Speaker 1: Made a decision. Oh sunny sun on, I hadsion. Hey everybody,
Oh gosh, hsh sorry, bear with me. My voice is
making a comeback. It's not back. Obviously.
Speaker 2: Last week you were sick and you were like, I
don't give a fuck, I'm coming in. I'm gonna do
good shows, which you did. But yeah, feel good, hot on.
Speaker 1: No, no, I feel better. I just don't sound great.
Speaker 2: But so you were sick all week.
Speaker 1: I was, Yes, I was really sick all week. I
didn't have COVID. I kept testing, but I had this
really bad head gold chest congestion, and then like my
voice just started going little by little, and then like
three four days ago, was completely out. And now I'm like,
do you think it's.
Speaker 2: The frat flu? You've been partying at some fraternity.
Speaker 1: You drink the beer when you're doing your headstand. They
say that you know that liquid could get stuck in
the lungs and then it could cause pneumonia and that
could lose your voice. Yeah, I got it.
Speaker 2: I got to read you. So lb Elbe has been
sick with the frat flu, she told me. But I
have to redo it. I have to redo it. The
latest text I just got from her. Now, let me
preface this by saying.
Speaker 1: They call it the frat flu.
Speaker 2: They call it the frat flu.
Speaker 1: Yeah. That's another way of saying hangover.
Speaker 2: Uh No, that's a way of saying that when you're
when you you're a freshman, or when you've been partying
and going to the frat houses, that everybody gets sick.
She's living with eight roommates, they're already sick. They call
it the frat flu.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got it.
Speaker 2: So basically, John had told me that Elbe was sick.
She didn't sound good when she came to visit me,
when she came home for the one day she was
didn't sound great. And then I guess it got a
little work. But anyway, she told me he was being dramatic.
She's fine, She's just they're all sick or whatever. Right, Okay,
Then I get this text from her yesterday afternoon. Not
to brag, but I'm kind of a fake id pro.
Speaker 1: Now wow, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Whether to be like, yeah, I know, perraud, or whether
to be like, oh, she's part I mean, why are
you telling me that? Like, do you I'm not the
right audience for this. But then I kind of am
because I'm her mom, so like, so I just wrote
how so, and then she didn't write back for a
few minutes, so I wrote girl details. Then she wrote
LLL one set carrying bags up the hill, bags of alcohol.
So she wrote first time I bought alcohol by myself,
and I wrote at a liquor store or Ralph's or
Trader Joe's, and she wrote none of the above target
and then with a big smiley face emoji, and again
I was like, listen, here's the thing I just want
to say. She is basically, she's one year from twenty one.
She is twenty, so it's not like she's fourteen and going,
guess what. I have fake idea and I use it
so I can't be like I can't be yeah, and
she's mad, and then and go, you're not old.
Speaker 1: Enough for that? When right? And you want her to
tell you?
Speaker 2: I want her to tell me so exactly, So she
wrote that's she wrote, that's the first time I actually
had to show someone my ID to buy it, lol.
And then she did the whole shaving shebang too. I
think she meant to say shebang. I don't know, is
that a thing? Shaving shebang? I don't know Okay, maybe
I'm not young. She goes, looked at it and felt it,
then scanned it. I was scared, I said, and did
she still seem suspicious or did she just say thank you?
And she wrote, no, she didn't seem suspicious at all. Actually,
and I said, well, at least you know your idea
is good. She said, she scanned it and went perfect,
thanks and handed it back. And then I basically wrote, well,
you're actually only a year away anyway, so and your
ID makes you exactly twenty one, and she wrote exactly,
And then basically, this is kind of cute. So Bella,
Julie's daughter, had a little birthday party at LB's apartment
last night. I don't know how it went yet, but
they were trying. They were doing a little everybody's drinking
espresso martinis. She said. It was funny because Bella called
me because the alcohol's for her birthday. Oh shit, sorry,
Julie might have break the news. Gosh, oh gosh, Julie
doesn't care. And she said she wants to make espresso martinis.
And then she said, so she had me get cold
brew and vodka and a bottle of champagne. She was
originally gonna get it, and I was just going to
tagle on to meet her, but then she realized she
didn't have enough time, and she asked if I could
get it, and then I realized, oh shit, I've never
bought alcohol before.
Speaker 1: And then anyway, now she's a you know, it's so funny.
I was talking to my friend who's got a kid
at college, and there's a liquor store, Like I feel like,
there's a lot of liquor stores in their neighborhoods that
they don't get carded. They just there's a liquor store
in the neighborhood. She was telling me that all the
kids go to and they they don't they don't have
I don't guess they don't have like herd alcohol, but
they have like the juice cartons of like margarita, you
know whatever that they sell and they don't card. They
don't card the kids in their neighborhood.
Speaker 2: Well, and this is in my book Drunkish, if you
want to pick it up on Audible or Amazon or
whatever wherever books are sold, whoever find books, so please
buy Drunkish. I need another, need a resurgence. I've had
some sales to show my publisher. But I talked about
when I moved to Springfield, Massachusetts when I was sixteen.
I mean I was barely sixteen. I turned sixteen that
summer and then this is the same summer, so I
was fifteen, Like I think on the road anyway. Oh,
the whole thing. We would go to this bar called Ichabod's.
