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Speaker 6: So I have a couple of things.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, first thing, on Tuesday you were telling us
about in Italia going to Boulder, right and talking to
you at the airport. But was that from this morning
that we're recording now and this was two days ago? Oh,
so she's back, she's back. Oh so did she have fun?
Speaker 5: She had a good time, but she had to come back.
She left the next She left Sunday at She had
to leave at three am. Why because the airport was
like an hour away. Also, her friend who travels with
no ID had to get there early to show proof
of stuff. And then also it's Denver airport. They you know,
it's kind of Denver Airport is big and can be confusing,
and there's trams to take to gate to gate. So
with all that, her flight left at like seven, so
they had to come home to come home. Wait, so
the friends with no ID ended up going out there.
She went home, got her stuff. They told her that
she needed like I don't know, pill bottle to prescription
with another, she had a couple other IDs. And then
she flew out by herself and then met Italian her
friends out there, and then the two of them flew
back home yeah, okay, So why did they fly home early?
Speaker 6: Though?
Speaker 5: So they had to get back early because the whole well, no,
they saw.
Speaker 7: With the she still had to try to fly with
no idea again home.
Speaker 5: Well that's why they had to leave extra early, but
they had to get on a seven am flight to
get back because Natalia was doing some she got asked
out on a date to do like they called it
date dash and I don't know, it's like a frat thing.
She's been on a date a couple times with this
one guy, okay, yeah, and he's in a frat and
he invited her to do this thing. So she had
to get back early enough on Sunday to go do
this date dash thing that they were doing where they
handcuff you to your date.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay stuff.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so she did that, and yeah, she said that
he's a gentleman and he's really nice. And does he
go to UCSP He goes to UCSB and he lives
in her building. Oh yeah, and she's really good friends
with his roommate, Like she met his roommate I think
through other friends or whatever. And yeah, he's a really
nice gentleman, Like he's very gentleman, very polite, very nice, sweet,
and she's like, you know, I said, she said, yeah,
he asked me on a date. And I said, well,
do you you like him? Like are you happy about that?
And she's like, oh yeah, like I like him, but
I don't want a boyfriend. I just I'm like chill,
just to hang out. So I don't know what's going
to happen. But yeah, she she's like dating somebody.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, that's fun.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he looks like the actor that played Eric Menendez
on the Netflix show The Menandez Netflix. Really that's what
he looks like.
Speaker 6: That's cute.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what I said. Yeah, it's cute.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I feel like Eric on that show was the cuter one.
Speaker 5: Yeah he was, if you got to pick yeah, Eric
always was the cuter one. I thought.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Lyle was like more stocky and had a wig is
to pay hey wig?
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, well that's cute. Okay, good.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Speaking of fraternities, I yesterday we went to John and
I went to Elb's sorority where they present the new pledges.
Speaker 5: Right, okay, look, I don't give a fuck about sorority stuff.
Speaker 6: I'm not like, I don't get it. Never in a
sorority go to college. I don't. It's I'm not judging sororities. Listen.
Speaker 5: I know a lot of y'all were in sororities and
love sororities.
Speaker 7: And yeah, that's all good, just not you. It's not
my vibe. No, it's not my vibe. I'm not a joiner.
Speaker 5: I don't want to like be part of something where
everybody's exactly the same.
Speaker 6: And you know, I don't know, I don't like a
lot of rules. It just seems like a lot I enjoyed.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but you know whatever, Elbie thought this would be
something very cool and to a great way to meet people.
So got lover, you know you're gonna not gonna what
do they call it something her yum yuck her yum. Yeah, God,
that's got to be the worst phrase that's ever been invented.
But yeah, I'm not going to try to like rain
on her parade.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 7: So and then so they had this thing, So this
was parents' weekend for my kid. But I did nothing
because so well, first of all, I had told her
I didn't want to go to the game on Friday
because I'd already gone to one.
Speaker 5: As you know, a few weeks before, and you know,
it was it was totally fun, but it was kind
of a clusterfuck, and it was like I wasn't anyway.
Elbe couldn't have gone anyway because it turned out that
she had classed till three o'clock and the game was
like at six, I've got to leave it, like, you know,
four in the morning. You gotta do it, like you're
on an Italia, Like I hold her like you.
Speaker 6: Got no ID.
Speaker 7: You know, you got to pack a steamer trunk full
of shit and then you have to buy a parking pass.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Fridays ahead.
Speaker 5: That's such a shot.
Speaker 7: It's so bad. It is, so I was like, we're
not going to do that. Also, John got a colonoscope
on Friday. He had already started, but by the time
Albi was like, so are we doing this game? I
was like, well, Dad's already fasting for his colonoscopy, so no, yeah,
And then she was like, doesn't matter.
Speaker 6: I couldn't have gone.
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Speaker 6: So that happened.
Speaker 7: That was the first day of parents Weekend though, so
I'm already missing all that. So Saturday there's nothing really
going on because I don't know. I live in Los
Angeles where the school is. I'm not gonna pay money
to like go hear the Dean speak, I don't.
Speaker 6: Care right at all? Yeah, and I'm not gonna you know, we.
