Speaker 1: I made decision faced sunny sun on Ihad a vision
like nice, Oh there you are, hey, everybuddy, we welcome to
for crying out loud, I couldn't see you. You have
to scoot over.
Speaker 2: Well, I was going with Stephanie, but I guess, I
guess when that is the official.
Speaker 3: I'm in my nuts chair, everybody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can't look to the left door of the right.
Speaker 3: She's all freaked out.
Speaker 1: I got it. I got like I had a little
stressful week, and so I got like, I don't know,
pinched nerves in my neck.
Speaker 3: I hate it.
Speaker 1: I know, like I'm driving and I can't look over
my shoulder like it hurts the turn.
Speaker 3: That's the worst I know.
Speaker 1: So I made Stephanie move. I'm on the other side
of the table. Anyway, I'm fine with it. I'm really
good with change. So you see, you guys will never
know any different, Okay, anyway.
Speaker 4: It might feel different, the whole vibe might be just
you know, but maybe it'll be like a fresh vibe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because we're I'm not used to being on this side.
Speaker 3: I know you're gonna have all kinds of energy.
Speaker 1: Ye see already.
Speaker 3: Also, here's something we just want to let you know
about Go Go Squeeze.
Speaker 1: You'll love them. You know where to find them in
the Apple Sauce ale.
Speaker 5: There.
Speaker 1: You go at any store, Target, the grocery store, whatever.
Speaker 3: Get some.
Speaker 1: But not the car auto shop store.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not.
Speaker 4: Don't go to the car wash gift shop. They have
a lot of great stuff, but.
Speaker 1: You're pasting there. Sometimes I almost want to buy a purse, yes,
I like, I like, look, I do some browsing and
then I go, shoot, I need something that will hold
my phone and I could charge two things at once
and I can have a mirror behind it. That's awesome.
That's genius.
Speaker 4: I think that's so funny. They always have really random stuff.
Sometimes they have a lot of stuff that has nothing
to do.
Speaker 1: With cars, right, you know, like purpurse toys. Yeah, mm hmmm.
You're like me and I And then I think, oh,
that'd be cool to have like a zebra print wheel
cover for your for your drivers, right, I like, I
want to look like a pimp for the steering wheel.
Why wouldn't I You do look like a pimp already.
I know I not go all the way my ride
or one of those bead bead coverings for the for
the seat. Oh yeah, that's such a great look.
Speaker 4: Like I'm driving around in the eighties playing Shock the
Monkey hystereo.
Speaker 6: Let's do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's going on, Stephanie, Well a.
Speaker 3: Lot is going on and yet nothing.
Speaker 4: But I forgot to tell you a pretty funny story
last week about the talkies. And then remember I saw
you because we recorded certain scale and I was like,
I cannot believe I forgot to tell you this. Yes,
tell me I love talkies. Oh my god, I like
them too, and so does Lbie. She loves them. So
do you do you remember me telling you about how
Sadie really had her eye on a friend at school
and how the mom is from another culture and I
was and was very overprotective and not let and I
was trying to call her all the time and she
was blowing me off.
Speaker 3: But then they had a playdate. I'm just going to
remind you.
Speaker 4: We had to go to the pumpkin patch together, all
of us because she didn't trust me to just take
her kid.
Speaker 3: So that was.
Speaker 1: Old school, old school, that's my mom. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I feel like I jumped through all these hoops
to make this woman like me, and then she let
me take her daughter home and we had like a playdate,
but she called like two times, how's it going?
Speaker 3: You know, how's my daughter? Can I talk to my daughter?
You know?
Speaker 1: So there was that, and I was always really nice
about it. And of course, you know, when you're trying
to impress somebody, I was always like I never wanted
to say like, oh, they're out in the driveway and
front of the house playing, now I'll go get her.
Speaker 3: I'd always have to be like, she's right here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course one second Russell Russell Russell, And I
was like texting her a picture of her holding up
the newspaper. Here she is.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, let's just say I worked hard to
show her what good care of her daughter I was.
Speaker 3: I was taking such good care of her.
Speaker 4: And you know she's and apparently she said it's the dad.
The dad travels for work a lot and isn't super
happy about like when he's calling to check in, like
where's my kid, and she's like, oh, at a friend's house.
So they're very careful about where their kids go. She
has five children, five daughters, so you think this one
would just kind of get lost in the mix, but no,
they're aware of all of them. He's not a no
getter like Jesus.
Speaker 1: So then.
Speaker 4: So this girl is not allowed to sleep at our house.
And I've been working up to it, though I always
already asking. So Sadie slept over there a couple times.
And so now these girls are really good friends, right good,
And now the mom's gotten a little looser with letting
her daughter come over. In fact, one day she texted
me and she was like, can you pick up she
has two daughters. Can you pick them up and bring
them home? Because she had an emergency. And I was like,
oh my god, I'm so in right. I'm like the trusted,
I'm part of the family at this point, feeling good
about myself.
Speaker 3: So then we decided to step.
Speaker 4: It up, which might have been my first mistake, and
I took home this girl and another girl with also
this parents that are probably protective English not their first language,
but I got myself in there. I did a little
song and dance. Can I take your daughter home too?
They're going to have the three of them, and I
was so excited, and.
Speaker 3: Sadie was so excited.
Speaker 1: She was just like, this is my first time having
a two persons played eight. Yeah, I mean feeling so
good about herself. So in the mix, I was like,
so proud of myself. I was like, yes, I pulled
this off.
Speaker 4: So of course I was totally hands off, right, I
want to be cool mom from you girls. Right, Like
I was practically bringing them a tray of mocktails, like
you know, curry girls doing everything good, you know, working
too hard. So they went in the pantry, got themselves
some snacks and one of the so I went in
at one point and I saw they had like a
pile of talkies on a paper plate, and I was like,
se leve.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: Also they'd gotten into the fruit by the foots I
have a problem with.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So I was like, who could blame them?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: And I'm like, she's having two girls over. Don't people
like pig out at sleepover?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: Absolutely?
Speaker 3: Young girls.
Speaker 1: I was like that's what they do.
Speaker 3: Of course. I was like, they're having fun. God bless them?
Speaker 1: Are there? So is this a sleepover stairs? So they're
just playing it's just after school, Okay, yeah, you're just playing.
Speaker 3: It's Thursday, we get out early, we get out at one.
