Speaker 1: I made a discusion past sunny sun on I had
a vision, it's nice. What's happening? Everybody, welcome to for
crying out loud.
Speaker 2: It's fry ye, it is, they say, fry ye.
Speaker 1: I was trying to be cringey. I was trying to
be cringe. I ate that.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, I'm just like having the kids around making
them feel cringe doesn't happen often anymore.
Speaker 1: Well, it's happening to me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Well do you want to talk about your car?
Oh yeah, okay, I'll tell you about my car. Yeah,
because I saw it out front. It's really cute. I
like the color, isn't it pretty? It's really pretty?
Speaker 1: Okay. So I have not actually liked a car that
I've driven in a lot of years because it's just
been okay, it's been, you know, economical car and mom
car for years. Then we graduated from the minivan. The
next car we had was a Highlander, which I thought
felt like the worst kind of mom car right from
the beginning. John was fine with it. He liked the Highlander.
I never wanted to drive it. If I could just
drive the Prius, I was happy to do, right, Not
that the Prius is any like fancy car, but it
was like between the two, right, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I just felt it was in the Highlander like an
suv big yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah. It didn't seem that different from a minivan to me, right,
I remember your minivan I had those stupid flames and
the flames on the side. But then I had the
I had we were at the beach and somebody stole
one of the flames. Oh my gosh. Then we just
had flames on one side. I mean, the flames are
so stupid. I think we got the idea from this actress, Pamela.
Pamela is it Pamela Siegell? Oh she I'm thinking of
Katie Sagal. Pamela. She was from Better Things and an actress.
She was also on Louis CK's show on Louis Anyway,
she had like a badass minivan with like the flames,
the actual flames, not magnetic. But we were like, it's
a lease, yeah right, I can't really just like customize
your lease, you know, right. Yeah. So that so then minivan, which,
like I said, I was just embarrassed. Yeah, Highlander, I
just listen, there was nothing wrong with the Highlander, but
it did feel like a mom car and I'm just
saying I wasn't like excited to drive it, right. Yeah.
Then I had like one of my early cars when
my first real car was a red Toyota Celica, which
I loved that car even though it was a total lemon. Yeah,
and it broke down immediately upon my buying it. That's
the one that I told you the story of getting
having to pay like twenty percent right interest on it.
But that car was really cute and I felt proud
driving it. Yeah, and then really like never again. Yeah.
Well I had a Volvo for a couple of years,
of black Volvo that I bought that I did really like,
but once I had kids, having like a nice car
was over from out the window. Yeah. So this is
the first car because, like I said, Highlander, and then
we got the tig One when there were no deals
you could all the cars were super super expensive. It
was just tail end of COVID. Yeah. I remember like
twenty twenty two and it was just like that's what
we could afford. I can't believe how fast that lease went.
I know, it was just yesterday. Yeah, So this car
is the first car, Like I was intimidated to drive
it because there's a lot of new stuff in the car.
Cars have come a little ways, you know, yes, so
there's different like driving modes I had to figure and
then the whole First of all, everything is off of
your phone. Yes, when you get in the car, it
knows you and it's like hey, right, and then you
put your foot on the brake and it moves your
seat for you and it turned out to see on
and it brings up all of your channels that you take.
Got serious, yeah, but at first, because I had the
car last week and I hadn't driven it yet because
I was scared. Really, it was so scared. Yeah, I
drove it and I drove in it. But I was like,
you know, he's he just taught himself everything right away.
He thought he saw it as a new toy and
was like, let me go customize everything. And I was like,
it's hard, yes, but I learned it like a week ago.
And now I literally had a dream the other night
that somebody stole my car and I was really it
was so sad. I was like, oh no, sweet, I
d four, he's stolen you. I love it. I get
in the car, it's got the big screen something. You know,
you've had a Tesla for years, so yeah, so you're
used to this screen like modern.
Speaker 2: Right is it a touch screen and stuff where you
touch it?
Speaker 1: See? I never really like.
Speaker 2: I always feel like that's I like the days where
you would actually feel a button if you wanted to
turn the air on or turn the air off, instead
of touch touch touch, it's.
Speaker 1: Distracting, I feel like.
Speaker 2: But all cars have these big screens now that are touchscreen,
but I feel like it can be distracting when you're
trying to drive, like hitting you know, go over bump,
you hit the wrong button.
Speaker 1: It just well, it took time getting used to because
I don't think I do it that often. Like I
usually before I leave, if I'm going to listen to
a podcast, like I put it on or I'm just
listening to the radio, I hit like whatever and I
can if it just shows as favorites and then I
just switch between Yeah, I want to change the channel
to me, it's easy. Yeah, no, it is easy. It
took a while for me to get used to. That's
all what I love. So the tig One, as I
told you, used to have that sort of hesitation when
you're first driving it and like lurch a bit. I
hate that. God. Electric cars are kind of they kind
of drive like a dream.