Downtown Springfield had all these bars, and the whole thing
was they were like, do you guys, we're going to
go to a bar. It was these people we were
staying with, and I was like, oh, I don't, like,
I can't go to a bar, like I just turned sixteen,
and they're like, oh yeah, they don't card. Yeah, all
of the bars in that area never carted, and it
was I was so nervous because I didn't even have ID. Yeah,
and they're like, well, if they asked, just say you
forgot it, but they're not going to ask. And went
to the door. There's a bouncer at the door, and
they're just like, just go in. Let's ceat in a
booth ordered a year. The whole time, I was like, what,
like right, yeahs as I've told you though, it's a
mafia town, so maybe some of these people are like,
they're not going to bother us, right, Maybe is that
possible that they were like mafia owned bars?
Speaker 1: So why are you looking at me? I'm kidding. Let's
say hi to our peach. Do we say I to
our peach?
Speaker 2: No, we haven't yet. Let's say hi to Dick who's
frolicking around Rebecca to a branch.
Speaker 1: He's so cute. And oh, his baby been seeing it
on Facebook.
Speaker 2: Had a baby.
Speaker 1: It's so crazy.
Speaker 2: Congratulations Kelly Brandt, congratulations on being an anti.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's right.
Speaker 2: Alicia from the City of the Ante, Leslie with coffee
like you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Leslie and I.
Speaker 2: You guys are together, right, and the other Leslie who's
Coast to coast, Stephanie Stinker Rinker and Sarah Stefano she's
our Paisano and Aaron's a dirty Sanchez and Jennifer needs
to seriously get up, it's morning time. Sandra's not easy
being green. And Jason Jacob Crowley, He's Crowley. We love
him so much and miss you and Gabby.
Speaker 1: They were at the big Oregon game over the weekend
trying to get trying to find Sonny in the crowd
to get into the game. Wow, yeah, wow, I'll tell
you about.
Speaker 2: It, Katerina, Seriously, you know what to do. Valerie hits
out of the park. Probably we live your pancakes Athena,
You're dancing is off the chain, Rita's rock and Elizabeth
Williamson's kids in her bas Bassiette, Nikki call your girl.
Katie's rolling on me, Kelly Lotty dot And I think
I said that Dick's frolicking. Yes, he's disill doing it. Yeah,
so what what Oregon game did go?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yesterday, Caylin, did you see the game the Oregon.
Speaker 3: I did not know. I was this weekend your way
busy volunteering this weekend. I didn't get any football in sucker.
Speaker 1: So we'll get to that. That'll be interesting. But yeah,
it was a big Oregon versus Ohio State, huge, huge
game at or at Oregon. And Sonny, I've never heard
him like so happy. He called me the night before
the game, so he had tickets to the game. And
the night before they had the Pat mcavee Pat mcavie Show,
which is this big sports show you know that they
broadcast I guess from all like the big ten universities whatever,
But uh, they were there and so they were setting
up and they were going to do their live show
at six am in the morning, and then you know,
Sonny's calling me and like is to give me his
ear full about like please give me programming notes, like
why can't they do a pre tape blah blah blah blah.
I don't know, but it's but it was exciting because
Saturday was the game. It was at four o'clock, but
Saturday morning at six was the big you know, recording
of the gate of the show, and there was kids
just camping out in tents and you know, every it
was just like crowds of people in the streets, all
decked out in their ducks gear and uh, Sonny was like,
you know, hanging out with a bunch of his friends
down there. And so they were there the night before
on Friday night, and people were and Sonny was like,
I don't know if I'm gonna stay up all night
for the McAfee show or I'm just gonna hang out
and then go home and sleep for a few hours
and go back. So that's what he did. He went
home and he slept and he went back at six
am watched the show, which was so fun, and during
the Ducks game. It's a tradition that they sing shout
in between the third and fourth quarter, and so like
they were so that the mcaveee show was singing that,
and like it was just like getting everybody hyped.
Speaker 4: Shout shout, no, no, no, no, no, uh no emo
music or whatever they call now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was uh yeah, a little bit louder now,
a little bit loud, hey hey, a little bit soft, yeah,
a little bit. It's so funny because it's a tradition
that every Kimmel wedding they sing. Jimmy's father gets up
there and does the make me want a shout song,
and he'll get the microphone and he'll start singing, and
the whole family does the you know, like uh, they
do the cool it Now. First they do cool it now,
cool it Now, and then they go down and then
they go they go right, they do all the like
the uh you know, they go cool it and then
they all go down to the ground and then they
cool it themselves off and you make me want to
lose canto and they all, just all of them, Jimmy included,
they all do it. And then his dad goes into
the shout song, which is so funny, such a judition
at their wedding. But so he went down there, he
did the went to the to the show at six,
went home, took a nap, went back to the game
at four and just was having the time and then
sending me trying to send me videos from the game.
But you know, the Wi Fi is not great, and
so I turned the game on like the last half,
and it was a It was a pretty good game,
but Ohio was up for for like throughout the whole game,
and Sonny said he was worried that, you know, he
was thinking to himself, Oh my god, what's going to
happen to this town If Ohio wins like every this
is going to be awful. And then they won it
by one point at the very end of the game.
Oh wow, end of the fourth quarter, by one point.