Speaker 1: So it was like they were playing until from like
one to like five nights, okay, a lot of time.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: So meanwhile, Elbie loves talkies, so I'd recently bought two
full bags of talkies for her.
Speaker 1: And do people know what takies at hockey are? I
didn't know what they were until Cammy introduced them to me.
Speaker 4: Okay, So talkies are these little they're like a little
rolled up corn chip coated with super spicy like chili powder.
Speaker 3: And the kids love them and they.
Speaker 1: Because they're spicy. But they're not like.
Speaker 3: Spicy, No, they're pretty. They're pretty hot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're like flaming Cheetos or any of those kinds
of things.
Speaker 4: But you know, the Mexicans like their snacks pretty hardcore.
They can handle spicy, right, So Sadie doesn't like them,
she wasn't eating them. Okay, but let me just let
me interject that this girl, I don't see why I
can't say her name. The only person getting embarrassed in
the story is me. But let's call this little girl Lulu, Okay,
Sadie's friend who she loves. So Lulu's mom has told me,
can you be careful with Lulu? Like she likes junk food,
don't give her too much junk Okay, she's like a
grumlin like, right, don't let her out after midnight, don't
get wet.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: She's just like I don't know what's going to happen.
She has too much snack foods. She's like, she's really
like loves snacks. Don't let her have too many snacks
because if you let her, she's just that's all she's
going to do, is like snack, right, okay, Like okay,
wink wink. And I'm like, sure, guys have at it,
like what's mine is yours? Like, don't let me spoil
the fun. I'm like, oh, So then.
Speaker 1: Elbie comes home and she's like, who ate all my talkies?
And I was like, well, you know, Elbie, chlax, I
could get you more talkies.
Speaker 4: The girls are having fun. Let's keep it cool. I
want to be cool, mom. I want these girls coming over.
I want Sadie to have friends. The desperation was just
coming off me like crazy, right, Like I want Sadie
to have friends.
Speaker 3: I'm obsessed with her. Do nothing to possibly spoil.
Speaker 4: These girls liking my kid and wanting to be at
my house, right, leave them alone?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 4: So the play date ends the parents come the next day,
Lulu's not at school, and I have to say about Lulu.
She misses a lot of school, so it wasn't like
and she misses a lot of school after she's been
at her house and Sadie even noticed that, but whatever, okay,
so I don't think that much of it.
Speaker 3: But she's out.
Speaker 4: I don't even text Lulu's mom and go, hey, is
everything okay? She wasn't at school because it's kind of typical.
So then that was a THURSD So she misses Friday.
So then Monday I feel like she oh, oh no, okay.
So then the next day I get a tech from
the mom. She's like, uh, Lulu is really sick. She's
been throwing up all night, like, and it's something red.
Speaker 1: She's like, did she eat something red?
Speaker 8: And I was like, oh my god, yes, and I
just told her right, I was like, talkies and she
writes back, oh no, she writes, oh no, she writes
oh no, and then she's well apparently I found out later.
Speaker 3: This mom is so nice. I really do like her
a lot, and she was trying not to shame me,
but guess what, Lynette, you got shamed. They had to
send her to They had to take her to the er.
She was throwing up so much.
Speaker 4: Okay, it turns out later really yes, because the next week,
I don't think the next week I didn't find out.
Speaker 3: She went to the er.
Speaker 1: I knew she'd been throwing up and didn't go to
school on Friday.
Speaker 4: I didn't find out until the next week. I tried
to make another their playdate and the mom said she's
not allowed to, uh go to your house for like
a week. But she was like, but Sadie's welcome to
come here, or I could take them somewhere after school.
Speaker 9: Maybe anything that keeps you out of the equation. They
can do, yes, is LB hung can LB watch them?
Then she can come long are you going to be
gone for like four hours?
Speaker 1: And then just have LB watching them? Because they did
fine even just by themselves. Are you just gonna not
be had? And then I'll drop to be a danger, right,
But if you're gonna be there, they can come to
my house.
Speaker 4: According to her, the dad was like, no, that's a
no go Oh my god, that that house is a
no fly zone. Oh yeah, And you know I was
like in the first text, I was like, oh no,
I'm so so sorry.
Speaker 3: So Monday or Tuesday roll around and.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't find that when I found out that she
wasn't at school the next day, right the.
Speaker 3: Next day, yeah, on Saturday.
Speaker 1: Is and she sent the text.
Speaker 4: No, maybe it might have been that night she said
she's throwing up. She was throwing up. She's been throwing
up all night, okay, Or it might have been the
next morning. I can't remember at this point, but the
point is very very soon after, she wanted to know
what she could have eaten that was making her throw
up bread and then I told her then oh okay.
So then the following week after, I was saying, like,
can they play? And she said no? And then she said,
but maybe we could just all go somewhere after school.
So we all go to Basking Robin Basking Robin's and
she tells me the story. She was like, yeah, we
had to take her to the er. And I was like,
so in my mind, I'm like, well, then she had
a stomach virus right right right, like it wasn't just
I felt better, thinking yeah, I felt better. I was like,
oh okay, so oh that's sad. She had a really
bad and she was like, yeah, it was just a
stomach thing. Well, according to her, the er doctor said
she had all like a mass of like talkies in there.
And then the er doctor told her, you know, talkies
are not good for kids. Not good. It's really bad
for like the lining of their stomach. It's too spicy
for them. It's just bad all around it. It's probably
has like food dye in it. It's probably just like
it's every kind of bad. Yeah, And she's telling me that,
alerting me in a nice way, you know, like you
might want to for a future reference. My kid was
at the er due to year overgiving her a basically
being completely irresponsible and like.
Speaker 1: A mass a mass in her stomach.
Speaker 4: I don't let her have that stuff. She can't have
that stuff. And I was like, I.
Speaker 1: Am so so so sorry, and then I bought them
all like ice cream but that she can have. She's
not lack doose, intolerant. Apparently, she's just not like that.
Speaker 4: It's not like a thing where they're like, yeah, it's
not they're really nice people. They're just really overprotective. So
of course I get the overprotective one is the one
that I'm like eating and let her eat an entire
bag of tackies.
Speaker 1: I just didn't think. I mean, these kids are nine
and ten years old. I just didn't think kids love donkeys.
Do they do well?
Speaker 3: Especially this kid?
Speaker 1: Yeah, apparently I think she really ate, legitimately ate an
entire bag. She's just tell Elbie that's where her old
talking back went. Oh my god. Yeah, so I'm still
basically working that off. Now you gotta start all over again.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I gotta work my way back up from the
mail room of that friendship.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Oh that sucks.