Speaker 2: They do, and you got to be careful because you'll
start to speed and not realize it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, m except for the car definitely talks to you.
It doesn't use words, but it makes a little bit
if you're if you're speeding, oh it does, like oh
hell no, it's supposedly. It just goes like me like
and then you look and you're like, oh, I just
started zoomo. Guys, I'm sure I could turn it off. Yeah.
I like it. Yeah. It makes me feel less alone, Yeah,
isolated in my vehicle. You got a car looking out
for you. Yeah. Yeah. But when I drive, when you
put your foot on the gas, you get you go go,
and it's not it's I think I got used to
it really fast because it doesn't feel out of control.
It feels like hmm. But I feel like it used
to be on the freeway, like you get on the
four O five in the Tigue one and it's like
it takes a while for it to get it going. Yeah,
I don't like people are behind you, and I can
now like pass people and change lanes more safely because
you just put your foot on the gas and right
right right, yes, out of people's way. Yes, I like
to be nimble.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I That's why I was afraid because
the only electric car I ever drove was the Tesla,
So that's why I was afraid to make the switch.
But it's the same in the new car too, Like
it takes off because it feels like.
Speaker 1: You can get out of the way. Yeah, yeah, I
just we don't have our charger yet. We haven't even
been driving a whole bunch. It's right now, it's at
like thirty eight percent, but we want to take it
down and it's fully electric, fully electric. Yeah, but we
can plug it in at our house. It's just going
to be like a tennis charge. But the first time,
I mean we'll have time. We'll just plug it into
like over nine o'clock and by six o'clock tomorrow morning.
We're only charging it up to eighty percent because they
don't charge it to one hundred, right, right, how far
should we let it go down before we charge it
back up. It's at thirty paces thirty eight percent. Thirty
eight Well, it depends on how far you're draft. I
don't know that. I never much, so maybe take it
down to twenty and then charge it. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't let it get passed. I always just plug
it in every every time I get home. So I
don't think I've ever gotten past like fifty.
Speaker 1: Oh really, it doesn't go down very fast at all. No,
that's good, I know. And I drove from my house
to here, I think it went down one or two percent. Okay, okay,
so I think I've got We just they said the
first time, let it, let it, let the battery go
down before you charge it the past okay, yeah, so
like a phone, yes exactly. Yeah, and then we just
we're getting the charger in, but we're just going to
see how long it takes with no with no like
just off of our regular first time, so that we
can decide if we want how fast we want the charger.
The charger yeah, like different prices. Okay, all right, but
you already have yours.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, it's not as fast as the Tesla charger.
Speaker 1: Huh, but it's fine.
Speaker 2: It's not like you know, and the charge on this
car lasts a lot longer than it did on the Tesla.
From what I could tell oh really, Yeah, if it's
sat for like a day or two, it would go down,
you know, whereas this car it only goes down like
one or two percent if it's been.
Speaker 1: Sitting, which I like. That's good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because it does go down if it's just sitting
there too, just like a phone.
Speaker 1: Interesting. Yeah, you're liking it, Yeah, I love it. Yeah,
I mean that's what we were deciding between your car
and our car. Yeah. Ours was just a little cheaper
to ensure, right, and it was a little less a month. Yeah,
it's literally in the threes. Yeah, I know, it's like
three sixty something a month. Yeah. Yeah, it's less than
we were paying for the two one.
Speaker 2: That's great. And you're gonna love not having to go
to the gas station already.
Speaker 1: Love it. Yeah, forget it, never have to stop for gas.
It's the best. Yeah, it's cute. It is. It is cute.
I'm happy. I haven't, like I said, like, liked a
car right a long time, right. Yeah. Lbie was super jealous.
She's just like, can I have an electric car? And like,
shut up? She doesn't have a car, right, yeah she does.
Remember we bought her, that's right. A couple of years ago.
That's right, that was her constantly. If she was gonna
live at home for a year and save us all
that money on college, we bought her a car so
she could live her life and be independent. Yeah no,
she still has that car. But does she take it
to school outright? So last year no because there was
no parking, right, So this year she has an apartment,
like a full on actual apartment off campus. It's all
students there, and she has a parking space, so she's
going to she is going to have the car. Okay,
that's good, her car, and then but if her so
there's four girls in the apartment and two parking spaces,
so they're going to have to rotate, rotate. But right
now one of the girls that she's sharing a spot with.