I watched it. Yeah, and so everybody just you know,
you're watching on TV, and all the students are like,
he said, they told the students to give them seven
minutes before they rushed the field. Excuse me, sorry, and uh,
He's like fuck that. As soon as the game was over,
everybody just just dove on to the field and he
had the best time and he was he he was
there with like two of his friends, sorry, two of
his friends said he went to high school with they
were you know, they got the tickets together, and then
they rushed the field and then he facetimed me from
the field and he's like, I can't hear anything you're saying,
but look around, and he's like showing me the crowd.
And then he was really close to the football players.
You know, they stood. They stayed on the field for
a long time. But then it was the best day.
He had the best time.
Speaker 2: I know, what, did you feel good?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was really nice. It was so nice. I
liked that he was calling me, texting me, and then
he wants next weekend his dad's coming this weekend and
visit him. Next weekend is apparently parents weekend at the university.
But you know, he thought that our she's mom Melissa
would be coming, but she's not. So he's like, and
then so he invited me to come, and then I go,
but Archie's Archie's parents are having a Halloween party because
I think they went last year for the first year, Like,
I don't know if she goes every year, and he's
not at the university, but not like you're going to
do stuff right right, But there is a game at
the university, like for the it's like for the parents weekend,
and he was like, you can come down. Well, he
thought I would be coming with Melissa, so he invited him.
So he's like, are you going to come down? And
I was like sure, but I but Melissa's not coming.
And he was like, oh, I go, So you don't
want me to come anymore? And he's like, no, it's
up to you. You know, he goes if you want
to come. Because actually one of his closest friends, his mom,
is kind of a little I don't know, like I
don't know her, I've never met her, but she doesn't
support the fact that he went to Eugene, I guess,
and she wanted him to go to like San Diego State.
I don't know this whole thing. So because it's parents weekend,
she's gonna go visit him. But they're not staying in Eugene.
They're staying in Portland, Okay, isn't that Sonny's like, it
just rubs me the wrong way. His mom does that.
So there's a big game. It would have been fun,
like if you came and you guys, we could all
four go to the game together. But he's like, I
don't even have him to go to the game with now,
because you know, he's gonna be in Portland all weekend.
Speaker 2: That's so weird. I know, doesn't seem like she'd be
somebody you want to hang with anyway.
Speaker 1: No, exactly, exactly. So anyway, so I told him, I don't,
you know, I'll come down there, you know, go to
the game with you. And he's like, okay, So yeah,
so I'll go down there and do his laundry and
do his you know, take care of some stuff, like
get him some frozen pizzas. He loves his frozen pizzas.
Now that's what he lives off of. And then this
week I'm gonna go see Natalia on Tuesday tomorrow. Yeah, yeah,
visit her, go do her laundry, take her out to launch. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I love it. And you're seeing them regularly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, Sunny. I mean I feel like I just
left Sunny and I wouldn't have gone, but because his
parents weekend and all his friends are going to be
with their parents or out of town with their parents.
I feel like he thinks, like you know like it,
and there's a game and he wants to go to
the game. So he's like, why don't you come, We'll
go to the game. I mean, it's so easy to
get there, especially from Burbank. So yeah, why the night? Yeah?
Why not?
Speaker 2: I'm trying to decide if I'm going to go to LB's.
Speaker 1: I don't think parents weekend.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know. I was talking to Julie about this.
I don't think that I really feel the need to
do stuff on the UCLA campus. I don't know. It's
like it's so different. I feel it's very different than
high school. Maybe because I still have two kids in
high school and I'm very involved in their school that
I feel like she's she's almost twenty one. Yeah, do
I need to know what's going on. I don't need
to meet the professors at UCLA for me, She's already
seems old for that kind of thing. And also, but
I wouldn't be opposed to going to the.
Speaker 1: Game with her.
Speaker 2: But also I feel like I could just if other
parents are going to be there. I don't know what's
going to happen. Maybe I don't want to do that.
I don't want to pay it's very expensive, and I
don't want to do the activities on the campus. So
I'm thinking maybe I'll just go, or maybe John and
I will go and then just like take her to
lunch or maybe go to the I don't know what.
Speaker 1: Did Julie did. Did Julie she went.
Speaker 2: Last year, but she said it was like she wouldn't
do it again. It's like it's not it's for she.
I think she said you could just go and do
stuff on your own with it, like you don't need
to pay for all the formalized activities. I would imagine
if you're out of town in my that's what I
was different, And that's your kid's school. But for me,
we live twenty minutes. Yeah, that's pop down there.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Grew up, Yeah, gross up.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think it depends on how she feels, like, yeah,
like for Sunny, all his friends are going to be
busy with their parents, right you know, so you know,
and except for Melissa's kid, he's going to be but yeah,
but yeah, he inte. He invited me thinking Melissa is going,
and then when he was like I go, no, she's
not going. Then he was like, oh, okay, well I go.
You don't. I don't have to come, And then we
talked about it and he was like, yeah, why did
you come?
Speaker 2: Like it'll be fun, so listen. They love a little
injection of laundry and money and some food, and like
they're never going to be mad at that, right, right,
I'm sure Ilbie will be wanting me to come for
visits on the regular, yeah, knowing that I'm going to
restock her a little bit, right of course, I threw
some money in her account a little bit, and then
I was immediately like, what am I doing. I'm not
teaching her any consequences of not having saved her money,
but like I see, I get an alert that her
bank account balance is low, and I'm like, my stomach hurts,
you know. I'm just like, yeah, I don't like it.