Speaker 3: Yeah she still has it. Yeah, she hasn't been back
to our house.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Yesterday I felt like I was missus
h I should get an award for mother of the
Year because I did something on a Sunday for Natalia
and her girlfriends. What well, she invited first, it can
so and so come over on Sunday? Sure? Can so
and so and her twin sister come over? Sure? Now
it's three. Can so and so come and she's going
to bring the other so and so?
Speaker 6: For five?
Speaker 1: How many so and sos are we talking? Now? We're
up to five kids? Yeah, that's okay. Because because Sonny
was going to a Sonny had a game, then he
was going to uh, you know, sky Zone or whatever
the heck. And he was going to be gone for
the rest of the afternoon into the early evening for
a birthday party. And I figured, all right, let her
have her friends over. So they all came over and
I went to trade. I never done this. I went
to Trader Joe's and I got them all kinds of
snacks and like so Sammie, no doggies, salami, cheese, the bread,
the hard bread. I cut it up, I put it all.
I got fruit, all this stuff because she wanted to
do a picnic, and then she was trying to plan it.
She was looking in the in the coupver. She was like, well,
we can we have half a bag of wheat things
and we got some half a bag of like old
salami that we can like cobble together. I said, don't worry,
I'll go to the Trader Joe. So I went and
got all their stuff, and they went on a hike,
which not really a hike, means like around the block, right,
And they went on their hike and then they when
they came back, I spread the blanket down outside. I
made Adam take Phil.
Speaker 3: So I was just gonna say, like where was Phil?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I couldn't have done it if Phil
was there. So I took take Phil with you had
the blanket. And then they came. And then first of all,
Sonny ate like half of their salami, had to cut
up more salami, but anyway, and she was like, oh mom,
this is nice, and it was really nice. And then
so Sonny has Sonny's very careful with his things. He's
the kid that likes to know where his things are.
He plugs his thing, his phone in, he makes sure
everything is in his He sleeps with all the balls
in his bag because he doesn't want Phil to get
to them, because Phil will grab the ball and pop it.
And that's what Phil does. We cannot play catch outside
if Phil's outside, because Phil, as soon as you drop
the ball, he runs for it. And the only way
to get it out of his mouth is saying, if
you say treat, and then he kind of he's he's
kind of hip to us now, but he's got to
see the treat first before he releases the ball. Or
the idea of Phil just turning around like you better
have somebody right, that's he's onto us and that or
it's treat or if we yell Olga because O Philly Bae.
She talks to him in Spanish little Phillip Bay, Phillip Bay,
and he drops it immediately, even if Olga's not there, well,
Olga would have to have been around. So but on
a Saturday Sunday, right like.
Speaker 3: Saturday Sunday, I still smell the scent of old guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it doesn't work on a you know, because he
knows she's not here. What do you call him for, Olga?
For she's in the shit. I gotta protect you now.
And so he's got the thing, so okay.
Speaker 4: So I like the idea of Study's bed, by the way,
having all of it. Imagine it looks like there's like
a bunch of people in his bed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just balls, footballs. It's all the little rubber balls.
You buy it, by the way. You get it at
Rite eight for a dollar ninety nine. That's a little ball.
Sometimes they buy him because I know he likes to
play with them. Right, he just keeps him all on
top of his bed because he doesn't want Phil to
get to him and pop them. So he's got like
two footballs and like five of those little balls. So
when he got the trampoline. That's all he wants to
do as soon as he comes home from schools get
on that trampoline. He's got. The trampoline came with a
basketball and it's the right little size basketball that fits
into the hoop okay, and he goes around in a
million times and he throws that thing once in a
while on the tail. Get in the trampoline with him,
and to tease him, she grabs the ball and she'll
throw it outside of the trampoline and then Phil runs
to it and grabs it. And he doesn't want Phil
to ruin. That's his well, that ball is the love
of his life. Basically, he does not want it popped.
And there's been a lot of times where Phil has
gotten in his mouth and we had it, but he's
so far, so good. He's not popped it. So Sonny
did the stupid thing yesterday where he left and he
left his ball in the trampoline thing, and now Phil's gone,
so I don't have to worry about Phil, and I'm
not I'm not thinking anything about the ball. So anyway,
the girls had a nice day. They were dressing up
as their teachers and pretending to be that each each
of them, like four of them were dressed up as teachers,
pretending to be teachers just for themselves or that's what
they've done at school. No over yesterday. It's in the backyard.
So they had they did, they did their hike and
they came back and then they had their picnic in
the backyard.
Speaker 3: And then they dressed up as their teachers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, as a joke, like pretending to be missus so
and so and missus so and so.
Speaker 3: Okay, full cost him.
Speaker 1: Well, well, let's see, Natalia had a blonde wig, and
one of their teachers is blonde, so she put the
blonde and then they have glasses and they put these
glasses on, and then their pe teacher wears a fanny
packs of course, right, and sound to tell He's like, mom,
you got a visor and a fanny pack.
Speaker 3: What does her girlfriend wear.
Speaker 1: The same thing? So she got her fanny back on. Anyway,
they were, you know, they were doing these you know,
little scenes and stuff like that, and you know, doing
their thing.
Speaker 3: On got it you know insta, yes chat?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what's the one where they sing musically?
Speaker 3: Musically?
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, so they're having a good day this morning.
I look outside and I see the thing. I see
the trampoline right, and I don't see the ball because
usually he leaves the ball and his tramp and I'm going, oh, no, shit,
the ball's gone. So because he left and he left,
those girls were all over that trampoline, and now the
ball's missing, and.
Speaker 3: How do you know coyotes didn't take it?
Speaker 1: Maybe, well, we found out the mystery this morning, because
so on the way to school, he said, Sonny, did
you take your ball and put it away yesterday? And
he's like, no, I left it in the trampoline. And
I go oh, He's like, I left it safe and
sound in the trumpet. Yeah, And he goes why and
I go, whoa. I looked out there this morning and
see it out there, And then he looked at an
Italian Natalian goes, I didn't. We didn't know. We didn't.
Of course, that's our first reaction. And then Sonny goes,
but sometimes you don't see it. You can't see it
from outside from the window, and I'm like, huh okay.
