Speaker 1: I made a decision pace sunny sound on. I had
a vision. It's nice. Hey all you uh talksuckers out there,
what's up? That's nice? I'm sorry, well, ricol, we'll clean
it up in post, right, Okay, yeah, I'll let it is.
Hyeh you lovely people out there. We love you so much,
we really do.
Speaker 2: And shout out. We were discussing this, uh before we
started recording. But shout out to our friends in Minnesota.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, I was just telling Stephanie I over
the weekend, I just missed. I saw the headline and
I was like, oh, got another one, and then I
forgot about it, and then I and then this morning
I saw Yeah, it's yeah, shout out to all Minnesotans.
Speaker 2: I feel like the tides is starting to turn, though,
I mean, I hope so yeah. I mean, obviously this
isn't a political podcast, but of course, you know, I
take in a lot of ways, and I read a
lot and I listened to a lot, and I don't know.
It's I think it's hit a breaking point and I
think even the right is realizing like this is fucked up,
like my question is. And then no more politics, but
my question is for all the gun nuts out there,
are all the big you know, yeah, to a people,
Why was it okay for Kyle Rittenhouse to come walking
up to a protest with a cute, giant gun, but
it wasn't okay for Alex to be carrying a gun
that he never reached for. The king he had in
his hand was a phone. Why is it justified to
kill him because he was armed when all of you
people on the right are all about citizens model armselves.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the things that I don't understand. Good question, Yeah, yeah, conundrum.
It's a conundrum. I wish I had the answer.
Speaker 2: A lot of We have listeners who are from Minneapolis itself.
I'm from Minnesota, and I love you guys. We're not
okay with this, Yeah, our hearts go out to you
if we were.
Speaker 1: If some things have changed walk it in my worldview. Ye,
Stephanie comes in.
Speaker 2: I mean, listen, you guys are all way too woke
out there. I'm sorry. Yeah, all right on to later. Yeah,
we were just talking. There's so much going on. We
got stories. It's in life and so many stories for you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, first of all, right off the top, I do
not have a new dog, but I have had some
adventures in eating some dogs.
Speaker 1: Okay, I can't wait to hear it. Okay, So I
got a story for you, Okay, and I need like
I need to, I need some advice from people. I
think a lot of people might be able to relate anyway.
So and I got permission from my one of my
best friends, Glenn. Shout out to Glenn. Hi Glenn, Hi Glenn,
we love you. Hey Phil, the guy works with Glenn
that listens. Glenn listens to our show every week. Anyway,
meet Glenn. You should meet Glenn. He's wonderful. He's having
a super Bowl party. Okay, wait before I get to
my story, Stephanie, who are we? We are?
Speaker 2: Stephanie and I were texting each other last night.
Speaker 1: Who what did we become? Fucking football fans? Oh my god?
Speaker 2: Well it's the Rams.
Speaker 1: It's the Rams. They played last night, Adam or Rams.
My heart broke. You know, I grew up here loving
the Rams. And all my old school friends are going
to Glenn's house for Super Bowl party. Mike girseenes flying
in like Don Suzanne. He's flying in Don Suzanne, Mike,
I mean all of them, and we really were all
wanting the Rams also for Sonny. God bless my little Sonny.
Bunny was sad you posted a video of Sunny crying.
I did boast it in our finger Yeah, and our
Rams lost. Yes, so he was okay. He was like
it was a good game anyway. But Stephanie and I
are like texting each other back and forth like holy shit,
oh my god, I'm on the edge of my seat,
blah blah blah blah blah, like what did we become such?
That was funny.
Speaker 2: That was funny because you said something and then you
were like, go Rams, and I was like, oh my god,
because yeah, I watched that game from the beginning.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: In fact, John and I were supposed to watch it together.
John was like, you want to watch the game and
I was like, yeah, of course. And then John was
listening to it and doing yard work right, and I
was watching. I watched it from like kickoff.
Speaker 1: You know, it's funny.
Speaker 2: And then he came in like close to halftime, and
I was like, oh, welcome to the game.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He's like, no, I've been listening to it, but like
some football fans.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And then I was texting Sonny with like crickets
because he's just he doesn't text me back until after
the game because you know, he's you know, watching it,
which I get. And then I was on the phone
with Wendy for a long time and she could care
less about it, so I was like, you know, I was.
And also I got to be completely honest here. I
don't understand a lot of stuff, like when the flag
goes like when I'm watching it with Sonny. He explains
that to me, right, but I'm like, why, what's the flat?
Why this is?
Speaker 2: This is me through the whole game that was holding,
that was pass interference and John's like, no, it wasn't.
And I'm like, seemed like it though. It seemed like
I mean, he got right in front of him, and
I was like, yeah, he has to like touch him,
like you can't. That's not see.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I need I need to sit next
to John. I don't. Yeah, I'm you know, I'm a
little lost. I'm yelling side out. Well.
Speaker 2: John played football in high school and then I believe
tried to be like a walk on in college briefly
and it didn't really work out. But John talking about
football is all like it should be an SNL sketch.
So his glory days, you know what I mean? He
acts like he still currently plays football. Yeah, so many
little he's not a huge He went through years where
he didn't watch football because of the concussions.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah yeah CP, yes, yeah crp C yeah. God,
people are yelling at me and I'm thinking, I'm thinking
about what's his face that we watched the documentary Aaron Hernandez, Yes,
is yeah, cpe cte cte very is that there's a
tee in there and there's a C in there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's traumatic. And anyway, you guys know what I'm
talking about. We went John went through a long period
where he wouldn't But now that at least players are
alerted that that's right, John feels a little bit like, well,
they know the risk they're taking, so right, fuck up,
my guest, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, they make so much money anyway, but yeah, yeah,
So anyway, sad night last night. But I'm gonna have
to watch the super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Okay, but do you think really quick that it's a
good sign that Sonny doesn't text you as much anymore,
because that makes me think that he's happy and like
has a lot of friends.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's he's definitely. It was so funny. I was, okay,
so on Saturday night, and I'll talk more about this
on Patreon, but Saturday night, I don't want to be
like a nosy mom, but I see him at his
friend's house or whatever. Then he leaves and he goes
to another location and then he's there for a long
period of time until like one o'clock, one point thirty
in the morning, and so I just I just had
to like in Oregon. Yeah, so I'm watch Yeah, I
get it. Okay. So I had to send him a
text and I was like, hey, you know, how's it.