To her bank account is under one hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: It's like WHOA right?
Speaker 2: I mean? And I could argue with myself and go,
but she's not asking me for money. But there's something
that makes me feel uncomfortable. I was like, what if
she needs money? I guess she would just ask me,
but she.
Speaker 1: Could be in an emergency that you know, you never know.
Speaker 2: I want her to feel a little desperate, so she
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so you guys were were we what were you
talking about before the show?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 2: Oh, well, we were just talking about Oh but I
felt like I felt like I wanted to tell you
want to do something else about, like, oh, this is
just so cute. Can I just tell you something cute
about one of my kids, so Xander. So Xander's girlfriend's
birthday is coming up in a few days. I can't
imagine that she listens to this show, but I don't
want to give anything away, but her birthday is Wednesday, okay,
and she's so darling. I think I've told you bet
her before. Yeah, super so cute. She's really cute. And
it was really sweet to see like my kid thinking
about Like he's so considerate and he just really wanted
to He really wanted to get her something like special,
and he was asking me for my help, which was
just really sweet.
Speaker 1: Yea, he was.
Speaker 2: He was like, you know, I want to get her,
like I have all these like private joke things I
want to get her, like cute, funny things that are getting.
Speaker 1: Killed her like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, between like a T shirt with something funny that
she likes, just like all these different things that will
show that he knows her personality. But I was like, okay,
but also like he wanted to get her something kind
of romantic, but he's he really is like such a dude.
He's just like right. So like and I said, well,
I remember when Elbe had her first whether I think
it was must have been Christmas or maybe it was
her birthday first with her boyfriend. He got her this
a bracelet, and she was so thrilled. It was like
a romantic gift, you know, like this little delicate bracelet
and she loved. She was like, oh my gosh. So
it's like maybe you could do like like a bracelet,
like I feel like a little delicate, cute bracelet. And
he was like okay, Well, little did I know. It's
very difficult to get the right Like if you look
on Amazon, everything is super cheap because you're not gonna
buy it's kind of scary to buy like a gold bracelet.
If it's it's like there's no in between. So either
the bracelets are like ten dollars and it's like, you know,
gold plated, or they're like three hundred dollars, and I'm like,
you know, when I get a girl you've been dating
like a couple of months, like a three hundred dollars bracelet,
and regardless, I know even if you were rich, Like,
that's just weird. So you need something.
Speaker 1: That's like, what about that place in the mall that
engraves and stuff that what's it called, oh, Pandora's Box
or something.
Speaker 2: I don't even think that place exists anymore. I'm not
sure whoa well now hit the microphone. So but we
so we went to the mall. Mm hmm okay. So
don't you hate when you have to go to the
mall and you're super rushed because kids don't understand sometimes
how long stuff takes. So Xander wanted to go. We
the time that we could go, we would have like
one hour till the till the store's closed. And you
know they're always trying to close early. If the store
closes officially, let's say at eight, you know they're starting
to halfway right.
Speaker 1: Down.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I was like, he's like, well, we will still
have time. I was like, I don't think you understand shopping,
Like we're gonna we have to park then we have
to go in there. Then you have to get to
then you have to look at the directory back and
know where these stores are. I'm not like them all expert,
but I was thinking, Okay, I'm thinking Macy's was my
first idea because I'm like, mace is gonna have a
lot of different counters with like different Did you know
that some set you could buy jewelry at Macy's that's
like four thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Really, like why behind the cabinet?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but in the counter some stuff is four thousand dollars.
I was like, if I'm gonna spend four thousand dollars,
aren't you gonna go like either downtown to the jewelry
district or is it or like a jewelry store right, Yeah,
it just seemed weird to me.
Speaker 1: They have fine jewelry.
Speaker 2: Yes they do. They also have like costume jewelry, yeah,
so but nothing. I felt bad for Xander because he's
looking around and everything felt like imagine shopping with Sonny. Yeah,
like where they're like, I don't know, is.
Speaker 1: It it's either too high or it's junk, or it's
junky and it's.
Speaker 2: Not like personal or yeah, or it's really cheap. It's like, oh,
you can get like their initial on a necklace, but
it's like twenty five dollars.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know. That just seems like, yeah, that.
Speaker 2: Would be cute if they're like twelve.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 2: So anyway, we went, so we left there. How old
is seventeen?
Speaker 1: Okay? Yeah, yeah, right, we want to get something a
little nice.
Speaker 2: It's gonna last. That's a little nicer, but you also
don't want it to be like three hundred dollars. I don't,
let's not make it weird. Yeah, so I'm like and
I was like, okay, so he's getting starting to get anxious,
like I don't know what. And I was like, Okay,
do not worry. This is not the right thing. You'll
know when you found the right thing that makes you
feel good about wanting to give it to her. We
saw this one thing that was cute, but it was
an anklet and it was not They didn't have it
as a bracelet so it would be too big. So
we went to like Abercrombie, not Abercrombie Anthropology. Nothing really there,
nothing was really like. But then we went to like
a jewelry store in the mall and they're like, they're
so snobby about it, because we were like, we want
something gold or at least like gold filled, not gold plated.