Then I dropped him off and I come home so stupid,
and I go outside. I'm telling Adam. He's like, what
are you doing. I go, I'm looking for Sonny's ball
because he's going to have a heart attack, cause the
first thing he does, he's going to come home, He's
going to go nuts, right, And so I'm looking all
over the yard and feels like with me walking around
the yard, I look everywhere. I can't find it. And
then Adam goes this morning to do his like polar
plunge basically, and he goes into the pool. He comes
back and he has the ball in his hand as deflated,
and I go, where'd you find it? And he goes,
Phil went and got it and underneath the he hit
it underneath the deck and then he brought it out
and he dropped it in front of Adam. Wasn't that interesting?
Speaker 3: Yeah, he hunted that ball down.
Speaker 1: Well, he said, Adams brought it out to like show
you a trophy. Yeah, but trophy kill? I said why?
I said, that's interesting, and he goes, he knew you
were looking at and thinks that he knew I was
looking for it, and then because it was five minutes later.
So Phil's really smart. I think is the lesson we
can all take from this, and Sonny's really hope Sonny
can see that that that's the lesson is that.
Speaker 3: Wow, you have a really smart dog.
Speaker 1: The bad news is you don't have a ball. But
the good news is you got a whole bunch of
balls on top of your bed. Why don't he use
one of those?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: None of them fit.
Speaker 3: Listen, Amazon Prime, you get him another ball tomorrow. I know.
Speaker 1: But this ball is a special. Yeah, so get it
to figure out what size? It was pain in the ass.
Speaker 3: No, it's not that.
Speaker 1: It's not that hard.
Speaker 3: It takes two seconds. Amazon is just anything.
Speaker 1: Just find out the size of the size, all right,
because the hoop is a certain.
Speaker 4: Size, right, so look up the hoop size. Go what's
the ball size that comes with that hoop? And then
just order one order four yeah from Amazon. I'm sure
they're like four dollars each.
Speaker 1: To make a note of that. Yeah, well this all
just went down an hour ago. But Adam is like,
are you are you okay? Yeah, I'm okay, I'm okay.
Sonny's the one is gonna have to maintain when he
gets home. He's the good news. The bad news is
you don't have a ball. The good news is you
have a very smart dog. Yeah, who's cunning?
Speaker 5: This is?
Speaker 1: This stuff is going to happen they're going to have
to learn disappointment.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 4: This is My kids are onto any of that though.
Anytime anything's they break something or it's missing, they're like,
can you just order us a new one?
Speaker 1: Huh? Yeah, I guess.
Speaker 4: I have a nice little gift account in Amazon, like
you know, I have credits from stuff I don't know what,
like answering surveys or doing stuff where people are like,
we'll give you fifty dollars Amazon card. So now I
have a little bank.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're purse.
Speaker 4: I'm not a ton, but a little bit. So you know,
if there's ever like something that I have to.
Speaker 1: Just go reorder really fast, it just that's nice.
Speaker 3: I don't even feel it.
Speaker 1: Lynette, what are those things from Amazon like sixty bucks
in the era?
Speaker 3: It's nothing to me. I'll buy I'll buy them. I'll
buy the ball, all.
Speaker 1: Right, you buy the ball?
Speaker 5: Buy?
Speaker 2: And for.
Speaker 1: What are those things from Amazon?
Speaker 3: You know what those are?
Speaker 1: And do you use them those keys or something for
like to reorder your soap or reorder your You don't
know what I'm talking about, No, Caitlin, you know what
I'm talking about. Jesus Christ. I know the listeners know
what I'm talking.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 4: It bugs me about Amazon though, is add ons if
you've heard of that. So you go to look something
up and oh yeah, oh it's so cheap, right, Like
you're like, oh, I want a shampoo, right yeah, and
then they're like it's two fifty and you're like two
fifty who died and gifted me with this nice shampoo?
And then they're like it's and then you just see
in small letters add on right, It's like, well, if
you buy something else, you can add that onto it.
Speaker 1: No, I thought you were talking about if you want
to buy it by itself, it's forty oh and you're like, well, oh,
I don't notice that. I noticed the thing where it
says customers who bought this shampoo have also bought this
conditioner you.
Speaker 5: Know, oh do that?
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, I'm talking about you.
Speaker 3: You can't.
Speaker 4: You have to buy something else in order to get
her to thing at this price.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't like that.
Speaker 1: And I don't like the used shit too.
Speaker 3: Oh you don't.
Speaker 1: No, I don't like because it worries me. Like if
I buy Sonny's game, you know, well, at the game stops,
I'll buy them used because I feel like they you know,
test them out right, right, but guarantee you. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I love love buying stuff pre owned.
Speaker 1: Really live for it? eBay, Yes, because it's because it's.
Speaker 4: You get a good People barely use people get stuff
and somehow like barely use it. I bought a pair
of fit flops, and I would you'd think I would
have been scared to buy something used bit flops, especially sandals.
You think, oh, people's feet are in there. But I'm like,
they're rubber, so I'll just wash them. Oh my god,
I don't think they'd ever been worn.
Speaker 1: But I can't get over you bought fit flops. Yeah?
Speaker 3: I love those things.
Speaker 1: Is that because when you walk it makes your your legs.
It works out your legs. Is that what really? Yes?
Does it wor when doctor Schulz were supposed to do that?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And then didn't Sketchers have that too? Does it work?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Sketchers did have those. Yeah, I had
a pair.
Speaker 1: Does it work? But do you notice any difference? No?
Speaker 4: Have you ever been like, oh my god, look at you.
You lost fifty pounds? How did you do it? Fit flops.
Speaker 3: Wear them all the time.
Speaker 1: I wear them like three times a week. But why
throw my errand, but I'm curious. Isn't it more uncomfortable?
Is it? Like? Why people are you doing that fit
flops diet? You can eat whatever you want, but you
just walk around flip flops.
Speaker 3: It's amazing. It's a miracle.
Speaker 1: The lapis you possibly can eat. Listen, I'm eating a
whole bag of talkies.
Speaker 3: But don't worry about it.
Speaker 4: I'm going to walk a mile in the fit flops later,
I'm going to walk the dog in my fit flops.
Speaker 1: It flops, like you believe my flops. God, look at
your ass.
Speaker 3: It's like so tight.
Speaker 1: It's like a It's like a twelve year old boy's butt.
Speaker 3: Fit flops.
Speaker 5: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: I could keep going with myops. Yeah, what did you listen?