Speaker 5: Talked on Tuesday show about like people who are really
like going to visit their kids every two weeks and
are like, you know, you don't You're not going to college.
They are so like, I don't get the whole being
that codependent with your kids where you're like wanting to
do everything with them well let alone partying. And also,
if you think about it, it's like a lot of
people don't live in LA. They just dropped their kid
off a couple. Parents weekend is so close to when
you move, Well, why not space it out? Why is
Parents' weekend so close to after drop off weekend? So
now you got to pay to go fly back out
to see your kid?
Speaker 7: You know, like to do beer funnels with them, right,
don't get it right? So I would, And the parents
weekend costs a lot of money if you want to
do all the stuff, which I do not want to do.
And luckily Elbie was very understanding of that. She was like,
I was like, well, we had this brunch, her sorority
brunch was going to be on Sunday. So I'm like, well,
we're definitely going to come to that. And I thought
we were going to go walk around to some neighboring fraternity,
but it turned out that that was only for the
pregaming for the football game.
Speaker 6: Okay, go pregame at.
Speaker 5: Their brother, I don't know whatever, yes, their sister for Okay,
so Saturday comes along. Don't really have any parents' weekend
plans for that. I have like a pretty chill day.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 5: It's like, I don't know, seven o'clock, it's already dark out.
You know, I get a text from Elbie. I'll read
you the text, because just imagine imagine getting this.
Speaker 6: Text from your kid. Okay, hold on, I.
Speaker 5: Think you'd tell me about it. Yeah, I did tell
you about it, but okay, she wrote, Okay, this is
a very random question.
Speaker 7: But what are you and dad doing tonight? And then
all the kids do this. Every time the kids send
you a text, there has to be like cry face emoji,
and you have to do the correct cry face emoji.
So the one that they do now, which is supposed
to be laughing, is like where tears are pouring laughing
and yeah, it's not the laughing crying emoji. It's a
new it's a different one. It's like you're really crying?
Speaker 5: Is that? Oh?
Speaker 6: I've never seen that. That's what all the kids do.
Either you have to laugh cry with your.
Speaker 7: With the emoji tilted to one side, or it's just
tears streaming.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 7: At one time she sent that one to me and
I was like, why but if that's why are you crying?
And she's like, I'm not, that's like a lot. That's
like laughing cry. But I was like, but that's not
the laughing crying. But she's like, mom, right, trust me. Okay,
So I just wrote I don't know what's up, and
she wrote, Okay, this is just an offer. You do
not have to go, but four or five of my
roommates are bringing their parents to Rocos later, and if
you guys want to come. You're welcome to however, just
a warning now, mind you, I'm not this This text
is coming in in like four different texts, right, and
immediately I'm like, I'm out like Rocos. So, for anybody
that's not familiar with UCLA.
Speaker 5: Rocos is like the dive bar that all the frat
boys go to.
Speaker 6: It's like beer all over.
Speaker 5: The floor, like it's disgusting, and it's packed with like
frack guys.
Speaker 6: Yes, Like.
Speaker 5: Every university I think has one of those bars, right right, Yeah,
that's it is. It's a dive bar. Natalia went once,
like in her senior year with friends. They went down
there and I was like, what are you doing at Rocos?
And she's like, we're leaving And I said to why
she goes cause it's just it's guys everywhere and it's
just kind of gross, and like they just walked in
and they turned around they were like they were I
mean she basically said it was a sausage fest.
Speaker 6: Is basically yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 7: So immediately when I see four or five my roommates
are bringing their parents to Rocos. Later, I'm like, how
do I get out of this? But then she writes, however,
just a warning, Rocos is not that fun and it's
really crowded.
Speaker 6: Lol.
Speaker 7: So I just wrote, sorry, boo, but that just doesn't
sound fun to me, and she goes, yeah, no, I
just wanted to offer just in case, and I wrote
thank you for the offer, and she goes, of course,
And I said, I hope you'll have fun without us,
but I'm old, and she goes, I was gonna say,
I do not think you'll have fun, but I also
felt bad not asking.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So then then the next day and I was like,
in anyway, we're going to see you because by the way,
so we saw her yesterday, today's Monday. We're also, this
has already happened on Friday, but Tuesday is Albie's birthday.
Speaker 5: She turns twenty wow, and.
Speaker 7: We're taking her to dinner. So anyway, we go to
the sorority thing, the brunch. Of course, John and I
are just like, what do we wear? Like do we
have to dress up?
Speaker 5: And I was like, I cannot imagine that you we
have to dress up for a brunch at a sorority house,
like a light brunch.
Speaker 6: By the way, how they get you. So they say
we're going to do this.
Speaker 7: We're going to present the new pledges and then there'll
be some food afterwards. It was like, okay, also, could
you please donate one hundred dollars.
Speaker 6: To change change also.
Speaker 7: And also also, FYI, it's it's kind of customary to
send your your daughter flowers. And we've partnered with this
flower shop. I'm not going to say the name. We've
partnered with the flower shop too, and they will deliver
it on the day before. So it was like the
ninth okay, and if you put in the code whatever
you know, Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, you'll get free delivery.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 7: So I go to this, I go to the flower
shop that is linked to it. I've never seen more
expensive flowers in my entire life.