That's something that's going to turn her wrist immediately. But
and she was like, well, there's not going to be
anything under like two hundred dollars. And I was like,
oh okay. Then she started trying to tell me though
that certain things were on sale, but I was like, well,
well we're starting with two hundred. We're already starting way
too high. So like no thanks, and they're they're like pushy.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Then they act like you're an asshole for even thinking
that you're going to buy something. They're like, is it
a gift?
Speaker 1: Well like yeah, most of the people coming in there,
it's for a gift. I would think, I know, don't
fucking price Yeah.
Speaker 2: Be like, well, I guess you don't really care about
the person. Well, if you're you know, I mean, you
can't spend two hundred dollars, it's like fuck yourself. But
then you don't say that, you go we'll be.
Speaker 1: Back, Yes, we'll think about it.
Speaker 2: So then we went to one of those kiosks in
the mall, the do jewelry, looking at some stuff there,
but it.
Speaker 1: Was like, yeah, there's this one. Did you find anything?
Speaker 2: We were closer. Okay, there were some cute stuff there
that was like in the right kind of price range,
but it was still wasn't making him go like, yes,
this is what I want to get her. So I
was like, you know what what we need is a boutique,
and I know just the place. Have you ever heard
of Sodo? No, there's a couple of them. There's one
in Woodland Hills, and I go there for a lot
of gifts they do. They're like do cute sometimes more offbeat,
like jewelry that's at a more reasonable price point. Yeah,
like in the fifty dollars range, like the fifty to
eighty dollars price range instead of like start it's so anyway,
I was like, Okay, we're going to relax today, We're
going to go home tomorrow. I'm going to take you
to this boutique. Yeah, and then if if all those fails,
we can go back to one of the we can
go back to like the kiosk in them all. And
he's like okay. So anyway, we went back to this
place the next day and he was just so cute
looking at like what is her taste and what is
going to be a romantic and more personal But anyway,
so he found her this really cute gold, little dainty bracelet,
so he's gonna and then they put it in a
and the It was just cute to see him like, yeah,
shopping for I know, the cutest thing ever.
Speaker 1: I know because you've never seen when your kids have
like the romantic interest. It's nice to see like how
thoughtful they become and how they are, you know, like
wanting to do something nice for other people, especially a
romantic interest. You know, he's just a considerate kid.
Speaker 2: He's just like really like a sweetheart.
Speaker 1: Yeah he is.
Speaker 2: He is sweet And like Elbie bought stuff for her
boyfriend when they were dating, but she was already over
eighteen and it sort of didn't include me, right, Like
I remember her shopping but she didn't need me. She
knew the city liked and.
Speaker 1: Shit, girls are kind of that way, but like boys
have that like they want to they want to impress
and they want to do the right thing. And it's
so cute to you know, to see him do that,
Like it's so I love he wanted the.
Speaker 2: Fact that he wanted my Yeah, a little bit was
like made me feel so good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so we got our little like.
Speaker 2: So he's gonna give it to her, yeah on Wednesday.
It's a little gold delicate bracelet with little like little
teeny delicate like hearts on it. So cute but like
really delicate. And she could just wear it all the time, right,
You know how these kids they do a lot of
stacking bracelets, or they'll do something more of a statement,
like a little clamp bracelet, but this is like something
she could just kind of leave. Yeah, Like, I wear
a little little gold goldie got me years ago and
I just never take it off. I don't need to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got it. I got one too, and it's
Tally gave it to me and it had their burststones
except one fell out and my burstone, so it had
three my burstone in the mid and there are two burstones.
She got it to me for Mother's Day, but one
of the burstones fell out, and then I got her
this cheap gold plated like I don't know mother daughter,
not that I got I saw on Amazon or something.
So I got one for her and one for me.
But it's probably gonna turn it's not. It was only
like I don't know, thirty five bucks or something. Yeah,
but it was just something to give her, like when
one of the things I gave her. But that's it. Yeah,
Like it's nice to have something to wear.
Speaker 2: I feel like if you're a seventeen year if you're
turning seventeen, it's like nice to get like some little
kind of romantic even if you hate it.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, it's the thought. No, of course, And I
don't think she's gonna hate it. I think I love it. Yeah, well,
girls love flowers too, you know. I just watched Love
is Blind last night.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, that girl Monica. Yeah, like the hawking him.
Speaker 1: For flowers, flowers, flower flowers, and then like.
Speaker 2: There's this scene where he says where they're in their
apartment and then he's like, yeah, it's gonna be so cute,
like we can go we can grocery shop together and
buy some and she goes flowers. And then he goes, yeah,
I like some beer and stuff. And she goes and flowers.
I know, he goes yeah, like and also some whatever
and she goes and flowers.
Speaker 1: It's like, oh, oh my god. And that and then
when she said something about a Louis Vauton, but you
can also do like a Louis Baton. He's like, who's that?
Who's that? Dude?
Speaker 2: Well, she's This was my favorite thing about her is
she's like, well, my love language, you know, my love
language is acts of service and quality time. And she goes.
But after that his gifts and it's like, bitch, you
can't pick three. There's only like five. In the first place,
it would be what is your what is the most
I love language? Not all of them?
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should we break for an?
Speaker 3: I'll tell you after.
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your kids school. You got years ahead of you of
doing this, so like this is a warm up.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So this weekend there was a carnival at Ilis School.
