything is like a disaster, but they're gonna like they
see it all day, all the time. And doctor Bruce
is like, what happened? I told him. He's like, he's fine.
I see it all the time. He's gonna be fine.
I go, he's not gonna be admitted into the hospital.
You don't think he's got brain damn Nolynette. And when
he says, Lynette, trust me, I'm telling you he's gonna
be fine, I'm like, how do you know that? I
don't that right?
Speaker 2: But you told him.
Speaker 1: I told him, I's exactly where it hit and everything,
and he was like, I see it all the time.
Just trust me, He's going to be fine. And so
when I heard that, then I calmed down. I was
that I heard on the way to back to the er,
so that I didn't get to the er they they said.
I walk in and the lady at the front Deska's name,
I said Corolla and she's like, oh, and right this way,
and this this male nurse came out, and god, I
loved him because he saw me crying and he goes
right this way, honey, and he's like oh, He's like
it's okay, it's okay, and he like hugged me, and
I just was crying and crying and crying in his
on his I got his whole thing wet, and he
was like, he's gonna be okay. He's gonna be okay. Oh.
Another part of the story, when I drove back home
to get everything, to get my stuff, I pull into
the driveway. There's a mom and like teenage daughter and
they're pulled into my driveway and they're they're just parked there.
And I was like, I get out of the car
and they're like, honey, we brought his bike. I don't
know who she was. She's like, we brought his bike.
We put it on the front. We just dropped it
off on the front, by the front.
Speaker 2: Like I never want to see that fucking thing again.
Speaker 1: I'll throw it in the trash. And I was like,
and then she saw that I was crying. She saw
how upset I was, and she goes, oh, She's like
I'm a mom, come here, and she gave me a
big hug and she's like, You're probably not gonna remember
any of this, but i'm your old neighbor at your
old house. I just moved. We just moved in. I
know that you had that house next door. Blah blah blah.
And this is my daughter. And her daughter was beautiful,
like sixteen year old daughter. And she's like, she's like,
we saw him when we pulled down the street, saw
him and we saw how you know, banged up he was.
So we pulled over and we stopped and we said honey.
He was by himself because Brayden left, are you okay?
And he and she says, let me take you home,
and he goes no. And when I talked to Sonny
at the hospital and told him that, he goes. I
didn't want to get in the car with her because
you told me never get in a car with strangers
under no circumstances.
Speaker 2: But you said, Ma, you could get in the car
with a mile I know. I'm sure you did.
Speaker 1: I did all the time. I say, mom, And obviously
she's a mom.
Speaker 2: Although I have told my kids, mom, if it's not
someone you know, because we've all seen fatal attraction. Yeah,
Glenn close pulls up, except the kid takes her to
an amusement park, comes home, boils a bunny on.
Speaker 1: The stone, and Adam's mistress could pulling right up right
totally so, but obviously like she's in an suv, she's
in a car. She's like she saw a mom.
Speaker 2: She's just funny.
Speaker 1: So he's like, no, I'm gonna wait for my mom.
And then she's like, okay, well we're gonna wait with you.
And so she sat there and then then then the
next car comes pulling down the streets, a dad and
his with his son, and he pulls up and he's like,
is this boy okay? And she's like, he wants me
to wait. I asked him to take him home, but
he wants me and she said he just cut her
off and said no, no, no, no, no, no, no waiting put
that kid in his car. I'm taking him either to
the er or to his house. And he put him
in the car. And then then sudden he's like, then
I got in his car because I saw he had
a little boy in the car, not a little boy,
but his age boy.
Speaker 2: And somebody he had abducted just prior to his son.
Speaker 1: So he's like, this is my Lucky's Day two for one.
Speaker 2: So so then he like, I was just gonna do
one today, but how could I resist this One's just
by the side.
Speaker 1: Of the road. So he's like, get that boy in
the car right now. And then as he was driving
down the streets, so he's.
Speaker 2: Horrified by the joke.
Speaker 1: I just made it by the way cares as I
was telling he said. As I was driving down the street,
he was telling him, that's my mom. She's pulling out
of the driveway. So that's when that's what happened there, okay.
And so I'm back at the er and they took
him back, and I'm waiting for the seat. He's getting
the CT scans. Now here's the weird and disturbing part.
Now we're at the er hours upon out. Now Olga
shows up, Natalia's Natalian wants to come. I said, you
guys don't have to come. Natalia wants to be here.
Everybody wants to come. So we're all there in the
hospital room and then Natalia stayed, Olga and Adam left and.
Speaker 2: Really, wait, hold on, though we've skipped a little part here.
So you get there and they've taken him back, does
anybody say, like it seems like he's okay. We're just
checking to make sure, I mean, or are they.
Speaker 1: No doctors yet? They don't know anything because they have
to do their tests. They can't tell me officially. But
the nurse that brought me back the guy, he was like,
he's going to be okay, He's gonna be okay.
Speaker 2: But had he been treating him to say that?
Speaker 1: I don't know who? I don't know? Okay, So at
this point you.
Speaker 2: Don't know what's going on. How is there no doctor.
I don't understand.