Speaker 6: That's what I was going to say.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, Like the deepest bouquet was like one
hundred and fifty dollars.
Speaker 5: Yeah, in my sanity, And I was like, oh, hell
to the no. So now you want one hundred dollars
donation to go to this brunch, plus you want me
to spend one hundred and fifty dollars in flowers, which
you know, especially the name of it sounded a little
bit like maybe it was involved with the mafia.
Speaker 6: I'm just gonna say that, really.
Speaker 5: Tony like a Tony's Guidos flower shop. So I'm like, oh,
this is a racket. You know, this sorority is getting
kicked back from these flowers.
Speaker 6: So I was like, not doing that.
Speaker 7: So I went to one eight hundred Flowers and ordered
a very reasonably priced buquet.
Speaker 6: Donated the hundred bucks.
Speaker 5: Okay, now, thank you.
Speaker 7: So we're like, okay, what do we wear to this thing?
So I whatever, it doesn't matter what we wore. We
dressed casually but not sloppy. And then we get there
and it's so funny because there were definitely men dressed
like John was wearing like jeans and like a T
shirt and like a shirt for a button down shirt
over it. And there was that every man though dresses in.
Speaker 6: A blue blazer. Have you seen this? And like a
blue and white like.
Speaker 7: Checked shirts, which sham shamois Oh yes, Shambray, is that
like you're talking about checks?
Speaker 6: Oh my god?
Speaker 5: It was like they were all in uniform. Really that
was like, John, what is that is that? Like people
that used to be in a frat? It just looked
like we were on the East Coast. It was like,
this is California. Why is everybody wearing blue? Every man's
wearing blue, and John almost wore a blue checked shirt
to really, yeah.
Speaker 6: It's a weird thing. So it was very okay, So
get there.
Speaker 5: There's no adults besides the adults because I guess they
trust college sorority girls to run something smoothly, which they
did not.
Speaker 6: There wasn't enough room for us to sit.
Speaker 5: So when you say there's no adults, you're meaning that
the students are running everything. Yeah, there's no like, there's
no house mom, there's no board, sorority board. Adults like
going like, okay, here's how you run an event, right, No, no.
Speaker 6: There's no Okay.
Speaker 7: First of all, we all walk in and then there's
a table where you write a name tag and they
tell you put your your your name, I'm the father
or mother of, and then your student you're sorty person. Okay,
but there's not a person standing there who's like hi, welcome,
not not even a sorority girl. There's no one there
that's like hi.
Speaker 5: As soon as you put your name tag on, you
can head out this door and like find somewhere to sit,
and then the brunch is no, nobody's telling you anything.
Speaker 7: So it's a shit show. There's people are walking in.
They don't know what to do, they don't know where
to walk, so it's like getting crowded. The So the
area where they have set up with chairs immediately is
full and we were there early. So we're walking around
and there's like in front of this row of chairs,
there's like some steps. It's hard to explain, but I
was like, let's go. So all people are crunching into
this area standing room only, and I was like, let's
go sit on the stairs. We weren't blocking anybody. It's
not like a staircase. It's like steps in the middle
of this like patio. So John and I go sit
on these steps, and right away I was like, trust me,
people are going to be like.
Speaker 6: Oh, that's genius.
Speaker 5: Immediately people start feeling it where we are doing the
same thing we did.
Speaker 7: Okay, so we're sitting there. Okay, this thing started forty
five minutes late. Okay, We're sitting and sitting and sitting.
Speaker 6: And where's about the sun?
Speaker 5: Is there? Food?
Speaker 6: The food is for after oh god, the event?
Speaker 5: Right, So you're just people are just doing nothing, They're
just wandering Oh, we're just sitting where everybody's and somebody
saying eventually everybody's in, and we're all sitting there for
another half hour, another half hour of just sitting there. No,
So I said to John, I was like, somebody needs
to like say, what's going on. Well, these girls are
young adults. It's it's time for them to figure out
if they're gonna have a brunch. Like who's gonna be greeting?
Can't they delegate? Go Okay, somebody's got to be at
the door greeting, and somebody say like, well, start the
presentation and blah blah blah blah blah whatever.
Speaker 6: I mean, I had notes, let's just say that. Like
I was like, I need to do a debrief and
I need to explain to you.
Speaker 7: But I was really trying to just be like whatever,
go at.
Speaker 5: The flow was that where's the girl? Where's elbe? At
this point, they're.
Speaker 7: All the girls, They're all going to walk out onto
this like little porch area and then okay, so the
thing itself basically after waiting.
Speaker 6: And waiting and waiting, it would be like one of.
Speaker 7: The older girls with the pledge class from the year
before comes out and walks out with their girl or
three girls or two girls at a time and just says, Hi,
my name is Susie. I'm a ken major from San Diego,
and this is and then she'd say the name of
the girls they're a major and where they're from, and
then we'd clap, and then she'd give them a flower
and then they'd walk out. So every girl did that.
I was a pledge class of seventy five. But they
did it like three at a time or two at
a time.