Are you having fun or what's going on? Just let
me know you're you know, I don't know, something like that,
just checking in. And he doesn't respond until like two
hours later he calls me, excuse me, calls me and
he okay, he has a friend name four in the morning.
No no, no, no, not two hours like I don't
know and now a good hour. I was up late
because I'll tell you why I'm Patreon. But anyway, he
calls back he has a friend named Cam and I'm mom,
and I'm guessing he accidentally hit mom. So he calls
me and he goes up. He goes, fucking Cam, you
can't believe what I And then I didn't understand what
he said, and I go, what what are you? Okay,
what's going on? He goes mom, and I go yeah,
and he goes, I thought I was talking to Cam.
And I go, well, did you see my text? And
he goes, yeah, I was going to text you back
on my walk home. And then he goes, did you
hear what I said? And I go, I heard you say, Cam,
but that was about it. And he goes, oh, thank god,
you didn't hear what I said. I was like okay,
and I was like, all right, I don't know something
I don't know. But anyway, he was fine, okay, yeah, okay.
So just a really quick story. We have a friend
and he doesn't listen to this show. Even if he did,
I think he would understand this conversation, so you can
still give him a fake name. I'll call him. I'll
call him Greg. Okay, Okay, So our friend Greg, who's
another old school I rarely talk about him, but he's
he's been married for probably tw twenty five years now,
and he married this woman that you know in the beginning.
She was very good to him. They only have one son.
I feel like I'm talking Italian with my hands. My
hands are waving all They have a son. He's nineteen.
He goes to UCLA. Super duper cute. By the way,
Oh a lot of cutie. I know I should talk.
LB's twenty one. I don't know how much she would
dig a nineteen year old. Well, she could be a
little cougar. Yeah that's true. Yeah, and he's really cute. Anyway,
goes to UCLA, but he lives at home and they've
been married a long time and she has turned into
a monster. And this is going to make Greg sound
kind of immature, and he kind of is. You know,
we grew up with him. He was a musician and
we always went to watch him play. He was great,
so you know, he wasn't he's dyslexic. He wasn't great
in school. But he is super smart. So anyway, he
works in the entertainment industry. Now he's in the unions.
But there's not a lot of work, right, so he
gets it when he can. His wife does not work.
She's super smart. She but she did go. She went,
she took the bar. She was gonna be a lawyer,
but failed, so she became stay home mom and he
went to work. Okay, now fast forward to where we are. Now,
he's miserable. She Okay, this is gonna sound crazy. She
he does not have control of his money. She has
the control of the bank account. He doesn't have a
bank account. This man is almost sixty. He doesn't have
a bank account. And she bosses him around. And the
way like Glenn was telling me, and he's heard it,
the way she talks. She screams like my mom would
yell like, I mean really like yeah, and you get
to the fucking get to work. Start cleaning the toilet.
She makes him clean the house, cleans the toilets, cleans
the baseboard. Mother's Day. When we were at the river.
Last Mother's Day, he was with us. We had to
get up at six am on Sunday to get home
at a certain time because she was having family over
and he had to get there to set up everything.
She does not allow him to cook in the kitchen.
He has to cook outside. He has a little friar
air fryer outside. He and he's afraid. Glenn and I
think we have like a little he has got a
little bit of Stockholm syndrome, and she's very controlling and
he wants out, but he doesn't. He thinks that she's
going to have the upper hand. She's got a mom
with a lot of money. But he's like, I can't
afford a lawyer. I don't know what to do. On
one side, you know, on one hand, he's telling Glenn, like,
you know, I'm miserable. But on the other hand, he's saying, like,
you know, she's super smart. She's super organized, is what
she And I'm like, Glenn, ever, who everybody's organized, that's
not shouldn't be such a reason not to want to
get out of this horrible He got.
Speaker 2: On like a dating app and right, oh holy shit,
she's organized.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, right, right now? Like what yeah? And he's
I mean, I made notes. There's just so many things
that she does to him. The biggest thing is that
he has no control. So when he's not working in production,
he would go Glenn would say, come work for me.
I'll give you know, a couple hundred bucks a day
or whatever, two hundred dollars you know, to sit at
the job site or whatever, and he gets paid in cash.
When he gets home, he gives it, He hands it
all over to her. When he goes to the store,
anything he buys, he has a credit card, puts it
on his credit card, brings the receipt to her like
you would if that's your boss.
Speaker 2: I mean, does he have a gambling problem?
Speaker 1: No, he has no problem. Oh, so why is she
acting like this? She is super controlling and she's getting
worse and worse, and he doesn't know how to they.
I mean, they basically hate each other. But he's like,
I just want somebody to be nice to me. When
he's I've talked to him about his situation, and he's like,
you know, how'd you get your divorce? Like what what happened?
And I told him and he's like, God, I wish
I could do that. I wish I could just tell
her I want a divorce, you know. And she'll kick
she'll say, get the fuck out. She's thrown his clothes
out on the yard if she's mad at him. He
comes home and shit's outside, And then on the flip side,
she'll say, you can't you can't leave because where you're
gonna go you don't have any money, you know, or whatever.