Speaker 1: Are they Well, I'm there and the Adam there's the
room like there's a little corner.
Speaker 2: Of a room that well, he's been seen by a
doctor probably, but doctors talk to you.
Speaker 1: No, doctor's talked. He's gone. When I got there, him
and Adam were gone. They were getting their X rays
and CT scans.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Then they wheel him back in and then we're waiting
and then the doctor comes in. And then Adam was
there in the room when they did the CT scans
and he and I said, I talked to doctor Bruce
and he said he's gonna be okay. And I was like,
he's gonna be fine, you know, Adam, He's gonna be fine.
He's gonna be okay. And we're waiting. So now we're
waiting for the official results okay. And I talked to
doctor Drew Calls and while I'm while we're they are waiting,
and I told Drew what happened, and Drew said, absolutely,
he's gonna be fine. He says. When I was everybody's
got a story. When I was a kid, I flew
off head first to hit my head. I could see
the lump on my head when I looked up. I said,
so consunning, he can see the lump, that's how bad
it is. And he said he's gonna be fine. He's
gonna be fine. And I go, do you think they're
going to keep him overnight? And he's like, no, he's
he'll be he should be Okay, So this is what
everybody's telling me right then.
Speaker 2: And meanwhile, the next day you're supposed to leave for
New York. Yeah, so well, I'm.
Speaker 1: Thinking I'm anseling that trip. I'm not going to New York.
Speaker 2: He'll no.
Speaker 1: So then uh so, then waiting for the doctor, the
doctor comes in, and the doctor comes in, so everybody leaves,
but Natalia. Natalia stays with me. Natalian and I are
talking and then she helped me figure it, like should
I go to New York tomorrow? Should I not go
to New York? She goes, Mom, you should go, even
though Sonny probably would want you to stay home, and
if I, if it was me, I'd want you to
stay home. But you should go. This is an important thing,
you know. For those that don't know I'm speaking at
a summit, I'm like the keynote end of the day
speaker at the summit. Now you know, obviously I can
cancel nake and under they would understand. But I don't know.
Speaker 2: So, you know, but at this point you were probably like, Okay,
if he's going to be fine, then he'll probably just
be on the couch pain killers, sleeping. I'll go do
my thing.
Speaker 1: And come back right. So so then so but still
like I you know, I didn't really I don't know.
I I for while I was like, oh, no, absolutely not,
I'm not going. And as the hours went by and
he was, and then Sunny's on morphine and he's like,
I'm okay, mom, you can go. It's fine, like you know,
like you know, and doctor Drew and doctor Bruce are like, yeah,
you'll be fine, you know, Drew, I mean, Olga and
Adam are gonna be with him. You know.
Speaker 2: It's right, he's covered.
Speaker 1: So so here's the disturbing part. So the doctors come in.
Two different doctors come in. One was like the attending
whatever and the other one was like, uh, orthopedic chi
child or children's orthopedic whatever surgeon. And he looks at
the results. She looks at the results. There's nothing, no
problem os, no brain injury, no no crack skulls nothing.
It looks everything looks great. And I remember saying to him,
I said, no fractures in the skull, no fractures. Even
Natalia heard it. He said, But you know he's gonna
look bad for the for a while. He's gonna have
that big He goes, that's like a quarter amount of
blood in his above his eyes, just sitting there, and
it's just going to start to drain. It's going to
probably move into his other eye. It's going to go
down his cheek, might even go into his chest. And
here we are one week later, and he's right. It
went to the other eye and it's it's going down.
His cheek is swollen, his jaw is swollen in a
little bruised. You can see, it's like puffy. So he said,
he's gonna look like that, and he's gonna have a
great Halloween costume. But you know, other than that, he's fine,
Like he can I go he can go home. Yeah,
he can go home. Just rest tiling off. He needs it.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: He gave him some morphine. But you know the only
thing like that hurt for Sonny, he said, was his abrasions,
like on his knees. He had, you know, his elbow.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine that he wouldn't have had a horrendous headache.
Speaker 1: I mean, he says is he said his head hurt,
but what mostly hurt was the abrasions elbow, because he's
never really had abrasion abrasions like that, and it's like
on both elbows, and it's on his knees and on
his head, and that abrasion on his head really hurt
more than I think. It was taken away from the
pain of his headache. I guess, I don't know. He
was in shock whatever. So they said he can go home.
So I take him home and he goes to sleep,
and then they said he's going to be sleeping a lot.
That's okay, let him sleep. He's got to recover. So
I said, okay. So if he's nauseous, you know, if
he is okay, So he didn't vomit at the scene
of the cry, he didn't vomit, he didn't pass out,
so he doesn't have a concussion. No concussion. So if
he starts to vomit, and if he's naus you know, nauseous,
can't eat, then let us know. But all right, so
he goes home, Adam says you should go. Everybody says go.
So I now, I'm thinking, it's ten o'clock at night.
I haven't even packed for New York. I got a pack.
Speaker 2: What time are you leaving? The next day?