Speaker 6: It went by. Really, it was like twelve minutes. Yeah,
and then they're like, okay, that's it. There's brunch.
Speaker 7: And then it was a massive amount of people.
Speaker 5: Always did what they brought lb out.
Speaker 7: Yeah, in the shortest dress I think I've ever seen
her there. I was like, I know, I am having
secondhand embarrass but yeah, she looked beautiful though.
Speaker 6: And yeah they this.
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line for the food.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Then we go in.
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and then we sit down and then you know when
you're like seated next to people that you don't know
they're randos, but it's like somebody Elbe sort of knows
and it was her parents, very lovely people. But you
know when you're making small talk basically with people that
you will never see again, and there's that voice inside
your head. That's going I'm never going to see people
again ever.
Speaker 6: I'm literally just.
Speaker 7: Having conversations entertaining like they were perfectly nice people, nothing
wrong with them, and it was fine. But it was like,
where's this going?
Speaker 5: Yeah that you don't want to go too deep. You
want to keep everything at surface. Yeah, I know, I
know those conversations. Yeah, when you meet those when you
what do you talk about? Where's this right?
Speaker 7: And when it starts getting even a little bit too deep,
Like the mom was telling me, like I don't know
stories about like I don't know like when she moved here,
they immigrated here like years ago, And I'm listening, but
I'm like, I'm not going to need to remember any
of this exactly.
Speaker 6: Like we're never meeting for dinner.
Speaker 5: This is not even like these are not parents of
a good friend of Elbie's. These are just parents of
a of acquaintance. I'm an acquaintance. Yeah, but we're just
sitting with them at the table. So everybody's got to
make that small talk. Where are you guys? From where
you guys? Do you is that your only daughter? Do
you have other kids? Do they go to school?
Speaker 6: Where did they? All the stories of the other kids
all pictures right.
Speaker 5: Oh, and it's like in one ear and out the other.
It's like when you're it's like meeting someone on a plane. Yeah,
the person's sitting next to you on a plane, right, Yeah,
except for that's more fun because you're gonna be with
that person sometimes for six hours.
Speaker 6: So like if you get a good one.
Speaker 7: Yes, I mean most people don't even talk on a
plane anymore, but in the old days when you didn't
have your phone, or.
Speaker 5: I had a talker on the plane on the way
home from Sonny's trip. Oh really, Yeah, it was because
that plane was filled with parents because it was parents weekend, right,
And I just sat next to his husband and wife
and I was in the window seat and she was
in the middle, and she's like, you know, is this
your first time? She's just kept talking and talking, and
then it's weird because you start talking. And I liked her,
but I liked her up to a point, like I
got shit to watch on my phone, you know, I
downloaded some stuff, so you know, so she's just going
on and then but it then becomes at a point
where you're like, how do I go, Okay, good night,
I'm gonna take a nap, and then what if you
don't want to take a nap, but I just want
to look at your phone, that's right, which I wanted
to do, so really hard to go, I'm sorry, I'm
thank you for your conversation. I'm gonna look at my
phone now, exactly right. It's really hard to say, uh
huh yeah.
Speaker 6: So I can't even to have a whole plan.
Speaker 5: You gotta be like I'm so tired, I'm so sorry,
I'm gonna take a quick nap. But then you have
to sneak and like put your phone like be.
Speaker 6: Like, oh, I happen to wake up and look at
my phone?
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah. Or if you're watching something on like a
movie and it's like racy, like a scene comes up,
then you're trying to tilt the phone away from her.
I'm not weird, Like it's just a movie, you know,
like yeah, like Industry I had on my phone and
there's a lot of like racy scenes in the.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah show.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and yeah, she didn't need to see all that,
but yeah, I can't imagine sitting at a table with
making that small talk with other parents. So what else
like that was that?
Speaker 6: Yeah? So then it ended really soon. So basically the
whole thing.
Speaker 7: From beginning to end was like an hour and ten minutes.
And I was like, I don't know why we all
had to get I mean, that was a lot of
people in there, Yeah, donating one hundred dollars. Each family
was supposed to donate one hundred dollars. They made bank
on that, yeah eh, and they're like yeah, and it
was parents. It was moms that were on the sorority board.
These were not the kids, right, So like what did
they where were they?
Speaker 5: Well, that's that's a good question. Yeah, so I would
have if I read that, that's I would expect. Yeah,
some some of them to be in there greeting people.
But did they introduce them or anything.
Speaker 7: Nope, literally nothing. One girl who was the president of
the sorority came out at the beginning. It was just
like hi everybody, and you know, it's funny because they're
college students, so even though they're the president.
Speaker 6: They still all talk like this, like.
Speaker 5: Hi, so we're gonna start out and like everybody's gonna come.
Speaker 6: You know, you're like, h it's just funny. She was able, but.
Speaker 5: She was just like you know, sweet and like okay,
so we're going to start now. And so okay, so
all the girls from the pledge class of last year
are going to come out and introduce a girl from the.
Speaker 7: Class of this year. Okay, so without further ado, here
you go.