One of the girls doesn't need the parking space right now,
so Albie's going to have it for at least like
a few months. I think, Oh good, and then she
can always We just arranged it that if the other
girl wants to park there for a while, Albie can
just come home. Yeah, park the car and then I'll
just take her back to sea. Yeah. Yeah, that's so
nice that she's so close.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so no, Natalia does not know she he has
their car. Of course Sonny doesn't says he doesn't need
a car. But also last year his winter was pretty mild,
and if it gets like snowy and I don't know,
he's got to take a bus to get to his campus.
And I told him, like, you know, I could just
rent you a car like I did just the last
few months for his job when you know, during the wintertime.
Speaker 1: Maybe out there. So he's we're going to play it
by ear.
Speaker 2: But I don't think that he he really needs it
right now, a car out there.
Speaker 1: He doesn't seem to really want one. Yeah, do any
of his friends have them?
Speaker 2: No, No, none of them have one except for Archie,
but he's doesn't live near him, but he's got a car.
He didn't have one for the first couple of years.
But yeah, so I don't know. We'll see, but it's
not that bad. Like you know, there's that Touro app
that I've talked about where you just go on the
app and you just it's you could pick a car
and it's somebody owns it and then they bring it
to you. Yeah, so I could do that for him
out there.
Speaker 1: So we'll see. If he gets into, which he will
get into, get us into the University of Oregon. Would
he stay in his same place?
Speaker 2: Yes, because it's actually really close. Oh okay, he lives
like right off by the campus.
Speaker 1: So a lot of those kids are University of Oregon kids. Yes. Yeah,
because right now he's taking a bus.
Speaker 2: It takes him like fifteen minutes to get to the
other campus that he's going to. But when he transferred,
he'll be right there. Then he definitely won't need a
car because he can just walk.
Speaker 1: Oh perfect, Yeah, yeah, is he excited about that? Does
he want to go to University of Oh yeah, he's
very excited. Yeah, he's motivated, which is great. So he's
taken all the crack class. He took some summer class too.
Oh really, Yeah, it was some kind of.
Speaker 2: PE class that he was able to just log in
hours of him going on walks and bike rides and
stuff like that and worked towards credit for some something.
Speaker 1: So he did that. But yeah, I didn't know they
have to do PE in call. It was not PE.
Speaker 2: It was some kind of something that counted towards it
gave him credit, gave him the credit he needed the
extra credit, so so yeah, he's he's excited, he's motivated.
Speaker 1: So and Italia is definitely motivated. Yep. Yeah. Now would
she have to move or do a lot of those kids,
you know, they go to a lot of them go
to UCSB, right yeah, h yeah, she wanted to stay
where she is she could.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, it's all really close by her U. Plus
she has a car, so yeah, yeah it's nice. It
is nice. Yeah, she's enjoying it.
Speaker 1: So I took LB. I went to see LB's apartment
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Speaker 1: Yeah, as we like to say. Yeah, So okay, so
Lbigott has there's a bed frame in her place, so
she just needed she needed a mattress, so ordered her
a mattress and then it was in a box at
our house. So the plan was to just go to
her apartment and bring the mattress. Yeah, and then kind
of like see the place and like she'd already taken
some measurements, but she needs a desk. Yeah, that's like
the main thing she needs, right, and the other stuff
that all the girls are four of them are going
to kind of go in together on stuff, you know,
decorate their place a little bit. But the first thing
that happened was we were like, Okay, let's get you
some sheets. This is maybe interesting news to other people
that either are going to be like, yeah, everybody already
knows that, or or not you're going to be like
thank you for sharing that. Yeah. So you know what
in college most colleges, dorms, university apartments, the beds are twins. Yes,
they're extra long. No. So we bought you know, we
had to buy sheets and stuff last year. So this
year her bed is just a regular twin bed. Okay Okay.
So she was like, we need sheets. I need new
sheets because it's a different size mattress and I don't
know better. So I'm like, yeah, okay, sounds sounds reasonable
to me. So we went to the store and we
look and it's twin slash extra long twin. Okay, it's
the same fucking size, you know. Yeah, So when I
try to say to Lbie, oh, because then she I
was like, you don't need a new comforter because I
bought her a comforter last year, Right, Well I do
because it's a different sized bed. So the first thing,
so this is where we're the topic of this is
shitting the nest. That refers to when you're kids who
are about to go off to college, you know, or
I guess re goo off to college, start acting a
little bit assholy so that you don't miss them as much. Yeah,
it's a known thing that happens. Albe and I have
been getting on great, and this is not to say
that we're not getting along now, but it's just interesting.
