Speaker 1: Made destange O pay Sunny sun on idsion nat Hey, everybody,
what's up?
Speaker 2: We suddenly came up with something pretty funny to talk
about it?
Speaker 1: Yeah we did.
Speaker 2: Is it a pat Is that more of a patret?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: What I talk about it?
Speaker 3: Lay?
Speaker 2: All right? Hey, let's just give a shout out to
our ever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Sandra, Yes, It's not easy, No, not easy.
Speaker 2: Jennifer, get up. Aaron is a dirty Sanchez, Sarah is
our Stephanie's a stinker rinker. Leslie is still coughing. She's
got COVID not shingles though, because she got the good.
Speaker 1: That's good. Alicia asked a lot in the city of
el Monte. Kelly Brandt, she is your aunt and she
will take you wherever you need to go for all
your needs.
Speaker 2: Rebecca Cute, Voss, Gabby and Missy.
Speaker 1: They were seat fillers last night at the Emmys.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, Also, Elizabeth Williamson is having all of her
kids rocked to sleep in Rita's Bassinette. Valerie Bubba Fenwick
gets out of the park.
Speaker 1: Poly We love your pancakes, you know, we love your makeup. Yes,
Leslie is Coast to coast.
Speaker 2: We love her. Nikki Callya Girls, Katie's rolling on e
Kelly and.
Speaker 1: Dick is frolicking. Love that frolicking. Did wait, did you
watch the Emmys last night?
Speaker 2: I didn't, did you No?
Speaker 1: I watched the highlights this morning?
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, who hosted them? I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's unclear. I was trying to figure that out. I
watched Good Morning America. I think like there was a like,
oh god, I don't know. I don't know who hosted it. Yeah,
you gotta get up.
Speaker 2: We lost our what do you call our.
Speaker 1: Get water? But your your pal one big last night.
Speaker 2: I heard Jane Smart.
Speaker 1: She had a funny line. She said something like that,
I'm paraphrasing like thank you. This means a lot because
they don't get a lot of attention. It's kind of funny.
And the Bear one Big but for comedy for comedy,
Oh okay, Dan Levy, but yeah, father son, Yeah, okay, yeah,
I don't know, we didn't.
Speaker 2: We don't know how they did.
Speaker 1: No, nobody's really talking about how they did. I think
they were just I don't know. I didn't see it,
so I can't. But uh, yeah, the Bear one for comedy,
And they made a joke that's the one clip I
did see, they were joking about whether the Bear is
a comedy or not. They said it in their mind, alague.
Speaker 2: Definitely not a comedy.
Speaker 1: I know, how is that winning for a comedy? I
got some funny like moments, but it's not. It's not
you know, friends or I mean, I don't know, Yeah,
it's not.
Speaker 2: It's not laughs per minute, that's for sure. When the
writers are coming in with the scripts, nobody's going like,
there's not enough laughs on this page, like never, right, yeah,
and so probably they'd be like, there's too many.
Speaker 1: This is not.
Speaker 2: This is serious, you know, right? Yeah. I think it
was that had to do with the competition. Maybe the
year they came out, they were like, we want to
be in a category that's easier to win.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe that's a good point. So they won Big
Hacks one Showgun, which I was they first won their
first award of the night. I only saw like a
one minute of the Emmys because then Sunny it's like,
can I put the game on? It's like sure, so
Showgun one, and I said, I've never I've never seen it.
I think I maybe have seen it like on Hulu.
I don't know. And Son he said, it's supposed to
be really good. It's supposed to be like it's a reboot, right,
I don't know if, but he said, it's supposed to
be like The Sopranos meets like Game of Thrones meets something.
And then he looked it up, but it was like
ninety eight percent with the fans on Tomato and like
ninety nine with the critics. Wow on Tomatoes. So it's
it's supposed to be a really good show, not our
kind of show.
Speaker 2: I know, I was gonna say that's yeah. So this
is sort of related. Just so John is working on
he's gonna have a YouTube channel. Well there is a
YouTube channel with I think I've already told you guys
about this, but John's old boss who ran a company,
and John did a lot of producing and writing for
the History Channel, so as you know, he knows like
everything about history, Yeah, especially World War Two. He's a
full out expert. So anyway, this guy, they're starting a
YouTube channel using a lot of the footage that they
were able to a lot of the shows they're able
to re edit. They own a lot of this footage
because they went out and shot it. So John is
making a channel on this on this YouTube called History
in a Hurry, and it's like cliff notes for people.
He's going to do you know things that happened in history,
like one of the ones I just read his script
for the Battle of Fredericksburg. It's like cliff notes for kids.
Like if they I love that, go on YouTube and
they're on their history and here's this chunk of history
told to you in like ten to twelve.
Speaker 1: That's great, that's amazing.
Speaker 2: It's kind of jokes, like it's kind of poupable. But
the reason I bring all that I bring all that
up was not just to promote my husband, because it's
not even out yet. It's to say that I was
reading one of the scripts and I was like, I
feel so dumb because even this, which is kind of
dumb down, like it's pretty simplified, I was like, this
is why I did horrible in high school, Like even this.