Speaker 5: And then they just started rolling out, right, Yeah, it
seems like a lot for nothing. Yes, just basically like
we need to do it something on the Sunday for
the parents that are heat made in town and before
they catch their flight home.
Speaker 6: But I think you're right. Yeah.
Speaker 7: So then they all the girls were going to this
part of UCLA where they were going to do pictures,
all the pictures for this event, and I was like,
do we do we have to go to that? Like
I didn't you They were doing pictures with photographs, but
they weren't doing them at the at the sorority house.
They were going to a second location that they say,
never go to second location.
Speaker 6: So I told Elbi that.
Speaker 7: I was like, look, I listened to a lot of Dateline.
They say never go to a second location. So I
so basically John and I drove Elbe and her friend.
Oh and here's another thing. So we're all pressured into
buying these incredibly expensive flowers right from Tony's guidos, right,
my Paisano. Yeah, So the flowers were not given to
the girls. There were flowers everywhere.
Speaker 6: In the sorority house.
Speaker 7: They'd just taken all the flowers and they lined like
tables with them, so you had to Most of the
girls didn't know that any flowers had come for them.
Speaker 6: Nobody told them.
Speaker 7: So I said to Elb, I was like, you know,
there's flower Like, do you see all the flowers? I said, yeah,
we sent you flowers and she was like you did
and I was like, yeah, there's see all these flowers everywhere.
One of them has your name on it. And then
I happened to find.
Speaker 5: It because hers were near where all the food was
and I was at getting my spreading a rock of
cream cheese on this old bagel, and I was like, oh,
there's all these flowers. So I showed Elbe and so
she took her flowers. None of the girls knew that
they'd been set. Well that's a racket, really disorganized.
Speaker 7: So then we were coming up with some funny stuff
about how they were probably going to resell. The sorority
house was taking calls for like people ordering flowers, and
they're like okay, slap a different card in there and
then having a delivery person go send because the flowers
looked beautiful, but none of the girls knew they had flowers.
Speaker 6: That's what a waste, I know.
Speaker 5: So they basically asked you guys to donate and decorate
the place, and.
Speaker 7: Decorate the place. But the flowers had cards in them
and notes for the kids, right, So like, I don't
think they meant for the kids not to take them,
because eventually word was spread and some people were finding
their flowers and taking them.
Speaker 6: So I took.
Speaker 7: Elbe and her friend back to their apartment to drop
off their flowers and then drove them to this thing.
But I was like, we're not gonna come and.
Speaker 6: Like watch you take pictures. She was like, yeah, don't
worry about it.
Speaker 5: But I guess if you're a parent and you're there
for the weekend, you're like, what else can I come see?
Your Oh? I want to go see trying to get
everything squeezed in before you catch your flight?
Speaker 6: Yeah, am I already?
Speaker 5: Am? I just bitter, nos and cynical and like I
don't care. Yeah, And I like that. That's what I
was gonna say. That's the that's the best is that
your daughter doesn't she knows you, she doesn't care.
Speaker 7: I was also knowing I was going to see her
in two days, because this was yesterday.
Speaker 6: Tomorrow.
Speaker 5: We're gonna go pick her up, take her to Benny Hannah.
That's her choice, Benny Hannah. You know, we love our
Benny Hannah. John thinks it's funny because it's just we're
just traditionalists, right right. We know Bennie Hannah isn't like
the greatest food in the whole world, but we started
liking it.
Speaker 6: It's fun and now.
Speaker 5: It's actually pretty good. I mean, I do really like
the food there. Yeah, And so I told Elbie because
I was like, she might be really sick of the
Benny Hanna tradition, so I offered her other options and.
Speaker 6: Then she was like, I kind of want to go
to Benny Hannah. Is that okay? And I was like, hell, yeah,
that's okay with me.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So we're going to pick her up, go to
Benny Hannah, bring her to our house for like cake,
and give her some gifts, and then like bring her
back to school.
Speaker 6: So it's just so easy to see her.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know, I know Italian's coming home this weekend.
Speaker 6: Oh she is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm excited. She hasn't been home since she left. Okay,
So she's coming home this weekend because she's going to
some concert. So she's she's gonna spend a night and
Malbo with her dad. But then she's I don't know,
like fat Friday night, and then she's gonna stay the
whole weekend. And she's like, we can watch movies and
have a glass of wine. And I was like, do
you watch movies?
Speaker 6: Is it with these kids?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 5: I'm grown Colladay adults now, Like, I'm not that mom
that you're gonna sit around and drink with Yeah. No.
But and then I was I thought, like, are she
gonna I thought she would probably be wanting to see
her friends and stuff, but her friends are gone. So
so I get her all to myself this weekend.
Speaker 6: What night is she going to the concert?
Speaker 5: I think the concert is Friday night, okay, And she's
staying in Malibu Friday night, and then she's probably gonna
stay a lot of well I don't know or is
it Thursday night, Thursday or Friday? But she's coming for
Saturday and Sunday. Yeah, And I'm happy about that.
Speaker 6: And then in two weeks she'll be back for Thanksgiving.