Did you read that book The Wife in the Middle,
No Woman between Us? Yeah? No, yeah, have you No,
I'm going to I'm going to get it today.
Speaker 5: I got it.
Speaker 1: I haven't listened to it. I got a lot of
Sword and Scale to listen to.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I listened to the newest Sword and Scale,
which was really good. But it was it was a
story that I've seen a bunch of times. On no
offense to Mike Boudet.
Speaker 6: He could.
Speaker 1: I don't think he could have known this, but it
was like a dateline, Oh okay, that I'd seen a
couple of times, so you already knew the outcome.
Speaker 4: Yes, but it is a it is a creepy story.
It's about this guy who murders his wife. And they
are like this couple in their fifties that just seemed
they're like affluent, seemed to they've been married forever. They
have two grown kids, and then the wife, the kids
go off. They have an empty nest, they're empty nesters.
And then the wife dies and then this guy who's
kind of like this weirdo dude says that he did it.
Speaker 3: He turns himself in.
Speaker 4: It's got like mentally challenged low IQ, also like bipolar.
But he claims that the guy, the husband, paid him
to do it. And so at first the husband's just like,
what are you talking about? You're a mentally challenged, like
mentally ill person.
Speaker 3: How dare you I know?
Speaker 4: I'm me, I'm rich and was the happiest married person
that anybody's ever seen in their life.
Speaker 3: Then we find out that he's.
Speaker 4: Actually into bondage and wow, and he has like a
bondage dungeon. Holy shit under a restaurant that he owns.
Like then all this stuff starts coming out about him. Wow,
do you remember that story?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: Okay, well it's good.
Speaker 1: You should.
Speaker 3: It's good.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna listen. Yeah, I'm gonna listen to it. Speaking
of creepy Kaylin, did you stay this weekend at the.
Speaker 2: Yes, we did at the Haunted Whorehouse up in Lake Arrowhead.
Speaker 1: What tell us what it is?
Speaker 3: What happened?
Speaker 2: So this was a this was like a brothel that
existed back in prohibition era and some gangsters used to
use it to like funnel you know, prohibition alcohol through places,
and there's like tunnels underneath the place that go to
the bar down the street. And I guess a couple
of women prostitutes died there back in the day. So
it's a known kind of haunted house that they've done
a couple like ghost adventure stories on for like Travel
Channel and stuff like that. But anybody can go there
and run a room out and each of the rooms
is named after.
Speaker 6: Like one of the women they used to die.
Speaker 2: Well, they didn't all die, there was a couple that died,
but then there's still just ones named after there's like
Violet or Rose or Daisy.
Speaker 6: And then they'll have like a picture of the woman
in the room.
Speaker 1: So they didn't die.
Speaker 4: Then they were just like they were justers that used
to use that room to do their business room.
Speaker 2: And then when we got there, there were like guest
logs that people would write in to log their experiences
and a lot of them were like we heard this
bang in the middle of and I couldn't go back
to sleep. There was this weird light that kept turning
on in the hallway or other people that was like, no,
nothing happened to it was cool. So we had a
whole crawl drinks event there and we all stayed there.
Speaker 1: But I think band played.
Speaker 6: Laxi Dawson's band played.
Speaker 3: Why didn't we go there and do an appearance?
Speaker 1: Well we could. It sent them to check it out.
Speaker 6: It was not a great crowd.
Speaker 2: It was like average age, like seventy and there's probably
like forty of them there, and Lake Carrow had a
bunch of like mountaineers.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, it was.
Speaker 2: We tried to do a water Cooler podcast and it
didn't go very well.
Speaker 1: Really well, how was the ghost did you see anything?
Speaker 6: No, nobody saw anything, nobody experienced anything.
Speaker 2: But I think that's because we were just having a
giant party and they might have been a bit shy
to come out and say hi, since we were all
getting a bit rowdy.
Speaker 4: You'd think if they were, you know, pro if it
was a whole prohibition thing, you would think would all
the drinks, they would have been like, God, Well, maybe
that's why they left them alone.
Speaker 3: That's true.
Speaker 1: They could have had a Yeah, they could have had
a Have you.
Speaker 3: Ever had a ghost experience?
Speaker 6: Cata tell us. Okay, So what happened was I was filming.
Speaker 2: I was a production assistant on this production that they
were doing up at the Greystone Mansion here in Los Angeles.
Speaker 6: What's so?
Speaker 2: The Graystone Mansion is a mansion that an oil tycoon
built back in like the early nineteen hundreds. It was
the same guy that they based the movie There Will
Be Blood off of Daniel Lewis. Yes, it was that
oil tycoon. So he built this giant, giant mansion.
Speaker 3: Where is it.
Speaker 6: I can't remember exactly where it is. I'll look it up.
Speaker 2: So now, la okay, And so we were filming this
production and it was like a it was like fro
a museum up in Canada because apparently the oil tycoon's
son and like a butler and like another servant. We're
all just found dead in like a three way murder
suicide or just a murder, and then the murderer got away,
like nobody really knows what happened. So we were filming this
thing was like it was like four different stories of
what might have happened.
Speaker 6: Okay, they're going to play it in the museum.
Speaker 2: So anyways, so this mansion, which is beautiful, was also
supposedly haunted. It's haunted by these these ghosts that live there.
So we do the whole production shoot and on the
last it took me to the last day where I
was like, you know what, this place is really beautiful.
I'm going to take pictures of it just to like
have with me. But it wasn't ntil night time, so
I kind of walked around. I took kind of creepy
pictures all around the property in the rooms and stuff.
Speaker 3: How long ago is this?
Speaker 6: This is when I was doing production works.
Speaker 2: I was before I started working for Adams, probably about
six years ago, maybe seven.
Speaker 6: And then I.
Speaker 1: Break this place out for weddings and stuff.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's it's really cool.
Speaker 1: Actually, that's beautiful.
Speaker 6: Pulled a couple of pictures up that we could just
throw onto.
Speaker 1: Like sorry, yeah, oh wow.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So this is a very big place and if you've
seen there will be blood. Yeah, the bowling Alley scene
at the end, that is actually there. They they renovated
that whole bowling alley in that same place just for
that movie.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 3: Wow. Okay, so what happened. So you're going around, you're
taking pictures.
Speaker 2: I take all the pictures and then I go home
and I just worked like a fourteen hour day and
I'm super tired, and I get home at like ten.
Speaker 6: I got all these pictures on.
Speaker 2: My phone, but like, for the life of me, cannot
fall asleep.