Like so she's she's bullying him and uh, it's I mean,
it's just it's a really sad situation and he doesn't
know how to get out of it. Glenn. Glenn was
saying there was one time where Glenn paid him in
cash two hundred bucks, and he's like, I'm gonna tell
Blair that, you know, you shorten me twenty bucks, so
I can just keep twenty bucks. And you know, so
he has cash in his pocket.
Speaker 2: I'm sure then she would have called him and yelled
at him.
Speaker 1: How dare you hold twenty dollars? Well, yeah, oh she's
She's written a text to Glenn asking as him as Greg,
asking to get paid more money. And he told he
told Glenn that that that wasn't me, that was my wife. Yeah,
I mean that's insane. It is it is insane. It
That's what I'm saying. This situation sounds crazy, right, Like
what the fuck? I mean, that's abusive. She's definitely verbally abusive. Also,
she made him go to AA and I asked, I
mean I don't see him that. I mean like I
saw him at the you know, at the river and
he would just have beers. I never saw him like
drunk or whatever. And Gunn's like, no, he doesn't have
a drinking problem, you know, but he goes to AA
and he's like, you know, I kind of like it
because it gets me out of the house. I'm gonna
be home with her, I mean fun, and.
Speaker 2: I'm like the only thing he probably has friends and
like women who treat him nicely.
Speaker 1: There exactly exactly get himself a nice little sponsor. And
he's cute and he's sweet. He's like all I want.
When I was talking to about He's like, all I
want is just to come home and have somebody like
appreciate me and like ask me how my day would
be nice to me. He's like, but when I come home,
I get right to work. And I've seen it. He's
he's a hard worker, you know. When we're at the
like when Glenn needs him to help with the boat
and stuff, he's like up in the morning and at
it he's cleaning. It's just is like personality's always picking
up and stuff. And he's just a total sweetheart and
so cute, and I just's I think the only thing
that's going to get a out as if he meets
somebody and he gets motivated because he's just not he
feels stuck. He feels like, where am I gonna go?
She's got money, I don't. I don't even have a
bank accout. I don't have a checking account.
Speaker 2: Well, he needs to get on the checking account. He
can't just have her be the only one on the
checking account exactly.
Speaker 1: But she's she won't let him, and he follows her rules,
which is even the Sun. Even the Sun's like, Dad,
why you got Why do you put up with it?
You know? Like Andnn told me his little side Storre
when the when the Sun got his driver's license. This
is how controlling she is. She would follow him around
every time he left the house. She'd get in the
car and she would follow him to make sure he
was driving safely. Oh my for ans. Yes, yeah, she
is extremely controlling. She's out of control.
Speaker 2: I mean, listen, we've all wanted to do that.
Speaker 1: But I knew you were gonna say that. I knew it,
I knew what.
Speaker 2: We fantasize about it.
Speaker 1: But you don't do it.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: We followed them on the app, yes, yeah, like normal people,
like normal moms. Yeah. Yeah, so I don't know if
anybody has.
Speaker 2: You literally watched them drive on the freeway and watch
their speed. Yeah, like regular people exactly carrying in the
right rules.
Speaker 1: And then we see when their battery is low.
Speaker 2: Yes, hate you might get plug plug it in, plug
it in, plug it in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's really crazy. Have you tried talking to him?
I mean, when I talked to him about it, I said, yeah,
you just if you're you can't live like this. You're unhappy.
You have a lot of years ahead of you. You're
a good looking guy, you're sweet as fuck, You're you
just you're funny. You have a lot to offer, and
you should not be living like this. And it's really
going to be up to you to like rip that
bandage off. You just have to do it, you know.
And I don't know, I think Len is going to
talk to him. Son did have a heart to heart
with him, and he was just like.
Speaker 2: You know what, he said, you need to have another intervention.
Speaker 1: I know, another intervention. He said, Oh, I love for
Can my wife come to the super Bowl party? And
her and Glenn do not like each other, they do
not get along, but he was like, yeah, I mean
it's okay, Yeah she can come. And he's like, I
really think that, you know, people will love her because
she doesn't know my friends, because she's so smart. She's
so smart and organized, like what I know. That's the
that's so, he says.
Speaker 2: It does not sound like somebody who's about to leave,
if you think you'd want to get away, right, He
does go spend time with his friend.
Speaker 1: He does, he does, but I think at a courtesy.
He wants to tell her she's invited because it's Super Bowl,
you know, and he's.
Speaker 2: Bringing calm so she can keep an eye on him.
Speaker 1: She probably will. I said to Glenn, I go, I
really hope she comes. I really do. I to check
this bitch out because I've never met her. I don't know. No,
I never met her. They've been married for so long,
and I don't really see him that often. But I
love him. He's part of our group, you know, old school,
and he's just the greatest. He's really Vegas. Uh No,
he wasn't allowed to go. That's how bad it is. Yeah. Wow,
she wouldn't allow him to go. She barely let him
go to the river on Mother's Day. She demanded he'd
be back by one pm and no later. And he
was up and let's go. We gotta go, you know,
I drove. I drove with him, Glenn in the same car,
and he was just like, you gotta go. You know,
it's really sad he's got I feel like he's got stockholm.
I really do.
Speaker 2: Well. If any of our listeners have some advice.
Speaker 1: That would be great. And think about if it was
the flip side and it was a guy doing this
to his wife. Oh yeah, you know, I mean it
usually is. It usually is. So anyway, if anybody has
any you know, advice, please let me know.
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Speaker 2: So, okay, this is kind of a funny story. So
the other day, I guess was it the weekend? Maybe
it was Saturday. No, I think it was just a
week It was just a weekday. Yes, you know what
it was. It was Wednesday, Okay, lot, it's important that
I say it's Wednesday. I wasn't just trying to yeah
time because it was a week day, middle of the week.
Speaker 1: Low key.
Speaker 2: So my friend Cecily says, hey, do you want to go?
