Speaker 1: Made a decis John of Pace sunny sumone on I
haddasion nice night. So welcome to another episode of f
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Speaker 2: It's Tuesday, guys, Happy Tuesday, Happy Mother's Day, you too.
I want to hear about every everybody's everybody's mother's Day.
Speaker 3: Hi.
Speaker 2: First, let's say hi to some other some mothers. Dick Frolicker,
Kelly Lottie Dog, Katie's rolling on the e, Nikki call
your girls once in a while. Elizabeth Williamson with a
lot of kids, she had a she had another day
at half Yes, but Rita's rock and all of elizabeth
kids and her bassiette, and Polly's making pancakes for everybody.
And Valerie hits out of the park. And Katerina she was,
you know, eidental with the mother's day, which is not good.
Speaker 1: I told you that they opened the office for her.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And then Gabby and Missy I saw them on
the Colorado River this weekend. Oh, trying to hit about
that one flood flap between the two of them. And
then is Sean Voshpe he had his first like enjoyed
a mother's day. It's right with his lady and the
new baby, and we're back on little bench so cute.
And Kelly Brown, she's your aunt, So Alicia a Sclante
from the city of Belle Montane, Leslie is coughing, you
get it, And yes, Aaron's a dirty Sanchez. Jennifer, get up, Sandra,
it's not easy being green Athena. We love your makeup.
Stephanie's a stinker wrinker, and.
Speaker 1: Ashley is so shake Love you guys, Thank you. So
that was your Mother's Day?
Speaker 2: Okay, So my Mother's Day? Oh my god. I hope
John doesn't listen to it. We're getting old school. Okay.
So John was. He's so sweet. I mean he literally
opened his eyes and was like, happy Mother's Day. He's like,
honestly a very very sweet husband. But his idea of
like spoiling me on Mother's Day was to be like,
what do you want for dinner? Which it's like, I
don't what I don't want. What I don't want is
to be thinking about dinner. When I opened my eyes
in the morning, I'm just like I go I don't know,
and he goes, okay, but like let me know because
I want to get the kids to like you know.
What It turned out he did was he texted the
kids and was like, Hey, how about if you guys
cook mom a meal for Mother's Day? And I guess
Xander told me this later he was like, uh, okay, like.
Speaker 1: Wife, so she could clean it up right.
Speaker 2: Right, which, by the way, there are still dishes in
the sink from two because John's always like, I got
the kitchen, do not touch the kitchen, and I'm like.
Speaker 1: When you at a kitchen, yeah, but then I end.
Speaker 2: Up do I end up clean? Okay? Because oh my god,
And I don't want to get in the weeds on
this and I don't want to hear from you guys.
I get it. But our dishwasher has been broken again
for a long time now. We can't fix the dishwasher
because we don't have the tiles for the floor, so
we just started like doing our own dishes. That's just
what it is. It's been that way now for I
feel like it's been a year at this point. When
we upgrade our kitchen, I don't know when that will
be because we have two more kids, but that we're
about to put through college.
Speaker 3: But.
Speaker 2: Maybe one of them won't go and then we'll like
redo our kitchen. But my point is it's always like
our kitchen sucks. But we'd either have to take out
a loan or I don't know what, but we're like,
that's deprioritized. So we're like, well, I guess we're just
going to do our own dishes for right now, or
we'd have to take tile out of our kitchen.
Speaker 1: I get it, because the thing with the tile is
is it is a paint, it's a nord. I mean,
you could just put in a new dishwasher and just
leave the tile right like huh out out right until.
Speaker 2: So then there'll be a hole in the problem is
I think I've explained this before. When we moved into
the house, they'd had they'd redone the floor. The dishwasher
is you have to it's deep, right, it goes, it's
lower than the floor, so the floor cut so in
order to remove to pull the dishwasher out, you have
to cut Those times you have to cut the tiles out. Now,
we've had to do it several times. We've lived in
our house twenty years. Over those twenty years, we've had
to replace the dishwasher. But for a long time, there
were extra tiles that matched the kitchen floor. At some
point we were down to one, so we had to.
We had to do it so that you could only
break one tile. We did it in order for them
to try to fix the dishwasher. But then it broke
again and we were like, well we don't we can't
replace the title now, and there's no We've looked. It's
like this old school like kind of Spanish.
Speaker 1: Well now you guys doing your dishes.
Speaker 2: It's a right whatever we're doing.
Speaker 1: So what did you get for mothers? So they made
the did they make dinner?
Speaker 2: No? No? You know what, though, I'm gonna this is
gonna sound crazy to some people out there, but I
do not like I do not like to be fussed over.
I don't want flowers. I don't want a gift for
Mother's Day. I hate it. As you know, I'm not
a fan of my birthday. I don't want people feeling obligated.
I just don't like it. I don't like it. It's
like a forced holiday where people have to like. So
here's what happened, though, I had a great day, and
this is what was so nice. Like, First of all,
LB LB came home from school on Saturday, because so
Saturday afternoon or no, so Sunday was Mother's Day. Okay. Basically, oh,
I know, so Elbie had to work. She's a tour guide,
so she finished her tour and then or her tour.
She's kidding, but do you see how that doesn't make sense? Like, yeah,
it's a tournament. Why isn't it a tur I get
taking someone on a tour. Anyway, Elbe finished her job.
I picked her up in the afternoon. She and I
went to lunch. This was on Saturday, so then she
was home on Mother's Day. But I woke up in
the morning and I had to do I had to work.
I had to do a book consult with somebody from
ten to eleven. But it was nice and quiet in
the house. And then later the kids woke up and
they were all came in and were like happy Mother's Day.
