Speaker 1: Made a decision.
Speaker 2: Please Sunny Sue on Idasion night, let's have everybody welcome
to for crying out loud. What's going on? Anything?
Speaker 1: Nothing, nothing really big going on and nothing in the news.
Speaker 2: No, not by a week.
Speaker 1: I know, I know, it's just so calm and everybody
nobody's on edge.
Speaker 2: No, no, it's not much, very slow news cycle.
Speaker 1: If you're listening to this in the morning, please go vote, Please,
please make a plan to go vote and not let
our country be taken over by fascism. And that's all
not to be political or anything, but just like seriously
protect out right. Oh and go and vote, and now
listen to the rest of the show, which we'll have
nothing to do with.
Speaker 3: With that.
Speaker 1: Imagine you're listening to an episode on election day. That's right,
it's a big important day. Elbie just voted the very
first presidential election. She keeps making jokes. She's like, I'm
I was so excited to vote for Trump. It's like
my first time and I'm always like stop, Elbe like
it's not funny. She's like, it's kind of funny.
Speaker 2: I know it's funny. Natalia, she I was like, I
read Sonny wanted to register I registered for Sonny, but
he's out of state. Oh right, So and we could
have planned it better where I maybe got the ballot
in time brought it to him when I just went there,
but I didn't get it in time. Natalia was like
first she was like, yeah, register me, you know. And
then she was like and then I said, okay, I
need your driver's license and she's like, yeah, I'll wait
till next time. Like really, yeah, yeah, but it was
we did.
Speaker 1: We did now Albie a little bit, yeah, yeah, but
you know it's their first election.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, she was excited once. Also, I think she was
confused by the ballot and all. There's a lot of
stuff on there is. But I have a friend who
really does her research. This is the same as me,
you know, with like the pediatrician. Yeah, it's like, find
somebody who cares a lot about a good pediatrician, absolutely,
and then do what they do. Yeah. So I have
a friend who really I'm very aligned with politically, and
she is very versed in all who are all the judges,
and who are all the superintendents, and who is all
the state measures and all the county measures, And she
just does a very comprehensive voting guide with every single
person right, And so I just did what she did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Susanne and I did basically the same thing with
her boyfriend because we were both on the same page.
So we sat over the phone. She just moved in
with her boyfriend. That's so exciting for her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he has been a few years.
Speaker 2: He has, Yeah, and there she's enjoying it. It's a little,
you know, kind of a different you know, it's when
you're you get to the age where you're used to
being on your own and living on your own for
so long after you like divorce, your first divorce or whatever,
and then you meet somebody on their second marriage who's
also used to being alone and being a bachelor, and
now you now they're like living together. It's a little
bit of an adjustment. But but they get along so well.
He's so sweet, he's so good to her. They get
along great. They met on match.
Speaker 1: What's the adjustment. Are they like bickering or is she
are they just getting annoyed? No.
Speaker 2: The one adjustment, and it's really ridiculous, is she Suzanne's
got a little dog, Frankie, so cute, and he's like
a Boston terror mix. He's not or she Frankie. She's
a girl, not very big.
Speaker 1: You can if you just misgendered somebody.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Wow, Frankie, he could be a boy or a girl.
I love that name.
Speaker 1: He's c and I also love boys' names for girls.
Speaker 2: Yes, so so so Frankie is so her boyfriend raised
four kids. They're all off to college and grown. He's
had dogs, you know, so he's been there. He's done that.
He doesn't want to like have any you know, he
doesn't want to, you know, have another responsibility of a dog.
Even though Frankie is a good dog there, she does
have a little bit of quirks. So he's getting used
to it.
Speaker 1: That's it. That's it, like and it's stupid, I mean that,
But that's what they're bickering about, is the dog. I
don't love that they're he's having a problem with a dog.
Dogs are amazing, I know.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: No, he he loves Frankie and everything, but he has
to be with the dog, sometimes alone all day while
she's at work. And and so the bargain that they
made a deal where Suzanne was going to get a
dog trainer to break her some of the habits and
she relaxed on that. So he's you know, he's been like, Okay,
it's been months now, where's the dog trainer? And she's
like all right, you know. So they're bickering about that. Okay,
that's about it. He's like, they get along. He's just
he's such a great guy. He's a good man. He's
a kind man. And and I'm yeah, I'm happy for them. Yeah,
it's good that they live together now. Nice. I mean,
we've been.
Speaker 1: Doing this podcast a long time. I remember when they
first met. I remember when they were just kind of
dating and she kind of met someone. I remember when
she was like single for so long, single for a yeah,
for a long time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. And also for her, you know,
she had her own place. Now it's like she's moved
into his place. So it's like a guy's house. You know,
it's got all the guy furniture kind of thing. And
she softened it up a little bit, but she still
sometimes feels like I don't feel like i'm at home
home yet, you know.
Speaker 1: And I told I think it's going to take.
Speaker 2: Time, especially when you're used to being on your own.
It's I think it's gonna take like six months to
a year probably to you really feel like that's your home,
you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I think for some women remember that scene
and when Harry met Sally, remember the wagon wheel table
where h what's her name, Meg, Meg, the actress, know
it was it was the other couple. It was.
Speaker 2: Berne Bruno Kirby.
Speaker 1: Yes, it was his friend and her friend got a
play date. We're dating, Like they met each other and
they were supposed to be setting each other up on dates.
Beg Rian was supposed to be with Bruno Kirby and
he was supposed to be who's the other at the
big actress? Yeah, but it was Carrie Fisher you so,
and then uh, Bruno Kirby and Carrie Fisher ended up
like loving each other on the double date that right,
and they like we're like bye, and they got in
a car and left and then so they have like
a very quick courtship. But remember that he was total
bachelor pad and she was like oh hell no, and
made him throw away this like weet this the old
coffee table and he was like that's my coffee table
and she was like it's gotta go. And that was
like a big fight they had. Yeah, I feel like
you have to kind of go into it like right,
But then he's going to be like, well, why didn't
you ever see anything before? Like we've been together for
a long time and this is the first you're bringing
it up that you hate my place. Yeah, well, she
she likes it.