Speaker 2: Huh and uh, but I'm shocked that it wasn't the
Halloween carnival.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there was no Halloween theme whatsoever?
Speaker 2: Isn't that so random?
Speaker 1: What I'm wondering is it because they don't want the
kids like in costume or they are they?
Speaker 2: Why wouldn't they?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: We always did Halloween carnivals at preschool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course.
Speaker 2: Yeah, is there on coming up?
Speaker 3: I don't think so. I don't know. I didn't really
look into it.
Speaker 2: Honestly, really Okay, it.
Speaker 3: Was Friday Saturday.
Speaker 2: Sending your kids.
Speaker 3: Ye crazy, Yeah, it was just a regular carnival. There
was the fall, yeah, the in credival, and there was
you know a lot of inflatable slides and bounce houses.
So it was Friday, Saturday, Sunday. We took the Amy
and I both volunteered Saturday and Sunday. Amy took the
first shift on Saturday. I took the second shift. I
went there an hour before my shift to just hang
out with the girls. It was sixty dollars for each
of them to get a wristband just.
Speaker 1: For it, just for what the what?
Speaker 3: Just for the rides or you know the inflatable bounce
houses and slides.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not rides. They're preschoolers, so they're not like a
fair bout.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the bounce inflatables. Sixty dollars dollars each for the inflatables.
And that doesn't.
Speaker 2: Literally rent an inflatable slide now a jump house for
sixty dollars and put in your backyard all day long.
Speaker 3: And there's two of them, so I dropped one hundred
and twenty for them to both be able to jump
in a bounce house and go down a slide which
Blake was too scared to go down. Of course, she
went up the first inflatable and then was too scared
and got stuck up there, so I had to go.
Speaker 1: Up chet oh my god.
Speaker 3: And then she wouldn't go on any of the other
slides after that.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: So yeah, that was a fun sixty bucks.
Speaker 2: And then was there was the food really overpriced as well?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: So like he gets her a dollar, but a food
item costs like eight tickets of a drink.
Speaker 3: Uh huh. I was about eight eight tickets for the food,
which I will get to because that's what I was working.
So the food and the games where those were tickets,
so that doesn't count towards the wristband. So you got
to buy additional tickets to play the games.
Speaker 1: O god, a racket.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I bought.
Speaker 2: And no one's coming besides people that already pay money
for their kids to go to preschool.
Speaker 3: Correct, right, it's all people from school. And they had
you know, I.
Speaker 2: Saw to be included in your tuition.
Speaker 3: Like an auction or whatever. You know, they had all
the prizes in there. I didn't sign up for any
of it, but yeah, so I paid for the wristbands,
and Amy got the tickets for the girls. So I
was only there for an hour. Blake was too scared
to go on most of the rides, and then I
started my shift volunteering at the barbecue station. I was
in charge of the nachos, so I made nachos for
people for four and a half hours.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, yeah, hey God, was.
Speaker 2: There when you arrived. Here's how my brain works. When
you arrived? Was the hot cheese like already? Was everything
already out or did you have to get there early
and go get the No.
Speaker 3: I I came in again, it was already going on,
so I came in the middle of it. But somebody
had to say that Amy was working the first shift
and she was at the put putt, you know, the
little put putt game. And I was like, oh, that
looks easy, and so I thought i'd get something like that,
and they said, no, you're going over to the barbecue.
Speaker 1: You working for myself, god Son, tell you where to go, like,
you can't volunteer, Like I'll sign up for this.
Speaker 3: Yeah. No. They didn't give me an option. They're like,
you're going to the barbecue, which I made sure to interject.
The second day yesterday Sunday, I was like, no, I'm
working the put putt.
Speaker 2: You could also see Kylin's face the way he's like,
now you're going to the barbecue, like wait what?
Speaker 3: And the worst part is, so I'd like, I had
my phone all charts and I downloaded my podcast so
I could just listen to that. Oh no, no, no,
not at the nacho station. No, And the speaker's right
next to me. So I couldn't even like, even when
you know, I worked six to ten thirty on Saturday night. Wow,
So even when you know, it got down to like
nine thirty and no one was getting food anymore. I
tried to like put in my headphones and listen, I
couldn't hear anything because the speaker was right there.
Speaker 2: That's so wise, So late at night when people for preschool.
Speaker 3: Preschoolers, well, it's it's it's not just it's not just preschools,
it's all the way up through middle school. Oh I see, okay,
but yeah, it did go on pretty late. Yeah, four
and a half hours. I gave people nachos.
Speaker 1: And you should be able to go home if it's
your kid's bedtime.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I did.
Speaker 3: I did leave early both days for wow, yeah, I
was like I didn't wait for the person to be like,
oh yeah, you can leave now, was like goodbye, like
ten fifteen hours, like I'm out of here.
Speaker 2: Did anybody go like hey, kind of skimpy on the
cheese sauce there?
Speaker 3: No, they didn't because I was hooking everyone up. I
was like, you know what, if you're getting these notchess,
you're getting all the cheese, You're getting all out of everything.
Speaker 2: Two hours early. You're like, I don't know, I guess I.
Speaker 3: Should just I can't having to tell them like I
need more, I need more nacho es because I was
just hooking everybody up with with all the nacho cheese.