And then basically everybody kind of did their own thing.
But then finally John wore me down with asking me
what's what I wanted for dinner? And I said, you
know what I want. I want to order pizza. Like
I want to order pizza. It's I've been craving it.
I want some pizza, and I want some diet coke,
and I want my whole family just like hanging out together.
So then John was like, Okay, let's all watch a movie.
So we watched my old Ass. Have you seen that movie?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 3: Have you seen that movie?
Speaker 2: It is so cute, it was so good. Oh my god,
it was a perfect movie for Mother's Day.
Speaker 1: Really, who's in it?
Speaker 2: It's Aubrey plazas in it. And this girl I think
her name is either Mazie Stella, right, Mazie Stella who's
part of a singing duo of Mazie and Lennon and
then Stella. Yeah, they and she was on she was
in the show Nashville for years. She's adorable, this girl.
So basically the loose plot of it is the girl
and her friends drop some take some mushrooms and she
meets her older self. Okay, so Aubrey Plaza plays this
girl when she's thirty nine and she starts getting she's
at a point in her life where she's this girl
is eighteen and she's going to be in a couple
of weeks she's going to be leaving for college, and
her older self gives her some advice during this period
before she goes to college. And I am telling you
that I saw my kids were laughing at me. I
was crying, like crying, and Sadie was sitting next to me, going, mom,
are you okay? And I was like, this is very touching. Oh,
this is very touching.
Speaker 1: Cry in front of your kids. And then they make
fun of you. Oh my god, and you're like, what
are you a serial killer? Why can't you cry?
Speaker 2: I know? But Elbie cried a little bit. Elbie's like, mom,
I always cry at movies.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Elbie was the one that I told you was like
a psychopath.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, so I was an Italia.
Speaker 2: Yeah, never cried until the one time that she watched
air Bud. Remember that story and went in air Bud
At the end they the they're like he's telling the
dog go go away or whatever. And I was like
and I look over and Elbie's just like, sob crying huh.
And I was like, wow, she has feelings, yes, But
Elbie's like, remember how I only cried at Airbud. Now
I cry all the time. It's so funny. So she
was crying. I was crying Xander and no crying John.
But John was like I thought this was we were going
to be watching a comedy. He's like, this is like
sad and very touching.
Speaker 1: I'm not in my feels. Oh now I want to watch.
Speaker 3: It, and it's got It's got a ninety and eighty
nine percent on critics and audience on Rotten Tomatoes. And
when a movie is like that, some pot when there's
the same score on the critics and the audience, then
it's usually like, oh, okay, did it just come out
last year?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Wow, it was my my old ass. You can
get it on Amazon.
Speaker 1: Okay, I just watch it.
Speaker 2: I mean we have Amazon Prime, so all right, it's
it's freaking what a nice afternoon. And it really was perfect,
like Mother's Day movie. It was. It was really good.
I don't want to tell you more about it, but
like you know, I don't normally like like a side
like a oh that's totally out of reality. But it
really was such a small part the older self. They
play it really realistically, so there's no like body switching
or anything you got to keep track of in your mind.
And when I first heard of the movie, I thought
all three of the girls were going to meet their
older selves and it was going to be a lot
to keep track of, but it wasn't. No, it basically
focuses on the Girl and it was it's like a
small independent movie, but it was very good, so perfect.
I feel like, all in all, like a really nice.
Speaker 1: It was a good night. We had pizza last night too.
We've done Dominoes.
Speaker 2: I can't go back to Dominoes.
Speaker 1: And well, scar's the problem of what happened, And I'll
tell you the story. Yeah, a few minutes. But I
went away this weekend kind of last minute. But it was,
I mean, like a couple of weeks ago. Uh, when
I went to Vegas with my friends, my old school
high school friends. The guys were like, Glenn bought a
house on the Colorado River in in Arizona, in Parker,
and he has a boat and he has the jet
skis all the toys, and he was, you know, telling
us we should all come up blah blah blah. So
the guys made a plan to go to his house
Mother's Day weekend, but to come home early on Sunday
to be back to the White to the family. And
they anyway, they invited me and Dawn to go, and
one thing led to another, so we ended up going.
But we came home yesterday, four hour drive on the
way home, and it's Mother's Day and we get up
at we leave Arizona at six. Were at my house,
you know, I don't know. Four hours later and uh,
come in, Sonny is back from from his trip to Korea.
Was asleep, and you know, my niece is still there.
She's leaving today and Sonny goes back today. So they're
both leaving today. But Sonny was asleep. Haven't heard from Natalia.
I come on, I come in. My girlfriend Dawn has
to ice her feet. I'm exhausted. I just want to
go to like take a nap, and she can't move.
She has to like ice her feet for like an
hour and like two hours at my house before and
by the way, she goes home.
Speaker 2: Not to interject, but we have a very killer Patreon
episode with more about this and all. So let into
a discussion about some other stuff that you guys are
not gonna want to miss.
Speaker 1: Yeah it was good, so yes, so yeah, so okay,
So my girlfriend's there, she's icing her feet. Then she leaves,
and I'm like, I'm exhausted and I haven't watched TV
all weekend, which is fine, but I want to like
get caught up and stuff. So I lay in bed
for like five minutes. I'm out like a light. I'm
sound asleep for hours and eventually Sonny comes in my
room and he's like, oh, you're home. And I was like,
first of all, I text you, motherfucker, like at eleven
and said are you up yet? And you never answered?
And I told you yesterday I'm coming home early in
the morning because everybody's got to get back for Mother's Day.
Now it's like six o'clock at night. And you wake
and he wakes me up. He's like, oh, you're up.
