Speaker 1: Made decision.
Speaker 2: Face Sunny summoned on ahead of vision.
Speaker 1: Nice. Hey, everybody, it's for crying out loud in the studio. Live.
It's live, we're live. Just we're looking at each other,
We're looking at I Joe. Suddenly, we have so much
to say.
Speaker 2: I'm reterally getting goosebumps. I know, so happy.
Speaker 1: Hi Caitlin, Hello, nice to see you. Nice to see you.
Speaker 3: And let's uh, let's say hi to all of our
our bitches and bout starts.
Speaker 1: I love these guys. Lisa Demino White, she's the new one. Yeah,
she's new.
Speaker 4: She's not mean, and last time we just called her
Lisa Demino, like the like the mean one, right, But
then she was like, can you also include white? Okay,
like these high maintenance people like, oh you want your whole.
Speaker 1: Name on there? Yeah, like talk to Randy and.
Speaker 4: Randy me Ames exactly with your three names, Lisa. Also,
Rachel Newcomer, She's not new anymore, so we'll go back
just Rachel newcomb Old.
Speaker 1: Come sorry, Rachel.
Speaker 2: Stephanie Stinker, you forgot Christas Drew.
Speaker 4: I didn't forget her, oh okay, I was just skipping
her on purpose.
Speaker 1: Okay, No, Hi, Christas Droop Aaron.
Speaker 4: What is Sean vuj Pae?
Speaker 1: I love Sean, He's so fun. Love him.
Speaker 4: Kelly Brandt, she's not your aunt. I think she is
now now that you're back here, No more Aunt. Wendy
Amanda Crittendon and Casey Howell. Two bitches that are not
together but should be together, right, Angie Saldivar love that name. Yeah,
Angie and I are not in each other's lives anymore though.
Speaker 1: Really because of quarantine. You don't see her.
Speaker 4: I didn't see she that much before she was another
she was an og listener of our show. But her
kids and my kids were friends. But we were at
the same school right for years, But.
Speaker 1: Now we're not right now, we're not at all. That's right.
Speaker 4: Either one of my kids goes to that school anymore? Right, anyway,
that's for another episode. Gabby Van's Sacah for Christ's Sika,
that's right, and who goes with her.
Speaker 2: Dirty grifter friend Missy Shaeffer yep.
Speaker 1: And Rebecca Lubin.
Speaker 5: And Michelle mccubban our pal show and Amy kunt that's right.
Speaker 3: See, this is the golden things that we don't get
to do and see when we're in our homes.
Speaker 1: I know, I know.
Speaker 3: So you should be quarantined right now. I know because
you were on an airplane yesterday. I was very concerned
about you because we're dancing with the devil.
Speaker 1: We don't care. Come at me, bro, come at me, covid.
Speaker 3: I'm me to hug you, lick your face, because they
really did fuck you.
Speaker 1: When we walked in. We're like, hi, from like twelve
feet away. Yeah, yeah, we're being careful.
Speaker 3: We're social distanced right now in studio or six feet apart.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you were on a plane, did you do
go through the whole rigamar roll again?
Speaker 1: Let me see.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you, traveling nowadays is just gonna suck
because you know, when you travel with two kids, you
gotta have you're holding all their shit. That's why I
have the big purse. You know, you're holding their their
boarding passes for them. I'm holding their ear earbuds for them,
just you know, just can you put this in your purse?
Speaker 4: That kind of shit constantly, constantly, But then they want
it's always with their phone too, can you put And
then two seconds later they're like, I have my.
Speaker 3: Phone now, did you bring my charger? Yes, the chargers
galore inside of my purse. Yes, so now old ahead,
make me a little care package before I left. Thank
god she did. She separated out gloves in a baggy,
you know. She puts Sonny's initials on it, her initials
on it, my initials on it. Then she got us
the you know, the wipes and all that stuff. But
then she also got a spray bottle, a little spray
bottle with alcohol, and she got us like, if that fails,
you got this other alcohol bottle with the dropper that
I put like in your thing. So all that stuff
which is still in my purse, and not to mention
all the masks. There's a ton of masks, right, you know.
So and then we get to the airport. And then
you got Natalia and Sonny who are completely at the
double ends of the spectrum, like they Natalia is very
she's a sergeant.
Speaker 1: When it comes to this stuff.
Speaker 3: And when she sees Sonny for one second with the mask,
because let me tell you, we were that I wear
that mask. We all three wore the mask the whole time.
Is as soon as we stepped into the airport to
the time we got out of the airport, to our
destination the whole time. So when she sees Sonny and
wearing let me tell you to wearing that mask that long,
my ears started to hurt.
Speaker 1: I wanted to take his pulling on the back of
my ears, you know.
Speaker 3: I mean, I know, because I'm not used to go
anywhere I know, right, but that's their problem.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So I you know, I'm not used to.
Speaker 3: I wear the mask, you go the store, you come home.
I haven't used I haven't wore a mask like that
for seven hours, eight hours straight.
Speaker 1: That sounds horrible. It hurts your ears.
Speaker 3: And then also you're breathing in your own air, and
I felt like, you know, and then I travel, I
get a little anxious.
Speaker 4: You get like, oh my god, I had no idea
my breath was like this, I know. I was like
I need a mint, yeah, to breathe on myself.
Speaker 2: Right yeah, and then uh and then oh what was
the Oh?
Speaker 3: So then I'm traveling and I always have a little
bit of anxiety and like my chest gets tight. But
then like, especially coming home, I was like like I couldn't.
I felt like I couldn't get a good breath. And
then you're wearing the mask, which on top of it
makes me feel like you're suffocating, right, and then I
don't want to take it off and do a bigot.
Speaker 1: On the plane, right, you know.
Speaker 2: So it just was like, oh my god, it got
to be like going there, I try.
Speaker 3: I relaxed. I don't know, I was just relaxed. But
then coming home, I was just like I couldn't get comfortable.
I spilled the wine on myself. There goes my fourteen
days of soberness. By the way, So Sonny, she sees
Sonny for one second with that mask that's just pulled
down a little bit underneath his nose. She gets and
he doesn't like her telling him what to do, and
she gets on him, you know, like but put your
mask on. Put your And then he went to the bathroom.