So you know how we love being moms and going like, Okay,
well I'm gonna I'll take you to like, let's go
to the store. I said, you want to go to
home Goods and like look for some sheets and look
for some and she was like yes, yay. Yeah. The
first thing that happens is the Okay, you're not going
to need a comforter, Well I do because it's a
different size. And I was like, I don't think an
extra long twin is that different from a twin, So
maybe your fitted sheet we need to get you the
right size. But a comforter, right, you can use it
the comforter slightly longer. Who cares even if it? Yeah?
Under yeah, right right. So she was immediately a little
bit annoyed about that, like, well, I mean I guess,
I mean, you guess we don't have to buy all
new bad just I know, literally a year ago, yes
that we bought you three sets of sheets, a comforter,
a special little cozy blanket to go on top of
the comforter. Oh my god, what if she gets cold
and the heat doesn't work? You know? Yeah, I went
moming it up. Yeah. Now, I'm like, all right, but
you already have that, Like, and you're only going to
have a twin bed now for nine months right from
the from next June. We're done. Yeah, So anything I
buy her right now is going to be done right now.
Speaker 2: Well, I yeah, does she want like a new duvet
or something? Is that?
Speaker 1: So I feel like that's what we are kind of
hinting at. So I put the kaibash on that. Yeah,
we have plenty of stuff we need to buy you
for your apartment. Kay, we don't need to buy a
comforter unless you need one, Okay, So we get to
the store. We see that the sheets that it's twin
slash extra long twin.
Speaker 2: It fits the THT, but I thought the extra long
is the extra Like, don't you need a fit in?
Speaker 1: Not much long, It's not like a foot longer, it's
like a few inches Okay, so it fits, well, it fits, Okay,
it fits. It's the same size. There's not a difference really, Okay.
So anyway, I buy her another set of sheets anyway,
so she has more sheets so she doesn't have to,
you know, so she can change her sheets. Praise the Lord. Nice.
I'm happy for her. Yeah. And then we're walking around
and we're looking for stuff, but each thing that she
says she needs then she's not sure. So then she
has to go in her group text right and go, well,
I know we need like a paper towel holder. Yeah, okay.
Well do you need like a trash can for your place? Yeah?
I think we need a trash can. I'm like, well,
do you want to make sure that nobody else bought
a trash can?
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Then I get there was a little bit of eye
rolling going on. You don't know how, but it's like,
I don't know what you think. We're just going to
add every we're just gonna play everything and then I
have to go return it.
Speaker 2: Yes, I don't, which I had to do, right yeah,
when when you weren't going to be with Oregon right right?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: No, And with Natalia just recently, like I I got
some stuff for her, like I got sheets or whatever
which were the wrong size that I have to return because.
Speaker 1: It was like she got like a full she got
a new.
Speaker 2: Mattress, which is a full before she had the twin anyway.
So there was a few things that I got, like
a like a plunger for the toy like they already
had three of them.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's like, okay, why did you tell me to get
this stuff? Like make a list, like talk to your roommates,
get together, make a list of what you guys need,
you know.
Speaker 1: That's what I said. I was like, you guys need
to have a master list. Anything that somebody already has,
then they can take it off the list, right or
if it's in the apartment already, yeah, luckily. Okay. So
we're at Home Goods and she's like, oh, yeah, we're
gonna need a garbage can for the kitchen. Okay, well,
the garbage cans for like a nice garbage can for
the kid. It's like a hundred bucks yeah, you know
for the nice stainless steel. Right. There was one that
was like a side by side with the yeah cycling.
Yeah okay. So I'm like, okay, we're sure we need
it though, and you know what size you want? And
she's like, well, we'll go look at the apartment and
then we'll see because maybe we need I don't know
where exactly it's going to go. Well, spoiler alert, at
the apartment, there is a trash can. It's just under
the there's you open like a drawer type. Oh okay,
so you build it out and there's a trash can
there already, yeah, which they hadn't noticed before. That's one
thing that I saved on having to return, right. But
then there was like something to put the utensils in
that match the paper towel holder, and I'm like, but
do you need that? Yeah? She's like, I go, can
you check with your group chat because it was in
the cart. She gets on the group chat, she's like, oh,
never mind, we have one to see, you know what
I mean? So yeah, I would say something, do you
need this? And she'd be like, well, I don't know,
well check right, right, So we ended up getting like
paper towels and like a paper towel holder and like
a few things. Right then, when I would suggest stuff
like do you want some food for she just kept
getting like, I don't know, I'll just worry about that later.