I wake up and he goes yeah, powers out and
I was like, oh, for fuck sakes, why in my neighborhood?
And I said, why is the fucking power out? Well,
it's been extremely hot the last few days, which I
don't know because I'm in Arizona, so yesterday wasn't that hot.
I don't know the airs. I don't know why. But
at the end of my street, everybody's got electricity, but
my street is out all the way up to the mountains,
and I'm at the bottom of the mountain, so it's
like and then when the power goes out, your fuck.
So then I'm texting.
Speaker 2: Because when the power's out, the Wi Fi Wi Fi.
Speaker 1: Everything's out, no TV, no.
Speaker 2: And you don't get good receptions, so you can't be on.
Speaker 1: No can't. I can't do anything. No power, no Wi Fi.
That that means no, nothing to do, and you know
it's starting to get dark. And now I'm like, I
was exhausted. Why'd you have to wake me up and
tell me the powers out?
Speaker 2: Yeah, let me sleep, Let me sleep through.
Speaker 1: That would have been the best Mother's Day. But then
he's like, happy Mother's Day. Did you get my gift?
And I was like, no, where is it? And he's like,
it's in your bathroom and I thought it was Megan
stuff that she left in my bathroom. He's like, no,
that's the face products she wanted from Korea, you know,
the Korean face products. So he got me a big
thing a face cream plus a little thing of gel.
And he's like, well, the little thing they gave me
is a free sample. So he goes, but I got you.
I asked them, like, what's a good face cream for,
like somebody like my mom, an older lady or whatever.
Oh well, I told him I said I want something
for like fine lines and wrinkles and stuff. So yeah,
so he got me that and then oh, but then
before I fell asleep in Italia called me and she's like, mom,
welcome home. Did you have fun? Yeah, and she goes, I,
so you're home and I said yeah. She goes, did
you get anything yet? And I said no, and she goes, well,
you should check right now. So I went to the
door and she got me a big thing of flowers,
which was really sweet. I know, so it was nice.
And then my niece got me chocolates. Yeah, it was
really sweet. So and then the best is when I
hear from my nieces and nephews and their wives happy
mother's dantela neet, Like I love that. But uh yeah,
So then you know, I wanted to, like, I wanted
to have a nice dinner with the two of them
because they're both leaving Tomaunt today and I was going to, like,
you know, either go out with me Megan and Sonny
or I was going to go out and get something
to eat with them. But there's no electricity in the
garage doors shut anyway, so I was like, wanted to
order food, can't order food because there's no Wi Fi.
So Sonny was able to get the Dominoes app and
he's like, I said, just let's order pizza. So we
got pizza and then and then I had my friend
Mike I. He was texting me about the trip, and
then I said, hey, can you go and look up
you know, southern California Edison and punch in my address
and tell me you know what, because they'll give you
an update. And it says there's an outage in my neighborhood.
Restoration time seven point thirty and it was like seven ten,
and I was like, oh great, you know seven eight
o'clock comes around. So I text him again after like
around eight thirty and he's like, oh no, I said
what and he goes, not until uh one am, and
I was like, oh my god. But then it flucks
sometimes it fluctuates. So then I checked in again. I
go check it one more time and he goes not
till five am. Now I'm like, all right, I'm going
to bed, good night, good night, I'm I'm going back
to sleep. Fell right asleep like ten o'clock and woke
up in the middle of the night and the power
was back on. I think it came back on at
like twelve thirty. But that was my that was my
mother's day.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: So it was out all day.
Speaker 1: All day, all I wanted to do was come home
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Speaker 2: That sucks.
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Speaker 1: So had a great time on this. It was you know,
It was a very It was a smaller group. It
was Glenn and Mike and our other friend Craig. We
haven't seen in years, and I had such a crush
on him when I was younger. And he's so sweet and.
Speaker 2: So he didn't come to the Vegas trip.
Speaker 1: He didn't get to come to get He works in
in the he's a sound guy. He does the boom,
he's the hoo mic guy. So he's a lot of
times he's on location and gone. So he missed our
Vegas trip, but he was able to go on this
trip and just so sweet and so fun. And the
thing is my girlfriend Dawn. You know, she's got a
lot of health issues. She has an endema. You know,
her legs and her ankles, everything gets swollen, her stomach
gets swollen. You know, she's on all this medication. She's
on blood thinner, so her arms are all like black
and blue. In fact, I hit her arm by accident
and it just started bleeding on the boat. I felt bad,
but you know she's used to it. And she talked
a lot, you know, but she's always been a talker.
And it was just it was fun because everybody we
all bag on each other, everybody's got their thing, you know.
And one guy came with us that I've never met,
but his friends with Glenn because he's got a house
out there as well, and he's good with boats, so
Glenn needs somebody that's gonna help him getting the boat
in the water and you know all that shit. It's
a lot of work, right. That guy was really cool,
had great taste of music. Was fun. But then like,
you know, we drove in the car. No he's married, okay,
but we drove in the car with him for you know,
four hours to getting there. It was great. Then we
get there and we're like having some beers and now
he's feeling pretty good and you know, like my friends
can make fun of me, but not a newcomer. And
he said something like uh, I don't know what he said,
but he's in front of Glenn and Craig. He said, uh, yo,
you'll be fine in the water with those things. You'll
you have built in floaters. And Craig was like, oh,
hell no, you're not allowed to fun. You're not allowed
to say that. And Glenn was like, dude, knock it off,
like don't you don't you don't fucking say that to
her like she's our sister. You don't talk like that.