Speaker 2: It just doesn't feel like it doesn't it's it's you know,
it's new when you move into somebody else's house, you
know that he's lived in for so long and raise
his kids in, you know. But she loves it though
she's you know, her daughter is at school in New York,
I know, but he's got kids that are out of
college that come over on Sunday nights. So and she's
close with her kid with his kids, so she feels like,
you know, there's still a family. You know, they have
bless you say, Sundays and Sunday dinners and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: All right, Kaylen taking over the show. So do you
anyway are they Do you think they're going to get
married or is there no real point? Or I think so,
I don't know, and you'll be going to a wedding.
Speaker 2: I don't think they're gonna have a wedding. Wedding. They'll
probably Elpe. Oh they're very practical. Okay, yeah, that's right.
I'm happy for her. Yeah. Nice. Yeah. So Halloween. How
how was Halloween?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we that's that's something that just happened. So my
kids had a great Halloween. They're so funny. As we
talked about last time, it's just the Halloween is such
a big holiday in the way of like you see
it progress from when your kids are little. It's like
a big parent kid holiday, like you take your kid's
trigger treating, you know, and then there's a lot to
do about the costume and you sometimes like when I
was little, my mom would make my costume. Yes, we've
talked about how I would just pray for one of
those like six dollars costumes in the pod with the
mask and the snappy thing around the head.
Speaker 2: I just wanted one so bad.
Speaker 1: I why can I have that?
Speaker 2: My mom was like, why would you?
Speaker 1: My life my childhood was very much in line with
like Eddie Murphy, like with that house House Burgers, say,
anything that you could do that wasn't a store like
that would save you money. So I had I remember
one year I was a wizard and I basically was
wearing a black sweatshirt where my mom had like pinned,
like made paper cutouts of like stars and moons and.
Speaker 2: Stuff and just like pin them.
Speaker 1: There was a thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I was a playing card where they got
She got me like this big and I had to
make it. But I got this big, you know, huge
foam court, you know, board painted it like the Ace
of Diamonds or whatever. And then my other friend was
like the Ace of Queen, the Queen of Aces or whatever,
and we were like playing cards stupid when everybody else's Yeah,
but I remember like those kind of costumes where you
would make your everybody kind of made their own costumes
back then.
Speaker 1: See now, I feel like that's when they're a little Yeah, maybe.
Speaker 2: When when you were younger, younger, you wanted that like, yes,
that fresh pretty.
Speaker 1: Frush out of the box party City, Go get in
lineup Party City and get whatever's leftover. My kids wanted
the store bought when they were young. Then as they've
gotten older, they got more into like, let's figure out
our costumes there. It involves a lot of trips to
Spirit of Halloween. You know, first there's browsing, then there's
just getting ideas, and then there's going back for this,
and then I forgot this, and then there's fake blood,
a lot of trips to spirit of Halloween. But then
you hit the year where like you don't have anything
to do with it anymore.
Speaker 2: Uh huh. And they even ask you.
Speaker 1: They don't even consult you.
Speaker 2: It's just like you see them leave.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you ask them, what are the you guys, what
are you being for Halloween? Yeah? Yeah, so this Halloween
and I have this is also going to be a
little side story too, which is so which is very
a very cute, uplifting side story, which is that ever
since Xander made friends with Lyle Lyle Crocodile and Covid.
As you might recall and for anybody that's newer to
our show, Xander made a friend at his pool that
was online named Lyle Lyle Crocodile, that's what we call him,
and he we found out that they were they were
currently experiencing homelessness. At the time, I had no idea,
and they became the best of friends, and our whole
community basically lifted this lady homelessness. We got her a car,
we got her safely apart. Yeah, everybody, we all came
together and then by the way, I want to say
that last Christmas, for the holidays, everybody wanted. I got
so many like private messages of people saying like, how
can we I want to do something for that family holidays.
So we did a like a collection and we gave
her two thousand dollars and do you know what she
did with that money? She got her kids some Christmas gifts,
but she also got her daughter braces. And with the
first money that we gave her, we gave her like
an influx of cash, and she got her son braces
who'd been bugging for braces. People don't realize that there
are certain things that your kids don't just get just
because you're reyless. Like a lot of people think that
fixing your teeth is cosmetic. So it's like the government
is not giving you money so that your kids have
a nice smile and feel good about themselves. So this mom,
this is just like what a hard worker she is.
First of all, she's worked continuously, but she's at still
a minimum wage job and still struggles to make ends meet.
And then took that money last year and got her daughter,
Like isn't braces And anyway, that's saome. But we've had
this tradition that the kids do Halloween together. So it's
just it was really cute. This was our fourth Halloween together.
So she came over with her daughter. And by the way,
I want to do another I'm going to be seeing
her December sixth, in a month, So if anybody wants
to do another fund for her Christmas, what about like.
Speaker 2: An Amazon wish list or something.
Speaker 1: No, the only problem with that, I thought about it.
But the problem with it is then she has to
like it makes her feel weird. I think, Oh, then
it's like I want it if I surprise her and
say like, hey, our community came together and we're just
giving you some money for Christmas so you can have
a good Christmas, and like that's just as good. That's even.