Speaker 1: Early in the morning, I had to leave the house
like six thirty am to go to lax and going. Yeah,
and so I'm going with going to meet Jay and
Patrick to go to New York with me. And we
also had a meet and greet on Friday night at
a place in the city. And by the way, the
summit that I'm going to is at Hudson Valley, which
is two hours away from JFK, so it's in Poughkeepsie,
New York. And so I'll get to that in a second.
So I'm packing. It's ten o'clock at night. I'm thinking, really, okay, right,
I'm gonna go. I'm gonna go to bed, went to bed.
So the morning I leave, I get up and he's
like laying in his bed and he's kind of watching
TVs up early like he always is. And I said,
are you hungry? He's no, And I said, okay, well,
Olga is going to be here soon. Daddy's home. I'm
going to be back. As soon as I'm done with
this thing, I'm gonna be back. You know. I was
gonna see how it went and see if I could
make it to the meet and greet, because we already
promoted it and paid for it and all that shit.
Speaker 2: Right, So it was just two nights away.
Speaker 1: Right, It was gonna be on a Friday. So I'm
leaving Wednesday morning. Yeah, right, Thursday's the summit. Okay. So
I say bye. His his eyes all swollen, but he
says he didn't have any pain or anything like that.
So I leave, get on the plane. I feel better.
I see Jay Jay's telling me all the injuries he
had when he was a kid, blah blah blah. So
I land at JFK. I get I, you know, get
off the plane. I turn the phone on and bloop,
bloop bloop. All these text messages come through. And I
see the first text message I look at and it's.
Speaker 2: You what wire You just decided not to have internet
on the plane.
Speaker 1: No, I went to sleep. So I don't know if
I did or not. I don't know. Sometimes I do,
but no, understand that because I didn't turn my phone off,
but I didn't put it in. I didn't put it
in plane mode either, because sometimes I do get I
don't know, I didn't even look into it. I was
so tired I started to bed, so get to get
to JFK. A couple hours later, turn the phone on.
The first text message I look at is from Jensen's mom, Shannon,
that says, I have a friend at Children's hospital that
will look at his x rays if need it, if
need be. I told Olga to call me if she
needs anything. And then I see Olga, and then I
see mis called, and I see all these so I'm like,
children's hospital. What So I call Olga and Olga's like
everything is fine. Now Olga would tell me, because she
has many, many, many many times if if it's not fine,
she'll say, no, you need to come home. They're not
feeling whatever. But she's like, everything is finely net he's okay.
They just the hospital called the er called Adam this
morning and said that they saw something on the X
ray and they just want to make sure that he's okay,
and they want to do another SEATI scan just to
be sure. So I'm like, what what Why next morning
they see something? Why didn't they see something last night,
I go on calling Adam. So I call Adam, and
Adam's like, She's like, don't call enemies on the and
I hang up on her because I knew Adam was podcasting.
Now Kitlin was around.
Speaker 2: I say, so, Adam wasn't at the hospital.
Speaker 1: No, Adam was. Yeah, he was there earlier and then
he came to the street to the shows. Yeah, so
hen Olga. So Adam went, took him to the to
the children's hospital, checked them in, and Olga met Olga
went there. No, Olga went there and took Sonny and
Adam went there and in the morning before the podcast
checked him in. Blah blah blah. Left Phil in the car.
I guess while he was in the hospital, and supposedly
he was just gonna get like another CT scan. And
so I call Adam and Adam's going, uh, they're just
covering their ass. They're just covering their ass. There's somebody
saw something. It's it's okay, it's it could have been
something from before, who knows. It's like it's there. They
saw a little something. It's a two mill two millimeter
two milli millimeter size, like like blood, like a blood thing,
like a like a bleed or something like that, and uh,
he said, but you know, again, it could have been
there before or whatever, and it's it's not a big deal,
but they but for you know, they want to cover
this is what Adam's telling me. And now I'm lucky
enough that Adam's there with Drew because they're recording three
hours of podcasts. So I was like, let me talk
to Drew, and Drew's like, said, said the same thing.
Adam said, he's fine, They're just gonna whatever. They're probably
just gonna they might keep him overnight too, just to
make sure. And I was like, what, now, he's got
to spend the night in the hospital. And so as
I'm talking on the phone, we're driving to Poughkeepsie. It's
pitch black. I'm in the car with Jay Patrick and
the driver pitch Black. Don't know where I am. It's
it's at nighttime in New York. And as I'm saying this,
we're already forty five minutes out. By the time I
get Drew and Adam on the phone and find out
that he could possibly spend the night in the hospital,
they pull over and they're telling the driver we're probably
gonna turn around now and go back to JFK. And
so I was like, why why are we pulled Why
are we pulled over? And they're like, well, we're going
to go back to the airport just in care or
we're going to see don't you want to see? And
I was like, yeah, good, okay. I at that point
I was now, I was like my emotions were up, down, up,
like what's going on? And of course Olga can't. They're
not telling her anything right because they can't. But one
of the doctors did, the doctor that talked to Adam
talked to Olga and did tell Olga he's this older
guy he was. He was in a suit and tie.