Speaker 6: So I'm just like sitting in bed and sitting in
bed and sitting in bed.
Speaker 2: And I had a cat at the time, and the
cat was just kind of walking around and it was
like it was like one forty five or two in
the morning, and I was just sitting there watching TV
because I still couldn't sleep, and the cat that was
just that was just acting normally. All of a sudden
started like looking at something, but like actively tracing it.
Speaker 6: Throughout my room. I thought it was like a fly.
Speaker 2: It's like looking directly at something and moving its head
in like a really weird direction. And it went on
for like thirty minutes, Oh my god, and I couldn't
figure out what what was, Like, what are you looking at?
Speaker 6: What do you keep tracing like around my room? I
thought it was like a bug.
Speaker 2: At one point started looking up and down on me,
and I kind of like, shoot myself off if there's
nothing there, right, So then I went to the and
I came back and my cat wasn't there, and it
was in the corner and it was like scared, like
acting weird, and I was like, what is this cat doing.
Speaker 6: I'd never seen her act like that.
Speaker 2: And I tried to like walk off to her, and
she'd like hiss really loudly and like be be hitting
me away with her paw, and I was like, what
the hell is going on? This is super weird and
super freaky. Kept doing that for the next like five minutes,
and then I was like, you know what, all those
pictures that I took are like haunted. I think I
got like a ghost or something in one of those pictures,
So I know, bullshit went over to my phone and
deleted all those pictures off my phone, and my cat
just got up and just walked back over my bed
and started acting totally, oh my god.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's weird, that's bizarre. Who somebody else
told me that that they were scared to take a
picture at that manner that you guys went to because
they didn't want to bring a ghost home. I think
Jay was saying that, I don't know, like, I don't.
Speaker 3: Know, have you had a ghost experience on that.
Speaker 1: Now? I kind no, Well, I don't know. I don't know.
But when after Jennifer, my girlfriend passed away, after she died,
it was like two weeks after her funeral, was the
Super Bowl, and Adam went to go watch the Super
Bowl at Jimmy's house, and that's when Jimmy lived up
the street. So he left and I was gonna get
ready and go over there at like halftime, and I
was taking a shower and I was kind of weepy
and crying and thinking about Jennifer, and then I started thinking, like, God,
I wonder what Jennifer, if there is a after life,
like what she would be doing or if she would
try to like reach out to talk to us or
me or one of her friends. And so I just
started talking to her and I just said in the
bathroom and I was just like Jen, listen, and I
felt so weird talking out to nobody. But I said,
if you can hear me and if you can reach
out to me, can you show me a sign at
some point soon because I miss you and I want
to know if if you know. I don't remember what
I said, like I just miss you and just send
me a sign. But I do remember saying, but don't
don't do mean, don't freak me out and do like
boo shit. You know, I don't want to get scared,
like don't scare me in the middle of night and
shit right because I know that would make her laugh.
And I said, but just you know, cause show me
a sign, like you know. And then I finished getting
ready and the TV was on the Super Bowl. The
was on in the other room. I had the volume down,
and then when I came out of the bathroom, the
TV went off. I walked into the room and when
I walked in the room and shut off weird, So
I don't know, and it doesn't have a timer. You're
like a little more of a sign than that. Yeah,
that's a sign.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because I mean, you know, I because the TV
in our living room turns on on its own.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it dies, it turns on. Ours turn and I
don't think our were haunted. No, yours turns off. Ours
turns off randomly. Sometimes ours turns on randomly. That's creepy.
You'll just notice it doesn't like go on to a show.
Speaker 4: But you know when your TV is on Apple TV
and then it's just showing pictures like sometimes yeah, you'll come.
Speaker 1: Into the screen, is back on right right? And then
John is like, I told everybody to turn off the TV.
How many times do I have to tell you the TV?
And I'm like John, honestly, sometimes the TV turns on
by itself. He doesn't believe it, right, but it's true.
Well what about you?
Speaker 4: Well, years ago I lived in this When I first
moved to Los Angeles, I lived in a house that
was right on the street called El Cerrito Place, which
is for those of you who live in La it's
one block east of Librea and right up from Hollywood Boulevard,
so heart of Hollywood. And we lived in my friend
and I we got this apartment in a guesthouse of
a bigger house in front of it, and strange stuff
would happen in that house. And my roommate at that time,
the girl I moved out here, with squares that it
was haunted, and she eventually said, well, first of all,
weird stuff would happen, electrical stuff, but like the stove
would sometimes go on.
Speaker 3: There's a gas stove.
Speaker 4: There are a couple of times where like the stove
was on, the stereo would sometimes turn on and off,
different things where you could think it was the electrical system,
except for the fact that why the gas stove, except
that I guess there's an electrical.
Speaker 3: Magnizli.
Speaker 4: It starts the pilot light right. But then there were
there were just other weird things I can't remember, like lights, well,
a lot of electrical stuff. But one day my roommate, Heidi,
said that she had fallen asleep on the couch and
she saw She claims that she absolutely saw a ghost
and she was positive, like it was in light, like
flickering lights, but it was like in a form and
it was at the foot of the couch, and she
got really freaked out. So we started researching. We did
some research on the house and we found out that
somebody had commit suicide at that house and it was
Cecil b de Mille, the released director had owned the
house at one point and had somebody like a maid
or somebody had lived in the guest house had commit
suicide there. Oh my god, many years before. But yeah, geez,
but that was spooky.
Speaker 1: But I personally did not see it.
Speaker 4: But she's a very reasonable person and she was really scared.
Speaker 1: I mean, I would wouldn't mind seeing a ghost as
long as it doesn't freak me out. I don't know.
I'll tell you this. One story that is creepy is
this is this Okay, So Adam bought this house his
first house, and it's up in the Hollywood Hills and
it was built in the twenties. And there's like a
creepy picture of the house from way back, like in
the thirties of a little girl just sitting on the
wall of the house. And that pictures even just creepy,
but he had it framed in his office whatever. But
this house has been there. It's like it has. The
one of the walls around, the retaining wall around the
house is like a historical wall. Like they're not you're
not supposed to do anything with that anyway. So when
he we just we just moved into the house. Well,
he just moved in and we went to see the
movie The Ring. Okay, yeah, So before that, so Adam
would skip rope in the downstairs living room and he
had a TV up on the wall, and he would
turn his TV on and he would skip his rope,
but he would turn it up because he can't hear it,
so he skipped his rope. So he once in a while,
if the wind blows up there, it'll shut the power
will shut off. But then when the power kicks on
for some reason, that TV would go on. So all right,
so keep that in mind. So we go see the
movie The Ring. Now, the Ring was about remember what
it had? The TV that would come on it.