It's just even. I think that, Like we did an
Amazon wish list when she moved it when she got
her apartment, and that was great, but that was like, hey,
you got an apartment, but of course you can't afford
to like furnish your apartment. But like you know what
I mean, it's sort of like then she's gonna have
to just pick stuff for Christmas when she might want
it for paying a medical bill or what anyway, anyway,
if anybody wants to do that again, hit me up
on Facebook. I'll send you my VENMO. But and I've
sent it already to a bunch of people that have
asked that want to do it. And I'm going to
give her the money on December sixth. Oh okay, yeah,
which is when my kids, which is when any What
I was going to say is her son, Lyle, while
Crocodile is doing so great. So I don't know if
you remember me telling you, but he had gone to
a different school than Xander for the first year. And
then Xander was having a great time at his school
and Lyle was not making friends. And he's very you know,
he's a shut down kid. He's had a lot of
trauma and it was difficult for him to be there
without like his best friend, you know. So she moved
him over at the beginning of last year. And by
all accounts, this kid has had such a change. First
of all, he got a girlfriend, and he was when
I tell you that he was shut down, like he
barely spoke, Like he would talk to Xander, was like
he talks when it's just the two of us. He
talks quite a lot and he's funny, but like it's
hard anyway, He's come out of his shell. He I
was looking at videos. Sadie was showing me videos. She
was like, mom, look lyla crocodile dancing. He and his
little sister learned all these TikTok dances and they, oh, no,
what's that dance video thing? Like just dance or something.
These videos they learned all the ones, all the Michael
Jackson dances. Oh really, he's an insanely good dancer. Wo
And Sadie told me he dances all the time at school,
that he's totally out of his shell. He's like a ham.
He likes attention. Now, Oh my gosh, I'm just talking
to this girl.
Speaker 2: He's like so so happy.
Speaker 1: And his mom, Anna was like telling me at Halloween,
this is why it's all tied together. She came over
for Halloween with her kids, and she we were laughing
about how she anytime I'm with her, she's like, please
tell everybody, like I'm so grateful, like it's totally obviously
changed my life. Like, So she came over and their
whole family loves horror movies. So the kids went out
trick or treating, which we'll get to And then she
and I sat on the couch and I'd never seen it,
but she really likes that horror movie. Oh my god,
you know what, we watched it together on the couch.
Did you like it? It was pretty good?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, but but yeah, but.
Speaker 1: Afterwards, I was just hearing about how Lyle is like
such a happy, such a happy kid, has changed so much.
Oh and she was just like, thank you for making
us come to this school, like it's been amazing for Lyle.
Speaker 2: And it's like, thank god, I'm just so I almost
started crying.
Speaker 1: When I was looking at the videos. I was like,
this is a different kid, right, yeah, this is four
years later because he's at a.
Speaker 2: New school where he probably feels, you know, like he's
like it's different than the big school he was going.
Speaker 1: To before, Like it was that anonymous experience.
Speaker 2: Is like he has a friend group, right, he has.
Speaker 1: For the first time, like, and he has consistency and
because they've been living in the same place now, like
for since we got her in this apartment, she's been
in the same apartment and like has stability.
Speaker 2: That's that's yest. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then the daughter who's like, oh, my god. She's
the sweetest, like goodest little girl.
Speaker 2: She's so nice.
Speaker 1: She's going to be coming to their school next year.
Speaker 2: Oh she is, yeah, because she's young.
Speaker 1: He's in eighth grade. Yeah, the next year she'll be
at the school. So great, and they can all like, look,
such a great story. I know, and it's you guys,
it's every you guys literally pulled a person from homelessness
and like changed her whole life and gave these kids,
like turn these kids into like happy kids.
Speaker 2: What a great story for this time of year. Two right, yeah,
I know, I know, I know.
Speaker 1: So arm So Halloween, it's have like a few friends
over and I had no, like did not know what
costume they were doing, because it's just like they don't.
Speaker 2: Really talk to me about it. They're like, yeah, a
few people are coming over. I did my thing.
Speaker 1: I ordered some pizza, I made a Caesar salad out
of a bag, and I made some onion dip and
chips that's like our tradition.
Speaker 2: And then I put it out.
Speaker 1: And then but right like literally that afternoon, John goes,
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there was like a little group of kids at the house,
and I don't know what any of their costumes really
were like because things have changed. Yeah, they're they're it's
all like internet stuff like sad went as as a
meme basically, which is something like it's a it's somebody
with a pig face and they're at your door or
they're calling you. I don't know what it is. Xander's like,
it's from TikTok. So he made this mask and then
it was like and then he made his put a
cell phone buttons like an end call, a call button,
and then it was like and then he held up
his Yeah so you looked like a meme on the phone. Yeah, yeah,
that's cute.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, no, we don't know what me is. I
don't know what it is.
Speaker 1: He showed it to me and I was like, okay, yeah,
and then Lyle went as something that like was scary,
but I didn't know what it was. It's from like
some Marvel movie or you know something.
Speaker 2: And then the.
Speaker 1: His sister went as something again. I was like, I
don't know what y'all are, but have fun. Then they
went trigger treating and blamed it on Lyle's kid's sister, right, like, okay,
because they're older teens. They're about to be seventeen years old,
and it's good her. They wanted to go triger treating
and I was like, you know what, you should go
trigger treating and they're like, yeah, we got Lyle's sister
with us, right. Even Myles's sister though, is like you know,
eighth grade, right, like it's already getting but she's kind
of short. Yeah, so it could sort of look like
they're yeh yeah taking their kids. So we were saying
before the show that I think that there's like there's
some states that are starting.
Speaker 2: To look at at at an age limit for kids
trick or treating.
Speaker 1: It's so funny that anybody thinks they're going to legislate
like something that's gonna gard him at the door?
Speaker 2: What the hell?
Speaker 1: I don't know to Kaylin, did you find out anything? Oh? No,
he's probably looking into Jamie Fox.
Speaker 2: Oh he was looking at the Jamie Fox.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, I I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's uh the fourteen or something like that. You're gonna do?
Speaker 1: Are you gonna determine that? No, And let me tell you.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you my Halloween I I We've always
lived in houses that never got trick or treaters.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: The last house was down at the end of a
cul de Sade was dark street.
Speaker 1: Nobody came.
