Speaker 1: Maybe Okay, Sunny Sun, what's up everybody?
Speaker 2: Well, welcome to for crying out loud. We're back in studio.
Last week we did the show remotely and I was
in Florida and now I'm back. Got back the night
before last super late. Had a very long trip. So
tell me, tell me more.
Speaker 3: Yeah, after when I lost left you zoom, you were like,
because you're very chill, chill. Yes, you're a cool customer.
Like I don't know, like maybe I'm tomorrow, maybe I
won't right right, I didn't know. Yeah, yes, so I
stayed like a few days. Well, I stayed a bunch
of days longer. Got back on Saturday night. Because the kids,
we're trying to figure out.
Speaker 2: They really wanted the kids to come the family and
they wanted to see them. It's very expensive too, so
but you know, they but Sunny and Italia started doing
their own thing for spring break. So Sonny went to
his friend's house in Portland, parents' friend's house and they
go they went snowboarding. So he went to do snowboarding
skiing thing. Natalia went to Mexico and sheet with a
bunch of friends who our dad is paying a guest
because so she had this plan so that, but then
she's coming back in a couple of days. And then
you know, they wanted me to stay through Easter or whatever,
and I was like, no, I got to get back.
So I just I just stayed and it didn't work
out for the kids to come, so I stayed a
little longer. Got to see my nephew got there with
his baby. So cute. I mean, you forget two years
old too, almost three, like then little flintstone feet, you know,
and like they just repeat that the way they're talking,
like you know, hi, antilanet, you know, and I go,
you want to go play in the pool. Yeah, let's
go play in the pool. You know, come with me,
you know, holding there. It's so cute. But don't miss it.
I mean I don't miss having them to myself all
the time twenty first seven as a parent, but as
an anti love it, love it, and so it was
nice to be around them and stuff. So I stayed
a little longer and then I just I'm like, I
got back late. I was supposed to get back. I
don't know. My plane was supposed to land to Lax
like nine. Didn't get intill like ten forty five because
and also have to take two planes to get home
from Florida and the and I was afraid that, you know,
even though you just go through TSA. Once, I was
reading that Houston Airport was one of the worst and
there was a lot of delays, a lot of you know,
canceled flights and stuff, and that's where I was flying into.
So I had like about an hour and a half layover.
And I get on the plane and everything is going
smoothly to leaving leaving floor, like everything's on time. Got
to the TSA okay, And then get on the plane
and the captain is like, we're just gonna be on
the runway for a while. I don't know what time
we're going to be taking off. There's a lot Oh
it was thunderstorms and we have to wait until it passes. Yeah.
So that's so we're sitting there and he's like, I
will keep you updated, and I'm like, okay, okay. Now
I'm like looking at my at the clock and I'm
doing the math and I'm like, okay, now I have
about an hour. Now it's getting to be like an
hour layover. And then I look on my app and
it says I'm returning into into Like when I land,
I'm in certain terminal C, but my flight that leaves
is in terminal D.
Speaker 3: Oh no, and a totally different terminal situation.
Speaker 2: Well, it did say on the United app, it tells
you and it gives you a map of how to
get to the next terminal. So anyway, which that was
a different so it gives you it in live action,
like it'll show you when you get there, this is
where you are to like when you do Google Maps
or something kind of thing. So I couldn't do that
while I'm sitting on the plane. But so the terminal D,
it did say you don't have to take a train
a tram excuse me, but it was a ten minute walk, okay, okay,
so if you don't get lost, okay, So then so
anyway I get there, I have about by the time
I land and get off the plane, I have about
forty minutes to before the gate closes to get on
the next plane.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's not about not that bad. Let's through security again.
Speaker 2: No, I just have to get from Terminal C to
Terminal D and it's ten minutes, and it's a ten
minute walk. If you're nowhere, you're going oh yeah. So
then at the airport sometimes it says skytram A, B,
C and D, but that's is that the terminals or
is that a skytrap? Like I don't Then it says
terminal C this way, Terminal B this or Terminal A
that way. I don't see anything that says terminal D. Anyway,
I get the map going and I start, so I
fought it sees where I'm at, and it goes, okay,
go right up there, you know whatever. And then I
realized it's telling me to go to a different gate.
It's in gate C, and I'm like, no, that's I
need to go to gate D B four, you know,
in terminal D. So then I realized I never used
this thing before. So then I realized, okay, let me
put in that gate. So then it was like, oh,
turn around and go the other way. I'm like, oh
my god. So then anyway, I ask somebody where's Terminal
D and he's like, stray down there, keep going straight
and you'll see signs for it. So then then I
see other people from my plane running and I'm like,
cause they did say if you have a connection, raise
your here's the other thing. If you have a connection,
raise your hand, and then a lot of people on
my plane had connections. And then they said, let those
people off first because we're late. Okay, they say that,
no one does it, No one does it, and and
you're in line like trying to get off the plane,
and everybody's just they're they're filing out one aisle at
a time. Nobody's like, nobody remembers who raised their hand
to begin with. You know, that was like five minutes ago.
But when we first landed, by the time you get
to the gate, it's like, as soon as that like
seatbelt thing goes off, everybody gets up. By the way,
why is everybody so in a hurry to get up.
The gate's not opened, the door to the plane's not
even open yet. You know there's gonna be a long
line in front of you to get off. Why all
of a sudden, like Brian, I don't know if you notice,
as soon as the seatbelt sign goes off, it goes ding.
Everybody's like takes their seatbelts trying to get their luggage
down from the right. It is like you're gonna that's
gonna drop on somebody's head and it's not necessary. All
it does is war clog? Thye? It does, it does.
It's slow.
Speaker 3: Now it's your right, you're but and also all of
your see your carry.