I'm laying next to him in bed and I keep
going like I don't understand this sentence. Wait what happened?
And he'd be like, you know, have to explain to me,
Like everything's like napole, I don't know every single thing.
I was like, well, I don't get that part. And
he's like, okay, so you know how armies have weapons,
you know? And I'd be like, yeah, take it back
a little bit more so, how do they get the way?
Speaker 1: Like right?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 2: It was like, I can't even understand something that's already
dumbed down.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: He was very sweet about it. He was like, I
could clarify that more. I was like, I think it's
I don't know if you could possibly clarify it enough
for me. My point is I would probably feel that
way about Showgun. It would probably a lot of it
would probably go over my head and I'd be like,
I don't understand. I feel like I need some backstory.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I was like that with Game of Thrones too, Right,
It's like impossible you can't watch Game of Thrones by
your self because you have to have somebody else go
like you have to go like, wait, who's related to
this king? How did she become in power? Blah blah blah. Yeah, So,
but that's a great idea what he's doing. Sonny loves history,
and he would he would want to he would love
something like that. He's been watching on Netflix World War
Two in color, and he's yeah, He's like telling me
about have you seen it? Is it World War two
in color? Yeah? And there's like six episodes and yeah,
there's they break it down. There's the an episode about uh,
you know when with with Japan and you know the
bombing and uh, there's that like you know, and then
there's the where I am right, you know, like Japan
and the bombing in general, right, you know the bombing,
the World War two bombing, you know, the armies and stuff,
the fighting.
Speaker 2: Military, right, they just did not let along those two
and some other people also didn't get a.
Speaker 1: They were fighting and shitca.
Speaker 2: Is how I would be? Now what side was France?
Now France was okay, France was with the British, right,
Like yeah, i'd be yeah, the access of access, access
of evil, access, yes evil.
Speaker 1: Thank you kin.
Speaker 2: Well, so this is like you. But here's the thing.
I told John this this morning because even after I
read the script it was a nineteen page script. Each
page is like forty five seconds. But I said, you
know what, even though I thought I wasn't really understanding it,
I do now I do know what the Battle of
Fredericksburg was. Now there you go, like I could probably
kind of explain it to you a little bit I had. Well,
there was Burnside was the uh for the Union. Stonewall
Jackson was the Confederate leader of the Confederate troops, And
basically we got our asses kicked because we were this
guy Burnside who was one of the originators of like sideburns. Oh, okay,
that's what they that's.
Speaker 1: How they called him that. So was it his real name?
Speaker 2: No, they called no his last name is really Burnside.
I can't now, I can't remember his first name. It
starts of an A. But anyway, see, now you really
have to wait for the movie to come out. But
basically I know who was on what side, and I
know what mistakes were. Giant mistakes, big mistakes, huge mistakes
were made. A lot of people died. Wow, yeah, that's great.
Once's it going to come out like in the next
couple of weeks. Really, he's already done. There's already a
few of them that are done. He wants to launch
with at least a few videos already. Yeah, yeah, what
to call It's called history in a hurry.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: And it's going to be on a channel on a
YouTube channel called Documentary Television. But it's not fully launched yet,
but it's pretty professional, like they're working with they've got
a lot of like professional editors, like really good editors.
And like I said, the guy who ran a company
that edited that produced a lot of TV for the
History Channel and Discovery is the head of this company.
Speaker 1: That's that's great.
Speaker 2: And John one of the partners.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's very cool. Yeah. But anyway, so to wrap
up our Emmys chat that we didn't see, did you
watch the Emmy's Kaylin? I did not know now he
was watching the game that Sonny was watching, because Sonny
told me Sonny's in a fantasy football league with Kaylin
and a couple other guys.
Speaker 4: One year.
Speaker 1: That's kayl one last year. Yes, yes, so he's like,
Sonny's like, I started to watch the Emmys. And then
Sonny came home from watching football with his dad and
he's like, oh, you're watching the Emmys And I said yeah,
but why and he goes, well, I kind of want
to watch the game, which he can go in his
room and.
Speaker 2: Watch a Bears game.
Speaker 1: Yeah it was okay, yes, and he's like, uh, it's
an important game because my first of all, all my
players on the Rams are injured. Woo who Yeah, and
he's like, so I'm in a you know, I gotta
wait until week six before my quarterback. What's this quarterback
guy that he thought you were going to take?
Speaker 4: And then running back his name's Christian McCaffery.
Speaker 1: Oh, Christian McCaffrey.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's like the top running back in the NFL.
Speaker 1: And he's like, I thought Kaylen was going to pick
him and he didn't, so I picked him and now
he's injured and he won't be back in for six
until the sixth week game. So anyway, he said, it's
an important game because I'm up against Kaylan this week
and if my guy scores plus sixteen points, then I win.
And if Kaylan's got am I saying it right? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I was ahead of him by about eight points going
into the game, and we each had a receiver on
the Texans so the team going against Chicago, so he
had like the number one receiver and I had like
the number three receiver, and I was ahead of him
eight points, and within five minutes of the game, his
receiver got like seventy yards and scored touchdown.