Speaker 2: So since May of this year, I've been looking forward
to Halloween for the sheer fact of having trick or
treaters at my door. Because we moved into a new
house in an neighborhood pretty much adjacent to an elementary school.
So I'm thinking, now, my house is in a weird position.
It's like towards the end of a block, towards a corner,
and there's nobody really across an empty lot across the street.
And then the house is on my side of the street.
Like the lat the ones next door, they're kind of dark,
so okay, but my house is lit up like I
have all the lights on, and I'm looking forward to
trick or treaters. I buy four bags of candy, thinking
I hope I have enough because they see little kids
in my neighborhood all day every.
Speaker 1: Day, walking around constantly. So I'm like, okay, here we go.
I'm excited. So what did I do?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: I made creama mushrooms homemade cream mushroom soup, which is
really easy to make.
Speaker 1: It's really good Wendy's recipe.
Speaker 2: I made that.
Speaker 1: I You're gonna upset people right now. You realize that
I know that I never give the recipe. Yeah, people
are like, where's this fucking mushroom soup recipe?
Speaker 2: And You're like, it's coming. Okay, let me tell you
really quick right now. Okay, it's it's uh So what
you do is you get the mushrooms. Saute the mushrooms.
I add cut up green onions, chopped up green onions. Uh,
saute the mushrooms in butter, with butter in butter, okay,
a lot of butter, a lot of cream in this.
So then once the mushrooms are saute, you get the
can of soup. You dump up, you open up, dump
the whole can of creama mushroom Campbell's creama mushroom soup.
Speaker 1: Then you take.
Speaker 2: Half a cup no no, no, or a cup about
a cup of milk and a cup of cream, dump
it in and you just stir it up and that's out.
Speaker 1: Seasonings.
Speaker 2: You don't need seasonings. Well, so I would put Then
what I would do is put fresh cracked pepper on top.
And then I would get those crispy wantons that you
put like on salad, and I would put that on top,
sprinkle crunch it on to give it some crunch. Okay,
and there you go.
Speaker 1: Now do you serve it with anything like a bag get? Yes? Yes, yes,
it feels like you would want to sop up Oh yeah,
yes your bread.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's delicious, it's so easy, but it's better than
just like a Campbell's creama mushroom soup, right because you
have your own like sauteed mushrooms in there and you
have like the green onions in there, and and yeah
it's delicious.
Speaker 1: Okay, so I'm sorry. Okay, anyway, so they made the.
Speaker 2: Cream of mushroom soup and I was like, okay, I'm
gonna you know, I'm gonna settle in with trigger treaters.
Speaker 1: It's gonna get so I'm thinking, right, yeah, and yourself.
So yes, I was by myself and it's like six o'clock.
Speaker 2: It's starting to get dark, and I'm like, okay, they're
probably gonna come soon because it's start.
Speaker 1: So I get the candy, like jumping.
Speaker 2: Out the window. I'm trying to picture you.
Speaker 1: You're like looking down here they come.
Speaker 2: I did, and you know what, I was okay by
nobody came. But then seven o'clock rolls around and I
opened the door and I look out and I see
families walking past my house and they see me open
the door and they were like, h I go, Happy Halloween.
Speaker 1: They're like happy Halloween and they're just walking by like hello, hello,
Like I got candy. I got such good candy too.
I got French bars, I got Trumpet, I got such
good candy. I got the kid it's the best candy.
I got my my accordion hands going, it's the best.
It's the most terrific, terrific different. They'll millions and millions
of pieces of candy and my and my bowl at
the front door. Millions the best.
Speaker 2: Full sized candy bars, full.
Speaker 1: Size exactly like get cats. You're like, yeah, I'm gonna
be that family. I was full size candy family.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, nothing, Oh my god, not one not so
then I go, okay, what the fuck?
Speaker 1: So I was really like upset about it. I was like, god,
damn it. Now it's like eight fifteen. So I'm eating
half the candy.
Speaker 2: I've had a couple of them, sugar person, No, I
could care less. I did have a couple of the
butter fingers snick there. No, it's a Snickers, but it's
a peanut butter Snickers. Now it's yellow. Yeah, it was good.
It had two of those full size mini ones. Okay,
but I did get I did get the bigger crunch
bars because Sonny and I both love crunch bars.
Speaker 1: It's our favorite.
Speaker 2: So I got a bigger one of those.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: Anyway, so around eight fifteen, I was I was bummed.
So I'm like, no, what he's coming. So I put
my pajamas on. I put the candy away so Phil
doesn't get to it.
Speaker 1: I put it up high.
Speaker 2: I call it a night. And then at like eight
forty five, there's like a knock at the door and
Phil and I are like what the h And at
first I was like scared, like who's knocking at my door?
Speaker 1: At eight forty five, I go who is it? And
they go trigger treat. I'm like, god, damn, God, damn it.
Speaker 2: I also had like a cute like Halloween sweater on.
It was like orange and everything that was festive dress.
Now I'm in my bathrobe. Okay, now I have the
everything put away.
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh, where'd I put it? Which cabinet did
I put it in? Oh it's up here, it's up here.
Speaker 2: I get it down and I get the bowl, like yeah,
I opened the door and it's teenagers, like three boys
and two girls.
Speaker 1: They were really cute. They were like fourteen or fifteen. Yeah,
and they were that's like three years back, kids who
are still triggered. We're still triggered, right, and it's like
back when they were kids.
Speaker 2: But at least your kids put costumes. These the boys
had no costume. They were just in black. And then
the two girls had like bunny ears and like a
bunny nose.
Speaker 1: Such a right, you give it some candy exactly. I
could not have been happier. I was like, hey, guys, here,
and I dumped the whole bowl, which is two bags
of candy.
Speaker 2: I had it in one bowl. I go, it's a
for nobody else is coming. I still have more bags
of candy here. I jumped it all and he goes,
put it into one bag. We'll all split it.