On the plane he came back, I was like asleep,
and then I feel this like pounding on my shoulder
and it's Nataliev sitting behind me, going he went to
the bathroom and he didn't wants his hand. I go,
how do you know?
Speaker 1: He said?
Speaker 3: I did wash my hands. And they're arguing in the
in the in the aisle, and she knows if he
watched his hands because she's like.
Speaker 1: I know him.
Speaker 3: I know him, I know him. I know he didn't
wash his hands. Tell him to put that. Put the
spray spray's hands, Mom, spray's hands.
Speaker 1: So I gotta do it. Just was just it was
not fun that part. It was not fun.
Speaker 3: But but all in all we had a good time.
You know, it was I'd say it was worth it
if we needed that.
Speaker 2: It was so nice. We were so careful. We didn't
go anywhere.
Speaker 3: We stayed home a lot, we played games a lot,
and watched four Ryan Reynolds movies in like four days.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, who's the Ryan Reynolds fan?
Speaker 2: Well, I no, I've never seen Deadpool.
Speaker 1: So we watched Deadpool. Oh I haven't seen that. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was like, all right, they you know, Nicholas, my
nephew and Sonny wanted to see it, and I heard
it was pretty good, so okay, we'll watch that. So
that was the first one. And then I kept going, Wow,
he's a babe. I didn't realize what I always thought
of him as Black Lively's wife, her husband.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: I was like, he's a babe. And then when I
said and then then Tally was like, who's his wife?
And then she's looking it up, and then Natali had
a little crush on him. And then after the movie
was over, the next night, let's watch a movie. I
was like, let's watch Ryan Reynolds movie. So we watched four.
Speaker 1: He had some good movies.
Speaker 3: There's the one with Sandra Bullock at the Proposal that
was good. There's a raunchy one with Justin Bateman in him,
the switch, the change Up, The change Up.
Speaker 1: I saw it like when I came out in the
theater years ago.
Speaker 3: Hilarious, hilarious. Those two, Oh my god, very raunchy. Not
not appropriate for the kids. And Wendy was like, oh my.
Speaker 1: God, fast forward. There's a stripper on his lap. He's
got the boobs out.
Speaker 3: I mean, but it was hilarious. It was it was
like that, you know, raunchy humor.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 2: And anyway, it was fun. We had a good time.
Speaker 3: And and I listened to the episode that you did
with Wendy and I was like, oh my god, this
is so good.
Speaker 1: It was Thank you.
Speaker 4: She's a really good storyteller. She's not boring at all.
Speaker 1: I know, she's not like she was such a natural
on the podcast. She likes telling her stories.
Speaker 3: I know, but I was a little bit like, Okay,
how's it going to be with I've never met her before,
and I was like, you never know when a civilian,
I mean I was, I was a comedian.
Speaker 1: I was nervous the first time I did a podcast.
Speaker 4: I was like, I don't know how I feel knowing
that I'm being broadcast to a lot of people.
Speaker 1: But she was so.
Speaker 4: Natural, so comfortable, knew how to tell a story. It
was so engaging listening to her talking about getting her
daughter out of Iran, I know, and all the I.
Speaker 1: Mean it was it was and just her thoughts about life.
Speaker 3: And she's grown, she's, you know, sixty one, and she
looks young. I know, she does look young when she
got started young and now she's a grandma, and I
was just.
Speaker 4: Sweet to hear her talking about like really wanting to
be with her grand really wanting to be a grandma.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, I'm like my mom right. I know. Sucks.
It was a everybody needs an aunty one ever so
slightly triggering in the way of like, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Like I wish my mom was well, but she had
a shitty I mean, she her mom left her, so,
you know, but it's nice that she's really it's amazing.
Of course, I was feeling a little bit bad for her,
it's her daughter in law. When she was just like
she sounded a little controlling. I was like, okay, and
she was like, I just want them to do it
right right.
Speaker 1: I'm just worry they're not doing it right right.
Speaker 4: But she was catching herself and going, I know, I
have to like, yes, I'm not the mom I feel
to make their mistakes.
Speaker 2: To keep trying to tell her it's hard.
Speaker 3: It's hard when you raise five kids to then now like,
let then have another baby and she's a good baby
person too, Yeah that baby, and then have it spend
the night with you, but then have it give it
back the next day. You know it. But I know
you know, but yeah, no, I listen, Thank you, Stephanie.
I have to think I wasn't even thinking of doing
the show just with her. I was thinking, she's here,
why not have her on for ten minutes? What are
we going to talk about? You know, we have nothing
really that's going on. And then you were right, because
I think the three of us on at the same
time is going to be too much.
Speaker 4: And also I was you guys were together somewhere where
that was going to be a more natural conversation than
me over in La going.
Speaker 1: But what about the I remember Lynette.
Speaker 4: Saying right, and you guys being like, can you shut
the fuck up for two seconds like we're having a
conver We got it.
Speaker 1: Oh no, now she wants to thank you. That was
very nice of you. Yeah, and it was a good
It was by fast. It went by fast. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I kept forgetting to do the ads.
Speaker 3: But yeah, and thanks to all the comments, I read them,
every single one to her.
Speaker 1: She loved it.
Speaker 2: Go on, say in front of my kids, let them hear.
Let Nicholas hears.
Speaker 1: He read her. All the people that were like, she's
so great.
Speaker 2: She cried, Yeah, cried.
Speaker 3: There was a lot that were like, you know, you're
inspiring because she doesn't think of herself that way, right.
Speaker 4: Normally people cry because all the comments are like, please
don't ever have a guest again.
Speaker 1: Well, that's the other thing I knew.
Speaker 4: I had a feeling that was painful. That person was
a blowhard. Now please just don't.
Speaker 3: No, I know I had a gut feeling that this
audience was going to like her because she is humble,
she's a mom, she wasn't selling anything. She wasn't selling anything.
She had a lot of stories to tell, interesting stories.
Just the mom leaving her alone is interesting. And then
but then when we didn't you know, when we when
we did it, I knew what was gonna be.
Speaker 1: I knew everybody was gonna be nice. So yeah, thank you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's funny. I get still solicited. Our podcast page
gets so many. It's basically PR people.