Speaker 1: So he's pretty happy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's not game by game, right, it's for
the whole season.
Speaker 4: Oh what you're either your.
Speaker 2: Points your fantasy football. You don't win each week?
Speaker 1: You do? Yeah, oh you do.
Speaker 3: You go up against someone different each week. Oh, ever
has the best record at the end.
Speaker 4: Of the win.
Speaker 1: Okay, who was winning this week?
Speaker 4: Chris locks Himana did very well this week?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, Yeah it's pretty funny. Yeah it's cute.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I didn't watch football either, because you know
what I was doing yesterday Sunday moving LB into UCLA.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, so fyi LB is going to come
and do our Thursday show. Yes, and uh she's very cute.
She's not living at school.
Speaker 1: Just yet, so she's not.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So you was so okay you well, so tell us
what happened?
Speaker 2: So you okay? So, oh my god, I feel like
I've I feel like I've already told you how freaking
expensive it is, you know, buy all this stuff. It's
just like I can't tell you how any target runs.
Speaker 1: I know all that stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I now, because she's done with her job, I
don't want her really spending her own money on stuff.
Like I'm like, well, no, let me buy your shampoo.
It's gonna because otherwise, if she paid for her own stuff,
it's going to bite me and the ass not her,
because she's gonna just come to me for money sooner,
you know. So I'm like, let me just at least
get you situated. Then when you need more stuff, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can go get That's what I did with Natalia.
Speaker 2: About her shampoo and toothpaste. And I was like, well,
you're gonna need like I duprofen and like, oh yeah,
band aids and all that stuff because it so okay.
So her apartartment, she's in an apartment university apartments, so
we packed up all her stuff. I bought from Amazon
those bags that are they're very similar to Ikea bags,
but I just bought like a six pack of them
packing bags every single thing. Like I don't know how
other parents just know stuff, because every single step along
the way, I'm asking somebody who did it. But I'm like, hey,
where do I get those Ikea bags? Like really, what
I'm fishing for is somebody to be like, oh, I
have a budget them, I just move my kid and
you want them, I'll drop them off, not even like
do you want to come pick them up? I'm waiting
for them to be like, I'll just stop, I'll swing by, yeah,
and then let me help you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So my friend who I asked, was like, oh, here's
a link to where I got them on Amazon.
Speaker 1: I was like, all right, bitch.
Speaker 2: So we got her all those packing bags and then
she then, even though I taught her how to do
her own laundry, she was very proud of herself. She
did a bunch of her laundry. But then I helped
her fold. Here's something that I didn't know. Maybe you
knew this. You can add a bit of bleach to
I always thought that you could only add bleach to
clothes that are all white. Otherwise, if you added it
to something that had any color in it, the color.
Speaker 1: I guess, yeah, but that's actually not true.
Speaker 2: You can add a little bit of clorox bleach to
like something that has as long as it's color fast
the thing. So basically, she had this white UCLA sweatshirt
that had some stains on it that I couldn't get off.
So I added a little bit of clorox. I was like,
I think this might be okay. Everything came out so
much nicer.
Speaker 1: Well, wow, that's nice. To know. Yeah, I'm always afraid
to use bleach.
Speaker 2: You can't use it on something that's like a T
shirt that has colors in it. Those are usually not
color fast. But like the CLA sweatshirt had like basically
the letters in a patch. It was like a different material. Anyway,
they it came out fine, nice, Yeah, okay, got all
her laundry done, She packed all her stuff, but constantly
it was like, oh, I forgot I'm gonna need you.
Speaker 1: Know, now, well, do you have a list. There's some
places you can you know, you can look and see
like a standard list pretty much.
Speaker 2: But also her apartment is for eight kids, right, and
there's four bedrooms eight kids, so also between all of them,
it was also like, well, who's gonna bring what?
Speaker 1: That's the other thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so this is how we were gonna do it.
The time kept changing and I was gonna have to
do I was originally going to be moving her intoday
at two thirty, but I was like, it's just gonna
be so tight because one of us, me or John
are gonna have to run and get pick up the
kids from school, so it was going to be kind
of rushed. I found out they were having moving on
Sunday as well. I was like, well, why can't you
move on a Sunday, Like that'd be perfect for me. Anyway,
she ended up getting her time changed from what they
gave her. So it all happened yesterday. So it turned
out that we were able to fit the stuff in
one car, and she wanted me to hang out with
her like you did with Natalia and you know, just.
Speaker 1: Help her organize.
Speaker 2: Bed.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So so John decided to not come, but he's gonna
because she's not actually there permanently yet, so he's going
to be the one to drop her off on Friday
when she's there for good. So I whatever. It's so
funny because Elbe used to be the one with the anxiety,
and I used to be the one that was just like,
why is this girl so anxious about everything? I swear
to god, we flip flopped because I get anxious about
I don't don't even realize I'm being anxious, but it's
that that. It's like the parking anxiety, the driving anxiety,
the I'll probably exhaustate, yeah, but I'm always like, okay,
So when we get there, you know, are there instructions?