I have I'm throwing a baby shower, not a baby shower,
bridal shower for my cousin. And she wants to do
it at like a tea place. So I want to
go check out this place in I mean, I feel
I'm going to be bad mouthing a place, but well deserved,
so I don't really care. Okay, So I'm going to
tell you exactly what it was, and if they want
to sue me for.
Speaker 1: I guess.
Speaker 2: This is I'm just telling you the truth of what happened.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So we went to this place called the Tea House.
Have you ever heard of this place? We like the
letter T and it's it's in Montrose, which is glit.
Oh that's by me, Yeah, exactly. Okay, So anyway, she says,
the prices is pretty decent.
Speaker 1: It's going to be, but I want to check out.
Speaker 2: They have this patio area that they do functions that
you can rent out. So I'm like, yeah, sure, let's go,
and she's like and then we can have lunch. And then,
by the way, part of this story is that there
was a dog that I listed that listed that I
put on for crying out loud. It was the not Clyde,
but the other dog that was named Bunny, that was
like a week ago.
Speaker 1: It was like, yeah, like okay ago maybe it was.
Speaker 2: Like a German, short haired pointer looking dog, right, okay, cute, cute,
cute dog. So I'm like, oh, and while we're out there,
I thought these places were close. I knew that dog
was being fostered in Pasadena, so I was like, hey,
maybe we can also go see this dog. So we
had a full agenda for our day.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: So we get to this place and we walk in
and right away the vibes are off. Like the woman
it turns out she's the owner. She's like basically can
I help you? Like do you have a and Cecily goes,
oh no, but oh so Cecily had called that morning
and the woman apparently was like very short with her
and was like I can't really talk to you about this,
like this is like during it's it's our rush. But
Cecily goes, it really couldn't have been, because I called
in the morning. It was like ten am. Yeah, it
goes Yeah, you're gonna have to come by and I
can talk to you about it then. But she did
answer a few questions which Cecily wanted to know, like, hey,
you is the place, is there availability on this date?
And what's the like timeframes?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: So she was told three hours they could do. They'd
book it for three hours, and yes, they had availability
on the date in question, but come by. So we
were going to come by and like check it out,
take some pictures. Yeah, because she's throwing this with like
some other people. Okay, okay, so you know whatever. She's like,
oh no, no, no, I called. I'm Cecily. I called about
like renting the place, and and she was like, okay,
well meet us, Like I'll go out back to see
the space and I'll meet you out there. So the
woman we go back out there and we're like, oh,
it's kind of cute. I mean, if I'm being totally honest.
Speaker 1: It was kind of outdated. It was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it was cute, but it felt like
you're backed up into an alley, which even though they weren't,
it had they were like buildings kind of I can't
explain it.
Speaker 1: It was I know that area pretty well. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So it was like okay, but you know, I'm trying
to keep a positive outlook for her, like yeah, it's.
Speaker 1: Cute, you know.
Speaker 2: And all the furniture was covered because apparently their awning
was like broken, but they're getting another one. They said, Okay,
so it's hard to tell how cute it is because
everything was covered like tarp, right, Okay, not really the
most interesting part of the story. So the woman comes
back and then Cecily goes okay, So we're looking at
such and such a date and the woman goes, oh,
not available, and Cecily goes, well, wait what I literally
gave you that date this morning. And she's like, no,
not that not the time you want. And Cecily says, well,
I don't know if we discussed the time we want.
She was well, we have another party earlier inside, so fun.
So then Cecily goes, okay, but we're looking to do outside,
like hence why we're standing out in the podium. So
at this point she's just going like, oh okay, but
we does that affect the outside And she goes, well,
we can't do a party at the same time, and
Cecily goes, okay, not a problem, Like my I have friends,
some of my friends. Some of these people are driving
from San Diego, so happy to do it more in
the afternoon, right, so if your other parties at like noon,
like we could start ours at like two, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and she.
Speaker 2: Goes, uh, okay, we.
Speaker 1: Could do two, so two to four.
Speaker 2: So then Cecily says, well, I know we wanted three
hours because it's a party whatever, and she goes, uh, no.
Speaker 1: Two hours.
Speaker 2: And Cecily says, okay, but earlier on the phone, you
said it's for three hours. And then she says, well,
we're gonna be tired. What I am not None of
this is hyperbole. This all happened. I almost wanted to
bring Cecily in to do the podcast.
Speaker 1: So that right.
Speaker 2: So, so now Sally is so, she's really cool and
really funny and stuff, but she's not like the person
that's outspoken, like.
Speaker 1: She's no me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's not gonna be But Cecily goes, but this
is craziness at this point, how rude this woman's being.
So Cely goes, okay, but how is that my problem?
And she's like, I don't. I'm not saying it's your problem.
I'm just saying we're gonna be tired. And then and
then so now Cecily's just trying to like so then
that another woman who also works there comes by and
she's being like good cop. So she goes, oh, okay,
we could we could do we could make it we
could do three hours, and Cecily goes, okay, but like
you said originally that you could do three hours, Like
I'm confused. Cecily's being very like maybe just like explain
it to me, like you do you normally do three hours.
And then the other woman's like, I told you we
have a party before you, and Cecily goes, I know,
but you can have two going on at the same time.
We can't serve at the same time. And Cecily's like, no,
I know that, but like we but we've already established
that we would be coming.
Speaker 1: I like waste my time coming out and looking at
the place I called this morning, right, yeah, right.
Speaker 2: So then Cecily goes, okay, well, okay, well, so tell
me about the food or whatever. And the woman says, well,
we have cucumber sandwiches, eggs salad, and a chicken chicken sandwich.
So I said, oh, is it like chicken salad? And
I don't know why I gave a fuck at all.
I'm not I'm not invited. It's not anybody in my family.
But I was like, I don't know why. I was
trying to like ease the like give me something positive
to talk about I.
