Speaker 1: Made a decision a face, Sonny sue on, I had
a vision my So, what's up everybody? Hey, Hey, Hey,
m w F C O L.
Speaker 2: Hey you did you go see n Italia?
Speaker 1: Yes? They did, Yes they did. I I saw both
of my kids over since the last time we spoke
in per se Sonny and Italia.
Speaker 2: Okay, so why did you see Sonny?
Speaker 1: Okay? So uh Sonny? Uh, well, he was supposed to
have uh his dad was supposed to visit him this
weekend because the last time he was going to visit him,
his dad got really sick. So oh yeah, Adam's done,
Adam's dead. Grandpa right got six. So it was the
weekend that we moved Sonny in anyway, So then he
said he he would he would reschedule the visit to
this last weekend, and then, like I don't know, a
couple nights ago before the weekend hit, Sonny called me
and said, hey, I'm coming home this weekend, and I said, wait, what,
I thought your dad was coming to visit you. Well,
he asked, he offered to fly me home for the
weekend because there's a big MMA UFC fight Saturday night,
and wanted to know if I wanted to watch it
with the guys, and then Sunday football wanted to watch,
you know, hang out, and you know, he's like, sure,
I'll go home. Like he's got his other friends that
are still in town, so he wants to see those
guys too. So he came home for the weekend. Okay,
So I picked him up from the airport on Friday
night and he's home until Monday night tonight.
Speaker 2: So you picked him up even though he was home
for a visit with his dad.
Speaker 1: Well, he's so yes, because they were going to get
him a car or something. The plan was was from
him to come home home with me on Friday, which
I was happy about. And then Saturday the fight was
like in the afternoon or something. So Saturday afternoon he
went with his dad and then he spent the night
with his dad Saturday night, and then watched football all
day Sunday and came home Sunday night. And then he
goes home on Monday. Oh okay, and he's going out
of Burbank, so it's very close to me, like ten
minute drive, right. So I picked him up on Friday
and I'm taking him to the airport tonight, and yeah,
I had a good weekend with Sunnay came home to visit.
He brought some dirty clothes and did his laundry and
went and saw his friends that he's you know, hasn't
seen in three weeks. Just laugh. Yeah, So we had
a good We had a good weekend. And oh and
Phil had surgery on Friday.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I can't believe I didn't.
Speaker 1: Oh God, did I tell you that? Yes, I did
tell you I was having Yes, he had surgery on Friday.
He had five tumors removed, so he's got five air.
He's practically bald. His whole belly and chest is shaved.
He had some were as big as a like a
small avocato, like an avocado pit. One was the size
of a walnut, you know, uh one was.
Speaker 2: They weren't just like little fatty deposits.
Speaker 1: They were fat, well, some of them were fatty. One
they kept every time I took him, they they kept
saying they were five. But then the last time I
took him, they said that one felt suspicious and they
had to come out anyway. They were getting bigger, and
they were, you know, they were just looked uncomfortable. So
those got But he did have a new growth that
I had checked, which became they said it was a
mass cell tumor, so they had that removed as well. Okay,
so everything got sent to the lab and well, no,
I haven't heard probably know, maybe today or tomorrow. But yeah, five,
but they took them out. Anyway, they took everything out. Yeah,
all of them.
Speaker 2: So probably even if it was another even if another
one of them was a mass cell, it wouldn't be
you wouldn't have to do anything, right if they.
Speaker 1: Know now that it's out, yeah right, you know, usually
they'll say, like we got the margins, you know, the
you know, around the tumor to make sure it's all clean.
I mean, Molly was riddled with these mass cell tumors.
She would get them all the time. She lost an ear,
she had to get her ear taken off, and then
she also had diabetes and she went blind in both eyes,
and then I had to have surgery to get the
one eye site back, so she had one eye, one ear,
and then she just had these tumors. But Molly came
from a pet shop, for God's sakes. Yeah. But anyway,
so Phil, uh, they said, you know, it looks it's okay,
like they caught it and hopefully, you know, they'll be
fine after that. So I'm not that worried. Knock on wood.
But uh yeah, So he had surgery Friday and he's
got the big cone of shame, and uh he was.