Speaker 5: Yes, I got a book Sunny's flight Sunday. Took a uh,
took a test, a hard test. He's getting a he's
getting a B plus in his government class. And he
said it's the hardest one.
Speaker 6: Oh wow.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he said that the teacher's tough and the assignments.
The assignments are fine, he said, the tests are really hard. Anyway,
he took his test and he got a D on
the test, and so now he's got to talk to
the professor and figure out what he can do. But
you know, so he's going to find that out. Kind
of reminds me of what happened. We were saying, Yeah,
so he's going to look into it. But he's like,
it was really hard and he studied for a lot
for that test. So he's he's doing good. He's really
enjoying his classes, which I like, good God. Yeah, he's
not like how he was when he was in high school.
And he even said he's like high school classes were
just like I didn't what chemistry, Like I don't care
about that. But now he's like, yes, he has to
take these classes that even though he doesn't care about
that much. But you know, like the math and stuff.
But he's he's like, it's pretty the math is pretty easy.
He's enjoying it. He likes the professors. He's you know,
making friends with some of the kids in his class
and stuff and texting them assignments. So he's really into it.
Speaker 6: I love it.
Speaker 5: I know, I'm really proud of him. That's so nice
to I know me too, I like, so I'm so happy. Yeah,
because with Sonny, it's like, I know, he hated school.
You know, Natalia was hitting like for the most part,
she liked going to school. There was a few years
she had bad teachers.
Speaker 6: She hated it.
Speaker 5: But but Sonny always was just zoning out since he
was a kid. Yeah, he was just zone out and
not but he could pull it together and get good
grades when he had to. He was just lazy. He
wasn't interested, so I was. But now with this whole
experience of living on his own, you know, taking the
transportation to get to the campus and just being on
his own, I think is he's enjoying that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it like wakes them up a little bit.
Speaker 5: Yeah it does, and it's good for them.
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Speaker 6: Thanks. You know what's weird? I don't want to like.
I don't want to bring us down for the home stretch. Yeah,
but okay, So after.
Speaker 7: The election, I'm friends with I'm friends with this woman
who used to be very good friends with my father,
Stanley Myron Handleman. Now, when he died, this woman was
she's she's really really nice, and she went to the
place where he was living and she collected his things
and she wanted to give them to me after he died. Yeah,
so he died in twenty seventeen. I think No, No,
he didn't. He died in two thousand and seven. Sorry,
I don't know. I knew there was a seven in
there because I was pregnant with the twins. Yeah, yeah,
when he died, I was like seven months pregnant. But anyway, yeah,
I think he died in August and then I had
them in November. So and you weren't talking to him back.
I hadn't been talking to him, no, So basically we
had a pretty rocky relationship. But he because he was
always asking me for money and he was he was
a user, you know, I felt very narcissistic, but would
be very obsessed with getting a hold of me and
then want money, and then.
Speaker 6: He was just very difficult.
Speaker 7: And then there was the time that I told you
that I hadn't spoken to him in a while. I
was in therapy about it. My therapist was like, you're
allowed to cut contact because he would call me like
eight times a day, like he would if I wouldn't
give him my phone number at work. He called when
I was working at Hollywood Squares. He knew I worked
at Hollywood Squares. He called the main line for Hollywood
Squares and asked them to put him through to me,
and then didn't want anything. Was just like like he
tracked me down. The receptionist came to get me and
was like, hey, so your father's on the phone, but
he doesn't have your number. Like I was like, oh
my gosh, what's going on?
Speaker 6: And he was like, hey, just just calling this say hello,
you know like that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And it would always sound kind of innocent, but
there would always be something behind it. Anyway, long story short, well,
long story longer. At one point he I hadn't talked
to him in a while, and he called me and
left me a voicemail that was like, hey, I'm really
not doing so great, like I need money and basically
threatened suicide. He was like if I don't if I
don't get money, I just don't know what I'm gonna do,
Like I can't pay my bills, Like I don't know,
maybe I'm going to like off myself.
Speaker 5: Oh my god. So I called him, of course, you know,
and I was like, Okay, what's going on?
Speaker 7: How much money do you need? What are we talking about?
And then he was like, oh, you know, I don't
remember how much he asked me for, but I was like, well,
let me pay give me the bills. The thing is
that I was really upset by this conversation obviously, and
you know, he sounded really sad, and you know, he
was like, I'm sorry, I can't let believe I've let
it get He sounded like genuinely like really depressed and whatever.
So then somehow I had tried to pay something or
call him or something, and I can't get a hold
of him, and he's not answering the phone, and I
like kept calling him repeatedly trying to Like I was like,
it was like right after this happened, so it was
might have been the same night, you know what I mean.
And I'm like, oh my god, like did he kill himself?
You know what's happened? So I'm freaking out. I call,
I think I call, like, I call some hotline and
I'm like, what do I do? How do I get
a welfare check? Like I'm really scared. He's he's set,
he's suicidal, and now he's not answering his phone. And
so basically this woman tells me to call nine one
one and have get a welfare check. So I get
a welfare check and then I drive over there. Now
the paramedics peeped the fire departments on the radio's house.
I didn't ever tell you this story before.
Speaker 5: I think I did, maybe, but it's it's new to
me again.