He said, he said that there's a little uh, that
little bleed. They're not concerned about that. What they are
concerned is there is a hairline fracture. He does have
a skull, a fracture in his skull. And now I'm like,
what Now he's got a He's got a fractured skull.
It's right underneath the signs. It's called this this that.
They said the first four hours of the injury is
the most critical. If it bursts in the first four hours,
then he would need brain surgery. But I'm going, oh my,
it had already. Now it's been twenty four hours. So
I was like, okay, okay. And so they're saying these
terms and I'm saying them out louds Jay and Patrick
are like googling them and they're like, okay, this is
what it is, and that's exactly right. For four hours,
but it's been twenty four hours. Then Drew says the
same thing. Everybody's saying the same kind of thing. Then
this is what Oga tells me. And then she's like oh,
and I go, well, is there a doctor I can
talk to? And she's like, no, no, there's nobody here
right now. But as soon as somebody walks in, oh,
and then she goes, wait, here comes somebody, and then
an in turn, a doctor came in. She does. He's
in scrubs. He comes walking in and she says, the moms,
can you talk to the mom? So he says, this
is doctor so and so gets on the phone. Now
I don't know who this doctor is. I'm think and
it's it's Sonny's doctor. I don't know, you know, I
think it's the doctor that's been talking to Adam. Right,
this is the worst part of the whole story. Okay,
this is the worst part. So he gets on the
phone and he says, this is doctor whatever Children's hospital
is this, missus Corolla. I said, yes, what's going on?
He goes, it's very serious. It's a very it's a
very serious very and he's critical and it's a serious condition.
And I'm going, huh what and he goes, yes, we're
talking brain injuries, possible brain injuries, injuries. And then he
says he could I said what I just I was
just told that he's just there for observation and no, no, no,
he's going to be a going up to the surgical
team in a few hours. They're gonna he could possibly
have brain surgery to no, and I start crying hysterically
and I'm like, what I just was told that he
has blah blah blah. And he's like, no, no, no, man,
this is no. This is very serious. We're talking brain
and we're talking ahead injury that could blah blah blah
blah blah and anything could happen. He says he needs
to be monitored very closely by the surgical team, is
going to be on call on you know, and where
we're going to take him up to the to the
take him up to the surgical department or the orthopedic
whatever surgery. And I'm going, are you kidding? And he's
like no, I was just told him, goes, why don't
know who you're talking to. He goes, the nanny's here.
She probably has misinformation and uh but uh and then
he and then I said, uh, I said he could
possibly have surgery tonight, and he said, oh, at any minute.
It's very serious. And I go, are we talking life threatening?
And he said, well, we're talking brain injuries, ma'am. And uh,
I can understand how upsetting this could be for you
that you're so far away, and I was crying. He goes,
I know, I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry, and I'm
thinking life threatening? What you know, I mean like thinking
in the long run. I said to him, I go, well,
big picture, is he gonna be okay? Or And he says, well,
there's it's very unpredictable and it's very serious. It's very
serious injuries. And I was like, uh, okay, okay, goodbye,
and then I hang up. I call at him and
I said no, no, no, no, he said, here's here's sorry.
He goes, here's here's the nanny, here's your nanny, and
I uh and uh. She she takes the phone and
she goes, Lenette, don't listen to this guy. This guy
does not know. He's not the doctor. He is not
the one that's been looking at Sonny and seeing Sonny.
This is just some guy that just came in. There's
another doctor that's been talkin this guy. No, not yet.
I don't even know this guy. But not yet. I
don't know.
Speaker 2: So irresponsible, that's crazy, irresponsible.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I know, I know that's insane. Yeah,
I mean, I really haven't thought about it until now
about Yeah, I should probably say something. I mean, but
it is serious. I mean, I guess.
Speaker 2: But they weren't on call to do surgery, right.
Speaker 1: They weren't on call, but they were they were going
to admit. They were admitting him that I know, they're observation, right,
But they were putting him up on the floor with
the brain the surgical brain team in case some shit
went down, so if something happens, they can take him
right to surgery brain surgery. So basically what he was
telling me was pretty much it's true. He did have
two injuries. He it is serious. He is talking about
the brain here. I you know, if something were to happen,
he would have gone to surgery. So it could kind
of like because I did say I did I did
say something to somebody or the doctor that yeah, I
did say something to dies the doctor is such a blurb,
but then I talked. So anyway, first of all, hold on.
So Olga takes the phone and she says, immediately, Lynette,
don't listen to him. He is not Sonny's doctor. He
has not been seen by Sonny. He just came walking in.
There's another doctor that's here that's been talking to Adam
all day, and that's Sonny's doctor. So I would go
by what he said. And I'm telling you everything that
he said to Adam and to me. And the leaning
has stopped, and they need to keep them just to
make sure. The one thing is the skull fracture. They
want to make sure there's no liquid coming out of
his nose or in the back of his throat. Mean
that would be bad, that would mean surgery. So okay, okay, okay.
So then Olga went. Once Olga got on the phone,
I stopped crying immediately, like she she really I mean,
it probably is because I wanted to believe her, and
also because I believed her and I know Olga and
she's very responsible and I know she's not trying to
sugarcoat shit. So then I go, let me call Adam.