And he's like, oh my god, I'm so sorry. I'm
so sorry. I'm so sorry. It's like, I mean, I
don't care. I can take it. No, that is not appropriate,
it's not It wasn't appropriate. But I love that my
two friends were like just jumped right in and that's
so great protecting me. Yeah. But then after that he
was totally fine. He was fun. But but other than that, no,
we had we had. We had a great time. It
was it was a lot of like I never when
cause when we were kids, we would go on her
friend Scott's dad had a boat, so we would go
to have a sue and go to these places and
Glenn and Mike would drive the boats and it was
just so much fun and had to such a great time.
I never thought in a million years I would ever
be on a boat again with like Don and Craig
and Glenn and Mike, like you know, just my old
school of friends. So it was really so you know,
forty years of friendship. It was great. We had such
a great time. The first night they went to a casino,
I went to sleep. I was too tired. They went Don,
of course gambled, didn't win anything.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, there's no way Don didn't go
to of.
Speaker 1: Course, are you kidding? We like stopped to get gassed,
and she there's like, uh, poker in the gas station.
She's like, where's Don. She's sitting down in the plane
video poker in the gas station. But yeah, they went to.
They went there the first night and then just basically
the rest of the time. We were on the boat
all day. It was a lot of fun, you know,
just Glenn marinated steaks. It's just really nice. You know,
we have our old jokes and stuff. Don was just like,
she just doesn't stop talking. She talks over the people.
She's just a talker. And Mike at one point go, Don, well,
he's not afraid. He'll be like, Don, shut the fuck up,
stop talking. And she laughs like she thinks it's you know,
she's funny. I asked her, I said, does it bother you?
And she's like, no, I've been hearing it my whole
I think it's funny. I think she likes the attention
to And at one point Mike goes, all right, Don,
if you stop talking for twelve minutes, I will give
you one hundred dollars bill, and she's like done, and
he goes and don't go up, don't be coming up
and like mouthing things. He's like, I don't want to
hear from you. I just go sit down, just don't talk.
Twelve minutes starting now, She's like okay. Then she goes
in the bedroom at one point and I walk in
and she's like, do you know where your brush is?
And I go, oh, don and she goes, oh shit,
I forgot I zip it. I go don. I won't
say anything. I got your back. Go but go in
there so that they see you and know you're not talking.
And she's like, okay, I'm gonna do it. She went
in there, and like twelve minutes later, Mike's like, all right,
here you go. He gets her one hundred dollars bill
and he goes, you could start talking again. So she
got it. But it was it was fun. We had
a good time. It was really it was fun to
be on the boat. No water skiing though, just you know,
I love boat.
Speaker 2: I love boats.
Speaker 1: It's so fun.
Speaker 2: I know I've told this story before, but like a
quick one when I was like twelve, Do you remember
me telling you the story of when I went with
my friend and her divorced dad was like my friend Genevieve,
I love that, you know when you're a kid, like
you don't understand. Like I remember my friend Genevieve's she
lived across the street from me, and I remember her
parents just fighting so like much fighting, screaming at each other.
And my parents were like total assholes to me, but
very nice to each other. So that was like really wow,
Like people really just like scream at each other and
it salt each other so they get divorced, and like
the dad would was like a you know, back then
you were like I wrote a story about this in
a book. I called it every other Sunday Dad, because
it was not like this joint custody dads. You did
not hear from them most of the time. It was
like maybe once a week, but most dads were like
every other week, you know. But anyway, I remember one
time her dad was like, I'm going to take you
out on a boat. That's gonna be our big, our thing,
and he took me too. We had the best time.
I mean, I remember listening to like cassette tapes, like
we had a little tape player. We lay on the
roof of the boat and tan I mean I was
probably twelve, maybe thirteen, and then we were setting like
lobster traps. Anyway, we were out for like a week
doing that, having the best time, and then we but
then we couldn't get home because Mount Saint Helens erupted,
remember that, sung, I remember, So we got stuck out
in the Puget Sound. You couldn't re We could dock
the boat, but we couldn't get I lived in Spokane,
so we were we couldn't get back into the city.
It was like and then yeah, so but I remember
thinking it was so cool because like I was already
having a great time. I was in no rush to
get back to class, right of course, anyway, the schools
were closed, and then by the time we were able
to get back in there was just like everything was
covered in ash and you had to wear masks. And yeah,
there were no people that were like, I don't believe
in masks.
Speaker 1: Everybody was wearing masks. Yeah, so how wait, how long
were you out there?
Speaker 2: So we got stuck. I think the trip was supposed
to be like a week and we ended up not
come I think we were there for twelve days, so
it was like another like five days of not being
able to come back in so but I don't remember
it being a bad thing at all. I remember thinking like,
oh yeah, yeah, the best thing that could have hapen.
Like I never wanted to come back. I was having
so much fun.
Speaker 1: Right, I love dads that would take us on vacations
and stuff, like my next door neighbor would go camping.
I wasn't allowed. My mom wouldn't let me go. But
then as I got older, I went one time and
I had so much fun. It was it was the
one time I went camping when I was a kid,
and the best time. And then when we got when
I got older, like in my nineteen twenties, we would
go camping. I would go camping with these guys. We
would go to Millerton Lake or have Asou or whatever,
and you know, no money back then. Now like Glenn's
boats got all the speakers, He's got place, you know,
yacht rock. We called it rape rock at one point
because she's only seventeen, like, oh god, you know, but
has the music and everything and just it was just
like so great, you know. Then we floated. Then we
stopped in a cove, and I was really proud of
Mike because Mike would always jump off off the rocks,
like do the rock. But that morning we went and
got coffee. He was telling me that his friend jumped,
horrible jumped from a rock in La Asu and landed
in such a way on his aorda vein and it
just basically broke, like snapped, and he came up from
water and was talking and then just went down under yeah,
and died. And they thought and then they found out
that he had a weak a orda. He just didn't
know it, and eventually something would have happened where he
would have died. But that did it. And then Glenn
had a friend or somebody was talking about another guy
did it and was coughing up like broke a long
punctured as long. It was coughing up blood. And Mike
was like, yeah, I'm not gonna I'm i gonna jump
off them and we were like, you know, good, don't
and he was like, nah, I'm too old for that. Shit.