Speaker 6: Okay. So I get in the car with John.
Speaker 5: I bring John with me. He's never met my never
met him at this point. Haven't you talked to han
it right at this point?
Speaker 6: No? No, no, this is years before that. Okay.
Speaker 7: So I drive to his apartment in the valley from
Santa Monica. I take the four or five.
Speaker 6: I get off it. No, I'm just kidding.
Speaker 7: We get there, the fire department's there. They've busted into
his place. I'm freaking out, horrible feeling. They come out
and they go they said, we tried to nobody was answering,
so we were performing a welfare check.
Speaker 6: So we broke into his apartment. He's not there.
Speaker 7: So I'm like, oh my god, he's not there, Like
where did he go?
Speaker 6: Like what?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 6: I wait?
Speaker 7: I sit in the hallway and I sit for like
two hours like wow. He finally walks down the hall.
He comes walking in, dude, do dude, and he's like.
Speaker 5: Hey, Steph, going on, what are you doing here?
Speaker 6: And I was like you fuck her? I was like,
where have you? Where were you? You know? I was worried, sick,
you told me you were gonna off yourself.
Speaker 7: And he's like, oh, yeah, well my friend Dave came
by and like.
Speaker 6: Took me to a movie. He took me out.
Speaker 7: Wow, So I'm really upset. Meanwhile, before he came home though,
before that, I went into his place and it was
like disgusting, like horder, like he never ever cleans.
Speaker 6: There was like dog shit everywhere.
Speaker 5: There were dirty dishes everywhere, and there's just like pill
bottle after a pill bottle, like massive empty pill bottles
that had like.
Speaker 6: Because he was a drug addict. Yeah yeah, OK, so
his whole life.
Speaker 7: Anyway, after that, I kind of stayed in touch with him,
and then I tried to I got him out of
that apartment. First of all, I had people come and
clean the apartment. I turned back on, like I paid
his bills. He would take out credit cards though, like
I found all these credit card statements. You know when
you get offers for a credit card, No, you can
have a shitty credit, but they'll give you like two
hundred dollars.
Speaker 6: He would just.
Speaker 5: Take every mom did that, yes, yeah.
Speaker 7: And then he would spend the money and then never
pay them. So later so I tried I get him
out of his apartment. I find him in an assisted
living place, you know, and I and he gets kicked out,
and then the social workers assistants, so he was They
were able to give him SSI SSI bed. Okay, they
but he had to have a roommate, which he was
really mad about. But he couldn't pay his apartment and
I wasn't going to start paying all his bills. So anyway,
he gets in there, they throw him out after one
month because he refuses to pay. So that after that
I didn't talk to him. So a couple of years
later is when he died well and then this one.
Speaker 5: But he hadn't talk to him since then until he.
Speaker 7: So no, so he was CouchSurfing. He was living off
of other on people's couches and then they he eventually
got put into like a place uh huh okay, And
I hadn't talked to him. Then I found out that
he died. Okay, that's a whole other story. But this
woman Ellen uh was his friend at the end, and
she's told me all these stories about him, like through
the past years that I've known her, all these crazy stories.
But after the election, she was she's very, very liberal,
and she's a teacher and she's worked in the and
she's was just really upset and she called me and
I don't like weirdly out of the blue sky. And
I answer the phone and I'm like chit chatting with her,
and this subject of my comes up, and I found
out like some really fucked up, like after all these years,
all the stories that I already knew, Like I already
knew this guy was like a shyster, yeah, right, like,
but she added some stories that I was like, God,
it's no wonder I never got along with this guy. Well,
first of all, I found out that he did die
of a drug basically from drugs his organs shut down,
and that a doctor had told him you need to
get off the pills. Yeah, because your organs are shutting
down and you're gonna die from this. And apparently he
was like I don't care. And he was stealing meds
from cause I was like, well, how was he getting
the drugs when he's in like a basically more than
a sist of living, he's in like a nursing home.
Speaker 6: And she goes, he was stealing them from the other patients.
Speaker 5: Wow, And I was like okay, Like that that actually
kind of tracks.
Speaker 6: Then she told me.
Speaker 7: I was like, yeah, you know, after he died, I
had some people that came out of the woodwork to
tell me that they'd been friends with him for a
long time but that he'd like stolen stuff from them
and then they had to end the friendship with him
because he was And she's like, your dad was like
a sociopath, Like he would go to the mall and
shoplift right, he didn't need it? And was I found
that out? Then I found out? So he was married
four times. And she told me that she came.
Speaker 5: With your mom. Doesn't sound like your mom would be
with somebody.
Speaker 7: Like, well, picture this. My mom was wife number three. Okay,
so my mom already knew a lot of this stuff
about him.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 7: Granted, my mom met him when she was seventeen and
then married him at nineteen. Okay, right, so she was
a baby. Yeah, she was like Elbie's age when she
married him. Wow, But he was on his third marriage
and he was in his thirties, like later thirties when
she married him and had signed away the rights to
his second marriage kids. Okay, because the apparently that wife
said that he was trying to basically that he really
wanted money and I don't know what for, and he
wanted her to sleep with men for money, and why
he was trying to pimp out his second wife.