So then I get at a call back at him
and Adam, and then Adam puts on the phone on
speaker and I go, this doctor just told me all
this stuff. And Drew said, now, well, it is serious.
It is this, but it's not it's not serious serious
that there. Listen, Lynnette, if something were to happen, it
would have happened for in the first four hours in
case if and and then and they go, what if
something happens, Drew, what happened? What?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 1: Then? What he says, Then they wheel him into surgery.
He's in the best place possible. If something were to
be happened, I know they would reel him into surgery
and they would release the pressure and then he that
he would be that would be that. And I said,
then he's okay, and he goes, and I suspect, and
he goes, it's not my expertise, but I suspect if
it was my son, I would think that the probability
of a surgery like that is less than five percent.
And I said, really, goes. What I suspect is they're
going to keep him there for another day or two
for observation because they do not want to let anything happen.
And I'm going to make sure he's good to go.
And the only thing now is that any liquid coming
out of his nose in the back of his throat,
then then that's when they're going to take him. Then
he would have to have surgery. So then I'm like,
are you guys telling me the truth? Are you really serious?
And they started laughing, and Adam's like, do you think
I'd be sitting here in the studio with Drew doing
five podcasts? You don't you think I'd be at the
hospital if it was serious? Serious? I go, well, this
doctor goes, don't listen to that doctor. Just listen to me,
and listen to the only one doctor that's been seeing
Sonny and listen to Olga and that's it. And I
was like, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god.
So meanwhile, we're all pulled over in Poughkeepsie on this
gas station, and uh, I said, are we So the
guys are like, should we do? You want to go home?
And I was like, I don't know, I don't know,
I don't know. I go no, No, let's keep going.
Let's go, let's go. So he's okay, everything's fine, and
Augus said, Lynette, just please don't stress. Just do your
what you gotta do, and come home when you want
to come home. You don't have to come home tonight.
She goes, by the time you get home tonight, it's
gonna be whatever. It's going to be midnight, one o'clock,
and by then I'm going to be sleeping. He's going
to be sleeping. You know. I have a bed with
him in the room. I am not going to leave
his side. Jody was here today, Jody was there playing
with him. She's going to come back again tomorrow. And
then when I heard that, that made me feel better too,
So I was like, all right, fine. So we get
we get to Poughkeepsie and I proceed to get drunk,
not that drunk, but I have, like immediately a stiff drink.
Once we get there, and Jay and Patrick were awesome,
and we went we just went to bed and I
couldn't sleep all night. And the next morning I woke
up at like five, and I booked a flight because
I was where am I going to stay until Friday night?
Not going to stay? And I was like, I cannot
imagine being in a hotel room and not being with Sunny.
I can't. I can't sleep in another night in a
hotel room. So I got to go home after today.
They totally understood, and I said, so after the summit
is over, I'll just take the latest flight, which was
like a ten forty five, and it's perfect time, and
I'll just get in late. And then I told Olda,
I'm gonna be getting in late. By the way, I
got to Children's Hospital at four thirty am. Talk about late,
I mean, playing was delayed. It was just a nightmare.
But so then, you know, did the summit and in
a theater.
Speaker 2: So the next day you wake up.
Speaker 1: Calen pulled the picture of at.
Speaker 2: Five am, You're worried, but are you getting updates? Like,
so far, so good. Well he's just.
Speaker 1: Hanging out at this time. It's three hours behind, so
it's the middle of the night. Yes, I definitely. I
spoke to Olga before I went to bed. She said,
I will call you if anything happens middle of the night.
Of course I will call you. So if you don't
hear from me, everything's fine. And I said, okay. So meanwhile,
like Natalia, I was like, where's Natalia all this time?
She's Cammy Like Cammy's mom scooped her up and took
her for two days and was like, don't worry, we
got her, Like it's totally fine. Like you know, Adam
was like, because Adam was leaving to go out of
town on Friday, to go yes Friday, and so now
it's Thursday, and so did Adam go back to the
hospital about no. Adam went back to the hospital, was
there until late, and then he went home. Olga spent
the night, okay, because Adam is useless. What's he gonna do?
And he hates being in the hospitals and here and
I mean, you hear these kids crying and stuff. Everybody
hates being in the hospitals. But Sonny was sleeping, and honestly,
I think he would rather have Olga there than because
she's like a mother to him, you know. But Adam
stayed until late and then he went home. And there's
Phil who's like you bry himself all day. So then
he went home, and then he's leaving the next morning
to go to Missouri or Michigan or Missouri and then Nashville.
So he had too a whole week in a stand up.
Speaker 2: But this was Wednesday night. Still, this is Wednesday night
is when he went back to the hospital. Because yeah,
Thursday night and then you woke up and everything was
still okay.
Speaker 1: Thursday night you did your show.
Speaker 2: So he was in the hospital all day that.
Speaker 1: Day Thursday, yes, he was. He was in and out
of the hot Yes, Thursday morning, he went back to
the hospital, then came to this podcast, then went back
Thursday night, and then I was flying home Thursday night late, right,
See you got that.