Speaker 2: That is just how I feel about a lot of things.
I'm too old for that. All going to do that.
Speaker 1: That's why nobody wanted a water ski we're just having fun,
just you know, driving the boat, going to a cove.
And then and then if Glenn's got all the floaties.
You know, he's got three daughters and a son. You know,
they're in their teenagers, you know, and so in fact
he's going speaking of dad's you know, he's taken his
daughters and they're friends in a trip, like in a
couple of weeks to the house, you know where he's
just taking them for the weekends. So sweet. And we
talked a little bit out on my Patreon about that.
But I just love seeing these guys that I grew
up with who were assholes to girls when they were young,
and now it's like Karma's a bitch because they're all
dads with girls, like with daughters and guys that want
to date their daughter, you know, and like just being
great dads, you know, just so so great, so proud
of you.
Speaker 2: And I I could be wrong because I'm not exposed
to everything, but I feel like these days boys.
Speaker 1: Girls you were talking about that, really, Yes, my friend
Craig's got a son so cute. He's gonna be graduating
high school. He's eighteen, and he does acting. He does
he's gotten some gigs like for Disney and stuff like that,
and he's just very respectful. Because Craig was like, when
you go on a date, ask them questions about themselves.
People like to talk about themselves. Which was funny because
Natalia got asked out on a date and this guy
she thought he was really cute. He's a basketball player
and he took her out on a date and she's like,
he's so quiet. I had to do all the talking.
And I was telling that to Craig and he was like, yeah,
I teach my son like don't don't do that, like whatnot,
you know, and be very gentleman. You know. Yeah, the
boys these days are different. I think there are at
least the boys that Sunny Natalia hang out with, they're
you know, very respectful.
Speaker 2: So sweet to his girlfriend. Yes see, she treats her
like gold. I'm always like, wow, you're like a really
sweet boyfriend.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 2: I know, it's so cute to see.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's great.
Speaker 2: The only ones that aren't sweet is in my estimation.
And like, maybe I'll piss off some some listeners who
have sons who are in frats, but these frat boys
are not getting better.
Speaker 1: That's the things I talked to Natalia a lot about
these frat boys, and she that's why she doesn't want
to go to a uh a frat house drunk or
anything like that, because she's seen firsthand, like you know,
how girls get treated and stuff, and she doesn't like it.
And she only is like her now, she has really
good guy friends that she's I've heard many stories how
they treat Natalia and I like that, like they look
out for her and stuff like that. I I'm they're
like her mic and Glens, you know what I mean.
And so I love that, and you know, she just
you have to be careful. But yeah, some of the
frat guys can be when you hear these stories about
the hazing and stuff, just douchebags.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: And that's another thing, Like Sonny doesn't like to go
visit Natalia because he's like, you know, Natalia wants to
introduce me to all her friends, and I just don't.
I don't like guys like that. It's just not my thing.
Like I get it, I get it, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So so she went on a date and Natalia,
but he didn't do a lot of talking.
Speaker 1: He didn't do a lot of talking, super cute black
really like he was a gentleman to her, because that's
how she met her friends, like threw her over the
fence at a frat party to get into the party.
She knew they were who they were, but they were
all like a group of them going. They threw her
over and she fell and this guy like six foot
something really tall, like helped her up and he's like,
are you okay? Are you okay? And she you know,
scraped her knee and everything, and he told like helped
her and you know, got her something some water and
helped her with her knee and then exchange numbers and
she's like, I totally. She sent me a picture. He's
really cute. And she's like we've been talking back and
forth on text and she's like, I don't want a boyfriend.
I told him that, but I like to date, you know.
And she's like, we're gonna go on our date. He's gonna,
I don't know. They took her. He took her to
an Italian restaurant and she's like, I said, how was
it all? He didn't talk like I had to do
all the talking. It was like and it was like
small talk and for her that's torturous. Like she loves
guys that are, you know, outgoing, have a personality. She
wants to marry somebody like Phil Dunfie from Modern Family,
Like she had a poster of him when she was
a teenager. She's like, that's that's what I want. But
she's like super nice. But I told him like, you know, uh,
and I said he didn't ghost him, did you? And
she's like, I kind of did. But but then I
was like, you know, he asked. I think he asked
her and send her another text. She was like, you know, thanks,
but no, thanks kind of in a nice way.
Speaker 2: Well that's good that she was straightforward. I don't know.
I can't decide about ghosting.
Speaker 1: If like I know, sometimes I feel like it's.
Speaker 2: The kinder way. I think a lot of people really
don't like being ghosted. I feel like, God, just the
whole like, yeah, I'm just not interested. That's almost worse
than just imagining that maybe something heavy fell on them
right get to you, maybe they died. I don't know,
I would just but I mean, yes, okay, if you've
been on like a few dates, then that's I guess
ghosting isn't appropriate even though I think I might still
rather be ghosted, but and I just rather ghost. It's
just so hard.