Speaker 3: Saying hey, and they always start out with like, I'm
such a big fan of your show.
Speaker 1: You know, just love going way back. Listen. I have
a client and they and it's.
Speaker 4: The most It's like, you can't ever have listened to
one episode of our show. I know, I have to
know we would hate exactly and that our audience.
Speaker 3: I get emails from people too, like PR, people like, yeah,
she's written a book on raising ten kids, right right, right,
that's not us, Like, and she loves your show, she'd
be perfect, right, And I don't even answer them.
Speaker 4: Oh I don't either, because at this point I'm like, well,
you're not a person, You're not somebody who knows, right,
So I wouldn't even start entertaining doing you a favor
and annoying our audience, right, And also most of these
types of people that we wouldn't have on as guests
are people that have a I wrote a book about
my way of doing things that your audience is really
going to love when I tell you how to raise
your kids. No one thing our audience doesn't like is
when we go, oh, here's the way that you need
to raise your kids. They're like, really, bitch, why don't
you just tell us the ways that you fucked up
and we'll learn from that?
Speaker 1: Right? Like that side better? Yes? Do it? Okay, So Lenna,
I have a little little story for you. Real quick.
Your skin looks really good. I did that chemical peel.
I know you're just saying that, No, no, you're did
you do the peel?
Speaker 3: I I emailed her and she emailed me back now
and I just got back last night.
Speaker 1: But I'm gonna I'm gonna get it. I it's great.
Speaker 4: I really liked it, and it's going to continue to
lighten up. I know I was telling on our Facebook
page I did a chemical peel because what else am
I doing?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: I know now as the time, so I ran into
my Okay, I have two things. So I ran into
my neighbor. I think I told you that last time,
the one the least a little thing. Yeah, and that's
how I got the peel. But so last week not
last weekend? And I guess we did, did I? So
did I tell you about cracking my tooth now? Because
it wasn't that okay? Well, I literally took a bite
of pizza what and I heard this really loud noise
and I felt like, you, I feel like you bit
down on like a pebble.
Speaker 1: That's what I thought.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh my god, something hard was in
the pizza, and my whole body like I got chilled.
Speaker 1: And it was a loud noise. Elbie was standing with
me and she was like, mom, what was that? And
I was like, oh my god, I think I like
cracked my tooth. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: So I was so scared. I thought, I, like, you know,
broke a big chunk out of my tooth. And I
went to like look at it and like I put
my tongue there and there's like nothing missing.
Speaker 1: And I was like, Okay, false alarm.
Speaker 4: I guess I just bit down on something hard and
it sounded like that. Went and looked in the mirror
and I'm looking I see nothing, no problem, So I'm like,
what but my tooth started but I was in pain
and it wasn't going away, and it felt like like
a nerve.
Speaker 3: Like I felt like I'd hit a nerve. So then
I kept trying to tell myself.
Speaker 4: I was like, maybe I just like bumped my tooth
so hard when I bit down on something hard.
Speaker 1: Maybe there was something.
Speaker 4: Hard I bit on it, it moved my tooth and
I bumped a nerve. So hours are going by and
I'm like, oh, this really hurts. Then the next day
was Sunday, though that was like a Saturday night. So
Sunday I called my dentist. I was like, I think
I need to be seen. I don't know what I did,
but I did something right, and she's like, come in
tomorrow morning. She goes, it can wait. I come in
the next morning. She takes one look, she goes, you
broke your tooth in half.
Speaker 2: Goad Oh my god.
Speaker 1: I teet her like she looked at it. She sees.
I was like, really, because I didn't see anything.
Speaker 4: She goes, yeah, that's because it's like it looks like
a seam. She goes, you probably just thought it looked
like your tooth, but it's literally broken in half. She goes,
we can't save that tooth right away.
Speaker 2: Which tooth is it?
Speaker 1: It's one of the back molars. No, no, it's not
a molar middle.
Speaker 4: It's like it's the tooth before a back molar right
on the top.
Speaker 1: Oh god.
Speaker 4: So then she said she goes, uh, She's like, yeah,
you definitely are going to lose the tooth, and I
was like, are you sure.
Speaker 1: In my mind, I'm like, are you a dentist. Let
me have it.
Speaker 2: Let me look on the hood again.
Speaker 3: Because I was like, our dentist, isn't the idea to
save the tooth?
Speaker 4: I mean, my biggest fear though, was that she was
going to say I needed a root canal. So then
in my mind I'm like, well, she didn't say I
need a root canal, but I knew that losing a
tooth is no joke when you're our age, yeah, right,
like or any age.
Speaker 3: I was like, this is not good. And I said
this is not good, right, and she's like, no, it's
not good. It's not good news. She's like, but I said,
how come I can't. Can't you just like put a
crown on it? She said no, because you're it's open,
like you broke your tooth in half. It's not like
if a if a big chunk of your tooth came off,
I could like see it, we could like steal it
up around it. There's no way, she said, there's no way.
It's in like two halves, right, you can't. I can't
put it back together.
Speaker 2: So can't you say one half and just make a.
Speaker 1: That's what I thought, right, right?
Speaker 4: But I think no because I think that the the
root is exposed basically right, Like it's cracked all the
way under the gum line, right. So if it was
above it, sure they could just remove half the tooth
if there was something on the bottom of it. But
it's broken all the way to the gum right. So
so she's like, you just can't. So then she's like, okay,
you have options. I was like, I'm all ears. She said, okay,
so you could. There's two things, but the tooth has
to come out. Both of them involve your tooth coming out.
I was like, can you give me the option that
doesn't involve my tooth coming out?
Speaker 1: She said no. I was like, okay, let me hear it.
Speaker 4: She said, one option is that we take it the
tooth out and then it heals, and then we build
a bridge and we glue it and it attaches to
the two teeth on either side. And I'm like, I
am liking this option. Tell me more.
Speaker 1: This does not sound bad, right.
Speaker 4: I was like, I think I'm ready to go with
option one already without hearing option two, which she does
not door number one or door number two, I'm already
not liking door number two. She's saying, we make a bridge.
We attached the new a fake tooth basically to the
one tooth on either side. She's like, wait, let me finish.
Speaker 1: I have that.