Speaker 2: No, Wednesday, he went to the hospital. You flew on Wednesday.
By the time you landed, he was back in the hospital.
So he was in the hospital Wednesday night, yeah, and
then also Thursday night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he didn't. He didn't up spending the night
in the hospital, but he was there. He went and
came back. He was going and coming back.
Speaker 2: He didn't spend the night at Children's that night. And
I thought they admitted him.
Speaker 1: No, Sonny did, Yeah, Sonny did.
Speaker 2: Right, Adam didn't, Sunny, Sonny spend the night Wednesday night
and Thursday night.
Speaker 1: Yes, got Adam never spent the night ol goes there,
got it.
Speaker 2: So Thursday night though, But Thursday, all day people visited him.
Adam came back and visited him right right, and Olga
spent the night again. And then you got there at
four am.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and and then.
Speaker 2: But meanwhile he was getting back like nothing happened.
Speaker 1: Right, not every time, yes, I mean throughout the whole
day and then so Thursday, now, so I booked my
flight Thursday morning and then we're due to be at
the call at the California at the the Culinary Institute
of America CIA campus at like eleven am. And Jay
comes to my room at like eight am with breakfast
and coffee, and then we do our you know, he's
questioning me like, you know, okay, when did we do?
How many cases did we set? Like he's we're doing
all this should be and he's crapping me, and I'm
talking like meanwhile, like once in a while, Olga would
like call and say the doctor's here. Do you want
to talk to the doctor, And Doctor's just like no,
everything's fine, no updates, any liquid if that's all we're
walking for is the liquid? And then I go when
can he go home? And then this is Thursday, and
they said he's gonna stay tonight, and then I said, okay,
well that's I'm coming there to I'm coming home tonight.
So I just didn't know if I should go home
to Children's hospital. So I knew in the afternoon he's
staying another night. So so then I do my show,
then I do the thing.
Speaker 2: Dude, don't skip over that part though, because we're even
nervous about this for a month.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, we're honest with you.
Speaker 2: Were you just like I don't care anymore anymore?
Speaker 1: I know, I was like, bring it on, I don't care.
You know, I'll be fine. I'll be fine. I'll treat
it like a podcast, what like, I know all the
answers anyway, Right, So then they also have to get
at him up on the big screen because he's doing
like a you know, behind me, like a Q and
a too. Oh really yeah, So he could have theoretically, theoretically,
if I wasn't there, he could have done just.
Speaker 2: The whole thing by like scrape.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you know, so anyway, So but you're the
Corolla drinks right right, that's why he doesn't know the
business exactly. He was exactly That's what Jay was saying,
Like if they ask him, you know, what do we
do in twenty fourteen, he's not gonna know. You know. So,
so did you.
Speaker 2: Tell your stories? And did you like tell the crazy
the guy that.
Speaker 1: God, that guy that killed the murderer suicide start, But no, no,
what the guy you know what? It was go the
way I thought it was gonna He he was like
it was like being on on a talk like. He
was like, I'm being on Letterman Like he's interviewing us,
Like how does it feel? How is it like? How
do you is it like how when you two work together?
Or how is the process of what's the difference between
being having a name behind like a celebrity name versus
you know, people in the audience that have their eye
I like, well, really there's a first of all, I
don't know if you noticed, but he's no George Clooney.
So anyway, had that one change the get some laughs?
Oh yeah, yeah yeah. And the guy that interviewed me,
that was running the whole thing, who we've been emailing with,
he was sweet, super nice, has kids, and he's like,
I'm so thankful you're here. You know, I understand, and uh,
you know, nobody else knew what was going on, right,
So it was a theater of three hundred people and
they so, so I go to the campus in the
morning with Jay and Patrick. They give us a tour
and it's it's unbelievable spectaculars. I'm not expect I knew
it was like a Culinary Institute of America, but shit,
it's like being the Harvard for cooking and for baking
and I mean the history of food. And so she's
taken us on this tour and like we're watching these
kids in these classrooms. But the classrooms are kitchens, industrial
sized kitchens, and it's a campus that looks like Harvard,
and it's on the lake of Hudson River. It's on
the Hudson River and you just a backdrop is just
the the colors of fall. It's just autumn and the
trees and the river and it's just spectacular, beautiful campus.
And these kids in the classroom are doing all like
there's the dope the bread class and she's like putting
stuff through the thing, making.
Speaker 2: Bread and is bread and elective or is that.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but like there's there's, there's the sugar
and confection. They that is unbelievable because they have these
like flowers in the window and they look like real flowers.
But she's like, those flowers are all made by sugar
and they have to make them. They can't graduate till
they can make stuff out of that class until they
can do that, and you know, it's a it's a
big deal.
Speaker 2: And I hate to cook so much. Me too, me too,
I can't.
Speaker 1: But like every everything I know, every like every cafeteria
I shouldn't say cafeteria because that makes it sound crappy.
Every little like bakery or cafe or restaurants that are
on the campus are all run by students, while the
students are the ones that are cooking. And then they
have like this one area which was really cool. It's
like the common ground. It's like the commons, and and
that's where usually people go to eat their lunch.