Speaker 1: Thank god.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So for so that was Saturday. For four and a
half hours, I made people nachos and uh those are right.
It wasn't too bad. And then yesterday, like I said,
I went, Amy was doing the putt putt again, and
when I went to check in, I was like, bitch.
Speaker 2: Get herself hooked up with the putt putt twice in
a row.
Speaker 3: I don't know what does she know she got there
early or whatever. But when I went to volunteer yesterday,
I was like oh hey, my wife's doing the puppets.
I'm just gonna I'm just gonna sum in for her.
And they were like all right, no, no, no problem.
So yesterday I was able to just sit there and
like listen to my podcast and kids would come up
and and I'd hook them all up too, Like they'd
come up to me like hey, can I just do
it for free? And I was like, yeah, go ahead,
come on. I gave him extra balls to hit. I
just let them suck around. I gave them. I gave
everybody toys. There's a little stamp card that all the
kids would turn in for toys, you know, and I
would just stamp the hell out of it, no matter what,
no matter what score they got. And it was funny
because I would just stamp the hell out of this
punch card and the kids would come up and be like,
I got I got one in the three and I
got one.
Speaker 1: In the two.
Speaker 3: And I was like, okay, fine, I was twenty, have
twenty stamps. I don't care.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's funny. Like your kids is You're
gonna be the hero at that school? Yeah for the kids, Yeah,
for your kids, Like your dad is awesome.
Speaker 2: Where'd you guys? Had you guys stamp get another card?
Stamp out. They're like, I'm just really good at the
putt putt golf.
Speaker 3: Now, yeah, I think I think a couple of the
kids caught on that I was giving out all the
stamps because they kept coming back. They kept coming back.
Speaker 2: To hey, stamp man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, any like crazy parents or anything or.
Speaker 3: No, not no again because I was so wax with everything,
like there's no reason for them to be crazy. I
was just like, go ahead, as many as you want,
get all the stamps. Got to hear have a toy
while you're at it, Like yeah, so no one. I
literally both my headphones in and people would talk to
me and I would just like not and comes up
and like I wasn't literally listening to anybody.
Speaker 2: So imagine parents, though, being mad at that kind of thing,
right you know there they're out there, yeah yeah, and
are like my kid did pet pet golf and they
said that they got three balls in and you only
gave them two stamps, right yeah, And then you know
there's some hard ass other parents running it. They'd get
a little juice, as you say, and then they're like, no,
I didn't see it, they I think they.
Speaker 1: Only got to do it, or the parent running the
booth going wow, there's a lot of stamps coming back
for that putt. But booth some fish. He's going on
over there. I know Kyle, and he is not good.
Speaker 2: He's no golfer.
Speaker 1: He's no golf.
Speaker 3: It's funny. There was one kid who kept he kept
giving tickets. He kept doing it over and over and
over again. I was like, wow, this kid really wants
and he wasn't very good, Like he kept like hitting,
he wasn't getting in any of the points.
Speaker 2: Of still giving the future at it.
Speaker 3: I'm still giving him the stamps and everything, but he
on his own is like, no, I want to do
it again.
Speaker 1: I want to do it again.
Speaker 3: And he kept doing it over and over again. And
then afterwards his grandpa came up to me and showed
me a picture of him on like his school golf team.
Like he was like, he's like a real legit golf really,
and he was like, yeah, that's the reason he kept
do it, because he kept kept sucking up and he
wouldn't get any of them. But I did find myself
getting unnecessarily angry at all the kids that would hit
the ball off like the course, and the ball would
roll under the tent and go somewhere else, like oh fuck,
now you gotta go walk all the way around. My god,
you little shit. Why couldn't you just get it in
the area.
Speaker 1: You had to go get the ball.
Speaker 3: So I was getting mad every time the little kids
would hit it, you know, under the tent, I'd have
to go walk and go go.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: You're like I thought put Putt was going to be relaxed. Yeah,
you started gaming the whole thing, like what okay for
next year?
Speaker 1: Next year?
Speaker 4: Chill?
Speaker 2: Who's just checked out kick back? Or just like talking
to a friend.
Speaker 3: Yeah, probably one of the guys running the inflatables, like
just going, oh yeah, you just stand there and let kids.
Speaker 2: Hey, hey, take your shoes off. That's all you got
to do the whole time. Hey what did I say
about your shoes then? And hey, hey, before you go,
you forgot your shoes. That's your whole job.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think that was the easiest one.
Speaker 2: Because if a kid gets stuck at the top like
Blake did, that's the parents responsibility.
Speaker 1: Like you're not that's.
Speaker 2: True, you're not calling nine one one. I got a
kid stuck at the top of the inflatable, like, you know,
real responsibilities.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a good that's good job.
Speaker 2: That's a good one.
Speaker 1: But I guess you don't have a choice. You have
to just do whatever they tell you pretty much. Yeah,
unless you get there you get there early.
Speaker 3: I think you have a choice. But otherwise, yeah, you
just go.
Speaker 2: I do feel like food handling would be one of
the worst, like if you were having to scoop popcorn
or whatever, you know, anything involving putting on gloves.
Speaker 1: Yeah too.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I put on the gloves. I did get
free food. So that was that.