Speaker 2: Ons exactly right. So I only have a carry on
that's under the seat in front of me, thank god,
a backpack. And then so so I'm going to the
wrong So anyway, I get finally I'm like, so I
see people running, I start running, and I'm thinking, like,
I wonder if they're going to what what if they're
going to a different what if they going to a
different plane. I don't know. But I finally see the
signs and I'm like the last, like one of the
last people to get on that flight, almost missed it.
Then get to get to LA and it's like we're
gonna be landing in a few minutes. And I'm looking
at the window and I see like the Santa Monica pier,
like we're going over Santa Monica. And I'm like, okay,
and I see on the map because now I've been
I've been traveling for like almost nine hours. At this point,
I'm dying to get off the plane. I'm exha I'm tied,
my back is killing me. You know, you just get
like cluster Phoe, we like, get me off his fucking
floont and I see that, you know, the interactive map
in front of you in the seat with the planes
headed to Lax. Then all of a sudden it goes
over the ocean, away from the coastline, and I'm like,
what do we do? We're I gonna do a ocean landing.
Where's he going? And I realize he's moving. Oh, now
he's over the ocean and he's kind of like doing
a circle, and then he comes on. I like when
the captain at least tells you what's going on, because
sometimes they don't say anything, and you're like, what the fuck.
He comes on and he's like, yeah, there's some traffic
down at Lax, so we're gonna have to do a
little circle, probably another maybe fifteen twenty minutes till we land.
So anyway, it just I was on the plane for
so long. Finally we get to LA and I was
like like, oh, I didn't get home until like almost
midnight by the time I got home to my house.
And let me ask you.
Speaker 3: This, Yeah, you were ubering, I'm assuming yes, yes, What
is the deal with the how you can't just get
an uber in front of the terminal.
Speaker 2: You have to go to some you have to take
a given to us, Yes, to the uber area, right.
Speaker 3: And how do you Even the first time I had
to do that, I was so confused and everything that
came by, I was like, is that the one that
takes you to the uber area? Oh? And I thought
I was gonna walk. I think I told you this,
and I walked so far and I think the wrong direction. Yeah,
And finally I asked somebody and they're like, no, it's
that's the other way you're gonna I don't know what
I thought. I was right, like, walk around the world
in one hundred and eighty right now. Finally I had
to get on the stupid tram. Yes, I believe us
with Oh it was when I was I was with
Elpie coming back from from me.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it was cold and it was like a
it's all crack.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Why is that? I don't know. But now they
do let ubers pick you up. I think they do.
Let they do have Uber. You're allowed to get an
Uber now A use they stopped at that was for
a while. Now, I will say I had this uber
a couple of trips ago and this guy, I think
I tell you about this. This this Uber driver Ricardo,
he's Italian and he drove me to the airport once
and uh, we just chit chatted the whole way, and
he was like super cool and he was telling me
about his family in Italy and is about his mom.
His mom just passed away. And then by the time
I got to the l I know how'm By the
time I got to Lax, I felt like I bonded
with him and like I gave him a hug and
I said, do you do like regular car services? Just
he goes no, no, no, gave me his card and he goes,
I dode, I can do private too, and it's a
hundred bucks round trip for you, because I you know
where I live and everything, you know. And I was like,
that's good. I mean Uber now is freaking expensive. It's
overwell over a hundred bucks now for Lax. And so
so I had him take me to the airport. Okay,
But then on the way home, I because I was
so delayed, he had another ride to pick up, so
he couldn't take me home. So I had the Uber
but yeah, yeah, I called the Uber and the Uber
came and just yeah, picked you right up at the
at arrivals. Then there was a time where it was like,
don't get picked up at arrivals, you got to go
to departure for pick up. It was the whole thing
at LAX. But now it was now, yeah you can
call an uber. Now they limp. They fixed the ike.
That was like for a hot minute. Oh yeah, yeah,
that was a pain. It was a paid in the ass.
Speaker 3: I was just talking to my friend on the way
over here, my friend Cecily, not podcast partner, and I
was just talking about how okay, And this is related
to where John is right now. So John currently is
with Xander doing an accepted students tour of Santa Barbara.
Speaker 2: Nice, sub awesome.
Speaker 3: Now we've talked about this, and you and I have
different anxiety, but I have, like to me, I don't
have like getting on a plane anxiety, and you don't either.
But I'm just saying I have figuring everything out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, where to park?
Speaker 3: Am I going to park? What I'm gonna be late?
What if I'm late? What if I don't get there
in time? What if I can't figure out where to go?
Speaker 2: You know that?
Speaker 3: And John is usually the one who's very cool about everything.
But I'm realizing that not always says. Now, I've done
the Santa Barbara trip twice. You know, once you've done
something twice, you're like old hat, right, like I don't
know what he's worried about, right, yeah, so easy, just
you know yet, But I was trying to like, Okay,
basically I had taken Xander there. Once Xander is deciding
between Chapman and Santa Bara. Nice, I start it down
pretty much, really, Oh, I guess I forgot to tell
you that he did not get into Berkeley, so he
did not get into any super reached schools, although Santa
Barbara is kind of a reach at this point, coming
in right after high school. Yeah, his work was not
for naught, you know, right, he got nice money off
at Chapman.
Speaker 2: And made it affordable for us. Blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: So the point is those two programs, So those two schools.
So John hadn't seen Santa Barbara because I took LB
junior year.
Speaker 2: Then I took LB.
Speaker 3: I guess, oh yeah, I remember, yeah again, or maybe
I didn't, I can't remember. And then I just took
Xander a few months ago. But he wanted to see it.
Again as an accepted student. But the point is this morning,
you know, he's getting ready to go and he's all
kinds of like tense and like asking questions and I'm like,
who are you right? But at the same time, also
he's a procrastinator. This is an anxiety thing. I've decided.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not a laid back thing. This is a I
don't like to leave places. It's hard.