Uh huh. I was like, okay, but like I have
a day off right now, like we're doing this now, Like, yeah,
can't you just check with your friends? So then the
thing that really sort of put us a tiny bit
at odds. And this is just a thing about lbie
she does. It's very difficult for her and always has
been for her to be the only one, like for
her to pick a desk that's like what she likes, right,
It's like it has to be like what other people have. Yeah,
which it's like you're about to be twenty one years old,
Like you can't just look at a desk on Amazon
and go, oh that's a cute one. I like that. Yeah. No,
it's like what if it's the wrong desk, what if
it's you know, yeah, I have like four drawers if
everybody else has two. Huh Right, So she wouldn't, so
we I showed her some desks on Amazon, and she
was like, now she just started being kind of bitchy.
I started shitting the nest like it's like, okay, bitch,
this is my money. Yeah right, I'm not a horrible person.
If I just go that's cute. She'd give me that, like,
oh finally, I just said, Okay, here's what I want
you to do. Why don't you go and like look
at some desks and pick a few that you think
would work, yes, and make sure it's the right measurements
in your apartment. So then she doesn't. Then then we
go to the apartment and she looks at her So
there's her other roommates that she had last year have
an apartment that's in her same little complex. Yeah, like upstairs.
We went and looked at their place, and sure enough,
one of them had the one of the exact desks
that I pointed out. I was like, oh, that's the
one that we were looking at. That's the one I
was that you rolled your eyes such a stupid looking desk.
You didn't like it. But now suddenly one of your
other friends has it, and you're like, oh, maybe that
was you know, like the other girl is more decisive.
Was just like, oh yeah, I ordered such and such
a desk and sent her a picture of it, and
she's like it's arriving tomorrow. And then all of a sudden,
I'll be like, now has to have.
Speaker 2: Like yes, well so did has anybody else moved in
there yet?
Speaker 1: Yeah? So the one of her roommates was half of
her roommates are staying there already. Okay, so they're already moving.
They started paying rent as of the eighth okay this month. Okay,
so they she's officially moving in like this weekend. So
now the bed is there, We brought the mattress there.
There's going to be like a TV. They have like
a kitchen, they have some stuff. Yeah, but they're just
going to need they're just going to need to decorate together.
It's like an emergency, yeah right. But it was just
like how many girls are there? Four girls in a
two bedroom in a two okay, two bedroom, one bath
to be honest, Well, it probably is an apartment for three,
but two of the girls are sharing like a small
room okay, and they had to spin for it to
see who which two get that one and LB one right,
so they have the bigger room. It's still pretty small bedroom. Yeah, yeah,
I know. That's like at Natalia's.
Speaker 2: There's three bedrooms and they're yeah, one, two, three and
two in each room.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and two bathrooms.
Speaker 2: So basically three girls sharing a bathroom, each bathroom and
one of the rooms like the Naties in the smallest room.
Speaker 1: But she's not paying as much like her in her room.
Speaker 2: Because they the other girls already lit some of them
already lived there, but her and her roommate that are
sharing the room, they the people that moved out, were
paying as much because their room is really teeny tiny, right,
and they have one desk to share basically, so because
there's no can't fit another desk in there. And then
they have a common area. So luckily they already had
the trash can and they already had that kind of stuff.
But you know, it was just like at least this
time around, she didn't have to buy as much as
we had to do like last time. But thank god,
so Elbie, so she's going to be moving in. The
other girls are already living there.
Speaker 1: Last night, two of the girls were there and they
were already sleeping there. One of them had literally just
slept there one night before, I think, and then the
they're fourth is not living there yet but will be soon, right,
and she knows her roommates and everything. So last year
she was living there were eight of them in a
four bedroom, seven of them. One girl didn't really end
up getting along with everybody else, and that girl ended
up moving into her sorority house. The other seven are
all going to be Elbie's going to be with. Basically,
all the roommates are still kind of together, but divided
into two different apartments. Okay, okay, the other seven, Yeah,
it's like four and three. And then the the one
with three got another neighbor, like one of the girl's
friends came in. So it's like it worked out great.
It's her little her posse from Yeah, that's nice. That's nice.
Speaker 2: That's great, and she's excited and she's so excited.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so you know, the it's just one of those
things where so I'd come to the apartment and I'm
not saying it was supposed to be like just mother
daughter time. I mean I was coming there for a
purpose and we were looking I had a headache, and
I'd kind of been helping her all afternoon, yeah, and
taking her to lunch, and you know, now it's nighttime. Yeah,
I kind of want to go home, but she's now
chit chatting with her roommates, who she's gonna have plenty
of time to talk to. She's going to be moving
in with them, right, you know, she just started, like
you know, just changing them. And then the other two
of her old roommates wanted to show her their apartment
and how it was coming along upside, So I went
with them, and then I'm like sitting on a couch
literally just scrolling on my phone. Isn't that so funny?