Speaker 4: Sh I didn't see that. You didn't see it? Is
that one of those m Night Chamalan movie.
Speaker 1: No, it's with the I think it's with Nicole Kidman, okay,
or maybe the other one, the blonde. I don't know,
but it's like Nicole Kidman. Now, Nicole Kidman's and the
other are scary one the others, yeah, the others. This
one watts now, yeah, exactly. So in the movie. Well, yeah,
to see the movie. But in the movie, the TV
would come on like sh you know that static?
Speaker 3: Did you just ruin the movie for me?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Spoiler alert? But do you know what I'm talking?
Speaker 6: So came, how do you not know the Ring?
Speaker 1: Everybody knows the Ring because I saw it once, like
ten twelve years ago, and that's it. Like, okay, I
never watched movies over and over again. I don't remember.
Speaker 2: That was such like a big scary movie at the time, though,
I thought everybody was.
Speaker 3: I not a horror person.
Speaker 6: What happens when you watch the movie?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: So what Well, now I'm not gonna see it.
Speaker 6: It's old enough ruined.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, go ahead.
Speaker 3: It's joking with you guys.
Speaker 6: Going yeah no.
Speaker 2: It's like a VHS tape and you watch it. It
says you have like I think it's seven days to live.
Oh so then so then you sit and turn it off,
and then seven days later you're in your living room
it starts turning on and then like the Ring appears
and then like this creepy girl comes out of the
TV to come and kill you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there you go. That's all coming back to me.
See scary? Okay, So we see this movie, and yeah,
I'm not a big scary movie person either, but I
remember Adam and I were like, wow, that was a
good That was a good scary movie. And we were
talking about it on the way home and how like
creepy it was. And so then we go to bed.
We get home, the power is out and we turn
and we were used to this because it always went out.
So then we get the candle on the thing, the lantern, whatever,
and we just went to bed, and then of course
the power kicks back on, except it's pitch black in
our bedroom because all the lights are off. But downstairs
the TV kicks on because he was skipping his grope
and it was like on a ministry channel or something like,
I don't know. It sounded like a preacher like and
then the thousands will come to the mountain. I don't
know what it was saying, but it's just like this
voice bellowing throughout the whole house. And we were like,
we heard this voice. Okay, so you hear the the
electricity gets kicked back on. Adam and I are like,
we sit up for a second. We're like, oh, okay,
and then you hear this voice downstairs and you're like,
what the fuck, what the fuck? What is that? And
like because we were like asleep and kind of and
then and I was like, oh, it's the TV. And
I go, okay, well you go, oh you go turn
it off. And he was like he was freaked out too.
He was just like, I've never seen Adam freaked out,
but that freaked that freaked him out. It was just
the weirdest thing when you come home after seeing that
movie and then you go to bed and then all
of a sudden, the TV kicks on and you hear it.
Like it's just that was insane weird. Whoa Caylen? You
like that movie? Huh, I'm gonna watch it again.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's a good, solid, scary horror movie.
Speaker 1: Did you see get Out?
Speaker 6: Yeah? But that movie wasn't It wasn't scary. No, it's
not scary.
Speaker 1: I watched it with the kids.
Speaker 6: Great movie, but it wasn't scary.
Speaker 2: But you know what I did just borrow from Matt
fond Lee, which I've never seen, is the Blair Witch Projects.
Speaker 6: Oh, Germie, that's supposed to be a good one.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think I saw it during the hype and was
like this all got scary.
Speaker 1: You know why, because they showed that whole publicity thing
right before when the movie came out. They showed people
in the theater watching and going, oh, you know, so
then you go and watch it and you're like, yeah,
I know, it wasn't that scary. I think we've talked
about this before. But I loved The Sixth Sense. Yeah,
because I didn't know. We we've talked about this before,
but I didn't. I fell asleep at the very end.
Yeah you remember you telling me that, Yeah, well I was.
I was had the whole full experience, got goosebumps, like,
oh my god, oh my god, he's dead, Like I
had that crazy realization.
Speaker 3: But no other m night, Shamalan. You have to say
it like that.
Speaker 1: You say m night, Shyamalan, you have to say it
like that, Shamland. I tried to get the kids to
watch The Sixth Sense, and even Olda. It was one
night we were like home with the kids and she
was leaving and I go, let's watch The Sixth Sense.
It was just recently around Halloween and all those like, yeah,
you guys should watch it. It's a really good it's
really good. And I tried watching it and then they
were like talking and Sonny was like on his like
playing with his ball or something. He wasn't paying attention,
and Italia was like on her phone. And then they
were like going, huh, what's it? It was just too
slow moving for them. I'm like, come on, I think it.
Speaker 3: I feel like it would be too scary.
Speaker 1: Well, I told him there was just one kind of
weird scary part with the well, the one part that's
scary that it's kind of creepy is the girl and
like throwing up underneath the bed.
Speaker 3: Yeah for that scene. Yeah, of course is that?
Speaker 1: And so I kind of told him there's just like
that one scene, but other than that, I don't know
they other And then there was this the ghosts the
people that were dead. Yeah, yeah, because he sees dead people.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: I tried to tell him that's what and then they
were that's what they were saying. Oh, you see, they're
making fun of it. So then I was like, you
know what, the movie's too good for you guys. I'm
turning around, what do you want to watch? SpongeBob, what
do you guys want to watch? You know, I got
all mad at them.
Speaker 3: That's my kids.
Speaker 1: I mean, I've sort of given up on trying to
get them to watch good movies because they want to
watch videos of Eliza Koshi. That's it's the sound of
it is like nails on a charck forward to me now,
just the sound of her.
Speaker 3: Voice, the music, it's very what does she do?
Speaker 1: She does these.
Speaker 4: Videos with a lot of puns, and it's a lot
of fast moving and she's just kind of funny. And
she goes to the grocery store and she goes to
Target and she makes a lot of puns and it's
very annoying, and it's loud, and it's with a lot
of sound effects, and you just always know it's on
and John and I just feel shell shocked sometimes at
the end of like hours of them listening to that. Yesterday, though,
you would be proud of me. Adam would be proud
of me. I should call Adam and tell him about this.