Speaker 2: And college people were like, you know that call you
know what it's.
Speaker 1: Called that area, the common area. So that area, there's
this one section and it's got a lot like a
Neon sign up there, and it was called I kind
of can't remember the name of it, but at the
time it was called like you know, something like tgif
buns or something, I don't know, something cute. And each semester,
one of the students or a class gets to come
up with their own restaurant and they start from the
ground up. They start from the design of that area,
that the sign, the name of the restaurant, what kind
of food it is, everything from the ground up, like
managing the the the money coming through, the accounting everything. Wow.
They have to run it for the for the semester
and uh and then like they get voted on who
gets to win, and then they and then they work
on their restaurant, which is it was just it was
really it was spectacular. It was really cool, and I
mean I was so honored that they reached out to us,
you know, and it's it's a beer, wine, cider and
spirits conference, so you know, me being a female in
the business, they wanted like the female perspective and so
they reached out and so it was nice. I'm happy
I did it. I felt good that I did it.
Speaker 2: So you get out get nervous right before you kid,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Okay, so then I get the texts.
Speaker 2: I get Olga going, did you have a spirit before
you went up there? Now?
Speaker 1: I didn't have anything. Then, so Olga says, doctors are
going to be calling at two o'clock. So I have
the phone on you. They're gonna call you and at
you guys are gonna be on a conference call. And
this is Thursday, so so two o'clock, like just they
they gave us like a little room, like the men's
locker room to camp out in because we were going
to go to like the little what time? What time
was to be four o'clock East Coast time?
Speaker 2: Oh so you were going to get that call right
when you got off stage.
Speaker 1: I was getting the call two o'clock my time, East
Coast time, and I was doing the thing at four
o'clock East coast time.
Speaker 2: Oh so like eleven am there a time.
Speaker 1: Eleven am here? Okay, yeah, so I still had like
two hours before showtime whatever, and but people are coming
in and now they were so nigh. You need anything,
you want anything?
Speaker 2: And did you ask for a spirit?
Speaker 1: No? I asked for a fucking tampa because I got
my period right then and there, right there. I didn't
even know it was coming. I went to the bathroom.
It was like, really, what really, you're gonna do this
to me? Now I gotta get punished with this now,
could you wait twenty four hours till I get home
Jesus of Yours No, he's not.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, So so you go up, where's the picture
of your tampon?
Speaker 1: Yeah? So so okay, So that we have the conference
calling it and it's fine, wow theater, Yeah beautiful, put
the picture.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, please, I love that picture.
Speaker 1: And then there's like up there's like, you know, seating
up in the balcony. I mean, it's a fig that
holds three hundred people. There was probably I don't know
how many.
Speaker 2: People that's it to do.
Speaker 1: It was pretty full, not at the top, not in
the top section, but down below it was you know,
it was pretty full. Yeah. I was shocked and uh
and nervous, and so Larry the moderators sat to the
right of me, and that's where I sat. And then
you know, we did our thing and he so two
o'clock the doctor calls and Adam's on the phone and
she's like, so he can go home tomorrow, and and
he liquid out of his nose. Then da da da da,
the same thing, and everything's fine. Just keep him for
one more night, okay, And were they like, this is
when he can go back to school or what if
he feels like it, he can go back to school
on Monday. This was Thursday last week, and but they
suspect he's going to be really tired for a few
days and like, you know, just soar which he is, And.
Speaker 2: Uh, did he go back to school Monday?
Speaker 1: No, he's still home. Today's Tuesday's home. He might go tomorrow.
He could have gone. I'll tell you how you feeling me.
He could have gone today. But I feel like his
head is a little egg because they're like, he can't
know sports for two to six, you know, for four
to six weeks. He needs to be seen by the
plastic surgery team here in two weeks. And of course
I call and I try and make an appointment on Monday,
and they're like no, Candy, like like we can't make
the appointment until we have there all your information, and
we can't get your information because the lady that's here
that does that, that's not here today and she'll call you
tomorrow and blah blah blah, and so here's tomorrow and
I'm waiting for them to call me, but he needs
to be seen in two weeks at the plastic surgery.
Now I keep thinking. I keep thinking, like because the
same kind of thing happened to Natalia. She went to
the same er. Her finger was one thing, and then
when I went to the plastic surgery a week later,
he's like, oh no, this, She's got a little fracture
here in her finger, a compound frat. And I was like, what,
That's not what the er told me. So I'm like,
even though he was seen by by the Children's hospit,
I feel better, but I'm just like, now I'm picturing
like his bones shifting because it's a long hairline fracture.
It starts like from his upper right yeah, upper temple,
right eye, above his eye, and it kind of goes
down underneath his sinuses, like under by his nose. So
it's thin, it's a hair thin, but it's kind of long.