Speaker 1: Swear to god.
Speaker 2: She goes, it's a chicken breast sandwich, my god, and
I went.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, cool.
Speaker 2: So then Cecily says, well, what, so what are the teas? Like,
what's the deal with the tea? Is it like a
tasting or whatever? And She's like, one, one flavor of tea.
Speaker 1: It's a tea tea. It's a fucking tea house. So
this is insane. It was so insane.
Speaker 2: So Cecily goes, well, wait, but it's a we can't
have more than one flavor of tea. And she goes,
I am already giving you an hour for free?
Speaker 1: What for? What the wow? And I gotta go check
this place out.
Speaker 2: How Cecily is just like, well, you originally told me
three hours. Like I'm not trying to argue with you,
but you did say we could have it for three hours,
and we were just going in circles. So then I mean,
and Cecily and I are looking at each other, but
we can't believe this is really happening. And I think
Cecily kept like trying to check with her check in
with herself a little bit like am I being difficult?
Or is this insane, So we kind of keep exchanging looks.
See oh no, We're totally looking at each other like
this is crazy. So then Cecily's like, can I order?
I'd love to order like a sandwich or something. First
of all, we were super hungry, so Cecily goes, can
I just order, like a try a couple of your
different sandwiches? And the woman goes, okay, what and she's.
Speaker 1: Like, where's the nice cop? Where'd she go? She was gone?
Speaker 2: So then sheley said okay, well, so the sandwiches come,
Can I just try one of each? She goes, well,
there's three pieces of each sandwich.
Speaker 1: Do you want all three?
Speaker 2: So Cecily goes, okay, well, how about i'd have, you know, whatever,
just a corner of each of them, so literally a
triangle of each of the sandwiches and a scone. Let
me try one of your scones. She goes, okay, it's
going to be twenty dollars, like literally making up the
price off.
Speaker 1: The top of her head. Craze, And then.
Speaker 2: So Cecily's like okay, so she goes to pull out
a credit card.
Speaker 1: A lot of patience, I would be patient. Fuck off, bitch,
I'm out. Oh.
Speaker 2: But at the time that this was happening, we see
she had one other option that was in West La
where we ended up going called Buena Vida Tea House,
which shout out to Buenavida Tea House. I think that's
where they're going to go. It was beautiful and but
that place was going to be a little more expensive,
so of course she was checking out the more reasonable option.
At this point, we were not going to be She
was not going to be booking there, like it was crazy,
but also she was just we were hungry. She was like,
let me just do So the woman goes okay, So
it's going to be twenty dollars. So Cecily goes okay,
and like gets out of credit card and she goes
if a credit card, it's one hundred and fifty dollars
charge oh, and Cecily goes, wait what and she's like, well,
we don't take credit cards. We only do cash.
Speaker 1: Wait wait what.
Speaker 2: So now we're just looking at each other and she's
brought out the food. At this point, never said anything
about how they don't accept credit cards. You have to
pay one hundred and fifty dollars to use a credit card,
so then Cecily's like, okay, so you're saying, if we
do book the party here, you we couldn't put it
on a credit I mean, it's gonna be a lot
of money. No, well yeah, we we can't take a
credit card, but it will cost you one hundred and
fifty dollars.
Speaker 1: And then she's like, it's because of COVID.
Speaker 2: No it's not, No, it's not. Credit cards have always
had a percentage that they charge, and most people change
their prices to reflect, like, yeah, they're paying in credit
card fees. So Cecily's like, okay, looks at me, do
you have any cash? I have like thirteen dollars cash,
and I've got a few dollars And the woman goes, well,
just what you have?
Speaker 1: What do you got? Oh my, now she's shaking you down.
Speaker 2: Yes, we came up with eighteen dollars and she was like,
that's fine, I'll take it.
Speaker 1: This is I gotta go check this fucking place. You
gotta check it out.
Speaker 2: So we were laughing so hard we leave. But before
but so later that night, I go home and I
checked the Yelp reviews for this place, and I mean
we were cry laughing on the phone reading it. I
was reading her reviews. Yeah, which is like my favorite thing.
So read you a couple of the ms. They are crazy. Okay,
so this person, I'll start. I'll start like gently. If
I could give zero stars, I would. I just called
to get information to book for the tea experience. The
lady on the phone was not very nice. How the
hell am I supposed to know? You've been open for
twenty years and never book on weekends. That's not information
I would I would have known the person on the
phone could have been a lot nicer in answering questions
for a place I know nothing about. Because of that
phone call, forget ever stepping.
Speaker 1: Foot in there.
Speaker 2: Okay, this one says, Okay, it's literally impossible to go
to this place on a weekend if you're a party
of two. They only care about big parties. The lady
who picks up the phone is extremely rude. I called
it eleven four on a Thursday morning, and she said,
why are you calling us at this time? Don't you
understand it's lunchtime and I'm busy. Okay, excuse me. You
open at ten and I'm not allowed to call it eleven.
When I asked, can I come in on Sunday with
my friend. She immediately said, no, you can't. Did not
even offer me another day or time. Love this woman now,
So if you're a full time Monday to Friday employee,
there's no way to get in there. And apparently they
get offended for answering the phone. Well, excuse me, lady,
I did not ask you to work there. I always
want to support small businesses, but when they treat you
like this, you know it's better to spend your money in.
Speaker 1: Okay, blah blah blah, No you can't. Okay, they come
on Sunday, No you can't.
Speaker 2: Okay, I've got two more and they get progressively funnier.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is great.
Speaker 2: We saw the place and decided to walk in to
check the place out, maybe get some food. The owner,
I think, was very rude and unprofessional. She got extremely
mad with us because we did not book a reservation.
To be fair, we did not know. Also, it was
a whoseday. I did not even think it would be busy.