Speaker 2: I know, there was like some downtime in the days,
like I've moved her in, and it's just like and
I'm the only like parent there, you know what I mean.
It's like and you know, it's like, oh, they're having
their lunch, but like okay, so now I'm just ending
up sitting on the couch outside, just like on my phone,
like going, okay, I have a two hour drive going
back home. It's getting to be dark. Can we just
wrap this up, like let's move.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's like they come to like a like a like
a cruise to a stop. At some point it's like, well,
we still have your closet to organize. We still have
your drawers to put together, Like, let's go, let's go,
let's go. You don't want to get this done so
I can go get the hell out of here. I
don't want to feel like the fifth wheel over here.
Speaker 1: You know, that's exactly what I was writing with. But
and then I said like hey, you know, like yeah,
and then she's like they're kind of wrapping it up.
And then and then she's like, okay, well we can go.
Let's go back to we had a couple more things
to bring in. It was a similar circumstance. Yeah, they're
just like moving nothing. They're just talking about like school stuff,
but nothing that they couldn't like get on the phone
later right right sitting here. Yeah, the headache was getting worse.
And then I was like okay, so you know, can
we go you know, She's like okay, okay, okay. So
then we go back to her her apartment. Then she's
like there's just stuff, like she her key isn't really
working properly, so we have to go get the original
key so she can make another copy of it. You know. Yeah,
it's just waiting and waiting and waiting, and I'm like okay,
so like, let's get the original. Oh my god, it was,
I swear to It was thirty minutes of her not
understanding why her key won't work and trying to make
it work and you have to really jiggle it. But
it's finally I'm like, okay, but you can't even if
you could find if you could jiggle it really hard,
it's not a workable key. You got to get the
original key, which the original key worked great. Yeah, so
we got to get another duplicate of it. Yeah. Yeah,
it's just a lot of that. Let me just let
me just try it again. It's like, but it's right,
it's gonna doesn't matter because you still have to get
a better copy of it. Yeah, but I try not.
I didn't say that right then. It was like she's
in in the bedroom with the there's just endless talking.
And then finally I'm trying and oh, meanwhile John is
texting me. He's just like, hey, like, what's your eta?
You know, people's going crazy because that's the thing. She
can't she can't be alone for that long. Nobody can
work in our house when Penelope at night, we just can't.
It's just how it is right now. So I'm like,
I'm really trying. I've been trying to get her to
leave for like a half hour. Okay, he's not He's
just like, no problem, I can you know anyway, Finally, finally,
finally I get her to leave, and you can just
tell that she's kind of over, like she's very excited
about living independently because now she's like policing my Like
I'm trying to pull out from the driveway and she's like,
you got to watch that curb, that curb, and I'm
like I see it, okay, Well, the just I'm just
trying to help because like when I I almost hit that,
I'm like, oh, okay, I got it, I got it. Okay.
Then she doesn't understand why I when I was playing
the radio, why I wasn't going to car play instead
of like, uh, like it doesn't really matter, same thing,
do you know what I mean? Yes? Yeah, like going
on the cars radio settings, yes, still playing serious or
going on car play. Car play. It's just easier if
you go on car play. But then I get drawn
into it because I'm like, what is it though, same
exact thing, Yeah, I go there's no real difference, right right,
And then she's like, but why, but why did you
click on what? Oh? No, starting to get annoyed. And
then there was something else. There was something else that
she was like correcting me on or whatever. And I'm like, okay,
like I don't care, and I don't want to get
in an argument with her. And I was thinking, oh,
this is what it is. That's the shit. He's already clocked.
She's checked out, yes of living with mom. Yeah, and
she's ready ready ready. Oh yeah, but and and you
know what, and this is it's a natural thing that's
going to happen. But then I made the mistake of going, hey, like,
are you irritated at something? She's irritable right right, And
she's like and then that makes her but I should
know that's going to make it worse. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, She's like, no, why it always makes it worse,
Like I don't know, it.
Speaker 1: Just seems like you're like in a different mood. She's
like no. So I'm like, okay, all right, So who's
going to help her move in on? Well, so we
moved in a bunch. We brought a bunch of her stuff,
and then she's going to have some more loads of clothes,
which she's like, I got I can take them as
she can do. I'm going to go see my apartment
a couple of times and I'll just bring my stuff.
Oh okay, well that's good. So what girls they already
have the like internet's already connected. Good. He also is
bringing the TV. I don't think they need. Yeah, might
have to bring clothes. We're going to have to get
some kind of organizational system for like, because they can't
fit a dresser in there. Yeah, I know, have to
figure out some kind of like fabric boxes or something
for clothes or I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I went to Target and got those like clear
boxes so that like little cubbies, so that they can
put it at the top shelf in their closet.