But we walked. We did a family walk. We took
the dog, we took Pepo, and we walked from our
house to Balboa Lake and then around Balboa Lake and
then we walked back.
Speaker 1: It was about like four and a half miles wow
all way, and we.
Speaker 4: Look like such a perfect family. The kid Xander was
playing frisbee with John and they were throwing the frisbee
back and forth, and Albie was having a great time.
Speaker 1: Sniffed a lot of dogs. Butts met some friends and
they want dogs around over there.
Speaker 3: Yeah okay, Oh my gosh. Tons of people have their
dogs there.
Speaker 1: And isn't there like a pathway like a bikeway or
a bike path around.
Speaker 3: You're not supposed to ride your bikes on that area?
Speaker 1: What about roller skates? You're not supposed to skate or skateboard.
But a couple of people were.
Speaker 4: Oh, really, it's really supposed to be just a walking path.
But there's other roads to there's other places you can
ride your bike.
Speaker 1: Okay there I try to find a place. Yeah. Yeah,
but it was really fun. I know, it's you know,
it's the whole thought. You guys want to go for
a while. I don't want to do it every day,
you know, like it was, but it was.
Speaker 3: Everybody enjoyed it.
Speaker 1: I don't know about you, but my kids eat so
much that I've gotten a little bit obsessed just in
my own head. I don't put it on them, but
for exercise, because.
Speaker 4: I know it's like kids, these but my kids do
not get a lot of exercise because they don't just
naturally go outside and play.
Speaker 1: They eat basketball and stuff, yes, but not well.
Speaker 4: Elbie plays a lot of basketball. Elbie's fine. Sadie and
Xander don't play basketball that much. I mean, Sadie has
like a game or two a week and a practice, yeah,
and Sander has.
Speaker 3: Like he should he could go to two practices a week, but.
Speaker 1: He often just goes to one because he's tired, and
then he plays a lot of you know, roadblocks, and
he's sitting on his butt.
Speaker 3: And the thing is, it would be fine except that they.
Speaker 4: Love to eat. My kids like to just continuously eat.
And I don't want to be controlling of like, I
don't want to. I don't want to.
Speaker 3: Be that person. That's of course, I say.
Speaker 4: If you want to keep eating, got to eat something healthy,
like let's say healthy snacks.
Speaker 1: Can't just eat junk all day. But I don't want to.
Speaker 4: Start controlling, like how many servings of dinner they have?
I know, no, I know, but it's like they're starving
all the time. I know, like we got a loco
last night and the kids like.
Speaker 1: Nobody wants it. God, can you talk about it because
it makes me cravy.
Speaker 4: So Sadie ate like a whole like chicken quesadilla and
then was like in the free.
Speaker 1: Like back at the table, and I was like, what
are you doing. She's like having some loco like I'm
the idiot, right, you know, And I was like, but
you you had your whole meal.
Speaker 3: No, I'm still hungry.
Speaker 1: She's rummaging around for you know, no and listen, at
least she doesn't want to do They want dessert all
the time. Yeah, it's always every they have dessert. Like
when I was a kid, I never had dessert. Deserve
is like a big deal. Really yeah, I mean it
was like a Saturday night. My dad would make me
a Sunday and ice cream Sunday or something like that.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, my kids are like every ever desert
after like every meal.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I know, if they could have dessert after breakfast, they would,
except they're breakfast is a desert dessert, you know.
Speaker 1: I know. I found a box of Girl Scout cookies
in the Italian's room, and I wondered because for like
three days, I was like, she's always hungry when she
wakes up, And for three days she wasn't, and I
was like, you're not hungry, you don't want breakfast? No,
I'm good, I'm gonna I'm gonna go do something and
I'll come back. And then like hours would go like
I tell you, how come you're not hungry? And I'm fine,
and then I'll make her breakfast later. But then I
find in her room a box of thin mints, like
a box, not one box. I'm talking about a case,
you know, like twelve boxes in a box. And I
was like, where the hell did this come from? How
co am I don buy it? Where did you buy it?
Where did it come from? And why smuggling? It's five bucks? Yes,
and why are you smuggling it? Like what happened here? Who?
Maybe I bought it a year ago and I forgot
I don't know, put in an order for it, maybe,
but like why is it in your room? And hello?
We all like thin mince bitch? So she was eating
she was eating those for breakfast.
Speaker 4: Well, well, at at least there were cookies in that box.
If it was my kids, they would have gone through
all twelve boxes on their own.
Speaker 1: She was getting going, she was just starting. She already
went through two boxes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So here's my thing.
Speaker 4: And I know we have to wrap, but I just
don't want to give my kids any kind of eating.
Like I don't want to put anything on them about
weight or how much they're eating. But it's like I
alsoid I don't want them to get like have a
weight problem from constantly eating and not understanding that you
have to like also exercise.
Speaker 3: But you can't.
Speaker 4: Also be like, Okay, you just had if you're going
to eat that much, you got exercise because then it
does equate it.
Speaker 3: And I don't know, I just don't want to fuck
them up.
Speaker 1: No, I know, you know what I do is I
just don't you just want to be healthy, you want
you know, my dad had heart attacks because he ate
you know, anything he wants, and we just want to
be healthy. It doesn't work.
Speaker 3: I know, I just have to hope.
Speaker 1: I just have to.
Speaker 4: I'm just going to have to make sure that they
go to more practices and you know that I just
get them out of the house in the afternoon. I'm
just going to have to be like go outside and
play basketball.
Speaker 1: Yeah, do it? Yeah? Yeah there.
Speaker 4: You know, maybe I just really have to limit the videotime.
Maybe I have to like parent.
Speaker 1: Oh god, no, that's now, there's got to be a
different way, all right.
Speaker 4: This has been a good show. Yeah, and listen, Patreon
is the backbone of our community, of our lives.
Speaker 1: We love our Patreon. It's our safe space.
Speaker 4: And this week Lynette is going to tell a story
about how I maybe a story that she told on
the Regular Show maybe should have been safe for Patreon.
Speaker 3: So on Patreon, she's going to tell you how.
Speaker 1: I should have busted right, I should have said the
first story saying something on the Regular Show and it
came back to bite me. But not any of your
guys's fault. Well, there is somebody out there that alerted
this person or somebody.
Speaker 4: But yeah, which we're not happy about that, thank you. Okay,
so that's our show. Okay, right, you're a parent.
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