We asked if we could still try the place out
since it was empty and no one was there, and
she got mad again. She said, I don't have food
for you guys and quote the place closes at three pm.
Speaker 1: Why would you even come? Oh? It was literally twelve thirty.
Speaker 2: By the way, I don't know why she was yelling
and getting frustrated at our simple question. Towards the end
she got a little racist. Unfortunately, what we calmly wanted
to let her know that we weren't demanding to be seated.
We simply said, do you have any reservations today? And
if not, could we just try some tea. By the way,
she never said she had people coming in. She just
yelled and then she responded, your type of people don't
have the ability to comprehend anything.
Speaker 1: Holy fuck? What? Yeah? Okay? Then old, this one's the
best I say is wild?
Speaker 2: Yeah okay, so this one says, dear yelpers, fellow tea lovers.
Speaker 1: I would have absolutely loved to have mentioned.
Speaker 2: What a great and one or full experience I've had
during one of my favorite pastimes, which is afternoon tea,
but unfortunately I'm not able to do that. Here for
the tea room, I'm going to spare everyone the details
of how my two girlfriends and I were treated with
absolute vile, disrespect and prejudice. How we were ignored the
entire time three hours when simply asking for just the
basics like more hot water and cream countless times, only
to have to get up from the table and find
one out of the two people working there that day
to remind them again. My friends and I are women
who have class and appreciate a quiet I think she
means elegant place to go and enjoy fun conversation and
amazing tea. We're polite, easy going, and don't ever put
high expectations on weight, staff or service. We've all been
to establishment where service was just okay, and yet I
still felt I wanted to come back if the food
tea experienced her passed the bad service. And I'm not
one to usually write any type of review, good or bad. However,
because I've had the absolute worst possible treatment yesterday here,
I was compelled to write this so others can have
a sense of what exactly type of business this is.
Speaker 1: I was talked down.
Speaker 2: To, made fun of, and criticized by all caps the
owner who served us comments such as quote because this
is La, you need patience and listen, sweetheart, you don't
know how things work around here, and we're closed now,
and then quote we have cameras to show you how
you were behaving. End quote. I'm not a slave. We're
just a very small fraction of what was said to us.
I'm honestly appalled and heartbroken from such a nasty person
taking her life's issues out on my friends. I am,
to let you know, a blonde, Eastern European thirty somethingter female.
I had to physically remove myself from this place from
fear this might have escalated to an incredibly violent scene
because I've never in my life been treated this way.
And then she says, I'm still shaking from the entire thing.
I just hope she either either finds a good therapist
or God.
Speaker 1: Like, oh my god, I have got to go check
this place out.
Speaker 2: We I mean, I was laughing so hard reading this.
I was like, I got to print out some of
these reviews and bring them.
Speaker 1: Did you I love it? You guys should write a review.
Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Cecily was like, I'm writing a review of our experience.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it was just so, what's wrong with this woman?
I don't she's the owner.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, she's the owner, and she and she made
sure to tell us like that they've been in business
twenty one years, which but by the way, we went
back this these reviews I just read you were more recent,
but there's horrible one star reviews going back to like
teen Yeah, so it's like, was there any positive years ago,
like they'd only been open for like five years, when
they're already being so mean to people. Yes, there's lots
of positive reviews, but the negative of your reviews are crazy,
Like there was more than one that said that she
wohen asked for more hot water.
Speaker 1: She said, I'm not your slave.
Speaker 2: I mean, god, psychotic.
Speaker 1: That is psychotic? And they only have one teeth flavor?
Did that?
Speaker 2: Is that really true? Toads of tea flavors only we're
going to serve one flavor of tea. Oh, because we're
already giving you a free hour. No, we're not giving
us a free hour. Right, you're just decided that you're
going to work even though you're going to be tired
from How about this hire some more employees then.
Speaker 1: Exactly, Yeah, I'm sure nobody wants to work for her.
Speaker 2: I mean it seems like everybody who's dealt with these
people she waited on them and then was rude, right,
like maybe being a waitress is not your best maybe
not option even.
Speaker 1: Being in the establishment. How about you just hire people
to handle all that shit Like that's crazy, so funny,
that's insane. It is pretty funny.
Speaker 2: So then wow, okay, so I'll also just leave you
with this. Okay, So then we go to we drive
out to Pasadena to go meet this dog.
Speaker 1: Yeah, is that the Pasadena Humane Society.
Speaker 2: No, it was being fostered at a guy's house. He
lives by the Pasadena Humane Society. Okay, So we go
to this house and I meet this dog, and this
is like a positive thing. But this guy, he's a
he's a dog trainer. He clearly knows his shit.
Speaker 1: He has a ton.
Speaker 2: He had a ton of dogs being fostered at his house.
And this dog came out and she was definitely she
seems super sweet. She came right over. She was like,
not we didn't get the Clyde treatment. We didn't get
her all that, you know. She was like happy to
see us and gave her some treats. And but then
I remembered that he had written that this dog can
be really codependent, which to me, I was like, well
that sounds good to me.
Speaker 1: I like a velcrow. I like a dog who's filled
is that way.
Speaker 2: But apparently what he meant, and I'm kind of learning
a little bit of foster speak, I think I'm really
I've decided to take my time and really make sure
we get the right dog for our family. And what
codependent means from him is like starting to take ownership over,
like starting to really have a dependent relationship and then
getting territorial over your person, your people. So that means
that this dog was with a different foster apparently and
had to be taken out of that foster and fostered
with this guy who really knows dogs, because that dog
went after the other people's dog, okay, Which it's like
I'm not saying like that makes this dog a bad dog,
but that means that he's like, well, you have to
there's a lot of things people don't understand about like
when that happens, like that's absolutely not okay.
Speaker 1: And that's because the dog.