Speaker 3: He's like a little toddler. He's like a preschooler. They
can't transition right activity to the next.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: He's sat at his desk for a kid. You not
like twenty minutes because he was like, I'm trying to
download the parking app. I'm like, you don't really need
the parking app. Yeah, it's fine if you have it,
but in this situation, I go. They have one of
those like keypads. You just right up to the thing,
put in your license plate.
Speaker 2: Number and pay for a perp Oh yeah yeah, yeah,
they have that every Yeah. Santa Barbara and Santa bar Yeah,
I'll have a parking right, right.
Speaker 3: Could you use the app?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: But then he has to show me on his phone.
See it's not giving me I'm putting in the verification code.
And it's not it's not taking it. Uh, it's like, okay, crazy,
settle down, me to use it. But he's like, now
becomes an OCD thing. He's like, but I'm just it's
really frustrating. And I was like, but you don't need
to be frustrated by that, like you're fish to fry,
like right to'd be fucking late, right right way. Anyway,
they went to go do that, but I'm going to
be doing Chapman, so I'm going to be doing He's
also going to do the Chapman Accepted Students' Day. Oh nice,
like a whole day, uh, preview the school and meet
kids and blah blah blah. He's going to do that.
But I'm doing a tour on Friday. Okay.
Speaker 2: Every time I say the word tag, am I saying
tour wrong? Are people going to come for me?
Speaker 3: Like? I know it's tournament, but it is tour. It's
tour like four, it's not a year I want to
be doing.
Speaker 2: No, no, any sire. Now.
Speaker 3: These fucking assholes have me paranoid.
Speaker 2: I know I was, because you do it's I think
it's an ex It's a like a regional thing, right
like you said, that's how they say it back. And
so I've heard people.
Speaker 3: I've heard like sports people call it a tournament. So
like I'm not the only one, right. It really makes
people mad the way I pronounce words. So now I'm
a little self conscious of it.
Speaker 2: Welcome to my whatever. My point was gonna be that now.
Speaker 3: So John and I have split up the stuff that
he has to do this speech tournament, tournament, tournament.
Speaker 2: God, that was not on purpose.
Speaker 3: He's doing his speech tournament on April seventeenth and eighteenth,
and it just so happens that since John brought him
to Santa Barbara today, I'm bringing him to Chapman Friday.
John's bringing him to Chapman on the eleventh. So on
the seventeenth it's gonna be PLUSA. I've done the judging.
Speaker 2: Yeah right right.
Speaker 3: Well, you know my brain is just going like, oh
my god, Okay, should I do I take the electric car?
Do I drive to Northern California and the electric car?
Speaker 2: Am I going to be able to find? Is that
where his tournament is? Northern California? Yep?
Speaker 3: Union City, oh five and a half hours away? Wow, day,
I think I'm I think I'm just gonna take the Prius. Yeah,
don't take the electric car that does. The Prius does
great on Gassic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how's per gallon? So it's not a.
Speaker 3: Don't deal with that a headache. Don't the deal with
the headache?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because when you're going on a road trip in
the electric car, you're all. It was different like with
the Tesla for me because it had in the map
on the Tesla, hell told you like here's the closest Tesla.
This is different, like you have to download the Mercedes
app and whatever, which of course I haven't. But it's
just it's just an anxiety. You don't need that on
top of that, any anxiety. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Me, it's like, Okay, I understand it's going to be
like a ten hour travel day, right, you know, but
in my brain, I'm just like too many factors, like yeah,
and when I travel, that's my thing. It's like, Okay,
I got off the plane.
Speaker 2: Okay, the plane landed, but like, now how do I
get the uber right?
Speaker 3: There's too many like variables. Yeah, I don't feel like
I used to be like that. Really, maybe it's manifested.
Speaker 2: The anxiety in other ways, and this is the ways,
you know, maybe as you get older, and also too
like when you're younger, you feel like figure it out
or we'll work it out. And also when we were younger,
we didn't have the phone apps and stuff, which made
it even harder to get around, but we did it
now with the phone apps. To me, I feel like
it's easier because you can get all the information. But
I do know how you feel about where when I
get there, where I'm gonna Where am I gonna park?
And you know that's why I never drive to the
airport inly my car there because then I was like,
well I'll land and go like I lost my car?
Where did I park at LA? Like constantly remember unless
you take a picture on your phone, Yeah, I would
be like, yeah, I guess I gotta get a new car.
Now my phone's just gonna my car is just gonna
stay at LAX like no, I know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, too much time would have gone by. You'd be
like what car? What car do I even drive?
Speaker 2: Do I have?
Speaker 3: And then I'd be like, maybe I didn't even drive
it to the airport.
Speaker 2: I took an uber Yeah, yeah, no, I remember that
far back right. And the last thing you want to
do is lug your luggage to go into the parking
lot to find your car, you know, and then drive home.
You just want to get in a car and just
go home. Yes, yeah, but it's worth the extra money. Yeah,
it is Uber to Uber. I can give you Ricardo's number. Okay,
he's great. Yeah. Yeah.
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found out. You know, I do complain about the ubers
how slow they are. Like remember last time, the lady
that picked me up wanted to stop at Target on
the way to the airport so she could pee. Yeah,
so she wanted to use your bopping first.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, well she no, she asked first if she
if we could stop at a Target so she could pee,
And I'm like, go in my house and be lee.
I got to get to the airport.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And then she proceeded to drive practically backwards all
the way to LA asked like, she drove so slow.
So it's telling that to Ricardo and he said, I
did not know this that Uber monitors the drivers and
can tell if they're speeding and will flag them. They
don't get like in trouble or he said, but they
do will flag you if you're going over the speed limit.
I go, what about under the speed limit? Can they
do that too, just like you know, especially if they're
going from their home to lax, you know, on a
travel day. Yeah. Yeah, he's like, no, that that doesn't
work like that. He's worth a flag, right, that's worth
the flag. Yeah. So anyway, that but yeah, what were
we talking about before that? Oh, let's talking.