Speaker 1: Start dictating how I know, right, ma'am the way I
want to give it to you my hollow yeah, And
then like Phil's and then they're talking. They're like, what's
dog's name?
Speaker 2: Like Phil? Now making conversation, They're like is there where's
the big Like there's there's uh. I said, where do
you do you guys go to high school out here?
And they said, no, we go to the they're from
the other town over. Oh they come over yeah, And
I was like okay. And then they said, what isn't
there like a street? Because There is a huge street
that's like candy Cane Lane in my neighborhood that gets
shut down and everybody it's just a big cashah. And
I told them the name of the street and it's
two blocks that way, and they were like, oh great,
thank you. We've been looking for them, Like, no problem,
have you want more? I go, I mad more candy
and they're like no, we're good. Like nobody wants to
carry this thing. That's like they're dragging it on the
ground now because it's so heavy.
Speaker 1: Right, But you're like, you don't need to go get
more candy now because you just got all the candy. Yeah,
I'll give you more. You don't need to go there. Yeah. No,
they they were cute. They were talking to Phil for
a little bit, and you know, it's like stay as
long as you want, you want some cream, unless you
though to go at eight forty five, Yes, too late,
we're doing that. There's like a window, Yes, I think
the window you get little kids at like five forty five,
and it really should be over by like seven thirty.
That's what I would focket the latest, that's the latest.
Speaker 2: That's what I would think. Yeah, but no, not one
knock not only one knock, they might as well flipped
me off as they were walking past the house going
Happy Halloween, Happy Halloween with little kids. And now I
was looking forward to tricker treaters this year. Now, so
I was looking forward to tricker treaters as well.
Speaker 1: And as I was telling you before, in the afternoon,
I was like, oh, we forgot to buy candy. Well,
there's no you would think that on the day of
Halloween they would start putting it on sale. Uh huh.
So but and Xander, right before I left, I was like,
what kind of Oh I texted him what kind of
candy do you do you want? And he was like, oh,
I like anything that has like little mini packets of
gummy bears. So then I go to Ralph's. Nothing, They're
like cleaned out of most stuff. So then I go
to CVS and I find it Highway robbery right now.
They wanted like thirty seven dollars for like a big
bag of candy, and I.
Speaker 2: Was like, no, I bought my candy way in advance
at house, like like I don't know, two weeks before
that's what I.
Speaker 1: Should have done, because it was like very full priced.
And I was like, I had no idea. Candy was
this expense. Are the tariffs already?
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 2: Chocolate tariffs? What's going on here?
Speaker 1: Tariffs? So I buy all this candy and I know
that my neighborhood is situated so that there's a main
We have a main drag that's basically like a candy
cane lane for Halloween. That's like what it's basically like
one two blocks over, so similar to you, and it's
not shut down, but it's like mobbed with people on
this one big main drag. So usually we just hardly
get anybody, but you never know, because lots more kids.
Speaker 2: Are in the neighborhood.
Speaker 1: I'm like, maybe they're going to veer off. We're not
that far off anyway, long story short, we Xander grabbed
a bag of candy and their whole first order of
business was like flagging people down. They brought all the
kids over, uh huh, their milkshake, brought all the boys
into the yard.
Speaker 2: Anyway, they were Then.
Speaker 1: Xander comes back and he's like, I hope we have
more candy.
Speaker 2: I was like, we do, but you don't. Don't.
Speaker 1: Don't try to get people get the candy.
Speaker 2: That so he was flagging people down, like basically, yeah,
we didn't really decorate.
Speaker 1: So Xander made print outs of like spiders and like
skull and crossbones, and he put them on the trees
by our house and on our garage and on the car.
So and then they all stood out in the street
and like, wait, they have out candy. I needed them. Yeah,
that would have been great. So I didn't see a
single trigger treater.
Speaker 2: Maybe I should have went outside with Phil and just
sat out there. Maybe that's done.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it was nice, it was fun. It was
you know, nothing crazy happened. Took the girls out of
at six thirty. I think six thirty went about like
four blocks, you know, and like that's pretty good. Yeah,
and then you know they they were tired and ready
to come home by like eight thirty, so we just
came back. They dumped out all their candy. I stole
some of it and then uh, yeah, that was it.
Speaker 2: They had fun.
Speaker 1: Now they're too young to really keep track and know
what candy they had, so like once once Halloween's over,
they probably aren't, like, where's our candy?
Speaker 3: They had so much candy too, from like other places,
and you know, we had gotten a bunch of candy
to hand out trick or treaters, so there was just
candy everywhere.
Speaker 1: See, it's it's fun.
Speaker 2: It was fun back then when they were young, because
you'd take them trick or treating and then they'd eat
candy that night, and then I would take the candy
and just hide it and they would never ask again,
Like they wouldn't know, like oh wait, it keeps going,
you know, like they were so young that they never
really asked. It was like one or two years of that.
Speaker 1: My kids got a bunch of candy, which they don't need.
But and also what's really funny is how it changes.
Where when they were young, they had like a plastic
pumpkin to walk around and get their candy, or then
you'd get those plastic bags the with Halloween, you know,
themed plastic goodie bags and stuff. Now my kids will
literally get a Ralph's plastic bag, reasable bag, a Trader
Joe's bag, a pillowcase. So they don't care. They have
no shape. They're just like Sadie walked around with one
of our good pillowcases, one of our Brooklynen pillowcases.
Speaker 3: To do her.
Speaker 1: I was like, isn't that one of our good pillowcases.
She's like, well, yeah, but it's just it's candy. It's
all in a wrapper, right, all right, But they get
candy now right now.
Speaker 2: I don't know what.
Speaker 1: I don't know what today will bring, but I'm I'm
supposedly I should be off the sugar as of like
for one day, but I was, I've been hitting the
sugar hard. I've been eating my feelings this election season
a little bit. It hasn't been good. And Halloween was
a bad night for me sugar wise, because it's just
like if you're if you're not not eating sugar, then
there's candy everywhere. And then my kids like shame me
a little bit, like because you know, they bring home candy.