Speaker 1: It can be like you know whatever. One of those
hanging ones that has those are good. Yeah, you can
do use one of them. Could be like for shoes,
but just do them where there's there's like almost boxes
and they hang and then you can put all your
t shirts and wright and yeah, those are good too. Yeah.
I'm not going to suggest that right now because she's
going to roll her eyes and good.
Speaker 2: Right, no, right, oh boy, I don't envy you.
Speaker 1: Right, I'm so glad it's over that that part's over.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And boys are so easier, Like Sonny was just
like it's just like bringing one suitcase filled with his clothes,
that's about it. Yeah, but you know I had to
move him in the first time. But you know, so
going back it's easier. Yeah, It's just a lot. It's
like movings. It's like you know, moving into you know,
the day of the move kind of thing. It's a
big cashot. It's like you know, going to the to
target or going whatever, and like you know, unpacking packing unpacked,
Like it's just it's a lot.
Speaker 1: It's Moving her out was one of the biggest headaches. Yes,
it was just mad house with all the cars you
couldn't park, and then she had so much stuff. It
had like grown exponentially from what we moved in. So
I don't know, Yeah, I don't know. The thing that
I think she really needs to understand though, is this
is for nine months, right, Like I'm not buying a
bunch of crap that you know what I mean. Yeah, No,
I get it. I'm not building shelving units in this
place when in nine fricking months you're gonna be.
Speaker 2: Done, be done, and you live so close to home
you could come home and get whatever you need it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you forget stuff. Yeah wow. And then sadiean Xander,
you know, got to help them. They're they're entering get
it's getting intense, and they are both Sadie surprisingly is
more has takes more initiative than Xander, who's more like
I was, which is just like I'll just coast, yeah,
and wait for things to get like hardy complain, but
then get them do it. So, I don't know. It's
a lot, having two applying for college and having one
going back to I know how you parents do it
out there?
Speaker 2: Are they enjoying their classes though, like all their new stuff?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they seem really fine. That's good. Yeah. Sadie went
to the beach with like eleven or twelve friends one day. Yeah.
Did she drive? No, she drove to her friend's house
and then her friend drove. My gosh, So there's a
girl that they go to school with. This is so crazy.
Well I guess that's not that crazy, but you'll be
the judge. Good friend of Sadie's. The parents, the dad
got a job in another state and the daughter did
not want to leave school in her senior year, so
they just got her an apartment. Really yeah, and so
she's herself in her own apartment. Well, she is already eighteen. Okay,
so she did turn eighteen. I guess you could argue.
One could argue that I moved out to my own apartment,
yeah at eighteen, you know. I mean she's a pretty
responsible kid. Yeah, but she is like the kid that
had all the parties. I think she was kind of
independent anyway. But isn't it interesting? I mean, good for her. Yeah,
she doesn't have to leave her school. Yeah, and she
already knows where she's going to school. It's she's not
going a very traditional college route, and so she already
knows where she's going to go. It's kind of a
like specialty school. She just wants to be with her friends.
So she's having like a full on housewarming party. Oh
that's so cool. I know. Well, yeah, good for her.
Do you think that'd be weird though for your entire family.
She has a bunch of like brothers and sisters. Yeah,
all they all moved, It would be weird.
Speaker 2: But I think as a mom, it would be weird
to leave my daughter. But on the other hand. I'm
sure the daughter's probably like bye, like she's got her
own place.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, but just all by herself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, how does she feel? Is she okay?
Like she's happy about it or she's okay?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, that has like a boyfriend here and she
has like right, and so she wasn't gonna I I
completely see it from her perspective. Yeah, I guess I
just would have thought maybe she'd move in like with
a friend, right, but then who's she going to move
in with?
Speaker 2: Natalia because she had a friend that did that. Well, now,
her friend. Her parents moved right after they graduated high school.
But so the summer she kind of stayed at our
place for a little bit and then stayed at somebody
else's place for a little bit until she went to college.
So her whole family left, but she just kind of
like hung out until school started for the summer. So
she was you know, and she was eighteen. But but yeah,
it's kind of weird, like everybody's just leaves and you're
just left behind.
Speaker 1: But yeah, she should have her own place.
Speaker 2: If she's going to be staying here for whatever her
senior year, good for her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, so that's that and have you. Is there
any TV shows? We only talked about Love Is Blind
France on Tuesday. Is there anything I wanted? I keep wanting.
Speaker 2: I've been wanting to watch the Love Con Revenge thing
on Netflix. Oh and I saw the Charlie Sheen doc.