Speaker 3: About the anxiety of like, yeah, things you have to
figure out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why it's worse now? Yeah, I don't know. I
guess as you get older. Yeah, we both have different
Like we were saying, last week, I had anxiety of
Natalia jumping out of a plane. By the way, was
it on our Facebook page on FCL that was that
somebody died skydiving. Somebody posted not like one of our listeners. No,
we're talking about a place that's near them that had
that had a death.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, thank you for telling us that. By the way,
at least it's after the fact. I mean, listen, if
you were to ask we all do air travel. But
if you were to say, like, do you know anybody
who died in a plane crash, I'm sure a lot
of people would be like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's true. I mean, car crashes are the
biggest cause of tests. Yeah, but yeah, but you're on
the ground and stuff. You're not jumping out of an airplane.
Speaker 3: True. Yesterday last night, Sadie. So, Sadie is eighteen, and
she's had her license since she was sixteen. Yeah, because
it was in July. Okay, so last July she'd been
driving already a year. She's been driving almost you know,
let's say, like going on two years. I still am like,
oh my god, she's on the four oh five what
you know what I mean? And she doesn't care about
it that much, right, and that has to kind of
be I guess my anxiety.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, you're going to drive to the beach
right here? You want to do that? You don't want
me to drop you off? And she's like, no, I'm fine. Yes,
she's used to it, right.
Speaker 3: You're like, gribe, I'm a four oh five, great, yes,
which you know one, it is kind of an elevated
it is. It is the yeah, I mean advanced level
of driving. It is five in California, right, But nowadays
the traffic is so bad she's probably only going like
ten miles an hour the whole time.
Speaker 2: That's true. It was a Sunday night, but yeah, it
was a little bit better. Yeah, the four or five
is pretty It can be pretty, yeah, Charlie.
Speaker 3: And there's here's what I don't like about the four
O five, not to be like that snl skin. If
there's a lot of places where merging is practically impossible,
you just got to luck out and have somebody nice
let you in, right, Especially the four h five on
the one oh one, when you make this transition, you've
got to get all the way over like four lanes.
Speaker 2: To get off at our exit.
Speaker 3: It's oftentimes, but then again again, I get nervous about
shit that I did not care about when I was younger.
Speaker 2: I can't drive all the way.
Speaker 3: On the right lane. I've told you this before. I
don't I unless there's a good space. I don't want
to drive too close to the wall. So I'm shocked
that people are just constantly crashing into the walls. I'm like,
how are people are just driving and there's a wall
right there?
Speaker 2: Like, how every other car not urready into the wall.
Speaker 3: All it takes is one looking down on your phone
at a text and yeah. But then here's another thing
I ever since I was a kid, another thing we've
talked about because we've been best friends for twenty years,
and but mountain roads freak the shit out of me
and always have since I was a kid. And you
could say, well, people drive them every day, like people
are driving to northern California and they're on Highway one.
But guess what, every so often, just like skydiving, somebody
fucking falls off the cliff. You were off the cliff
and people die. Yes, And I'm like, yeah, it happens,
It happens. I had a friend, Mike Alva Alvarez in
high school.
Speaker 2: I had a motorcycle and I and he went over
the cliff going to the beach and going through Canaan. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Really, yeah, it was really sad. Yeah, Okay, that is
crazy that you just said Canaan. Because I'll tell you why.
Speaker 2: I was looking up because I'm crazy and anxious.
Speaker 3: I was like, okay, she didn't want to take a canyon, Okay,
so she put FO four five to the ten of
the p yes and which is a much longer way
to get there. Right, they were going to like to
Panga Beach, which you could just go over to Panga
and be there quicker. But it's a very windy road. So,
by the way, the word windy, I don't think there's
a different way to spell it, so it just looks
like windy. Win trying to put it in there, and
finally I was like, wuck, he's speaking, I'm saying windy,
and I'm like, no, windy, So I just put in winding.
Speaker 2: Winding.
Speaker 3: Maybe windy isn't even a word, but but anyway, I
put in what is an alternative to taking to Panga
that's less winding, right, and it said Canaan. Canaan is
the more Literally, if I showed you my phone right now,
would show you take Canan because it's the most straight
right right out cliff without being cliffy. Yes, yeah, but
you know now you've just told me this something I know.
Speaker 2: Sorry, So how am I gonna Well, he was on
his motorcycle and he was in high school. He was young,
you know, and he looks he's in high school, I know,
but yeah, yeah, he was on a.
Speaker 3: Motorcycle and he was gotten older and paranoid about a
lot of things that I never cared about when I
was young. I think it's also having kids, does it too,
you know you become a parent, Yes, yeah, I mean
I feel the same, Like even just an Italian Mexico
right now, you know, I'm like, are you guys together?
You want you go to the bathroom together? You know
what you used to say when they were younger, Go
in pairs, right, have a companion buddy, have a buddy
buddy system.
Speaker 2: That's it. Yes, Like you know, be careful spacers, that's right.
I told her about that. Drink lots of water. Yeah,
so you know I do. I mean I'm on the
app looking at her every night, every day and like
every night like did she make it back to where
she's staying. They're staying in some airbnb and I'm like,
are they you know, are they back? I just you know, I.
Speaker 3: Love the feft that were like some airbnb, Like it's
just everything sketchy in our brain.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what I mean, even though like the places.
Speaker 3: I stayed when I was literally not even twenty one
and would just go to Vegas, Yeah, stay in like
the grossest motel six, like off the strip.
Speaker 2: Right right, yeah, my friend, I mean I never was a.
Speaker 3: One night stand with some random blackjack dealer.
Speaker 2: You ever a factory for my birthday? You did my birthday?
You did how?