Speaker 3: Well I had that you did when I was younger.
Oh oh yeah, yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 4: Okay, so she says, well, well, what what happens is
so she's up.
Speaker 1: Well, first thing, she said, you'll like this. She's like,
smile and I was like okay, and she goes, oh, yeah,
you're going to see it.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 3: No, first thing, she says, first option there was not
there were three options.
Speaker 4: First option is do nothing. She's like, so you just don't.
You just don't have a tooth there. And I was like,
then she goes, let me see you smile. I smiled
and She's like, well, yeah, you'll be able to see it,
and I was like, oh, okay, so option number one
is look like a hallbilly. I think we can skip
ahead to option two. I'm already liking option two more
than option one.
Speaker 1: Option two was the bridge. I'm like, say no more,
let's stop at option two.
Speaker 4: I like that, you got me, Well, let me finish
we Option two involves we have to whittle down the
two teeth around it to like almost nothing. So it's
like when you get veneers, they get rid of both
most of your tooth so that they can because to
attach the tooth to the other two teeth.
Speaker 1: I guess you can't just I'm like, why can't you
just glue that fucker in there? Right? Super glue? That
stuff is really strong.
Speaker 3: A construction worker can hang off of a beam right
and not fall.
Speaker 1: I've seen that commercial. Why wouldn't my tooth field to
stay in my mouth? Answer me? That riddled me?
Speaker 4: That doctor mirror. So she's like, I just you have
to whittle down the two too. I was like, can
we do it without whittling the tooth?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: I was like, okay, still liking option too, though, let's
whittle down the right. I don't know, saying the total
downside of whittling down the teeth.
Speaker 2: Does she build it up again?
Speaker 3: I mean, does she put other stuff on the teeth,
like a veneer or something to make this so nice?
So you get a crown on both teeth right surrounding
the middle tooth, and then they attach they put something
that's there's the fake tooth that's attached in the middle,
and they glue it on.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm like, I still like this option. I'm still
liking this option. You haven't talked me out of it.
She's like, well, dentists, we really don't like to do
that because we're going to ruin two perfectly good teeth.
Speaker 1: And I was like, but what do I need them for?
Speaker 4: Like I'm like, I'm already kind of old, Like I mean,
I'm not a tooth model. I don't think any you
know what I mean, Like, I don't think anyone. People
aren't photographing the back of my mouth all that often.
Speaker 1: Who fucking cares? I was like, let's do that.
Speaker 3: She's like, and then she says, I just She's like,
it's just I was like, I don't know. I'm still
not really sure why that's a terrible option, but she
said it's very involved and it's just not done that
much anymore. And she's like, the third option is you
we take the tooth out, and then you have to
put in the implant, the post to post, the titanium.
Speaker 4: Screw that goes in, and then there's bone graft. I'm like, okay,
I need to hear about bone graph Yeah, but then
I thought of you, right, And then as I was
telling you, I was like, this is going to be
one of those situations where suddenly I'm all ears. I'm like, Lonette, right,
I have a vague sense that this happened to you
because I didn't really listen to you that much, and
that you're going to be like, oh, remember when I
used to talk about Molly all the time. That suddenly
you got Penelope and you're like, oh, didn't you used
to have a talk? Suddenly you're all the ears about
to Molly stories. Now I knew you were going to
be like, yeah, bitch, that happened to me. I was
out for many hours having surgery on my mouth.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, with a front tooth missing.
Speaker 1: So tell me, okay, so how did that happen?
Speaker 2: In a nutshell?
Speaker 1: I was in New York and the.
Speaker 3: Next day at like four o'clock, we were doing at
Mangree a meet and greet with me hosting it, right, okay.
And so the night before I had a business dinner
and the guy across from me we went to a
sushi place and it was like they had the porcelain,
the porcelain chopsticks, the wooden ones, right, and so we're
sitting there and he's talking and I popped the thing
with the chuck. Normally, if I was with my friends,
first of all, I would it just use my fingers, right, okay.
But because I'm like with this guy, so I take
the thing, I put it in my mouth and I
bite down on the porcelain. And now this so I
have the two front teeth and on the right side,
the tooth next to the front teeth on the right
was a baby tooth.
Speaker 2: My whole life.
Speaker 3: Oh and then I got something put in like a
I think I got a bridge. I had a Maryland
bridge put in. That's what they called it back then.
It was a bridge, okay, but it was a front
I don't know, so meaning they did something to your
front tooth and the one next they didn't do that.
Speaker 1: No, they did what you said.
Speaker 3: They just they just had wings, a tooth with wings,
and they glued it on the two.
Speaker 1: With the tooth.
Speaker 4: Okay, so they didn't have to whittle anything down. They
never did they whittling.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: I don't know why they're doing that. Maybe because it's
a front teeth, Maybe in the back they do that.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: So, okay, So I've had that my whole entire life, right,
So that's what was in there, And when I took
a bite, the thing just completely broke off, completely clear
break right at the top of the gum, nothing like
cracked in half or anything, just off the whole thing.
And now city you're talking to this guy got a
business meeting, and I was like, oh, Mark, I think
this isn't And by the way, didn't say anything for
like twenty minutes.
Speaker 1: I had the two.
Speaker 3: He didn't know, No, he was it's a dark restaurant.
I took the tooth out. I like held it in
my hand. I'm talking chewing and I'm listening, and I'm
having a drain and I'm listening.
Speaker 4: Because that's a pretty obvious tooth. I can't believe you
couldn't see.
Speaker 3: Now I mean when you're talking and he's taking you know,
he was talking, talking a lot, and then I just
remember I let him finish his stuff, this story, and
then I when there was a lull in it, then
I said, uh, the mark I think I just uh,
front tooth just broke right off. And he was like,
oh my god, let me see it. I showed it
to him and he was like, oh, and I go, do.
Speaker 1: You know any dentists?
Speaker 3: Because I had to be somewhere four o'clock tomorrow with
everybody like taking pictures, and now what am I going
to do? And he was like, you know, he lived
like up upstate New York, and he's like, I don't
know any dentists down here. I can call around. First
thing I thought of was doctor Drew. I text Drew
within it was ten o'clock at night in New York time.