I was, I was eating the candy that we were
giving out and then the kids and I'm like, do
you guys have any like you got any dots like
kids are like drug pushers, the opposite of drug pushers.
They're not pushing, they're not hoarding the drugs. I'm like,
you got any lemon heads? What I was really looking
for was toot Ze rolls. So I was like, I
really I could really use a tootsyol.
Speaker 2: And Xander's like, I thought you're off sugar.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I don't shame me, Like, no, I haven't
been off sugar in a while. You got any of them?
Got any of them tit zy rolls? He's like, I
don't think I got any tootsy rolls. Mom. I'm like,
all right, you got any lemon heads? And he's like, no,
I don't. I don't think that's even a thing anymore.
I'm like, you got any red hats? Oh my god?
You're like asking about candy from the eighties.
Speaker 2: But dots, remember dots?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not talking about the ones that look like
a sheet of muscal and I'm talking about the what dots? Yeah,
they're fruit flavor, like like JUGI fruit called dots. Okay, yeah, okay,
that's what I was looking for. I was because I
so Xander's like, Mom, I don't I don't.
Speaker 3: Know, but like like all the worst candies candy he wants, Yeah,
lemonheads and dot.
Speaker 1: Them, orange circus, peanuts, orange circus, the ones that look
like packing materials. Those are good. I don't know why
I'm giving it a creepy voice, but I think he
was making me feel like I was creeping on his candy.
I'm like, he goes, Mom, it's all I have a
bag of candy. Go ahead and take what you want
to look through it. And I was like, all right,
I like your cartman, I'm looking. I'm looking in his
pillow case. I'm like pawing around in it. And then
I was like, I'm just gonna take one little candy.
Then I become Steve Martin. I just need one one
little mini box of dots and that's it.
Speaker 2: And that's it.
Speaker 1: And these milk duds, but that's after these milk duds
and this and this milky way that I'm gonna put
in the freezer. But that is it. Just these dots
and these milk duds and this milky way.
Speaker 2: That is all I need.
Speaker 1: This candy roof. Well, you know how many times I
went back, when you know he was out with his friends.
Speaker 2: I was like in his room.
Speaker 1: You think I was looking for drugs the way I
was like, you know, or looking for him to have drugs.
Speaker 2: I was like, let me have that candy, you know.
Speaker 1: And now my kids have reached an age where they
don't care about it anymore. They care about it a lot,
maybe around like seven or eight, they start to be
more aware of what they have, right, and then they
lose interest again. It's just for getting the candy, not
the eating the candy, right, It's right, yeah, it's just yeah,
cat uttering the candy, right. The hunt, yeah, hunting, hunting
the candy. Yeah, my studdy and Italian. Well, Santa Barbara
has a.
Speaker 2: Big Halloween ban, which they've had for years, so there's
no nighttime parties allowed from like a couple of days.
Speaker 1: My thing.
Speaker 2: It's the weekend before Halloween and then the weekend of Halloween,
so there there's no So Natalia went to Santa Uh
San Diego with her friends to go to parties. So
she did that, you know, dressed in whatever, like like
I said, what's his face from breaking bad? Walter White?
Right in like a bikini. If Walter White was wearing
a bikini, okay, then there's Sonny, if Walter White was
in a sorority exactly, that's what she would have like, yes,
she she did. She had blue Jolly Ranchers crushed up
too in a baggie.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, because that's yeah, okay, that was her prop.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Sonny is in Eugene with his friends, and I
asked him, like, how was last night? So he dressed
as Dexter because he's like into Dexter. Now, did you
ever watch Dexter?
Speaker 1: I never did.
Speaker 2: I didn't either.
Speaker 1: I like that actor though, because he was from our
favorite six yea sixteen nine. I know everybody people. Did
you ever watch Dexter? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Sure, you liked it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was really good for like, I think about
four seasons and then it and then it knows dives,
But the first four seasons are really good.
Speaker 1: Okay that's what he's watching, right, Yeah, yeah, yeah, they're
really good. Yeah, that's what he said.
Speaker 2: Did you guys see that fight over the weekend in
the college games in the state?
Speaker 1: I heard something about it. Did you see that was
that at Oregon?
Speaker 2: It was No, it was the Gators. It was in
like Jacksonville was the Gators versus somebody.
Speaker 1: And I don't know.
Speaker 2: I saw it on the news this morning. There was
like like three or four or five fans getting the
shit beat out of them by cops by tops.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: This one cop just was railing on him and railing
on him and like, yeah, there's it's it's I saw
it on Good Morning America this morning, and I assumed
everybody have seen it by now.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: So it wasn't really a fight. It was like a melee.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know like this the fans, I don't They
just showed the video on good Morning. It was Good
Morning America that today, Joe. Anyway, they just showed the
video and uh didn't really explain what why how it
broke out, but yeah, I was in Jacksonville and that
the Mayers is reviewing the tapes and blah blah blah,
like she's involved and I don't know. But anyway, Yeah,
so Sonny dressed as dexter. He and his guy friends
did not want to go to it like he did.
He wanted to go to parties and he was like,
it was the lamest night of my life. My two
friends didn't want to do anything. We just walked around
the campus. He was like, well, that you know, there's
like I don't know, there's some snap or snapchat a
community that tells you where the parties are and their area.
And he's like, let's go to this party this guy
and then like no, they didn't want to go, Like
there's gonna.
Speaker 1: Be a huge line to get in. And and also
I can kind.