Speaker 2: Is being allowed to consider the owners as like his property,
his responsibility, like and now he's going to feel that
he has to be the protector or whatever. But also
and he's like, so I have to just make sure
I don't give treats around you know, I'm very careful
with how I treat each dog and we're trying to
train that and I was like, I just got tired hearing.
Speaker 1: It's like, I just.
Speaker 2: Don't think you understand that I'm going to be kind
of a lazy dog owner.
Speaker 1: Not right.
Speaker 2: That is not to say that I wouldn't get a
dog and then take him to obedience classes or work
with a trainer, which I did with Penelope. I'm not
saying that, but I'm saying like, yeah, I don't know
that I want to take a dog that's already couldn't
function in another home. Right, of course, what kinds are
I'm not My home's not going to be better than
the other four, right, right? Even though so the dog
was cute, but I was like, I'm not feeling what
kind of dog was it? It was a like a pointer.
Speaker 1: Kind of.
Speaker 2: I posted a picture of this dog is so so
so cute, kind of like the right size and really cute.
But I'm like, I don't know. It's this dog needs
training and you got to stay on it. The habits
are not good and I don't know. And he's like,
you're not going to want to let the dog sleep
in your bed because it's going to meet like, this
is things you're not gonna want to do with this dog,
because at least for a while, this trainer was really great.
I'm gonna listen, super smart, Yeah, to different kinds of dogs.
Speaker 1: Did he have any other dogs there that you liked?
Speaker 2: No? I didn't really meet any of the other dogs.
It was kind of like, here's the dog you wanted
to meet, and that's it. Then, I mean, we're here,
so I'll just tell you this last dog story. The
next day, I went with Robin to the place the
rescue where she got her dog lescom hmm called and
that I was doing shout outs for for a while,
pop Culture Rescue.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Turns out that the woman who founded this rescue is
Paul Schaeffer's daughter.
Speaker 1: Oh really that is cool. Yeah, I didn't know.
Speaker 2: That she's the rescue itself is great. So they were
having an open house on Saturday, so Robin and I
drove out there to have lunch and meet some dogs.
Speaker 1: And again I was open minded.
Speaker 2: I was like, I don't I hadn't seen any on
the website that I was particularly like, Oh, I want
to meet this dog. But we got there and she
the person that we spoke to was really nice and
she was just like, so, what's so are you looking
for a dog? And I was like, I don't know,
Like I'm open kind of like a bigger dog. I
don't really want a little dog. And then so she
brought me out and I said, I I definitely think
I want a younger dog, only because I feel like
a seven.
Speaker 1: Year old or no, it's going to be like I just.
Speaker 2: Still feel traumatized Nowopy, And I don't know, you was
having a senior dog and it would be nice to
like have a younger dog have more time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not that I'm.
Speaker 2: Opposed to, like we need people out there a dog
getting with your.
Speaker 1: Dogs, you know. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: And you know I have a soft spot for these
seniors because I had one, and I'm like, do I
want to go into it knowing that the dog's already
like seven or eight years if they say seven, probably
eight maybe yeah. So anyway, but I met this dog.
I met a couple of dogs, and one of the
dogs was so cute. Her name is Cindy, although on
their website, if you look on the pop culture website,
you'll see that the dog is listed as being named
Ariel okay, but they changed the name to and she's
part shar Pei and part either like golden like lab
or maybe some kind of shepherd okay. She looks labby
shar Pei okay. And she was so cute and very
sweet and calm. But the problem is she's only four
months old.
Speaker 1: Oh. And I was like, I don't I hate to.
Speaker 2: Be this person that's like, I know there's no perfect dog,
but yeah, four month old dog looks can be deceiving,
Like she can be calm right now, right, but they
go through their phases.
Speaker 1: That's still a puppy. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And I was like, I got my work cut out
for I don't want my full time job to be
raising a puppy.
Speaker 1: Right. That's how old Phil was when we got him,
Oh four months, he was four months.
Speaker 2: That was puppy time, and it was puppy time. You
had to do a lot of intents. You had to
send him away, yeah, intense.
Speaker 1: We sent him to a training camp because also we
were under construction at the house. But they did all
these Yeah, he was there for like two weeks and
we went and visit him and they taught us how
to train him. And it was at all great. It was.
It was and I mean the famous, like Quentin Tarantino
story when we went and saw The Hateful Eight and
we put Phil in one of the bathroom. We just
got him and we put him in the bathroom with
toilet paper down, and we went and saw the Hateful
Eight and it's gruesome, blood everywhere. And we come home
and Adam opens the bathroom door and he goes, oh God,
and he shuts the door and he goes, it's like
a Quentin Tarantino movie in there, fucking shit everywhere, all
over him, all over the walls, the paper all fucking
torn up. And he's like, yeah, that's your job. It's
like twelve thirty at night. Had to take the puppy outside,
you know, and likes them owes him down and it
was a mess. It was traumatizing and that it just
kept going. But Phil never shit in the house, bless you. He.
I don't know how that happened, but he never. He
never had an accident. I mean us, he was sick.
He knew immediately picked up on that. It was the
chewing and the swallowing of shit, you know. Just I mean,
I have shoes that have his teeth marks. In him,
and you know, swallowing sunny socks and chewing on remote
continues to this day, well in a different in a
different varia. I mean he'll get into trash sometimes if
he's left alone and stuff, or he will jump up.
Other than that, I can't leave, you know, my shoes
and socks around. He doesn't. Okay. Isn't he grew out
of that? Yeah? Okay, but it lasted.
Speaker 2: But I just don't even think I want to deal
with the things like that that they have to grow
out of. I don't know, isn't it. Am I just
being lazy?
Speaker 1: Or am I not? I just know myself. I know.
I think you know yourself and you know what your
family wants. I think maybe a year maybe, which is.
Speaker 2: What we thought Penelope was. That's the thing. When we
got Penelope, she was listed as being one and even
at one in my application, And when I talked to her,
I was like, I'm a little nervous about one.