I've never heard Phil wine or cry ever since I've
had him. And we got I picked him up from
the surgery, brought him home. Suzanne spent the night with
me Saturday Friday because she was planning on it anyway.
She was gonna work from home from my house and.
Speaker 2: Wait, but this is when you picked up Sunny too.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So Suzanne and I planned on that Friday four
months because we're both empty nesters. And she's like, you
know what, and she just moved in with her boyfriend
all the way like on the West Side, okay, and
so she's like, you know, I'm just gonna come and
she works in Bourbank. She's like, I'm just gonna come
on a Friday every few Fridays, like maybe once a month,
and just work from your house and hang out and
spend the night. You know. Bring she's gonna bring her dog.
She couldn't this time because Phil had surgery, but that
was our plan, Okay, our plan turned into a three
ring circus because Phil had the surgery. I go to
pick up Phil. Sonny's coming into town Friday night. She
stayed with Phil where I went and got went and
got Sunny. Olga shows up and wants to make Sunny
steak dinner, his favorite because he hasn't had a home
cooked meal, and uh, yeah, so that was my Friday night.
So but Sunny. So I brought Phil home and I
could hear him like going like you know when dogs
have that, it's like a high pitch. It sounds like
they're a little bit of a whistle where they go.
I can't make the nose that he was doing that.
But so I went and got Sunny, brought Sunny home
and when he walked in the door, Phil went straight
for Sunny and was crawled like like he's never made
that sound before. We've never heard him do that, And
he was like like he was trying to talk to Sonny.
He was licking him, and Sonny was like almost in tears,
like because he was so out of those videos.
Speaker 2: I wish he'd video taped, like he said the same
like the vets that come home. You know he has videos,
have I cried to where a vet comes home and sees.
Speaker 1: The dog, the dog for the Oh my god, it's
what I said it. Oh, I'm like, I wish I
would have had that on video because it was in
the moment, you know, And I was like, I was
so excited for Sonny to see Phil. And so yeah,
Sonny walked in and he got down on his knees
and he was like hugging him, pense, kissing his face
inside of that big cone and Phil's licking him to
death and you know, And but Phil was out out
of it, like he was all drugged up. He was
I've never but in the next day he's back to normal,
wagging his tail, wants to do shit, wants to go
for his walk, tons of energy.
Speaker 2: But I wonder if he was so excited to see
Sonny also because he was high.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know when you're high and you want to
talk up and then you're like, oh my god, I
love everybody. Yes where you've been, But if you was
shot shots that is so funny. Yeah, maybe he maybe
he was like, hey, loving everybody, but yeah, he was
so out of it. It was so so cute. But yeah,
he's fucked up. But and I And the other thing
with Phil is I got to keep him calm for
two weeks. How you know, it's it's it's a little
tough because he's you know, he still has energy even
when I when I take him for a walk, sometimes
I feel like he gets even more energized. You know,
I was gonna have to bring him today if Sonny
wasn't home, because I I feel like I have to,
you know, at this at least for a week, hang
out with him because he can easily scratch his stitches,
his hind leg and pop one of those stitches.
Speaker 2: Okay, you know it's.
Speaker 1: Not just his mouth, like he's got his hind legs
that he's gone to itch himself a few times and
I had to stop him. So you got to really
keep an eye on him. So luckily Sonny is home today.
Otherwise I was like, what am I gonna do with him?
I don't have to bring him here. But anyway, he
was a bloody mess the first night he got home.
So he's fine. Sonny was happy to be home, and
he's fine.
Speaker 2: And so Sonny went with Adam on Saturday and Saturday
and Sunday, yeah, and all day Sunday, Yeah, and then
slept back at your houseman Sunday Sunday night.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah. And then next weekend, I'm going to see
Sonny for the parents weekend right right, right, and going
to the game and going to the game. Yeah. Yeah,
He's got his his friends, I guess his friends. His
parents are coming to town and their parents are going
all the parents are going to the gate. So he's like, yeah,
you want to come. He thought I was gonna come
with Melissa, but right, but she's not going, right, And
Melissa's having a Halloween party at Melissa and sal and
the theme is SNL. And I was gonna go as
Roseanne Rosanna Danna. Yes, I know, but I'm not going
as I'm going to the I'm going to see Sunny
next weekend.