Speaker 3: But sadly I think I was turning thirty had delayne
m Curry, Yeah, I know me too.
Speaker 2: Are you turning?
Speaker 3: No? Was I still doing that at thirty? I feel
like I was thirty?
Speaker 2: Really did to me? I met?
Speaker 3: I was drunk and met some cute, really hot blackjack dealer.
Speaker 2: I know I've told you this story.
Speaker 3: But and I was drunk, so the first night I
really just kept wanting to go back to and sit
at his table. My friend Becky, who I went to
Vegas with all the time, was just like, no, you
were too drunk, Like you cannot, Like this is not
a good idea.
Speaker 2: You can go look for him tomorrow.
Speaker 3: The next day I woke up hungover, of course, but
then you know, I'm sure had a bloody Mary and
felt better. Right, And that night I was just as
obsessed with finding him again.
Speaker 2: Went back.
Speaker 3: I want to say, he was a blackjack dealer at
like the Flamingo, like nothing even fancs right right, all
so good looking though, like I bet like male model looking.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he had been flirting.
Speaker 3: He must have been flirting with me for you know,
I wasn't like delusional, right, he'd been flirting with me,
and I think he had said like come back, like
come back to but then, like I said, my friend
said no. So the second night, before I got too drunk,
she was like, okay, we can go, like we can
go look for him. I think I asked for him,
and this, you know, the story is very vague in
my mind, but yeah, they said he was on break
but he'd be back at whatever time. So like a stalker,
a drunk stocker. I sure I would have done this thing.
And Barry was so cute. And I do believe I
was staying at like a motel something just grassed like, yeah,
a nice hotel. Yeah, it was a motel and it
was off the strip. And I took him back there
with me and had sex with the home in the room,
with I think other people in the room, because I
didn't care.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure we were making out like.
Speaker 3: So heavily in the car and can we go in
the room, And then I was like okay, but right,
roommates in there are the people I traveled with yeah,
and then somehow I was like, I don't care anyway,
had sucks with that guy, and then was very sure
that that was a one night stand, that that was
just for fun, and it was my birthday or it
had been like the day before. And then of course
he started calling me and wanting to come to LA
and break in the business and a total nightmare.
Speaker 2: Are you seriously I think to be an actor? Of course,
sit into modeling. Of course he did, right, And then
you just help you, Yeah, I can keep out. I
gotta help him.
Speaker 3: Really, that is hilarious. I remember when I was in Vegas.
We met was I think it was like Suzanne's like
twenty ninth birthda. I don't know, it's like in her
twenty like her birthday, And we went to Vegas and
there was this this cute guy.
Speaker 2: He was there with his friends. He didn't work there,
he was there with this friends, met him like the
night before, and then like said, we'll be back at
this bar tomorrow night. And then I was like all
I could do was like I could not wait to
get back to the bar to find this guy. And
so we get back to the bar and then the
guy then so we see him and he's with his
friends and he's he was like a really good looking
guy and his friends were cute. So my friends everybody
was single, so they were like, yeah, tell him to
bring his friends. So we were all together at this
bar and him and I are flirting and then we're
like kissing, and we're like, you know, we're gonna go
out and have fun, gamble. Who knows what the night
was going to break. I was like on cloud nine
and and I was I get we get so they
we're at the bar and I leave to go to
the bathroom. I come back and they're like, my friends
are like, you see your boy over there? And I go, no,
what's going on. He's sitting at the table with his
head down and his head his head is in his hands,
and he's just a pile of throw up underneath the table,
just like a lake of puke.
Speaker 3: And I was like, oh my god. I almost I
was like I want to cry right now. I was
so disappointed. I was like, what the fuck? This was
our last night. These guys are gonna go back home
to wherever they came from. We're going back to you know,
home to orrow.
Speaker 2: And I was just like all day long, like I
bought an outfit, I got all dressed up. I could
not wait to find him again. And there they were,
and I was and he was so cute. We were
on the best time. And then just bit it was
a must have it early in the night, it was
I need to go out. It was they were drinking
all day long, all day when that's what you do
when you're in Vegas, like especially dudes like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I was so disappointed. And then I was like,
maybe he can like go clean himself up.
Speaker 2: Rally puke and rally, pu puke and rally. I just
saw that on Vanderpumps. Yes, yeah, can he rally? Maybe
he can like you know, rush his teeth. No, did
not work out. Now, then I was like, come on, ladies,
they're all having fun with her his friends. I'm like,
let's go gamble, let's go and ily even nobody's following me,
they're like, bye, it's just because your boy's fucked up
around a good old time, Like god damn it. I
was so pissed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh that's disappointing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, those Vegas stories are fun. Maybe I saved.
Speaker 3: You, like a guy who then would call you afterwards
and be like can I move to La can?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: This guy wanted to stay with me for a while.
Speaker 2: Oh my good. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And I was like, oh hell no, that is so funny,
Like what are you gonna do?
Speaker 2: You're staying in a motel? Like what does he think
you're big? Casting director? No? I know, I know. I
mean I think I did write for a game show
at that point, but that's it. Oh I need to
a game show writer. You're right.
Speaker 3: Somehow he put me on some like, oh my god,
you're from Los Angeles. Yeah, you're in show business. Yeah,
and he's a black jazz dealer in Vegas.
Speaker 2: Model okay, oh no, that was all right.
Speaker 3: I have a bad history with people, like meeting guys
that I think is going to be like just a
one night stand er, you know, I'm not capable of.
Speaker 2: More, and then they just go, I'm going to come
visit you.
Speaker 3: I told Elbe about okay, so Elbie's seeing somebody, and
I wasn't trying to freaker out, but I was like,
I do want to tell you this story of this
guy that I met at a cruise ship.
Speaker 2: And I told you this one too.