You know, She's like yeah, Mom, it's it's all good.
Don't worry about it. My roommates, it's going to be
self explanatory. When we get there, I'm like, okay, but
like the directions say that we should be coming from
like veteran and we're going to be coming from this way.
She's very patient. She's just like, Mom, it's fine, I'm
going to direct you. Don't worry about it. I'm like, okay,
I mean, I'm not worried about it really, but like
just to.
Speaker 1: Make sure, how do we pull up? Are we going
to be able to unload the car? Where am I
going to put my car? Yes? Yeah.
Speaker 2: So we get there and then and these people, it's
all these like you get there and you see all
of these people, these attendants with like a reflective vesta,
you know, directing you, but they're already in a bad mood.
Speaker 1: Like I I'm like, no.
Speaker 2: I haven't even parked, and they're like wait, wait, waving
you like keep going. But of course I pull up
to them, roll down the window and I'm like, hi,
we're here for the Laurel apartments and they're like, yeah,
keep moving, you gotta go around, go around. I'm like okay,
but but but the Laurel apartments are over here, and
I'll be like, mom, just just go Okay, but I
don't know where I'm going, right, I know I've become
like this old Jewish grandma. All right, already, I don't
know where I'm going. Can we stop for a sandwich?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna do that. I'm gonna do this for Natalia
because she I've been talking to her about it and
she said that this would be really convenient and also healthy.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Okay, So anyway, I'm getting nervous about it. We find
the parking lot, we go in. They're like, you've got
thirty minutes to unload your stuff.
Speaker 1: Did she have a lot of stuff?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: Was it? How many?
Speaker 2: Okay? So they give you these cute, these big like
yellow cart carts basically you know the carts.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you fill them up and put them in the
elevator or whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, okay, so we had and then somebody's with you.
They you can't just take the carts. I don't know
if they think there's gonna be a big cart stealing problem. Right,
you couldn't fit one of those carts in your car.
I don't know what they're worried about. I know they're like, no,
I have to be with you. Wait, they send you
like an ambassador cart. Ambassador. So we were able to
fit all of our stuff in one cart. So it's okay, Yeah,
that's perfect. So we get to her apartment and then
she checks in and then they give them like a
door code on their card and all that worked out
just fine. And then we got up to her apartment.
It's super nice. It's definitely smaller than I pictured in
my mind. It's what dorm rooms are like, right, So
I think I was thinking, since they're in an apartment,
it would be like.
Speaker 1: A little bit that's apartment apartment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but these are definitely university apartments. This is this
To me, this looked just like a dorm, except for
the differences each apartment is. It's like a it looks
like a hotel. Is this what n Italias looks like?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: It's an apartment building, but it looks like long corridors. Yeah,
and you each room and then you use your key card,
you get into your room, and then there's it's not though,
like if you were looking to rent an apartment, you
would never rent this apartment. It's like a little kitchen,
yet there's no living It's a kitchen, but off of
the kitchen, the kitchen has room for like a dining
room table, kind of like a big kitchen table. And
then there's a couch, but there's no like there's no
proper living room where people are going to hang out
or have people over watch TV.
Speaker 1: So they have a TV.
Speaker 2: One of the girls is bringing a TV.
Speaker 1: Yea.
Speaker 2: Then it's just bedroom, bedroom, bedroom, bedroom.
Speaker 1: The dividers, what do you mean, like movable dividers or
are they just like the bedrooms are you know they're
built in with the walls because Natalia is it's it
was like a long space, but they had dividers that
they they're removable so they can like configure it to like.
Speaker 2: So no, these are like actual bedrooms, okay, like with
a door. And then two of the bedrooms have a
bathroom and another two bedrooms it's not adjoining, it's like
but it's clear that like the last two bedrooms have
a close bathroom and then the two bedrooms a little
bit closer to the kitchen, have a bathroom.
Speaker 1: Okay, the bedrooms are very small, yeah yeah, teeny tiny.
Speaker 2: For instance. Also, like my friend, my friend Cecily was like, hey,
I have a chair for Elbie's apartment if she wants.
It's like a sling back chair. And I was like, oh, yeah,
cool that they'll probably love that. We walk in the apartment,
I was like, oh no, there's no, you're not putting
any furniture right, there's nowhere to put yet. You literally
couldn't put a chair. Yes, So they each bedroom comes
with it's just like a dorm room. It's just like
how people how you've seen dorm rooms and pictures. It's
a bed, a twin bed. They have a desk and
then there's a drawers. There's like four drawers that roll
that are under the desk that you could feasibly like
Lbie could put that next to her bed as a nightstand.
But that's it, Like she could move it and then
move it back, but like there's no room for her
to have even a proper nightstand. Right, Listen, ILB will
tell you something different, and she's not going to listen
to this podcast. But I was mortified. I was just like,
oh my god, like so small.
Speaker 1: Alby was like, this is amazing, great, yeah, kids, apartment.
Speaker 2: This is bigger than I thought it was going to be.
I was like, oh my god.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's because of how I felt.
Speaker 2: I've never been probably because I never went to college,
so I never yeah, I felt in any dorms ever.