Speaker 1: I really want a calm adult dog.
Speaker 2: And she's like, no, you honestly, like Penelope is so sweet,
she's very chill, because I think in my application I
was like, I just want a dog I can like
sit on the couch and watch daylight.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I said, I'm being honest, like I'm going to
walk my dog all the time, but I'm not like
we're not going on hikes, we're not going to the
beach every day, Like that's not what this life is.
And she was like she thought that was funny, Annie Hart,
and she was like, no, no, no, Penelope's perfect for you,
I promise you.
Speaker 1: Well, probably because.
Speaker 2: It turned out Penelope was between three and five, not one,
and yet we did still have her for like nine
and a half years, so we had a good run.
But she probably was five she already had arthritis.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: So anyway, at this pop culture though, she was like,
you can foster if you want, and I really considered it.
I was feeling you know, you see it because I
was like, oh my god, I want this dog.
Speaker 1: Cute. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: But then I was just like let me, let me
talk to I was texting John and the pictures and
he's like, talk to the kids.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then I came home and I sent them pictures
and they were like, yeah, it's really cute.
Speaker 1: And I was like.
Speaker 2: But like and they said, I said we could foster her,
and they were like no, we don't want to foster
a dog because well.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing. If you say that and you
bring the dog home and the dog everybody loves the dog,
then you get to keep the dog.
Speaker 2: Yes, but then that dog is going to be a
lot of work because it's only four months old.
Speaker 1: That's yeah.
Speaker 2: Then we decide yes, we want her, make the commitment,
and then we're committed to raising a puppy.
Speaker 1: Right, And here's the thing.
Speaker 2: The kids and I'm committed to raising.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's what I was going to say. You're
going to do all the work. I'm going to kids
are going to like the dog, and yeah.
Speaker 2: They're gonna say, hey, how you doing.
Speaker 1: My name's Paul Bye.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and am I gonna be like one of you
guys walk the dog And they're gonna be.
Speaker 1: Like, yeah, I've got some right right, Yeah?
Speaker 2: Really okay, I'll do it.
Speaker 1: You know. Yeah. I like the idea of fostering a dog,
though I know and.
Speaker 2: I think it well, I said, is there another dog
that's not quite a puppy? But also, when you foster
a dog, here's another thing. All the dog all the
dog people out there are saying this to me in
their minds.
Speaker 1: The dog is not your dog.
Speaker 2: So you really have to have good boundaries because you
don't want to take a dog home and foster it
and then just let it sleep on your bed and
let it because the next person who's taking in that
dog might have different rules, and so you're teaching the
dog bad habits. You're also really letting the dog like
bond with you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: You're letting the dog, that's true.
Speaker 2: So you're not supposed to let a dog that you're
fostering sleep in your bed.
Speaker 1: They should be in a crate. You're great trained. Yeah,
and I don't want to do no, I don't blame you. Yeah,
I know, like love on it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like I know you can love on the dog.
Speaker 1: But you know, right, you have to have boundaries to
have boundaries, which we don't don't have good I don't
have boundaries. Look where Phil sleeps? Right? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well I want the dog to sleep with us if
they want to, right.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I thought you're doing I do, Look, but
I agree. I think what you're doing is really good,
like checking out all these different places, talking to people,
getting to know the lingo, and taking your time. You know,
it's a big commitment, you're doing the right thing, and
it's fun to hear every week. Yeah, dates, there.
Speaker 2: Was another dog that was like really cute. But you know,
I really liked this rescue a lot because they were
so about the dogs.
Speaker 1: Like for one of the dogs, I was.
Speaker 2: Like, well, we could foster that dog, and she goes,
I mean you could, but this dog is having a
pretty good life here because this is a place where
they have dogs on their premises. They're friends with each other,
and they're like, it's having a pretty good life. Like
if you're not, if you're just gonna foster, take one
of the ones that needs an actual foster home, right right, Okay,
I didn't.
Speaker 1: I think you're gonna find the perfect dog in the
near future. I can feel it. It's coming. It's coming,
it's coming. How often are you going out and looking,
by the way, I'm not really And I stopped.
Speaker 2: I stopped like looking at pet adoption sites because I
just don't. I just it's too much. But they come
across my social media feed.
Speaker 1: All the time.
Speaker 2: Oh and another thing was I kind of fell for
this the first rescue, the one that had Clyde sent
me a picture of this really cute dog named Luna
who's pit bull mix. And I love, you know, I love.
Speaker 1: These pitios now obsessed.
Speaker 2: The problem is Penelope didn't really look like a pit bull,
so we just called her something else, terrier. But but
John started having second thoughts about a dog that actually
looks very much like a pit bull. Because of our
homeowner's insurance, really we don't cover, they do not they
have exceptions for pit bulls. I think I want to
say Akida's, maybe Doberman's, Like there's certain dogs. And I
said to John, I was like, who cares. We just
won't tell them that we have the dog, and he's like, yeah,
until like we get kicked off our homeowners if something
happens god forbid, which could happen with any dog, we're fucked.
Like we get sued, our homeowner's insurance is going to
say absolutely not.
Speaker 1: Because this argue it right.
Speaker 2: So then I was like, yeah, maybe we need a
dog that at least we have an argument for, like
we didn't.
Speaker 1: Know as pitbull, like a mix. Yeah yeah, anyway, Ow
that's interesting and know that all right?
Speaker 2: So we got Friday topics too, so much more to
talk about. Plus we've got a good Hey, Treon.
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but she can also see clients virtually all across Washington State.
She really likes helping high achieving women who are confident
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We love her front of the show. She's helped a
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and Jacob Crowley Lean love you Jacob. Please aclu is
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You know what he does. We love him all right.
Thanks everybody.
Speaker 2: You're a parent now, don't f it up.
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