Speaker 3: I was working, I was doing stand up on a
cruise ship, and I started hanging out with thee And
this was not a big cruise ship because I really
haven't been on a cruise. Anyone's like, but you've never
been on a cruise, this one doesn't count. It was
like a small yeah, a small ship, and it was
there was the guy who was the cruise director, entertainment
director guy.
Speaker 2: His name was Nick, and he was not cute. I
don't know what happened.
Speaker 3: I think it was just like, you know, it was
just old people, me and then this guy who was
at least fun and me and my drinking back then too.
Somehow I convinced myself that this guy was like he
was kind of cute. He was sort of cute, you know.
And anyway, we were hanging out and he would buy
me drinks and he was like treating me really well.
I ended up sleeping with him the ship and then
he's totally into me and wants to come visit, to
which I'm like, yeah, it seemed like a good idea.
At the time, I thought I liked him more than
I did. Then he flew out to Los Angeles to
stay with me, and as soon as I already think
I started getting anxious about it before it actually happened.
By the time I picked him up the airport or
however that went down, I was like, oh no, no, no, no, no, no, right,
can't because he's gonna stay with you and everything's gonna
stay with me and happy to see me.
Speaker 2: And I was not happy to see him. I had
the complete iic.
Speaker 3: I was gross when I'm touching me, and then it's like,
you can't really be like, listen, I have a boyfriend.
I got or I got back to it, right if
you could do any of that, you just invited this
person to come stack.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he could tell though that I was not not
into it, and then he wanted to talk about it,
and then I had to just go like, I am
so sorry. I'm just not not that India, well I'm
not feeling it and yeah, and then then then I
had to sort of He was like, well, what do
you want to do and I was like, well, we
could be friends like but then I even had trouble
being nice because I was yes, right, right, anyway.
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Speaker 3: So on our bachelorette party, it was a double bachelorette party.
Speaker 2: It was my friend. Maybe I shouldn't say her name. Hey,
my friend was getting married a month before me and
we had all we had the same same friends, but
she had some friends from manage. Anyway, we had to
a double bachelorette thing in Vegas and we were staying
at the Hard Rock, which is across the street from
Club Paradise, which is a strip club. Yeah, and I
I probably have told this before, but it's been a while.
Do you know you remember I don't remember it. I mean,
I remember many stripper stories, but I don't write for
this one.
Speaker 3: So we we were one night, we're like, you know,
all of us were like, let's go across the street
to this, to the it's.
Speaker 2: And it's all girls, it's not guys strip club. And
they were like in their g strings or whatever. It
wasn't fully nude or anything. So we were like, let's
go sit across and collect our thoughts at the strip
club before we go out on the town. So I've
told you my history with I. I used to love.
Speaker 3: We used to go to Crazy Girls all the time. Yes,
you know, always see celebrities there, and yeah, I totally
befriended strippers.
Speaker 2: Oh it's the best and help them get off heroin.
Oh yes, so oh my god. Okay, So we go.
There's like probably like sixteen of us. There was a big,
big party, big group, and then you know, some girls
from out of town, like back from you know, my
friend's Midwestern. They were like, eh, what not for us?
So then they there for a little bit, they left,
so it dwindled down to like like ten of us,
and we were enjoying the music. The music was great,
you know, and we were just hanging out, lounging, talking
and you know, and then of course we were giving
you know, everybody's buying lap dances for each other and
stuff like that. Me and the other bachelorette, we were
getting lap dances. And there was this one girl, Violet,
and she was just beautiful. I'm trying to think if
she looked like an actress. I mean she was stunning,
like dark dark hair, blue blue eyes, fair skin. But
the way she was and then you know my friend, well,
Gina Kimmel, she was just like, cuts it on my lap,
comes it on my lap, let's talk. I'll pay you
just to sit and talk with us.
Speaker 3: Oh. So Gina is like throwing her money and then
she's like, just you.
Speaker 2: Don't need a dance. She's like, just hang out. We
all loved Violet so much that we went back the
next night to see Violet. And then so then she
was so happy to see us. Oh my god, she
must have made so much money off of us. So
then she came. We went back the next Then we
were getting our drink on. Everybody was getting buzzed, having
a good time. Violet's coming over. If Violet brings her
friends over and Brah and then we're talking to.
Speaker 3: Violet, she's like going to school or something. She was
just you know, she didn't have any kids. She was
just this young single, this single girl in her twenties
or whatever. And Gina's like, we're gonna make you a star.
We're gonna bring you to Hollywood. We're gonna get you
an agent. You should be a movie star. You a gripper,
American idol, You're going to Hollywood striper American ripel.
Speaker 2: It was like it was this, Oh my god, it
was great.
Speaker 3: It was and we and she was like, I don't
even know what she was saying, but we were like,
we were like, we know people. Okay, we're gonna, we're
gonna We're to get you out of this strip club.
Get you a William Morris stripper agent re birthday.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, her sing's Firth William Moore a stripper agent.
We're gonna get you on a stripper reality show. Yes,
we're gonna do you up. And we were just and
then and she was like great. And then like the
next day and then we're traveling home and all we
could talk about was Violet and wonder if she misses
us at all? And like you think Violet's thinking about us?
I'm sure that's not her real name anyway, you know, Yeah,
like why did we get her number? You know, Oh
you didn't get her No, I don't think so.
Speaker 3: And then we went back like maybe six months later,
and we wanted to recreate because we had such a
great time that weekend. So we wanted to recreate that
weekend just like a few of us went back went
to Club Paradise.
Speaker 2: No Violet. She was gone, and we were just like,
oh fuck this, we don't even want to come in.