Speaker 1: I know I felt the same way with Natalia I had.
I was preparing myself for how teeny tiny it was,
but I wasn't prepared. I didn't know the building was
going to be so old, and the like the light,
there's no lights. There's no canned lights. There's one light
at the entrance of the door, like up above, so
you could turn it on and leave it on if
your friends are cub I don't know, there is no
So that's why you know she had she had to
get the lamp for her round, right, and then so
and there's the the eight the heater unit. You know,
it's like looks like if it's from the seventies, you know,
the old school he right, So the building was so
super old. But the girls loved it. They're like this
is great, like they they just love it.
Speaker 2: Well, Elbe's building is pretty, is pretty, it's pretty new.
Speaker 1: It's from the.
Speaker 2: Last few years. That's so her. There's definitely lighting like
it was relatively nice. It's just like I felt, because
you thought apartment adults, Yeah, I thought an apartment. I
was picturing a big bedroom, right, like a normal sized bedroom.
This bedroom was like half the size of her bedroom
at home that she lives in by herself. Yeah, and
now she has two people.
Speaker 1: It's the size like it's the size of a jail
cell Italy is you.
Speaker 2: Know, it's really small. So my thing was just like,
I don't think I've never shared a room. And since
I was a little kid, when I was really young,
I shared a bedroom with both my brother and my
sister for a while. Then I've always had my own
room and my brother and sister shared for a while.
But yeah, I've always had my own room. And then
as an adult, i've you know, right until I was
until I lived with a guy. Yeah, I've never shared
space with somebody like that. So I was just thinking,
this is going to be a huge change for her,
like no privacy, right, that's.
Speaker 1: The well, so she does see with Natalia's room, there's
a divider and it's only you know, it only goes
by maybe six and a half feet, So there's this
So the girl on the other side, it's like you
can hear It's like you're in the same bedroom, right,
even though there's a divider. So the other girl's room,
she I was in her room, and I could hear
everybody in Natalia's. Natalia was in her room. I could
hear it. It's just like I'm saying, in the same room.
So it's kind of that there's no how.
Speaker 2: Are you going to sleep? Like, how are you ever
going to get quiet?
Speaker 1: Right? Right?
Speaker 2: I was just having that reaction, but I was thinking, well,
Elbie has been waiting to have this college experience. Elbie
was so happy. She was so excited. She was like,
this is better than I thought. So all of the
other I met a bunch of the other girls. They're
super sweet, and I met the I met a bunch
of the parents, and everybody's parents were just like very nice.
Speaker 1: Did you guys, did you get text messages? Did you
get each other's phone numbers? No? No, we did that
for a couple of them.
Speaker 2: Funny thing is, so you know, I'm a hugger, me too,
So I gave. I was giving like the moms. I'd
meet the moms and like the first mom was like
reached out to hug me. We were all excited, right
of course. So then the dad, this one the Elbie's
actual roommate in her bedroom, the parents were there. I
meet the dad. I'm I'm so like, oh yay, So
I go to give him a hug. Oh, I knew
it was a bad move. So then it was too
late because I'm already and he looked he had fear
in his eyes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll stiff, I'll stick.
Speaker 2: And then it gave me like the most stiff hug
where he kind of patted my back a little bit
for like a second, and then I was like okay.
So then I was like, well that was super awkward.
I miscalculated that completely.
Speaker 1: And so I do that that's the worst feeling.
Speaker 2: So then I did make a joke about it, which
gott to laugh because so it was like a little
while later, so another dad because remember there's eight girls
in that apartment, so another dad was there. I'm still
standing with kind of the first with the bad hug,
the hug on a rye dad, and the other dad
comes in. I shook his hand, and then I said
to the first dad, I was like, yeah, I'm not gonna.
I don't know if my hugging's going over that well,
like I'm gonna, I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna lead
with a hug anymore. I was like, because that, I
don't know if, like you know, not everyone's a hugger.
And he kind of laughed because it was so clear
that it was awkward when I.
Speaker 1: Huh, I get it. I know it's always the dad.
It's always the dad's of the kids. Like I've done
that before too, you know, at birthday parties or whatever.
I'm saying goodbye and I just I go and hug
and then I the dad's right there, so I go
and hug the dad. And then there's always that one
weird awkward dad that's kind of like it's all stiff.
And then you know, like you said, as soon as
you're about to going, oh boys, but you can't back out,
you can't retreat right too late, too.
Speaker 2: Late, Yeah, it's too late. I was in there.
Speaker 1: I was in there, I was up in there, and
come on.
Speaker 2: Then now the mom didn't care. She was like really
fun and she said when I made that comment. She
was like, you know, I'm from South America. She goes,
we kiss, like that's what you do. You kiss people
reach and you kiss on both sides of the cheeks. Whatever.
But I was like, but she's married to this guy.