Speaker 6: My mom married him after that.
Speaker 5: Oh wow.
Speaker 7: So then that woman divorced him and then met another guy,
and he was refusing to pay child support, so she
had her new husband raised those boys and as you recall,
one of those boys is the Blue Man of Portland.
Remember that story, Yes, yes, right, there's a lot of
mental illness in the family. But she divorced him and
then he signed off all of the rights to his kids,
to those kids so that he wouldn't have to pay
any money for them. Holy shit, and my mom married him.
Speaker 5: Oh my good.
Speaker 7: Knowing that, Like it's like Ashley from A Love is Blind.
Speaker 5: Yeah right, like defending Tim yeah right, but yeah, so
he had yeah or Tyler Tyler's yeah, defending him for
having all these kids from previous relationships. So yeah, so
I was young, Wow, like this is at this age
I'm finding out.
Speaker 7: So I really don't feel so bad for not the
feelings that I had, because I always suspected that there
was more. He just really doesn't very very grandiose, narcissistic.
Speaker 5: Sounds like maybe it's some mental illness or something. Well,
he's I believe bipolar. Yeah, his father bipolar. They called
it manic depression in those days. I mean, I think,
I mean, you know, yeah, depressive, but also manic and
shoplifting and all the stuff. Yeah, but also just constantly
fucking people over. Like he just left a trail of
people that he'd stolen money from, you know, stolen drugs from.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 7: And I didn't know a lot of that, so a lot.
I spent a lot of time feeling guilty for not
doing enough for him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's not the same. He's not the same dad
of your brother, is he? No?
Speaker 7: Okay, so I thought, No, he had a kid, one
kid from his one son from his first marriage, two
sons from his second marriage, me from his third marriage
to my mom, Yeah, and then a son from his
fourth marriage. And then my mom divorced him, married his friend.
Uh huh right, bffah, and then had your stepdad yeah,
and your brothers.
Speaker 6: And sister are his. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 5: So so she just called you out of the blue.
Speaker 7: And just out of the blue, and then and then
just started telling me because that's the main thing we
have in common. So we somehow got on the topic
of him and then all this information and then I
was like, Okay, I gotta go.
Speaker 5: Yeah, how did you feel afterwards?
Speaker 7: I felt like I gotta go talk about this on
the podcast because this is a lot.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was a lot.
Speaker 7: In some ways, I felt almost better because you know,
it's a little gas lady when because some he would
charm his students and then they would be like, why
doesn't your daughter take better care of you? But she
told me that he just did that with everybody. She
told me that one time he called her and was
complaining about her, thinking that he was telling somebody else.
So he was like, yeah, that Ellen, he's such a
fucking bitch. Like I asked her for help or whatever,
and Ellen was like, Stan, I'm Ellen me, Oh my god, Yeah.
Speaker 6: That's what he would do.
Speaker 5: Holy. She's just always enraged at people and think, you know,
trying to get back at people, right, And that's one
of the reasons I couldn't talk to him, because he
was so bitter about the business and always telling me
stories over and over that had happened thirty years ago
about this manager that fucked him over.
Speaker 6: He took all his money and he'd be.
Speaker 5: Telling you the story like it happened today, right right,
and you'd be like it happened to you in like
nineteen fifty nine.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, anyway, so wow. Yeah.
Speaker 5: But on that note, yeah, let's say a thank you
to our Patreon Big Business subscribers, the ones that we
still have from leftover from last week.
Speaker 6: We got Maren from Sugar Skull.
Speaker 5: She has a new oh I have like my oh, okay,
she has a new website that you has. Yes, it's
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dot site.
Speaker 7: It's a really lovely website and you can buy all
sorts of really delicious Hawaiian desserts and treats and gifty.
Speaker 5: Stock and you can get it sent.
Speaker 7: Yes, you have a shipped absolutely so sugar Skull eight
o eight dot square dot site. Our friend, Christine Black,
the travel agent, is with Waves and Wonder Travel Now
and you can find her on Insta at travel with
Christine b or look Christine uh Black.
Speaker 6: Look for her on our Facebook page.
Speaker 7: Yes and say bitch, where can I find you?
Speaker 6: I need to plan a trip.
Speaker 5: Also, Sergio is highlighting ASPCA these animals there's still animals
left over from the storms that like need homes so bad.
Speaker 6: Let's help.
Speaker 5: Let's help these animals. As PCA and as always Adam Lerner,
he's a car broker. Adams Got a Car dot com
take all the hassle out of buying a car.
Speaker 7: Ferncandle, our friend Kelsey, she runs this business out of
her home. Let's support her. It's the candles are amazing
and they're beautiful presented beautifully.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they are.
Speaker 7: And she's on Instagram at Fern Candle and Billy Cruz
is going to help you get a Medicare advantage plan.
It's free, the review is free, the plan is free.
You can call her text him at seven zero four
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Speaker 6: Nice. Yeah, anyway, thanks everybody, Love you guys.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
Speaker 6: You're a parent. Now, don't off at us.
Speaker 5: It's many good.
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