Like we were like, is Violet working. They're like no,
she hasn't been here in months, and we're like, ah,
fuck it, let's get out of here. Yeah, that was
the I got in trouble for swearing on the craps
table at I think it was I think it was
the Flamingo or was it was one of those like
like you know, not high end casinos that have been
there forever. And we were like gambling and Gina was
kept We were playing craps and Gina just kept she
was hot. She was kept rolling and rolling and we
were all making good money. And I was like Gina,
I go, Gina fucking A, you're doing And I go,
that's your new mafia name, Gina fucking A. Like I
was like, Gina fucking I, let's go. And the guy,
the dealer, the the dealer was like, you're stop swearing.
I'm like, we're in a casino, Like what He's like, yeah,
you don't, You're not allowed to swear the mafia exactly.
You watched an episode of the Sopron right, like have
you seen Casino? Like come on, like you know, and
he kept telling I was like, literally got in trouble.
And then he was like, if you do it again,
if you swear again, you're getting kicked off the table.
And I was like I don't know. Of course I
wasn't listening, and I was like, Gina fucking a, let's go.
And he was like that's it, and he's like you're out,
and I was like, are you kidding me? And that
was another time I'm like, come on, ladies, let's get
out of here. And everybody's like fuck this, We're we're
making good money off a Gina fucking ee. Yeah. I mean,
if you get trouble in Vegas swearing out of the
clap stable, do you.
Speaker 3: Remember, because I know we have heard this story before,
because it made me tell you that I was wearing
a shirt. So it was a shirt that looked like
it said coke Oh yeah, I said cunt oh years ago,
and it was a white.
Speaker 2: Little baby doll T shirt.
Speaker 3: That was what all I wore back in that day, Yes,
baby doll t shirts. And it was white with red
letters that looked like it said coke but it said cunt.
And somebody complained and they're like, your shirt is profane.
Speaker 2: You gotta change your shirt. And I was like, in
Vegas changed my shirt in a casino. Oh my god,
Vegas casino. And I was like, what do you mean
change my shirt?
Speaker 3: Like, I'm not going all the way in those days again,
I'm not gonna go. Oh they by fit to whatever
off the strip right hotel, I'm staying it of my suitcase.
Speaker 2: So I was like, the hell, I'm gonna chat yes,
or you can't tell what it says.
Speaker 3: And they're like, you need to change your shirt and
I'm like, well I can or whatever, and they're like
you have to leave.
Speaker 2: Wow, same thing.
Speaker 3: They like, I didn't get escorted out, but definitely like
I got kicked out by the alcohol.
Speaker 2: That's that's insane.
Speaker 3: And I'm sure I was like, what the this was? Yeah,
I met you know, you can't even read what it says.
That's the whole point that looks like it's as cool.
It's right, Wait, it's your phone for shared. I'm like, tip, yeah, exactly,
perves God, I mean, could you have gone in the bathroom,
like turn it inside out.
Speaker 2: Probably not, I don't know because those shirts are so thin.
But yeah, you stayed at something like, yeah, so what'd
you do? You have to go back to your motel?
I guess right, or.
Speaker 3: Left sturing casino And yeah, they didn't kick me out.
It was a bummer, though, that is a bummer, yeat stupid.
But to bring it back, it is so crazy, like
the stuff I got into, and now that I'm a mom,
I'm just like I can't even imagine, like you'll be
being up to the kind. But the difference is, like
I was doing that stuff in my early twenties. Yeah, yeah,
me too, is I'd already lived on my own since
I was eighteen, right, and you lived on your own
early too, So like I didn't go to college and
only get out of college at twenty one or twenty
right and.
Speaker 2: Start my life.
Speaker 3: I started my life at eighteen eighteen Yeah me too old, Yeah,
living on my own, doing whatever I wanted when I wanted,
going to bars, right with my fake ID.
Speaker 2: That was as we many times, don Yeah I was.
But then by the time I was twenty one, I'd
already lived a lot of life.
Speaker 3: Yes, I know, I know, I know, on my own,
with my own grown up job and my own credit
cards and many trips to Vegas right right, Like it's
just blows my mind. Like Albi, listen, she does a
lot of stuff on her own.
Speaker 2: She does.
Speaker 3: She goes to music festivals and I really try. She
always tells me like, I'm totally gonna be safe where
there's a lot of us going.
Speaker 2: We at least have partner up. Like she's not nearly
as risky as I was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Oh, I know, I'm sure something's gonna happen all
the time, right right, And I know I do I
think about you know, like I remember we were drinking
in the school parking lot while we were in high
school off and Sino Avenue at the end.
Speaker 2: I think it was in Sino Elementary School parking lot. Yeah,
and just you know, just just driving with my friends
who drove that were drunk all the time, like, oh
my god, are super high right right, yeah, blasting music
and you know, doing donuts in the parking lot and stuff.
I was always because I didn't have a car. I
wasn't No, I didn't get a car until I did
the dang A four show for Yeah, and then I
was able to buy my car, but like every all
my friends had cars, but they were like, you know,
and nobody really got a dui except Dawn Shocker. Oh
she did. She got a dui back then, back then
that high school. Then then in high school she was
driving a red Hunday and I wasn't with her, but
I had to go pick up her car because she
was in jail. So the next morning I went there.
I don't know, somebody drove me and dropped me off.
I picked her car up and I'm looking at her car.
In the back seat was a baggie of marijuana and
it looked like she just tossed it over her shoulder
because it was like upside down on top of all
her clothes in the backseat and just just pot everywhere
with the baggy upside down. I was like, did you
have pot? And she's like, yeah, I just tossed it
over my shoulder. Yeah. So she got a dui. She
was the only one. Mike Glenn, nobody else, my friend
she hadn't. Nobody else got Pam. Nobody down a dui.
Speaker 3: But Pam the cocaine, Pam the car.
Speaker 2: No, that was Amy, Oh, oh that Amy. She drove
me nuts. Yes, yes, and when we went to didn't
find her. Keith R. Modone. We were in hal a
seal and all she did was do cocaine. And I
was like, let's get in. It was Sunday and we
were in have a suit. And she drove and she
lost her keys, and she was this giggling like she
was this this rich girl.