Speaker 1: Within ten minutes got a text back.
Speaker 3: Call this guy, he's a dentist, give him a tech
right now. Tell them your situation.
Speaker 1: I did. They called back. She called back and she
said what happened?
Speaker 3: I told her, and she said, be at my office
tomorrow eight thirty in the morning, no, like seven thirty
before they open.
Speaker 1: So I went.
Speaker 3: She was a genius. She fixed she did some shit.
I had to go had to go to a lab
and fix it and do something. And then I had
to come back at like three o'clock on my way
to the thing. Wait, you had to go to a
lab to do what would She had to take an
impression and then send it and then take it. You know,
she had to do it wasn't anything she could to
do right there in an hour. So she had to
take an impression and do all that kind of stuff.
It's not teeth crafters. No, it's not teeth crafters.
Speaker 1: We'll give you a new front tooth about an hour.
About an hour.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So and then she said come back at what
time can you come back? And I said, well, I
have to be there at four, and she says, can
you make it five?
Speaker 2: And I was like, well, we already.
Speaker 1: Like a movie. I know, I'm in a boring movie.
Speaker 3: I know it's like a Denise Richards movie from the eighties.
Speaker 1: It's like a lifetime movie.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would be really into, right, and then what
you had to be with friends?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: And then I married the dentist and we lived happily
around So you're like Okay, can you come at five?
And I was like, I'm supposed to be there at four,
and then Patrick and Jay were there, so they set
up and then they were like, just go go to
the dentist.
Speaker 1: We'll take care of it.
Speaker 3: They got everything set up because I was gonna help
set up, and then I went.
Speaker 1: So I went.
Speaker 3: I got all dressed up and ready, and I showed
up at the dentist's office and she put the thing
in and she.
Speaker 1: Says, it's just temporary. When you get home.
Speaker 3: I'm having a feeling you're gonna have to have a
post put in or something.
Speaker 2: And I was like, yeah, yeah, yeah, just do it.
I gotta go like over my head.
Speaker 3: Then she's like, go to the dentist when you get
home because this is just temporary. I go, it's not
going to fall out or anything, is it? And she goes, no,
it's not gonna And she made it look like the
color that's the other thing they had to do. She
made it look wasn't like bright white. It looked so good.
I even have a picture of it.
Speaker 1: Can't you just keep that?
Speaker 2: She says, it's only temporary. That's what I said.
Speaker 1: So, but it was attached to your tooth. It was
attached to my tooth.
Speaker 3: And not only did she do that, she gave me
a temporary flipper they call him. So I put it
in my mouth, so I had something there for the
whole day that I was in New York, whatever I
was doing that day, Not that I needed it, but
you know, it's better to walk around not toothless.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and by the way, I forgot about this part.
Speaker 2: After that business dinner, I was I was by myself,
and I was starving because I didn't eat that much
because it was one of the first bites.
Speaker 3: Right. That's all I could think about is missing tooth, right,
And all I want to do is call that dentist.
So then that night I wanted to get some pizza.
I got back to my hotel. I walked by myself
to a pizza parlor and this handsome black.
Speaker 1: Dude was like, hey, baby, can I buy you visa pizza?
Speaker 2: Because I was like dressed nice right right, but little
smiled and I was like, oh, I don't know Jesus.
I told him what happened, and he was so funny
and he's like, well, you want to go out, you
want to go have a drink and I was like, no,
I got to go to bed, and he's like, let
me walk you home, and I was like okay, so
he'd like walk me up the street. Yes, and then uh,
he's like you sure.
Speaker 1: You do want to go to the rooftop and have
a drink. And I was like no, mom, I'm good.
Speaker 2: I'm good, and he's like, oh, can I get your number?
Speaker 1: I'm like, I'm married.
Speaker 3: I'm toothless and married.
Speaker 2: But if I was single and you still like me, none.
Speaker 1: Hope, why should just leave the tooth thug? Yes?
Speaker 3: So anyway, Uh, so you get home? So then I
got home and then uh.
Speaker 4: And we're let me ask you, because I know you
and I have a lot in common. Were you tempted
to just not ever go to the Yes?
Speaker 1: Of course.
Speaker 4: I'm like, like, what happens, and it happens right when
it happens, then I'll go.
Speaker 1: Of course I was thinking that, So what happened? Why'd
you go? Well?
Speaker 3: I caught, but she kept telling me, and my worst
fears for that, I have dreams that my teeth are
falling on you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what does that mean?
Speaker 1: That you're coming into money? I heard it, not me
into not money.
Speaker 3: I heard it was that you're not being heard. I
feel like you're not being heard because Suzanna has the
same thing too.
Speaker 1: You dream like your teeth are falling out. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think it's because you grind your teeth.
Speaker 1: That's what I think. Oh.
Speaker 2: Interesting, But so I did have that fear and that happened.
That what happened under the circumstances that that happened to me,
it was a little bit traumatizing, like, oh, I got
I got with this thing at four o'clock. But yeah, yeah, yeah,
So that's why I.
Speaker 3: Had a lot going on. I was like, I got
I just got to go take care of it. So
I went and they had they put a post I
to go, like.
Speaker 4: So you went to the dentist and they said, and
you just explained to what happened, Yes, and they looked
at it, took an X ray probably yes, and they
were like, this gotta come out right.
Speaker 2: Well, there was nothing, there was nothing to take out.
Speaker 1: The tooth was gone. But for some reason, so, well,
is it just your gum?
Speaker 3: It was my gum, But I guess maybe there was
some because the nerve wasn't it didn't hurt, So I
don't know or I don't know, but.
Speaker 4: So maybe it wasn't ever anything there because maybe they
took the baby tooth out stats at it, and they
glued the tooth onto the ones next to it. So
you just broke that tooth out of your mouth, right right?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: So how did she attach the new one to these
teeth on the other side either side? Well, he said
you need an implant. I wanted the bridge. I said
I had a Marylyn Bridge my whole life. Why can't
He goes, well, we don't really do that now, see
so uh then he said you need an You're gonna
need an implant, okay.
Speaker 2: So I'll make you a tooth.
Speaker 3: Or he said, I'll make you a tooth that's temporary,
keep it for now.
Speaker 2: Then I had to go.