Speaker 2: Of understand like being dudes going into a fraternity, if
you're not in the fraternity, you're probably the last ones
to be let in. And they were like, you know,
we don't want to sit around outside of a fraternity
in a line or whatever, and you know, so Sonny
understood that, but he was like, look, you know, let's
do something. You know, just ended up he ended up
walking around. They just walked around the neighborhood and he
said it was the most lameous night.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And then he went to Dave's Hot Chicken, which
is stays open late in their neighborhood, and he was
like it was a it was a big casino and
people were like that the poor kids. He's like, there's
kids that are working, their college students and they're getting
yelled at by a bunch of drunken you know. It's
like one o'clock in the morning, and everybody wants their
food and everybody wants their hot chicken, and they're like
yell getting yelled at, and they're like, now they got
an attitude towards us, and they're like, hey, get a
lot like screaming at everybody. Was like it was such
a just a shit show. He's like, I couldn't wait
for it to be over. Sunny's Halloween. Oh yeah, So
but Natalia, did she go to parties or yeah, she went,
she went to parties. Did she have fun? Yeah, she
had fun. And then I guess it was well, it
was parents' weekend over the weekend and Adam came and
did stand up at the fraternity Okay, she said yeah,
and she said it was fine. She said it was
like the parents knew who he was, students didn't really
know anybody and anything about him.
Speaker 1: But yeah, that was her week is.
Speaker 2: She liked that?
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, yeah, I guess yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean people paid tickets and she worked with the
philanthropy chair, so they gave the money to charity, so
they raised money. So I don't know she was gonna
tell me how much they raised total. She was still
waiting to hear, but yeah, I guess it was a
good weekend for her.
Speaker 1: Well, LB, this was her first Halloween UCLA and she
was could not have been more excited. And I told
you last week that she had two costumes. She had
a slutty pirate and a slutty kitty and then she
they did multiple parties. I saw it all in her
like Instagram stories and there was something posted to Instagram.
I can, I can. I don't know if she'll let
me post it to our Instagram, but like she looked
super cute, so and they she's just loving life. And
so they went to parties like on Halloween night, then
Friday night, then Saturday night, and then Sundays. She came
home first of all. It's really funny because you know,
and I know I said this last week too, but
you know, I was so sad when I dropped her off,
and now I'm like, where, why are you as home?
Like I saw her so the two days before. I
guess this was after our last show. Yeah, she came
home Wednesday, So today's today's Monday. She came home last
Wednesday because she wanted to get her brows done. We
were going to have lunch anyway, even though I was like,
do we need to have lunch now because I just
saw you, and she was like, yeah, let's have lunch.
So I was going to take her to lunch but
then in Westwood. But then she was like, I really
want my brows done. I haven't had him done in
months and months. And she had a little job interview
which I'll tell you about, which is really cute. But
so she was like, but the place the brow our
brow lady, who I've been going to since I was
literally pregnant with her, is near me, so it's near
us obviously for convenience reasons. And she was like, her
name's Baby Kim, and she was like, but I don't
know if I trust anybody. I was like, well, I
guess we'll find somewhere in Westwood and she's like, mom,
I don't trust anybody but baby Kim. She's the only
one who's ever touched my brows. So I was like,
I kind of feel that. So I was like, how
about I pick you up. I didn't have anything to
do that day. I'll bring you a Baby Kim, We'll
have some lunch, and then I'll just drop you back off.
And she was like thank you.
Speaker 2: So we did that.
Speaker 1: So I saw her then, and then on Sunday, which
was yesterday, I get a call. She's like, Mom, I
really need my car because I'm going to go visit
my friend in Irvine and I want to drive my car.
Is there any way you could like come get me?
So I was like okay, So I went and picked
her up, brought her back. She took her car, and
it's getting to the point where I'm like, okay, I'm
going to go record.
Speaker 2: A podcast, like I see soon, and she's like, okay,
by mom. So she woke up this so she came
home last night to our house. Huh.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, it's to the point where I didn't
even get out of bed, Like she came home at
like eleven thirty or twelve, pulled up and I didn't
even like get out of bed to go like.
Speaker 2: Give her a And I knew I would wake up
before her this.
Speaker 1: Morning and come here. But I'm like, I'm sure i'll
see her in a day or two. Well, A, we're
gonna so her birthday is November twelve, so we're gonna
all I'm gonna see her then and then she'll be
home for Thanksgiving. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh and before that.
Speaker 1: The reason I even brought this up is her parents
weekend is next weekend. Okay, I'm gonna have as you
would say an aspha Elba. I'm like, I don't know
about doing parents' weekend, like I don't want to pay
for like we live here, and she said, oh yeah,
I don't worry about it. I said, do you want
us to go to the game which is a Friday,
which is this Friday night? And she's like, I mean,
if you want to, And I was like, I don't
think I do.
Speaker 2: You know, I already went to one.
Speaker 1: But we're doing something. We have a sorority thing for
her on Sunday. So Sunday I'll be at her school
with John and then she'll walk us around to like
the first Nities and like you do a whole thing.
It's like a brunch and a thing. That's cool.
Speaker 2: So that's Sunday, and then I.
Speaker 1: Believe Tuesday is her birthday. Oh okay.
Speaker 2: Then and then like a week later she'll be like
home for Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: It's like she never let like seeing her more now
than I think I do see her more now. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's so crazy. Yeah, but she's really happy.
Speaker 1: You must be getting like the hang and driving down
to Westwood every all the time. Oh yeah, I'm yeah,
I know all the shortcuts. Yeah yeah, that's good.
Speaker 2: Yeah so that's that's a nice drive.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So it's just funny because you know, like I said,
having never been to college, I I'm you know, it's
I'm kind of living vicariously through her. Like she's having
so much fun. She loves her classes. But I just
had no desire, YEA in that age.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was different, I guess a different time. Now
everybody goes to call college or everybody tries to go
to college. Yeah, it's different.
Speaker 1: I mean I feel like a lot of my high school. Uh.
It's interesting because my second part of high school was Springfield, Massachusetts.