Is clearly not would have been worse. Imagine if I
tried to kiss him. Oh okay, let me try that
out on your husband. But I was like, yeah, I
don't know. I guess I'm just a hugger. You go awkward, awkward.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And Elbie was so The nice thing too, is
she's so close to home, you know, so she doesn't
have to bring a ton of stuff. She ever needs anything,
she can go home, you know. It's so nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So, okay, this was kind of funny. So her bed,
it's kind of like an Ikea bed. It's just like
a wooden bed. They all have the same thing. Well,
then there's drawers under the bed, but the but the
drawers were not easily accessible because the bed was like
too low. So we look over at the other bed
in the bedroom and they raise the bed up. But
I was like, oh, I'm trying to be handy. You
would have been so much better at this than me.
I was like, okay, I think. I was like, look,
you can, it's adjustable. We could raise the mattress up.
I was like, I think we need an Alan wrench. Though.
Then I go in the other room. I asked this
other dad, a totally different dad. I was like, do
you have an do you haven't? Does anybody did anyone
bring an Alan wrench? And he's like no, but I
have these tools on my He has a key chain
that actually had Alan wrench.
Speaker 1: Oh nice.
Speaker 2: So we go back in the room and I'm trying
to fit. It doesn't fit. So he comes in there
to check too, and he's like, oh yeah, this one's
too big, this one's too small. Then we realize that
that's not how you do it. There's like a much
easier way to do it. It's hard to explain, but
needed to. So Elbie and that dad are looking at
the bed and figuring it out. And then anyway, we
did kind of need a dad.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: I didn't tell John this because I was like, he'd
be really bummed that, like, we had to borrow someone
else's dad. So the dad comes in to move the
mattress off. We basically take the bed apart. Well, I
say we, I was not involved. It was LB and
the dad. Yeah, they figured it out, got the bed
back together, fixed it up. So that was the one
thing that could have been a problem had there not
been somebody to help us. We needed somebody strong to
like anyway that happened, got that adjusted, put all her
clothes in there, and that's when we figured a few things, like, Okay,
she's gonna need an extra lamp. I get her one
of those ones that clip onto the bed, Oh, clip
onto your door. Just something so she can read in
bed or look at her phone or whatever. Right, and
or if she's watching something on her computer, she could see.
And then but yeah, she has a desk lamp.
Speaker 1: We so you don't have to go to tiny You
did you have to go to ike Target or anything?
Speaker 2: No, because we'd gone so many times already and plus
so so basically we were there for a few hours.
We unpacked all her stuff, we got her all and
then we made a little list of extra things we need.
Then I brought her back home nice. And then she's
she's going to a concert on Thursday. She's coming in
here today. She's going to a concert Thursday. And then
she's going to be dropped off Friday morning with no
car and that's it.
Speaker 1: Wow there, Wow, that's great. Yeah, it's weird with no car.
Do you worry about that?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: No, is she going to get their gross? How do
they get their grocery?
Speaker 2: There's parking, there's like a trader Joe's in walking distance,
there's a target and walking distance. I think listen, you
see the area where she is. There is no parking
right the building. There are a couple of parking lots
actually in the building, but they don't get a parking
space in there. I think that the parking would have
to be only a few people get spots.
Speaker 1: It's very limited.
Speaker 2: Probably yeah, I'm not sure how it works, but she
didn't apply for one. I think the parking is very
expensive too. And also she's there. Here's the problem. If
she had parking at her apartment, Okay, she still can't
drive onto campus because there's no parking on campus. So
and it's like a twenty four minute walk to campus.
It's a walk. So what they do is they have
buses that run all the time. They have city buses,
and they have UCLA buses.
Speaker 1: That's nice.
Speaker 2: So all she has to do is walk outside of
her apartment to the corner and wait for the bus.
Then it takes you all around campus. And then at night,
where are they going. They're going to be in Westwood
right right, Like there's no everything is right, everything is
right there. She lives two seconds from Westwood Village, which
is all the movie theaters and ever doors and everything
she could need is literally right there.
Speaker 1: Like that's very quick walk. That is so great. She's
gonna love it. I think it's gonna be such a
good experience for her, and I think it's going to
give her the experience she's been looking for, you know,
being in that just being in Westwood and being in
that whole UCLA area. It's all students, and you know,
everybody's doing the same thing she's doing, going to school,
doing their homework, going out. You know, yeah, it's great.
Speaker 2: I can see though, now why kids? I don't know
why at first, because I think really just from having
never gone to college, I was like, why would anybody
move out into their own apartment real apartments, you know,
But now I can completely understand, Like I could see
you do that for a year and then you're like
I'm good, right, Like I need a bigger space. Now, Yeah,
I could see why kids would then rent an actual
real apartment. Oh at Westwood, Uh huh, Well they're still
going to school, but yeah outside of part not university housing.
Speaker 1: Yeah. A friend of mine's son in Oregon, his first
year he was in a dorm and now his second
year he's like right up the street from where Sunny's
gonna be, which is like an apartment. Yeah, yeah with
other students, but bigger. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: I Albie was showing me pictures of some of that dorms,
like where the kids are living in a triple. It's
no bigger, she told me than her apartment, than her bedroom,
but three kids in there. Wow, a bunk bed and
then another bed against the wall, and you'll have those
desks in there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, It's that's crazy.