Speaker 1: Was well, thank god, I have you spend sixty bucks
on each Yeah, jeez, Louise.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my so my thing is coming up. I got
oh yeah, you got a carnival. It's it's it's a
like a little festival. And so last year one of
my friends was running the fifty to fifty booth. So
do you know what that is? So the fifty to
fifty is like it's a fifty to fifty raffle. Basically,
people pay money for a ticket and then you if
you win, you get half the money that was taken in.
Oh okay, So it's a fifty to fifty raffle. Right,
it's just money. But my friend of mine was doing it,
and she's kind of introverted and so she was not
like doing it that well. But she was like, I
don't know how I got roped into doing this thing,
because like I'm not good at it. Like they keep
telling me, you got to sell more tickets, you gotta
sell more tickets, and I'm like, yeah, you got to
like walk around going like hey, he's for your kids' school,
Like buy a ticket, like come on. And plus at
the end, the little secret to the fifty to fifty
is that whoever wins it usually donates the money back
to the school.
Speaker 1: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: Although I would want that to come off of my
like I'd be like, okay, yeah, you can have my
two hundred and fifty dollars, but like that's part of
my annual gift, right right, yeah, yeah, kind to give
that much less because I just donated money to the school,
right Okay. But anyway, so I signed up for that
this year because I was like, you know what, they
need me on that wall, Like they need me and
my pushy personality walking around telling people to buy the
tickets I'm like, I'm going to show her up.
Speaker 1: Yeah time, that's good. When is it.
Speaker 2: End of October?
Speaker 1: Okay, it's got a little time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, October twenty sixth.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But I'm also in charge of the whole all
the baskets, right and getting people and getting the items.
By the way, one of our items for our silent
auction is tickets to a Jimmy Jimmy Kimmel. Yeah, Jimmy
Kimmel taping.
Speaker 1: Nice.
Speaker 2: I was trying to hit Lynette up for Jimmy Kimmel tickets,
but she was like, I don't know I'm going to
do that. But somebody who works for the show gets
to a taping of Jimmy Kill.
Speaker 1: That's awesome. I know that's great. I don't know what
it includes.
Speaker 2: But I got those comedy store tickets and the ground yeahs,
and like I got some stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah you did good. Yeah, I think I did.
Speaker 2: Now I have to do all the like it's it's
a lot, but I'm still getting I get a lot
of emails still. But okay, so basically, I'm going to
have to take all of the items that have come in,
figure out what's silent auction and what's just going to
be in a basket. Then I have to put the
stuff in the baskets and get like cellophane wrap and
like make basket. And I'm not crafty. I'm going to
get somebody else to help me with it. Yeah, but yeah,
well I think to buy a sandwich. I don't know
how it gets made, you know.
Speaker 1: I don't want to.
Speaker 2: Be especially don't want to make it. I don't want
to be part of I don't want to make the
pastrami sandwich. I just want to be served one.
Speaker 1: Right, But just look at it this way. Your kids
are going to be out of school soon enough, and
this is your last hurrah kind of thing.
Speaker 2: You're so right, I am trying to be grateful. Speaking
of school, our Patreon this week is going to be
discussing one of my kids who's struggling in school. I thought,
I don't want to, you know, air that business on
the Regular Show. And then but Friday, I've got some stuff.
We got some stuff to talk about too for Friday.
So but before we go, let's talk about some of
our wonderful listeners and their businesses, such as Fern Candle.
That's our friend Kelsey who donated some candles. For uh,
the auction, not the auction, you know what I'm saying. Yeah,
the silent.
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at Ferncandle that's her Instagram or Ferncandle dot com to
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He just takes all the pain. If you need a
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and you don't want to get be haggling with car dealerships,
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to highlight the ASPCA to help the animals in the
aftermath of Hurricane Helene and now Hurricane Milton. This is
so important a lot of these animals they get left behind.
Speaker 1: I know, you know, thank you for doing that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely. And Carrie Kibbler she wanted to do something
also for the hurricane and she wants to do the
Red Cross for they really need us. Yes, aftermath of hurricanes.
The Red Cross is like always on the scene, yea
doing stuff. So you guys that yet your shout out
that pay money every month to shout out charity.
Speaker 1: It's awesome.
Speaker 2: Hell people, kudos to you.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you about on Friday show about Wendy's aftermath.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, we buried the lead. Okay well. Also,
our friend Christine Black is now with Waves and Wonder
Travel and her Facebook is Christine Concierge Travel Planner or
her Instagram is Travel with Christine B. That's uh so,
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at Christine at Waves and Wonder Travel or just find
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gift shop, a small bakery and gift shop called Sugar Skull.
It's on the island of Kawhii and if you're visiting,
please check them out or like and follow their Instagram
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And I'll just do Family Skeptical. It's a podcast about
raising kids without all this bullshit of religion. Sorry, I
didn't mean to call your religion bullshit, but just in
the general, if you are raising kids without religion and
you want some reassurance about that, why not listen to
the Family Skeptical. They have new episodes out every three weeks.
Thanks right, and follow us on our YouTube page because
we post episodes, full episodes like the LBA episode. Is
that up there yet?
Speaker 1: Kayline?
Speaker 2: On YouTube you can watch the show see how cute
lb is. Go to f C O L podcast. That's
on all of our social.
Speaker 1: Of our socials. Yeah, all right, what's everybody? You're a
parent now, don't f it up.
Speaker 3: Many