It was such a like a blue collar town and
there was one main college prep, like they made a
big deal of that's the call, that's that's for all
the kids who are going to go to college. Like
that was the main high school. But then you had
all these other high schools, Like there was a i
want to say, like almost a whole college for like
home Ech but it's not really it's not really home Ech.
Speaker 2: But like there there was a technical school.
Speaker 1: I don't know what they did there.
Speaker 2: There was like.
Speaker 1: Like trades, like for for trades. There were different trade schools.
Speaker 2: There was like a trade motive. Yeah.
Speaker 1: There were high schools that basically did not prepare you
for kids that are not going to go to high
school but are learning a trade.
Speaker 2: Right, but different than trade college.
Speaker 1: This was like a This was like high school. There
was one for like it had kind of good idea
pregnant pregnant teens. Like there's one that that's where you
go to high school if you're a pregnant yeah, or
if you have kids, if you already have a baby
and you're in high school. It was just very different.
Speaker 2: Was different. Yeah, I like the idea of trade Like,
if you're not going to go to college, here's go
to trade prep school, you know, trade prep.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think we should start a trade prep. Let's
do it, just Stephanie different, it's trade prep. Tell us
what you want to learn about, we'll figure it out.
We'll get somebody. We'll help you do baskets for you know,
for say, let's say you yourself are not going to
go to college, but you're gonna have kids and they
will eventually be in school and you're like, how do I.
Speaker 2: Do these off here?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, will teach you how to do the template, how
to print out a template when you when you're doing this,
I'm an auction. Yes, you know we should do.
Speaker 1: We should do a college that teaches all the ship
that they stop teaching.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll do.
Speaker 1: We'll teach cursive. Yes, here's a skill that you don't
learn anymore, but you will at Stephanie Lenox Trade Prep. Right,
come to Trade Prep. You're gonna learn handwriting techniques. You're
gonna learn to type. Learn, yes, touch type. Yes, both
of us can say you're gonna learn to type without
looking at the keyboard. How good you're gonna be? Yes,
after one of our courses, Yes, special trade Prep exactly.
You don't learn how to balance a check book.
Speaker 2: Yep, you're gonna learn how to do laundry.
Speaker 1: First, first, folding factory socks, socks. Yeah, you're gonna have
a whole new lease on life.
Speaker 2: You're gonna learn.
Speaker 1: You're gonna understand what that little H is on the detergent,
Like we're gonna field trip to the grocery sort of
look in the detergent aisle.
Speaker 2: Yes, Yeah, then we'll take you to the laundry matt,
uh huh, we'll teach you how what's the difference between
that little tray of like the fabric softener versus where
you put the bleach versus why you put the liquid? Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Unfortunately all probably need to take a quick before
I start teaching it, because I find like you're standing
in front of the washing machine. Like my washing machine
doesn't have a sheets setting, and it doesn't have permanent press,
which that used to be a setting, old one. Yeah,
what do you I mean, what do you put it on?
There's here's my choices. I've got whites. My sheets are
not white, right, but would you put it in white?
I've got active wear, that's the same issue. I have
got color mm hmmm. Yeah, I've got delegates and I'm
I don't I'm not sure what else for What would
you put for colored sheet?
Speaker 2: Would you?
Speaker 1: Yeah? What would you put your sheets in?
Speaker 2: I would put maybe, I guess what is it white color?
I guess I would just put it under colors. I guess,
so that's we're whites or white.
Speaker 1: So what I do is I put it under active
wear and then I hit I put it I changed
the tempt to hot. Okay, so yeah, you can change
the temperature and you can change.
Speaker 2: We need a school, I know, maybe Missy and Gabby
can go to school for us so that we can
get our credentials from them.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, they do credentials. Yeah they we're not We're
not credential if that's right.
Speaker 2: So we'll have to go to like Gabby and Missy's
School of Credentials for Trade for Portray for prep trade prep.
Trade prep.
Speaker 1: Trade prep is not going to be trade it's we're
going to do what we want and pay people what
we want to pay them. They're worth meritocracy. If you
want to teach at our school, listen what bottom line
were accepting applications? If you want to work at trade Prep, yeah,
you gotta write an essay. Though, you got to write
an essay. We will teach you essay writing. But our
way not like there's it's not some like high school
way with like an opening. So like I'm gonna teach
you to write like a hooky, like a better essay. Yes, yeah,
there you go. Better essays that are going to be
called that's the class, not your shitty high school essays.
Speaker 2: Better essay, better essay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know if these are essays that will
get you into college.
Speaker 2: Like this is not for that, right, it's not. We're
not a college.
Speaker 1: And we're not a college prep school, trade.
Speaker 2: Pep all right. I will say dads too, by the way,
especially the males that are going to be dads like
Kaitlin's of the world.
Speaker 1: Yeah, to teach them how how to volunteer at the
school and if there's something Kaylan, if you if you
want to attend, honestly, if there's something you're interested in learning,
like this is for people that also want to change careers, right,
they could come to us like, hey, I would like
to be a lawyer.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, we're gonna.
Speaker 1: Introduce you to lawyer concepts instead of a podcast producer.
He's gonna learn.
Speaker 2: We're gonna bring Mark geragoson to just talk to you,
like he's not.
Speaker 1: Like, again, it's not law school, okay, it's it's.
Speaker 2: It's trade, it's trade prep.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, you're not going to pass the bar if
that's what you're trying to do. But maybe if you
want to do like what I do and be a
consultant for me, the issue.
Speaker 2: Exactly it's just about it. You know, if you look
at listen to my Patreon this week, you could it
could be you know, somebody that wants to give me advice. Yes,
they go through this, you know, then they are they're
qualified to give advice. Yes, they're not necessarily lawyers.
Speaker 1: Right, you guys need to sign up for a Patreon
because Lynette, oh my god, it was a good Calin
was a good Patriot. That was pretty good.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Okay, thanks everybody.
Speaker 1: Thanks Thanks Klen your parent. Now don't f it up.
Speaker 2: Let angle