Speaker 1: Back like two or three times, and then he had
to do the.
Speaker 3: Bone graph that they shouldn't even say bone graph, because
when I heard that too, I was like.
Speaker 1: I want to what are they I should dead? Yeah?
I know, I know. Why are you doing something with
my bones?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: I know, leave my.
Speaker 3: Bones out of this procedure, right, They shouldn't even say that.
Don't say that, don't because it makes it because I
there's any avoid saying the words bone graph at all.
Pat doesn't need to know that just they do it
absolutely because they did it, know any different? Okay, so yes,
no bone graft talk, right, don't tell them that. Why
I don't understand. First of all, why do they feel
the need to explain it's flage information.
Speaker 2: I know the dentists always have done that. I'm not
a dentist.
Speaker 1: I know. I barely went to medic dental school.
Speaker 4: First of all, I barely went to medical school, and
then I barely went to dental dental school. You only
went two years, isn't Yeah, so three and a half
I didn't finish, is what we're trying.
Speaker 1: To say, right right, I'm not a credit it. Okay.
I can do like a bridge. I can whittle. You
can whittle a little. Yeah, with a nail file.
Speaker 3: Oh god, I get the good nail files though, like
the yes, yeah, of course, not the target on you
go to like you know, uh, not the ones that
are for I don't make the mistake of your the
ones that just polish a little bit, like I get
the ones that will grind it down, yes, like Sally
Hanson's wants or something. Okay, So you go in there
and they're like, we're gonna have the new amonger.
Speaker 2: Yes, we're gonna have to do a post. Then we
do a bone graph, but then you don't have any
wings or anything anymore. Then that's your tooth, right, And
although I will say, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: That's my tooth.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, yeah, I mean it's a fake. Two ye,
it's a fake tooth. I thought there was something in between. No,
that was before, so they put the thing in. They
put the post in, so I had to go like
two to three times.
Speaker 4: So first you go in, but you didn't get any extraction.
So you first you go in and they do the
they stick the post in there.
Speaker 1: No, they make like.
Speaker 3: There is like a coup. There's the initial appointment. There's
like two to three. It's like step by step by step.
Then they then they do the I can't remember, but
then and then they do the bone graph the thing
and then you go back again to get the real
tooth put in.
Speaker 2: So they give you something temporary. And that's when I
had the flipper, right, that's when the thing just would
fly out of my mouth and I had So they
didn't play the post in right away. No, well maybe
they did. I can't remember.
Speaker 4: So I went to Okay, So my dentist said, so
you need to go to an oral surgeon me too
to do this. Okay, So I was like, Okay, Now
I immediately started obsessing because I put it on the
for crying out loud Facebook group thing, and a bunch
of people were like, Oh, I have somebody. I have
somebody like in Lynnette's neighborhood. I have somebody in your neighborhood.
I have this person, this person.
Speaker 3: And then of course a lot of people were like,
get a second opinion, which is like, go make your
head explode, because I'm like, I just want to trust
the person, yes, that your dentist sent you to or something.
Speaker 4: Well, she said, I can give you some names. But
so I had already kind of shopped around oral surgeons
when Elbe needed some teeth removed a few years ago,
and I had gone to so Elbie's orthodontist had sent
me to a guy that she really likes, and I
love the orthodonist. The orthodontist, by the way, was a
third opinion, like I'd seen two other ones didn't like
what they had to say.
Speaker 1: And I had gone to her her, so I really
trusted her.
Speaker 4: She liked this guy anyway, and I had gone to
their office and we had a great experience, and I
thought they were I compared prices with another oral surgeon
and this one that I went to, doctor low cut lkot.
The price was a lot better. I felt like they
were way more transparent about how much things cost. They
weren't trying to like right. The other one was like, well,
it's one hundred and sixty five dollars consultation fee and
you don't get that back and it doesn't go towards
the work. And I was like, and but they wouldn't
quote me a price over the phone, of course.
Speaker 1: Not the other one.
Speaker 4: So anyway, I ended up with this guy. I liked him,
so I called them. I made an appointment. I went
in and he was like, oh yeah, he's like.
Speaker 1: The tooth is. I was like, get so tell me
the truth. Though I can't me to fix.
Speaker 4: It right like the other dentists, don't worry about her.
You don't know her. She didn't recommend you. Yeah, I
was like, so tell me the truth. Can you can
you put like a crack? Can you just put something
my hat on it?
Speaker 3: On it?
Speaker 1: She put a trucker cap on it. I'm old.
Speaker 4: He was really funny though, He's like, no, you just
He's like, you just can't. Don't ask me why I
barely went to dental school.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 4: He I actually looked him up and he'd been like
he was a serious go getter. He was like president
of his class, and you know, I was looking up
the place and I went on the website and I
was like reading about the guy right, and I was like,
this guy's like this guy is not like not doing
his homework. This guy was like class president of his
dental school or whatever.
Speaker 1: And I told him that.
Speaker 3: I was like, well, I'm going to trust you because
I read all about I was like class president. I
was like, you are a go getter. I'm impressed. So
he was really nice. So he said he's like, well, basically,
it's very expensive you get all this done.
Speaker 1: So I was like, don't tell me how much it is.
I don't want an insurance doesn't cover any of it.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't have dental insurance for one thing, okay,
and I'll tell you why because my medical insurance.
Speaker 1: You may know. But if I was like, Kaiser, You're
like what all this time, I thought it was blue Shield.
Speaker 2: You just want to fuck with blue Shield, that's all.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: I have a blue Shield resolution story which I'll I'll
tell you later and it's not going to be triggering
to anybody. It's good, but it did involve me having
to get tough. Yeah, Mama laid down the law.
Speaker 4: So anyway, the reason I don't have dental insurance is
because my freaking regular insurance is twenty four hundred dollars
a month to cover our whole family. It's very expensive
to have a good plan if you want to. And
the kids are all covered. They're dental Obamacare, thank you Obama.
They all get all their cleanings. If they lose a tooth,
that stuff is covered. But for us, for me and John,
it would be really expensive to add dental anyway. The
oral surgeon guy was like, you're lucky.
Speaker 1: You don't.