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c O L. Yeah, I was going to tell you
that I was that. I was having a conversation with
LB about go literally about ghosting, about how uncomfortable it
is to like tell somebody that you don't want to
state them right, because she had a guy send her
like paragraph after paragraph about like that she nothing had
really happened between them but then and basically she had
to say, I am sorry, I just want to be friends,
like I'm not interested, and she was like it was
so hard, and I said I had so much trouble
with that when I was young, when I was like
in my early twenties living in LA had moved to LA,
that I dated this guy a couple couple of times
and he just kept calling and kept calling, and I
was like what am I going to do? And my
roommate at the time was like, do you want me
to tell him? Like I'll just pretend to be you.
So she called him Dan. He did not know the
difference the different voice. She called him and was like, Hey,
it's Stephanie. And then she was like listen, like I'm
was like not feeling it right now and like I
just would rather be friends. And I was just sitting
there going wow, like and that's the way to go.
And she said she just she just let him down easy.
And I was like, wow, thank you so much to her.
And I was just like, how did he take it?
You know? She told me he never said like this
isn't Stephanie never crazy.
Speaker 1: Well there you go. You know, he doesn't know the
difference in your voice and he's not worth having around
anymore anyway.
Speaker 2: No, I guess not.
Speaker 1: But that's what That's what these kids, that's what Elbie
should do.
Speaker 2: Have a have a friend do it. I know I
have somebody.
Speaker 1: Else do it. The thing nobody calls and talks to
people anymore, it's all they don't.
Speaker 2: They all do text. Yeah. But the thing that used
to be upsetting to me when I was younger was
when you would date somebody. You'd go on a date,
and my method of getting rid of them was always
to just try to be a huge bitch and like
hope that they didn't want to see me again. But
some of these guys, they don't care like you go
out with them. They decide they like you. Even though
I didn't have a good time, then you somehow, maybe
you go out a second time. Or whatever, and then
you or I'd start being a bitch on the phone
or whatever. But when I was really young and could
afford to be a bit because I was cute, yeah, yeah,
and they would put up with it, right, But you
would hope that they'd be like, well, god, this girl
is not interested, she's cut, But no, they wouldn't. And
then let's say you went on another date and you're like,
I'm just gonna be really distant and bitching the whole time,
and then like you get flowers.
Speaker 1: This is a I did the same.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 1: I had this guy Rob and he was he was
really cute back in the day, and we were young,
and Suzanne had a crush on him, but he had
a crush on me, and I didn't want anything to
so I pretended like I didn't have it. I was like, yeah,
I don't know what. But then he kept hitting on me,
and so eventually, uh, I guess I can't remember. I
must have told Suzanne like I think I'm gonna go on.
I think I'm gonna go out with him. So I
went on a date with him and he was such
a dud, same thing, no personality, but really into me,
Like you could tell like showed up at Pierce College
when he knew I had class and was like, meet
me outside by my car, and I would be like,
I do you know? Yeah, it's good to say and
super nice and everything nothing wrong. Cute guy, but just
no personality, not for me at all. And then eventually
he kept calling and I'd say, like, my mom's home,
I can't talk and then hang up. And then he
knew when my mom was at home, so I eventually
I got mad at him and I started being a
bitch to him, and then if he came on stronger
and then kept calling, and then finally got to the
point where I just go watch this. My friend would
be over and I go answer the phone. He go,
hey click. I just hang up on him and you
ring again. He'd say, hey click, I I don't want
to talk, click click, and then I just let it ring.
And then eventually I just unplugged the phone, like he
just the more I was mean, the more he came
on to me. Right it was yes, So I guess
that's old school way of ghosting.
Speaker 2: Get this going not interested.
Speaker 1: I know that you can't go back, then now you
know you can't.
Speaker 2: But I remember getting flowers and the guy writing on
the note or whatever, like I had such an amazing
time last night, and I.
Speaker 1: Was like, how is that possible?
Speaker 2: What date were you on?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Not the same date that I was on, where I
was just being totally quiet and like kind of rude,
like right, And then it makes you like them even
less because you're like, well, if you can't, you're not
even in tune with how I'm feeling at all.
Speaker 1: Right exactly, of course, Yeah, and then you start losing
a little respect for them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it would be better if they had said, like, wow,
you were kind of distant, like if you're not into this,
just tell me. Then I might be like, oh maybe
I'm a little bit interested. I don't know. You kind
of noticed, how, But yeah.
Speaker 1: I remember Don and Don and Glenn dated and Glenn
such an asshole eventually to her, and she, well, she
was psycho and she'll admit it too. She would. She
would be totally psycho and do crazy things, like she'd
show up at his house and like like spy on him,
and like he'd be with a girl and a girl go,
why are there red boots sticking out of your bushes?
And he'd be like down, get out, of here, and
I'd go with her too to like drive by and
like spy. We would do all that because we lived
in the same neighborhood. And at one point, I remember
he would go he would call her Psycho. He go,
he'd answer the phone and go, what did you put
in my teen Norman? Like he would, you know, like
she was the psycho.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: He just kept hanging up on her too, and she
just she was just a glutton for punishment. But yeah,
you just grow out of it. And now he's got
four daughters.
Speaker 2: Okay, one more. I remember I was I was kind
of dating this guy, and I had this friend who
was kind of psycho.
Speaker 1: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: So I liked this guy little. Okay, Oh my god,
this is like a this is kind of a crazy story.
So I had this friend who was not a good friend,
but at the time I thought she was. Okay, She's
the kind of girl that never really got the guy,
and you kind of felt sorry, you kind of felt
bad for her. But there was there was a guy.