Oh my god, did you watch that?
Speaker 1: I loved it? Yeah it was good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the soundtrack was great, all the songs they were playing.
Speaker 1: I like it. I like the way they did it. Yeah,
it's insane.
Speaker 2: I forgot like how that that whole winning like Tiger
Blood and how he like went on live like did
a tour.
Speaker 1: And Andrea Canning is like, Andrea Canning, are you on drugs?
And he's like, yeah, I'm on drugs. I'm on Charlie Sheen. Yeah,
I know, don't take this kids, because your face will
melt melt off. Oh god, what a mess he was. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then like Denise Richards was really you know, like
I she's just like so kind of naive, I feel like,
but she was really kind, like how she took the
kids from his other marriage.
Speaker 1: In Yeah she raised those twin boys a year. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah that was interesting. But yeah, that was a good
That was a good doc. So did you watch the
Love Con Revenge thing. I mean I did, but I've
already forgotten. Oh okay, because I feel like we talked
about it a little bit last week we were going
to but I don't think we fell asleep. Maybe I
think I watched like two episodes of it and fell asleep.
I watched like one episode. It's good, it looked good,
it was good.
Speaker 1: That's pretty good. Yeah, but I got to finish it.
It's so much like all of those ones, those Tinder swindlers.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, but this one they're like catching, They're like right,
they're catching these guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, camera, yes, which is always good television. Yes, yeah,
I wish I could remember it that I've been watching
so much stuff. Yeah, I know, you watch something, you
forget about it. Yeah, Like I said, tomorrow, Well that
would be a couple of days ago for you guys.
But I'm looking forward to more. The next set of
episodes of Love Is Blind France come out right, so
that I'll be watching it the hi. Yeah, perfect for
the gym because you're gonna because you're just reading it
right way, like you can't really play a game while
you're Yeah. So it's good. So that's good. Yeah, perfect
gym viewing. Yeah, it'll make the time go by fast.
Sometimes I'll watch like on Netflix those like worst Worst
roommate Ever?
Speaker 2: Yes x yes ever, those are good. Yeah, I've seen
all of those.
Speaker 1: Did you see the one it's one of the worst
exes ever where the guy meets this woman. So he
works with this woman and it's her daughter, and so
he ends up marrying the daughter, who's already like kind
of a weird bitch, and they have a daughter. They
have a daughter, and then the they're not getting along
and the wife is just like really mean, and then
she wants him out of the picture, so they get separated,
and he doesn't even want to get separated. He's putting
up with a lot from this woman, anyway, does this
ringing a belty? Now? Then the mom and the daughter
try to kill him, so yeah, yeah, and the mom
is like and he's work, he still works with like
the mom she's his coworker and she's like totally nice
to him at work. Oh my gosh. And then they
come over and they try to kill him. Yeah really,
And then of course it looks like he's the bad
guy because even though they come over with a gun,
there they catch them in his house trying to kill him,
but they're like, he was abusing us, like we have
to self defense. And then the cops don't know what
to believe, but they eventually find oh my god, all
these insane weapons. I mean there's like throwing stars and
the guns and ammunition in their car and in their house.
My god, yeah wow, and like some kind of killless things,
and you know, you know, the US they're still like, Okay,
but did he did he? Really? Yeah? This is the
worst ex ever? Worst ex ever? Is there more than
one season? I think there's a couple of seasons. Oh
maybe I didn't see the newer ones. Yeah, it was
really good. And the worst roommate ever is also really
worst roommate was good, very good for like gym viewing.
Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, there's that. I mean I watched I've.
Speaker 2: Been I caught up in like Real Housewives of Miami,
which is like crazy drama.
Speaker 1: Good. How many how many seasons back? Do I need
to go to the loads to be caught?
Speaker 2: You know what you could do is you can start.
So they did it Real house that did the Miami
like years ago, and then they stopped for a long time.
And now they came. I think the last three seasons
are the more newer ones. So you could just start
just you can see on the seasons like so I
would say, like start three seasons ago.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's really good.
Speaker 2: Okay, because you know, like you watch the OC Housewives
and it's like there's nothing going on. Yeah, there's it's
just manufactured, same with like Beverly Hills and stuff that
they're also self aware of.
Speaker 1: Ever you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, even though these Housewives of Miami have been doing
it for so long, there's still Craikray, like there's real
drama that's happening. There's no like manufacturing. Like Kiki Monique
said this shit about you. You know, it's like it's
real drama. One of them's like husband just left her
like she was. Yeah, I don't want to spoil it,
but yeah, you gotta watch it. It's they're crazy. Okay, Yeah,
it's good, I will watch it.
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