Speaker 4: I think that's a it's kind of a ripoff because
it never covers. They call everything cosmetic and they wouldn't
cover it anyway. The only thing I think they cover
is like anesthesia. Yes they cover well, but yeah, but
my feeling is cleanings are not that expensive. I'm going
to pay three hundred dollars a month for dental insurance
and a cleaning.
Speaker 3: Is eighty five dollars. Let's just say every six months.
I went without dental for a long time. Yeah, it's
just too much, you know. Yeah, but this is going
to cost me forty six hundred dollars. Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: But anyway, so he says there's possible.
Speaker 4: He's like, if I do a three D X ray,
I can tell you if you have enough bone. Because
I was like, so I'm looking at like a year
of dental work and he's like, well, let's let's do
this X ray.
Speaker 1: So we do the X ray and he's like, you're
in luck. You have enough.
Speaker 4: Bhone I don't have to do They still have to
put the bones to this stone grap I know. But
it all happens so Wednesday morning. There's Monday he's doing
the extraction and putting in the screw and then it
has to heal for four months.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And then I get the fake tooth and it is
she can attach it right right, right, right right, So.
Speaker 3: So they they are going to put in the fake
tooth on Wednesday.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, on Wednesday, they take out this tooth
that is Oh, they do the hurting still oh, they
haven't done the extraction yet, because he's like, you could
come in Friday.
Speaker 1: So this was a Wednesday. He goes, you can do
it Friday.
Speaker 4: I was like, well, I'm going to record board af
on Saturday, and then for crying out loud on Monday.
What if I'm still really hurting and I can't talk,
that's going to ruin my whole weekend. And I wasn't
in that much pain at that time. So the next
appointment so today's Memorial Day Tuesday.
Speaker 1: They were booked.
Speaker 3: So their next appointment is first thing Wednesday morning. So
I was like that sounds fine.
Speaker 1: Course I leave and like a few hours later, I'm like, fuck,
this is painful.
Speaker 2: Oh god, what have you been taking motrin?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Anyway, so did I'll wrap up the Blue Shield thing though.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So remember I told you that Blue Shield was like
finally after I after I tweeted about that about it,
I told you they were like, hey, we care about
you and your needs.
Speaker 3: Please email us at help desk at Blue Shield. And
I was like, yeah, blow me, you help that. I've
spent twenty five hours on hold for Blue Shield listening
to California Dreaming, and now you tell me that just
sending an email to the Generic Help.
Speaker 1: Dusk was going to solve my problem. Doubtful.
Speaker 3: But then I did, and they sent me back an
email and said, oh, yeah, it was our mistake and
we're going to give you a refund check six hundred
dollars for CVS Specialty Pharmacy and three hundred dollars for.
Speaker 1: The other one.
Speaker 4: They kept telling me that we hadn't met our deductible
to reimburse us for the deductible.
Speaker 3: All of a sudden they were like, oh yeah, yeah,
it's our bad.
Speaker 1: Which you might remember.
Speaker 3: I was like, so all of this time, you kept
gaslighting me and going oh no, no, no, that's just CVS.
Speaker 1: They overcharged you.
Speaker 4: That's not our fault, right, I mean, we feel so
bad for you, but nothing we can do.
Speaker 1: It's their end.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you might want to call them again and tell
them how dissatisfied you are.
Speaker 1: Really, well, it's just so weird that.
Speaker 3: The amount that CBS is saying that I owe them
is the exact amount of my deductible.
Speaker 1: Weird, that's a coincidence. What a quinkidink.
Speaker 4: But anyway, so they copped to it, all right, we
owe you this money, which I promptly did not get.
Speaker 3: So then time by, and then the other day a
CVS specialty pharmacy basically puts a hold on Sadie's medication
because they're like, because you have this six hundred dollars balance.
So I called them and I said, I was talking
to the lady.
Speaker 4: She was super nice, and I said, you know too
long didn't read, but blue Shield really owes this money
and I'm waiting on a check. And the woman was
really she was really nice, and somehow we were chatting
and she was like, okay, well did you tell them
that you know you need the money because you need
to pay it, because I said, I've been waiting on
this check. And I said, well, honestly, the only way
these people it's really hard to deal with them.
Speaker 1: I said, I've spent a lot of time on hold.
Speaker 4: The only way I got them to do anything was
by tweeting at them. And then she said, why don't
you tweet at them again? I was like, you know what,
good point. There's one thing I can do first, So
I go back to the woman that had emailed me
back originally from the House Dusk, who I've emailed back
and forth with a few times, and I said, hey, listen,
Sherry from Blue Shield. I was like, you know, I
still don't have these checks, I said in Blue Shield,
And I said in a CVS specialty pharmacy doesn't want
to send out my daughter's medication.
Speaker 1: I go, which, this is your fault.
Speaker 3: And I don't have six hundred dollars lying around to
pay something that I don't owe, I said, And you
keep telling me this check is delayed.
Speaker 1: I was like, well, I'm done.
Speaker 2: I go.
Speaker 1: So if I don't have this check.
Speaker 4: In my hand to pay to CVS within the next week,
I said, I'm going to go back to social media.
I go, which is how I got you to respond
to me in the first place. I go, I'm going
to start tweeting. I'm going to go on all my
social media and I'm going to talk all about how
my daughter can't have her medication because of your mistake.
Speaker 3: Not to mention you did like three shows on your
popular podcast.
Speaker 4: I didn't want to tell her that because then she'd
be like, wow, that sure helped you, didn't it?
Speaker 1: A lot of people boycotting us, now, good work. I
didn't want to tell that. Yeah, so got it.
Speaker 3: I emailed back an hour later, she's like, oh, oh, hi,
happy to assist you. Yeah, the check went out yesterday,
to which I was like, I'm sure it did.
Speaker 1: And then I emailed her back and I was like what.
Speaker 4: Oh, she said, just allow it seven to fourteen business
days to get to you. I was like, oh, so
that means it's going out soon right now that I
just said that, right, I got my check. Yeah, so
I got the nine hundred dollars, which owed me at
least since calling blue Shield ended up being like a
part time job.
Speaker 1: Right, Oh my god, Well good for you, Good for you.
So but back to your tooth.
Speaker 3: Okay, so you went in because but I was just
remembering that at one point you had like a five
hour dental appointment.