It's longer than I thought. I thought it was going
to be like an inch. It's like two inches. So
that worries me and Archie Sal cousin Sal's son who
sees Sonny every Sunday. But they didn't have football Sunday
this last weekend because Kimmel's in Brooklyn this week doing shows,
so they didn't have football Sunday, and Sonny was really
looking forward to it. So Melissa brought Archie over yesterday
and then we walked to pizza last night, and and
then like Sonny's getting you know, he's got his spirit
is uh. I mean when he's home, he's really he
seems down and kind of like depressed, you know, but
his friends come have been there visiting and and they're great,
and oh god, so the outpouring of love. I'll tell
you later, but so I just so I'm watching him
last night and he's playing in the arcade with Archie
and he drops a quarter and he bends down and
he's looking underneath the day. I'm like, dog, what are
you doing. Don't bend down and like his head's upside down.
Don't don't put your head upside down like that, and
you know, and then people are just you know, his
friends came over and they're like showing him something. They're
like gesticulating with their their hands and I'm like, keep
your hands away from its head, Like I'm scared. He's
gonna get hit in the head, right, you know, that's
the one thing. Like I just still want him to
get hit and bones shift. But I talked to doctor
Bruce again this morning and he's like, well, I'm not
trying to minimize it, but it's okay, Like it's not
his bones aren't gonna shift. Just he needs to be
safe and you know, but he's still he's he's an
eleven year old active boy.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So anyway, what.
Speaker 2: Was this video some video that somebody sent him that
you said he's watched it over and over?
Speaker 1: Oh my god? Did I say that online?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, how else would I know? There's a thing
where you were like, thank you, you've made a shot
Instagram post with the two Yeah, and he said he's
just watching it over and over.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Okay. So his his co coach on his team
that went to Vegas and everything. The young he's young coach.
He's like he's twenty four years old. He's an assistant
coach at cal State at cal State cal State LA. Yeah,
at cal State LA. And uh he put together so
he has a team at cal State. He's got the
college team of guys, right, and he also coaches you know,
the eleven year old boys, which is Sunny's team. He
put together this video that was so touching, and he
edited it. He actually it took He did it in
three days. Half the injury happened on Tuesday. He heard
about it. He was getting updates from Jensen's mom because
I was updating her and he was getting updated from her.
And by the end of the week, on Friday, he
sent me a text. He said, when when Sunny's feeling better,
we want to make him an honorary team member. We
want to invite him down and before a game, have
you know, shoot some hoops with the team and have dinner,
have a pregame dinner with the team, and uh, you know,
be an honorary team member for the day. And then
he said, here's a little video I put together and
he said, this is from cal State, you know, LA,
and it's all every single team member. There's like thirteen
or fourteen guys. Every guy. What's up, Sonny. I heard
that you're a tough boy. I can't wait for you
to come down. I want to shoot some hoops, but
I mean I gotta. I'll play you a little bit.
It is was so touching.
Speaker 2: That's amazing.
Speaker 1: He had to edit it because it like faded out
and then into event and then and then him at
the end, and the head coach said something and then
him at the end. I mean, how sweet. It was unbelievable.
I just I was so blown away this coach Mason.
It was like so touching. And I sent it to
Sonny and he has it. And Sonny didn't cry the
whole time, but he cried. He got teary eyed after
when he after watching it and cal state la together
we attack, I see just play for us.
Speaker 3: COT's got to work at it together. So we're looking
forward to seeing.
Speaker 2: You see soon. How you sading, man, It's Elliott.
Speaker 4: Hope you're doing well.
Speaker 3: I hope you have a speedy recovery.
Speaker 2: We look forward to something down here.
Speaker 1: On campus with us to you know, with us, have
a speedy recovery and get will soon.
Speaker 2: So get well soon, man, Yeah, Sony can't wait to
see you back on the court.
Speaker 3: What's up, Sunny.
Speaker 1: I heard about what happened, man, and I just wanted
to wish.
Speaker 4: You speed your recovery.
Speaker 1: I hope you get well soon and I'm looking forward
to getting buggets with you one day, man, So get well.
Ready just go. I mean, there's so many of them.
It was so sweet.
Speaker 2: So he's all good now, but just still tired, a
little low. But once he gets back to.
Speaker 1: School sleeping, Yeah, he's been sleeping a lot, and like
he's at that stage where you know, he gets up
and he walks and he it's like winded, like like
he can't catch his breath kind of thing. He's he's
you know, he's still kind of got that tiredness going.
But he hasn't had any tile in all or any
needed any pain medicine or anything since we've got and
gotten home from not even in the hospital. You have.
I wish I wish it was like if I am
on time. No, but he hasn't. He hasn't had any pain.
He just he's sore. He gets up and he he limps.
His knee is hurting him because he landed on his knee.
But yeah, but I just worry about his head. That's all.
That's Cabasa. So that is.
Speaker 2: Uh, that is the sunny story. Guys. Everybody's up to date.
I know, right, you know what if if I was sunny, Yes, well,
if I was me. You know, when if you have
a child and something's going on with them, like either
they're sick or they have uh a practice or something. Right,
you know what's really hard to do?
Speaker 1: Cook?
Speaker 2: My god, you read my mind.
Speaker 1: I was right. I was right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you had a premonition. I was about to tell
everybody about Hello Fresh. All right, thank you, Kaitlin, thank you.
You're a parent.
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