We were young comedians, and I met this guy. Oh
my god, okay, who was let's just say this. He
was the cousin of somebody very famous at the time. Okay,
so when we met him, we were like, oh, like
he anyway, but he was brand new in town and
we sort of like took him in and we were
like hanging out with him, and then he liked me
and he was really cute, so I kind of liked
him back, and we were kind of dating. But I
wasn't like, oh, I want this guy to be my boyfriend.
Little did I know that the other friend, the other
girl was like in love with him, had just decided
like she was in love with him, right, so she
would pay like a little too much attention to him.
And by the way I was dating him, like I started,
I was sleeping with him, like it was like beyond
like we just went on a date and we're hanging
out like we were dating. But she was always finding
an excuse to like come with us places, you know,
and I'm not gonna make it. We weren't like boyfriend
and girlfriend for a long time, but we let's say
this was like six weeks going on. So one night,
this girl goes out tells me, oh, there was somehow
I had to work. There were some we were all going
to go out, but I had to work, and she
was like, well, I'm gonna take him out. I'll take
him out. Oh, And she wasn't like that much of
a threat, so I was like, okay, you know, but
they disappeared. They totally disappeared. And so he was supposed
to call me as soon as he got back, and
they were just going to go hang out at this
like bar that we all hung out at. Never heard
from them. It's like two in the morning. Still I
never heard from him. Oh, because he was supposed to
meet me. He was supposed to meet me after work. Well,
it turned out this girl was so psycho that she
pretended to run at a gas or pretended that a
car broke down. I can't remember, it was one or
the other. Out somewhere like in the middle. They they'd
gone on a drive. Listen. I don't know who was
the worst asshole in this situation, but I think it
was perfect right and then, and they never told me.
It turned out that they did start sleeping together, but
at that time I didn't know. I was steaming mad.
So he ends up calling me later. There weren't cell
phones at the time. So he finally gets home, but
like it's like three in the morning and calls me,
and he's like, I'm so sorry. Oh, I had to
work and they were supposed to come to my This
is what it was. I was working at a bar.
They were gonna they were going to go out and
hang out and then come to the bar where I
was working, and then never showed up. So then I
was getting upset. Then I went home, didn't hear from him.
He never came over. Then like at three or four
o'clock in the morning, he calls me, I'm so sorry,
this is what happened. But so I was really mad,
and I didn't find out untill later that she had
been totally after him and was like having sex with him.
But at one point I remember, and this just reminded
me of what you said, that he had come over
to my house and she came over and then she
went and we were like hanging out. I lived in
a townhouse, so there were stairs, so she'd gone upstairs.
She was like, I have to go to the bathroom whatever,
and she went up upstairs and then she didn't realize
that she was wearing these boots and she had was
sitting at the top of the stairs like spying on us.
But the way my vantage point was I could see
her boots on the stairs, like she was sitting on
the stairs and you could just see these two boots,
and I was like, dude, what the fuck?
Speaker 1: And that's so Dawn.
Speaker 2: I would call her like Tanya. I was like, so
me and the guy whose name was Matt, I was like, Matt, look,
I pointed the boots and she's just sitting ohh. And
I was so weird it out. But then, of course
I find out later that she had totally started sleeping
with him wow, which was, by the way, fine because
I didn't really like him that much. He was kind
of a dud. So I was done with him and
I was like, good, you can have it. But I
was really mad, right right. Of course, she pretended that
her freaking car broke down or that she ran out
of gas.
Speaker 1: That's see, that's the kind of psycho shit Don would do.
But it was fun because when Glenn would get a
new girlfriend, we'd be born and Don go like, let's
go spy on them, let's go key her car, which
we never did, but like that kind of stuff, like
like fuck with Glenn kind of thing, you know, and
they would fight Allan's dream now, like Glenn loves down
and it's.
Speaker 2: Like a totally right, it's not even was it's Emily.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like family. It's so funny.
Speaker 2: Now before we wrap, Kaylin, how is Amy's Mother's Day?
Speaker 3: Yes, it was nice. It was you know, we live
with you know, her parents, so it was kind of
like a joint mother's day thing.
Speaker 2: So how is Amy's mom's mother?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Amy's brother came over and cooked on the grill
and you know, we had dinner, and you know, I
took the girls out. The girls had made her things
at school and then I took them out. She slept
in and I took the girls out to the store
and got some flowers and stuff, and uh yeah, the
girls just kind of played outside most of the day.
And yeah, they we have one of those like kiddie pool,
of those big kiddie pools, and I have a boogie board,
and I put the boogiey board in the kiddie pool
and Ilo just hours and hours and hours she was
playing on that billyboard like yeah, like pretending to surf.
Speaker 1: Kids love that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, that's getting into a good age.
Speaker 1: M h.
Speaker 2: Although they're they're five, turning six and turning five.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you're getting there, Kaylin.
Speaker 2: Once there's six and five, I feel like things will
be even better.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's pretty it's pretty good now, it's it's yeah,
it's you know, you can take places and just let
them go do what they want to do. You don't
have to be hovering over them all the time. Although
Blake insists I come with her for everything.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that's ITALI.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but uh yeah, no, it's good. It's good now.
Speaker 2: Is there is there still a lot of like watch me?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, watch me? Yeah, that phrase was said over
one hundred times while I was I'm sitting outside looking
at the kiddie pool with the board in it, and
she's like, watch me watching I'm like, I'm what do
you What do you think I'm doing? That's what I'm
I'm sitting here looking at you. It's like. And then
they start fighting over it, and Blake would have to
go inside and then cool off and then come back
out again.
Speaker 2: And yeah, is Blake more feisty than Isla or opposite?
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, she will. She'll blow up quicker, and she'll
be more explosive all of a sudden, you know what
I mean. So yeah, I love push Blake down and
then at another point Blake hit her in the face.