Speaker 1: Yes, do I have that to look forward to? Yeah?
I think so. Now what part was that carrying member?
Speaker 2: There was a stage, there's like two or three I
think it was, and they put you out, I think too.
Speaker 3: Oh hell yeah, I'm not going to be awake for
a bone grab hitting me.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: And I didn't take any of the good drugs either.
Speaker 1: I remember. I know I'm a hero. I know I'm
gonna have to be one too. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it just just just just bite the bullet and
say no, thank You'll take mouldrid and that'll be that.
Speaker 1: So so when.
Speaker 4: You got the post, how bad was the pain? It
didn't really hurt, It didn't. I don't remember it being
in that much pain. I don't remember that. Okay, they
numb you up really good, you know.
Speaker 2: I think maybe when the pain, well, they put you out,
did they put you Yeah, they put you out, but
then you know you're like numb and you wake up.
But then like I think I remember when I was coming,
when the when the the stuff was wearing off. Yeah,
that's when I remember it like throbbing. I think, yeah,
my tooth is throbbing now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it'll feel much better though, it will, I
think after Wednesday, So then it was it was throbbing,
and I think I took like four Motrin and then
I think it's kind of just went away and don't
think it really hurt.
Speaker 1: I didn't. I don't think it hurt that much. Okay,
I don't remember.
Speaker 4: That because remember when we did our final inches, yes,
and we were all brave, like yeah, we're not going
to need any drugs, and then it hurts so bad. Yeah, yeah,
like two days afterwards that we were like, what the
fuck were we thinking?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 1: So for people that.
Speaker 3: Don't remember or no, there was a time when we
had another podcast together.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: You people think we have ads now, Yes, that's all
we talked about was Final Inches.
Speaker 1: Right, that was our one ad and Kaylin wasn't with us.
Speaker 3: We had another producer no longer here, gone long time ago,
actually tried to sue us. But anyway, and her husband yep,
so she found like Final Inches wanted to us to
partake in what they were offering.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like and I was like, get rid of my
saddle box, yes please?
Speaker 3: Like it was like, uh what we it was laser LiPo.
It was laser light bo right, So they went in
like under your you know, they put you out but
then you wake up. No, they didn't put us out.
They used they used local. But that part really hurt.
Speaker 4: Remember I was like, well this really hurts, and they
told me I was being a baby.
Speaker 1: They put lyda Kane.
Speaker 4: They inject Lydakane into your skin, and that part hurts.
Speaker 1: It's like it it hurts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't remember that part.
Speaker 3: I do remember being in there talking to her and
being loopy and cracking jokes while she was doing it.
So I had it done on my stomach and you
had it done on your like outer thighs, outer thighs,
and old producer had it done on her arms, and
you know it didn't stay. Yeah, so we did do
it and then we came back. How come I didn't
come back with you guys?
Speaker 1: We did it on different dates? Oh okay, we did
it separately. Who drove me? Maybe you and Kathy went together? Yeah,
maybe you guys went together.
Speaker 2: You guys took a town car. Yeah, I thought you
guys took a town car.
Speaker 1: Coming back. I feel like I went with her, did I?
Speaker 2: I think so because I think I was getting angry
with her behind the scenes, and I think you talked
to her and then you told me her side of things.
Speaker 4: No, that's when I went to San Diego with her
the blogging conference.
Speaker 1: Remember, I went to.
Speaker 3: San Diego and interviewed all these bloggers with her, and
we stayed in a hotel room.
Speaker 4: And that's when she was like telling me, yeah, yeah, wow,
and that doesn't really like me that stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, never did.
Speaker 3: I got spot a phony a mile of story now
I'm kidding.
Speaker 2: So yeah, So anyway, I mean that I don't remember.
Speaker 3: The only thing, the only procedure I can think of
that I remember hurting like a bitch was the uh,
the caterizing of the insides when I did that.
Speaker 2: You remember when I what do you call it?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, when I had the ablacion coming out of
that anesthesia. Oh, I hurt so bad and all I
took was motrin and it just it just I couldn't
like I wanted. I think I took two tail and
all pms to to knock me out because I wanted
to sleep.
Speaker 1: I didn't want to feel that. It hurts so bad.
Speaker 2: That's the only thing I can remember, Like that final inches.
Speaker 4: I remember being so much pain. Like the next day
that I was like, oh my god, why did I
turn down the drugs? And we asked them, We're like,
do you think it's are We're gonna be okay without
any kind of like without any narcroducts, And they're like, yeah, you.
Speaker 3: Should be fine, let's take it. And I was like
cursing my life. I know, I know a couple of days.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 3: I think it's different parts of the body too, is
more sensitive.
Speaker 1: You know, maybe it did hurt.
Speaker 6: I don't remember, and then we had to wear that
those comprate I do remember that were so painful, and
it was in the debt of summer, so it was
hot and I had to we had to wear those
those compression garments twenty four to seven for like a
couple of weeks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, and it was a pain.
Speaker 4: And it's like wearing the tightest spanks you could possibly wear,
where they're cutting off your circulation all day, every day,
sleeping in it, sleeping in it. You only you could
take it off for a shower and that's it. Then
you have to put it right back on, right, Okay, Yeah,
was it worth it?
Speaker 1: Yes? It was. Yeah, it was totally Oh.
Speaker 4: Yes, oh yeah, Oh my gosh, how much fun did
we just have?
Speaker 2: That was a lot of fun. Now, see see this
is why I wanted.
Speaker 1: To be back in the studio. I know.
Speaker 4: I was thinking we could talk about our husband's on Patreon. Okay,
because now I'm not at home.
Speaker 3: Okay, everyone's like, why can't you talk about your marriage? Yeah,
because my husband's having a nap. I'm going to be like,
fucking husband's napping all the time.
Speaker 2: While he's napping, I know, And I do have an
addendum from last week of like, yeah, you had an opinion. Okay,
it turns out my therapist had the same opinion and
called me a lot.
Speaker 1: I was on vacation. Uh, what was it about about Patreon? Yes,
but we talked about last week. Okay, Well let's talk
about it on Patreon. All right. Thank you guys, thank you.
Thanks Galen