Speaker 2: I guess you're just out a lot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and everybody has different schedules and people have night
classes and yeah, but.
Speaker 2: She's only got three classes right now. So I'm like,
what do you do? Like you, I guess you're just
on campus like doing what Like are going to libraries
and studying.
Speaker 1: Right doing that? You know you should watch uh? I
started watching over the weekend. Tell Me Lies on Hulu
and it's all college life. Yeah, it's kind of soapy,
you know, but it's like it's what we're talking about.
They're making relationships, they're moving into their dorms. It's their
freshman year and they you know, the girl meets the
guy she likes and he's a dick and lies to
her and it's juicy. It's good.
Speaker 2: Like I don't understand how these kids date. I mean,
I know, yeah, they how do you do anything?
Speaker 1: How do you where do you go to get privacy?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what the show shows. Like for some reason,
it's always convenient there. Their roommate is gone when the
sex scene comes, you know. But there are times where
their roommate walks in on them and stuff and then
they're like, oh okay, sorry and then they leave or whatever.
But they also have like common areas in their dorms
so that they can like like kitchen area, so they're
sitting there and I don't know, having coffee and doing
their homework on their laptop. I think they just get
used to it. And I think it's a good experience
for kids because most kids, you know, their whole life,
I mean, they go to school, their home they're in there.
You know, they're cod hold a lot. And now it's like, okay,
you're an adult. Now you got to figure out the
you know everything. Like Sunny's going to Oregon and I'm
thinking to myself, like his first day, how is he
going to find his class? You know, all these things
I start thinking about.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, they figure it out.
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Speaker 1: Well, so Sonny is not he doesn't have a car,
and he's doesn't think he doesn't think he needs a
car in Oregon, which I kind of agree. Like I
talked like again, I talked to our friend Archie who's
there and he doesn't have a car, and it's been fine,
but said he wants to bring his electric bike, which
you'll be nice, Okay, But I just found out yesterday
that now he's flying with his dad.
Speaker 2: Oh so I was he going to bring the bike? Then?
Speaker 1: How was he going to bring all of his stuff? Yeah?
Speaker 2: What do you mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: How's that going to work?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I guess I don't know. He said
his dad said he'll figure it out. So so I'll
be packing up his stuff and then it'll get shipped out.
I guess.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, I just found out. But yeah, so I
thought they were going to have a bonding road trip.
Speaker 1: I don't know what happened. I think I think it's
there were his dad's working in Oregon that weekend, so
I don't know. Maybe it's with his schedule. I don't know,
but they're flying out and then I'm gonna fly out
that he's flying out I think on Thursday. Then he'll
have Friday to check into the place and move himself in,
and then Friday night I'm gonna fly out to Oregon
and get him set up, get him you know, his
bed set, you know, set up, just you know. But
there's all these things you know, you think about, like
aspirin and motrin, and he's.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well they can get all that stuff there, Yeah
they can. They can just go to Target. But it's nice.
Speaker 1: See for him. I don't I have to go there.
I've it's I've don't. I've never been there, and I
kind of looked on the map to see what was
close by. I don't know if they have like walking
distance target and stuff like that, but he will have
buses and stuff. They do have a bus that will
be able to pick him up and take him to
his campus. He's much closer to the University of Oregon.
He can walk there, okay, but it is about a
ten minute drive to get to the community college from
his place. Oh, so that's why he wants to get
his How's he going to get there? Every day? They
have a bus. They have a running bus every half
hour or something like that. Okay, And then I think
he wants to bring his electric bike. He is worried
that it's going to get stolen because there is an
issue with that. I talked to the manager of the
place he's living at, but I don't know he's going
to get his electric bike there. I guess it's going
to have to get shipped. I don't know. So he
was supposed to drive. How do you ship a bike?
Speaker 2: I mean that sounds hard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, we'll see.
Speaker 2: I feel like it might cost as much to ship
it as to.
Speaker 1: Buy him to have one. Might as well buy him
one there.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know. But yeah, So, like I've spent
Sunny and I've been spending a ton of time together.
It's just been the two of us. We're gonna go
visit Natalia on Tuesday next week. Okay, yeah, we're gonna
go have dinner with her. Sonny wants to go see
her before we leave. Yeah, that'll be nice. So yeah,
he's leaving in two weeks. This is this week and
then next week.
Speaker 2: See, that's gonna be harder. The sunny one's gonna be harder.
Sonny's gonna be very tough. Yeah, yeah, because because Natalia
is right here, and he's the one who is more
of a homebody anyway.
Speaker 1: I know. But he's so ex he really is. Oh good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's excited. And uh, how's his sleep? I think
it's gotten much better? Okay, yeah, yeah, so he's he's
doing good. He's really excited.
Speaker 1: And you know, he does have friends, Like one of
his best friends is going at the same time as him. Okay,
so he's got you know, he's got a couple of
friends that already he's got a couple of friends that
are going freshman's and then he has a couple of
friends that are already there, Like his friend Archie's very
close and you can watch like football, they can watch
football together. Oh good, because Archie's dad and his dad
watched football together you know right, So yeah, I think
he's got you know, a good couple bunch of friends there,
but he is. I think he's gonna miss home and
I'm gonna it's I won't see him until November Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: See that's the thing. It's like, out of state is tough.