Speaker 3: She lived in and Sino up in the hills. Her
parents had money, and she didn't have a care in
the motherfucking world. Meanwhile, I had a job that I
had to get back to on Monday at the pre school.
Speaker 2: I was working at a preschool. And she was just like, oh,
I guess. And she had this baby doll voice and
she worked pigtails and little blonde pixie girl and she
was just like, oh, he lost my keys. He I
guess we have to stay another night. Oh well? And
I was like, oh well what. First of all, I'm
not paying another night for this fucking motel and have
a suit. Second of all, I have I gotta get home,
i gotta go to work.
Speaker 3: And third of all, I'm sick of you. I've been
with you all weekend. I don't want to spend one
more minute with you. The fact that we to drive
home is bad enough. And now you can't find your
keys and she's like, I don't know what my keys are.
Speaker 2: I don't remember how what happened. I think eventually she
probably found them, but I just that was that. I
was like done, I was done, hated. Yeah, never talked
to her again. Yeah, she was one of our friends's girlfriends. Probably,
Oh yeah, so she was like a fly by night girl.
Pam though, was my friend that my mom did not like, right, Yeah,
she thought she was a lazy. She got a pam.
Gota Pama, she's a lazy.
Speaker 3: She whatever would it's ever become a Pam.
Speaker 2: Nobody talks to her anymore because she's a mooch. Turns
out my mother was right. She is the biggest move
she's fellan props dollan. She never really got a job,
and she just like she borrowed money from like Glenn
or something at one point and then she asked. Then
Dawn stayed in touch with her, and she has Don
like a year ago, do you think Lynette can lend
me one hundred and seventy grand?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: And Don was like, are you freaking what are you
fucking smoking. First of all, you haven't talked to Lynette
in like thirty years. Second of all, no, like one
hundred and seventy grand.
Speaker 3: What the fuck's that? What do you think she's made?
Because she wanted to buy a golf like no, is
that what it's called? The golf stream? Those those big
like a like a trailer. Probably, yeah, she wanted to
buy a trailer.
Speaker 2: How would she think of you for that? She was nutty.
She was a little like entitled, Like I know why
my mom didn't like her now now that I look
back on it, I.
Speaker 3: Mean, she was my friend. She lived so close to
the school, you know, we were like very close, and
I would go to her house every day after school
and my mom would come looking for me.
Speaker 2: What the hell is a Lynette? Tell he Lynette to
get a home? And now, well that's not here, Helen.
I was not the born yesterday. Oh my god?
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, everybody, Well, uh, I've got some more.
I've got a very kind of funny story for you
for Friday. Oh yeah, and who knows what Hetreon is
gonna bring?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Who knows? Were you gonna say something? I was
gonna tell you. I started watching the show last night
on Netflix.
Speaker 3: It's not a show documentary on Netflix speaking of being
young and doing shit.
Speaker 2: It's called Predator in Seville. Oh okay, yeah, I'll tell you.
I can't wait.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, let's say hi to our fabulous friends.
We got Katie who's rolling on e Kelsey between two ferns.
Christa get the strap, yep, Stepanie a stinker rinker, Sandra,
it's not easy being green. Aaron's a dirty Sanchez, Leslie's coughing.
Alicia go away, Kelly is not your aunt.
Speaker 2: Rebecca is so huge, Sean is so hot?
Speaker 3: Missy and Gabby are they in their agus right now
there in Vegas?
Speaker 2: Hitting on the bartenders?
Speaker 3: No good, Yeah, Katerina, check down, Molir Valerie, it's out
of the park. Poly you let your pancakes, Fred to racking,
Elizabeth Williamson's kids in her bass yet and Nikki call
your girl?
Speaker 2: And Dick is frolicking.
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very nice. It's Jen and Ari and they have a
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you're not supposed to stay out loud, but you should
so come and join their movement.
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Speaker 3: Also, if you need therapy, Kelly Kaylee Pettis is a
licensed marriage and family therapist. She's in Seattle, but she
can see you all over Washington State. Go to Emerald
Bloomtherapy dot com.
Speaker 2: If you want some unique and cozy home goods, custom tumblers,
thoughtful keepsakes, why not go to custom Everyday Shop dot
Etsy dot com and check out like support our listeners. Yes,
do that. Yeah. Also, my friend who.
Speaker 3: I see all the time online has a column on
medium dot com called Unbecoming Stories, so go follow that account.
Speaker 2: Give her some love. Family Skepticals a podcast about raising
kids without religion.
Speaker 3: Check them out. Willmanfrida Restaurant in Palm Desert and Palm
Springs Proper. They have great food, it's really fun. They
have a really nice brunch. Basic Becky just Basicbecky dot com.
Check out her website for fund designs and use our code.
F col Maren has Sugar Skull that is a shop
on the island of Kawaii. If you're vacationing, check them out,
or you can like and follow their Instagram page Sugar
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them out, or go on our Facebook page and go, hey,
where's our travel bitch, Christine Jacob Crowley, I love you, Jacob, We.
Speaker 2: Only love you.
Speaker 3: Just gives his shout out for charity and he's doing
the a c l U Adam Lerner. Adam's got a
car he's gonna make it's so easy for you to
get a car. It's gonna make your head fall off.
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dot com.
Speaker 3: And do you want to shout out your dog charity?
Speaker 2: Will the Phils Memorial? Oh, thank you everybody so much.
Speaker 3: It keeps people keep donating and it's coming in and
uh it's Phil's memorial and it's Frankie's Friends and it's
the The link to it is in my Instagram bio.
It's also and it's on our yes or two yes,
so go, thank you guys so much. You'll be getting
a note from me. Well, thanks everybody. You're a parent now,
don't f it up. It's