So I think they had enough of each other by
the end of the day's.
Speaker 2: Day pow pow. We had pizza, both of us. Yeah,
would you guys? Oh so you grilled?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was just chips and guac and salsa to start,
and then it was like, uh, karaokee chicken and beef
with rice and yeah, you know the Blackstone grills. Do
you know what those grills are? It's like a flat
top instead of a grill. So yeah, so Ammy's dad
had gotten one of those a few months ago, so
we've been using that thing.
Speaker 1: But you can still use it for a grill too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean I don't know if you can cook
everything on it, then you would like on a grill.
Like I definitely googled, like how to make chicken wings
on the Blackstone and they're like, no, it doesn't really,
it doesn't really do chicken wings very well.
Speaker 2: Oh really.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can't cook like everything, but you can cook
a lot of stuff. It's really good for, like you know,
if you have if you're making like fried rice or something,
and it's like a Benny Hanna table almost and you're right. Yeah,
it's good if you're making like a or like a
breakfast brito and you're putting all the eggs and stuff
in it, and so that's what it's really good for.
But yeah, you can make most things that grill can.
Speaker 1: That's awesome.
Speaker 2: What about like burgers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we do burgers and hot dogs on it.
Speaker 2: I have an electric girl is that kind of the
same thing. It's like that. It's like a flat grill
and you plug it in. It's like a Foreman but
without a cap, like it doesn't have a lid.
Speaker 3: Yeah. No, this one's like a full on gas grill,
big outside.
Speaker 2: Got it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I should get one of those for the summer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I should start. I should really start just making
fried rice, like just do bit full Benny Hanna meals
since Benny Hanna has gotten very expensive.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we have a Benny Hanna stock aisle like Benny
Hanna near us, And yeah, we we would take them.
The kids they're like, oh, this is fun, look at
them doing the things. And then like the third or
fourth time we take them, it's like me and Amy
couldn't eat because there's so many like Okay, here's your rice,
here's your salad, here's your soup, here's they're cooking this
the whole meal? Is us just taking plates away from
them and managing our little spaces that we were like,
I don't think this is worth it. It's like three
hundred dollars bill, we barely eat. They're not an air
with it anymore, like right, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was better for me, BENI Hannah was better
for me when the kids were at an age where
they could eat off the kids menu but still be
self contained, like, but they didn't need that much food.
But now that everybody's an adult and eating grown up portions,
it's like, wow, is that expensive?
Speaker 1: And is it really that worth it for the visuals? Really?
And I don't like sitting at a table at strangers either.
Speaker 2: He always put John near the strangers because he will
like that's the time where he sort of comes alive
and like makes friends.
Speaker 1: That's good. You always need that person, Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: But I'm always like I'm just gonna sit over here
with LB and then we end up gossiping, and then
Sadie and Xander get annoyed. Oh how we get hurt?
I'm known to talk to and then John's like beating
friends with the randos.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then everybody brings up the story that Tory
Spelling fell at that Beny Hannah, that's the way, well
she know and like hurt herself. Remember she like got
burned or something. I was like, remember when Tory Spelling
like fell here? And then anytime there's strangers, did you
guys remember that.
Speaker 1: It's a good starting conversation started out anyway?
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best friend from college and he really needs help with
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this business out of her home, delicious smelling candles like tobacco, sage, lavender, sandalwood,
and you can find her on Instagram at Ferncandle orferncandle
dot com. Also podcast The Get Up Show. That's our
friends podcast. It's for kids. They got music, they got yoga.
It's a variety thing. It gets your kids from snooze
to shoes. Go to anywhere you get your podcast The
Get Up Show or The Get Up Show podcast on Instagram.
Carrie Kibler Discover Connection. I hope you guys have all
gone there. It's a YouTube channel. It's these guys that
go around like helping people and it's so touching. You
want to have a good cry. Go watch the Discover
Go watch Discover Connection. Jacob Crowley, acl.
Speaker 1: You Baby Bacup, thank you acl you.
Speaker 2: Trever project, like, get get some money out to these
charities they need it. Also, if you're traveling, why not
use Christine Black. She's with Waves and Wonder Travel. Her
Instagram is Travel with Christine b or find her on
our Facebook page. She's always around there. Also, if you're
in Hawaii, on the Island of Kawaii. Go to Sugar Skull.
That's our friend Maren's business, and you can go to
their website at sugar Skull eight oh eight dot square
dot site. Also Basic Becky, get a T shirt, get
a mouse pad, get a mug from Basic Becky on
Facebook She's Basic Becky or you can go to just
Basicbecky dot com. Also, if you're in Palm Springs or
Palm Desert, go to Wilmanfrida. We love Womanfred, I Lovefrida.
Get you some salmon or something else dessert. Their desserts
are great. Yeah yeah, that's it and we'll do the
rest of them on Friday. Please go to our Patreon
and support our show. And also we did a great
Patreon episode. There was an update from last week's Patreon
LUs Lynette. Let's just say she got really she got
real real Yeah yeah, yes, good and drunkish and drunken
check out drunken. Oh my gosh, thank you for finding
me because tomorrow I have Kay Hanley, who so I
don't know if i'd interviewed her last week when I
was promoting this episode, but like, wow, her story is
really sad but ultimately hopeful and she's one of the
musicians who is sings our theme song. She's from Letters
to Cleo, the band out of Boston. Anyway, it's a
great episode. I would I hope you guys go and
listen to Drunkish and give me a good rating. Yep,
that's it's great, all right, Thanks everybody. Thanks Kaylen.
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