Yeah that I don't envy you.
Speaker 1: It's not a hop skipping a jump.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: I thought I would be able to take a place
from Burbank to Eugene. No, oh, there's no direct flights.
I have to go to lax which is a pain
in the ass.
Speaker 2: But you know, I do remember when the school that
i'll we got into was University of Oregon, and she
hadn't gotten into the UC's and I was like, okay,
well let's go see University of Oregon. And then I
was like, holy shit, those flights are expensive. But I mean,
I know a lot of people that go there all
the time, and I guess you figure out flights. But
I was like, wow, that this is a little bit
more difficult than I thought. So, yes, I know what
you're saying. Yeah, yeah, I don't remember that you couldn't
go from Burbank. That would be hard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was I don't know why I thought it.
I was just like, oh yeah, it just sounds to
me like there's flights out of Burbank. I don't know,
I'm uh I was checking online. Maybe maybe I'm wrong,
but uh, I got a book it like today, you
know it's coming up. But but yeah, not that I saw.
I don't it was nothing was coming up.
Speaker 2: But it's Gonn't it be hard? Are you gonna cry?
Speaker 1: Uh? Yeah, that I will cry, you know. With Natalia,
she's yeah, she's not that far.
Speaker 2: And how I feel about Lbie, I was like, I
don't feel that emotional about it because I feel like, well,
if she wanted to come sleep in her own bed,
she'd literally Uber twenty minutes. Right, she's ubered to UCLA
for parties exactly. Like it's just yeah, hop in an
Uber and come home.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, that's bed much. Bet, it's a much different
experience when they're that close. Yeah, but going out of state,
you know, and knowing Sonny how he walks around and
he goes for walks and he just loves to be
and then driving his riding his bike around. You know,
I don't know, I don't know the area. It's just
gonna be weird, and he's you know, by himself in
his apartment.
Speaker 2: Wait, he has his own apartment. How's that he doesn't
have a roommate.
Speaker 1: No, because he's not a part of the university. So
I had to find student housing and there was this
place that I found, and we have all we have
a college. You know, he's going they're both going to
community college. So it's not costing us a lot. So
the housing is the most for for both of them,
and so we have the college fund that will pay
for it, which we started when they were born. So yeah,
so he's got there's a there's a there's tons of
like student housing for kids that are going to the
community college, right, and also the university. But so I
just I love this place. I looked it up online
and it's got you know, the common area for studying.
It's all students. They have like fourteen meals a week
cooked or something like, you know, they have like a
kitchenette area for twenty four hour snacks stuff like that,
which is really nice.
Speaker 2: Oh so it's basically just a room.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's an apartment in an apartment building. Yeah, it's small, Okay,
it's small, but it's got a little kitchen at a microwave.
Speaker 2: In his unit.
Speaker 1: It's in his unit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then there's a common area. Yes, Oh, so
he won't be lonely. There'll be tons of kids around
him because he just has his own room. See, I
think that's better. I like that too.
Speaker 1: Well. He was like, I really don't want to share
a room with my sleeping issues. And you know he's
he is a little bit of a hermit sometimes, you know.
So Yeah, I was like, okay, and then this place
was perfect and the guy.
Speaker 2: And if Lbie could have been in the apartment she's
in and that room was just her room, I would
have felt much better about that. Yeah, Like that's just
no space, like I Yeah, because if she if it's
part of a bigger like down the hall, there's this,
there's that, then you're gonna be constantly surrounded by Yeah. Anyway,
I was picturing that. You literally got him like an
apartment in an apartment building that wasn't part of the university.
You know what I'm saying now, and then he's just
by himself all the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, no, no, no, it's all students.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's very cool.
Speaker 1: I read up about it. I talked to the manager.
He's really nice. They have somebody on staff, like twenty
four to seven in case they kids need something. Yeah,
because first I wanted to find something like that for Sunny.
I didn't want him to be isolated. I wanted it
to be in that, you know. And he doesn't want
to be isolated either, Like he likes that. He was
looking at it and he loved it, you know. So
I think it's a perfect thing for him. Yeah, Oh
that sounds great. Yeah, he's going to be so happy.
I know you're going to be sad. He's going to
be happy. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Natalia is not that far.
Speaker 1: I know she's not that far.
Speaker 2: She's living her best life.
Speaker 1: She sure is.
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Speaker 1: H Mike Mike, Mike my friend. He's a plumber in Phoenix.
If you're in the Phoenix area you should definitely if
you need a plumber, go to Phoenix Plumbing Solutions dot com.
Or if you're not in the area and you want
to do a FaceTime or uh, you want to call
him or text him with any of your question. He
answers questions for freeze help, tons of our f C
O L listeners. He's easy to talk to and easy
to get a hold of. Just go to Phoenix Plumbingsolutions
dot com.
Speaker 2: Thanks everybody. Thanks Kaylin, you're a parent now, don't f
it up. It's good. Let angle