Speaker 2: My god, that was just a little roller coaster ride
for me. I picturing you as Roseanne Rosanna Donna and
he could have done the voice the whole time.
Speaker 1: Flint that sweatball off your nose? What are you trying
to do? Make me sic? She got a little teeny
tiny sweatball hang enough for notes a doctor. It wouldn't
fall off. She looked at the left and didn't fall off.
She looked all right. It didn't fall off. She stood up,
it didn't fall off.
Speaker 2: There's never been another like Guilder on that show. Now,
Wig is maybe a little bit close, pretty clod. She
was just one of a con she was and she.
Speaker 1: Did like she did Rosanne, Rosanna Dana and she did
Lisa Loupner.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, what's name Todd?
Speaker 3: Todd?
Speaker 1: Todd, she had like this spot. Yeah, I'm sure nobody
knows what we're talking about except for like five people.
Speaker 2: I feel like our audience is like, yeah, maybe a
lot of them are our age. I think.
Speaker 1: Raise your hand.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, come on now. Caitlin's nodding his head. He's
giving us, he's shutting us down. That's not good improv, Kaylin.
He's just yes.
Speaker 1: And you know Lisa Lutner and Todd right, like Todd.
Speaker 2: Well, so you're not going to the party, but you're
gonna go to the Oregon.
Speaker 1: And as does Gilda Radner, no kidding.
Speaker 2: So Sadie okay, but then not Sadie lb. So we
have her parents weekend. Okay, it's in November. It's like
right around her birthday.
Speaker 1: Oh is it? Natalia has parents weekend in November? Okay,
and I wasn't. I'll tell you about my visit with
Natalia later.
Speaker 2: But except for her for Community college has a parent's weekend.
Speaker 1: No, it's the Santa Barbarack. It's the same thing, okay,
where all the parents come to town. But she didn't
invite me. She invited her dad and he's doing stand
up at a frat house that like at the school
for parents' weekend. I guess, okay, but she invited me
to come the next day. I don't know. She's like,
he's just gonna come for a couple hours and do
stand up, so you can come on Sunday. Okay.
Speaker 2: Interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I'll tell you about my visit with Italia,
but tell me.
Speaker 2: Oh no, So I was just gonna say that Elbie's
parents weekend ucla parents Weekend. Julie was telling me, don't
don't sign up for all the stuff because like you
don't really want to go, like the dean talk, who
cares like you want to do this stuff. So because
Elbie's in a sorority, they do a thing. Julie was like,
just go to the sorority stuff and then either go
to the game or like go home, like it'll be fine.
Because and most of the girls in her apartment are
local anyway, so probably all the parents will do the
same thing. I don't think anybody. I don't think any
of us. That's the fact that she's there. She's a
transfer student, Like I don't. It's not like, yeah, embarking
on the first year of four years at a school.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't. Yeah, first of all, like, don't tell it,
have to tell me twice. I don't care. I don't
want to hear like the dean talk about or that
some of the professors from other who cares. I've already
been through that with every school beating up, like yeah, yeah, right. Yet,
the sorority does a thing where they do it it's
called a presence, and they present the their their new pledge,
and so they do a brunch for the parents. So
you come and it's like some ceremony and then you
get to you you can order them flowers so for
you for your kid, and then they present their new
pledges and then there's a light brunch afterwards, and then
I guess you go do something with the the the
fraternity that's associated with that sorority. Then the fraternity hosts
you and then so all the parents go and.
Speaker 1: The keg stands come in.
Speaker 2: Literally. It's so funny that you would say that, because
an old mom friend of mine who has two kids
at Berkeley posted a bunch they had they just had
recently had their parent weekend and she was posting all
the stuff from the sorority house and then going to
the frat house and the daughter. We're pretty sure it
was her, but you couldn't tell because she was face down,
was video doing a kegstand with them lifting up her
legs from the back and like yeah, And I was like,
oh my god, what exactly is a keg standing? I
know that sounds like I'm being naive or whatever, but
I honestly never have the nozzle. For Kaitlin can tell us.
Speaker 3: That's when someone holds you upside down over a keg
and you chug beer out of it.
Speaker 1: So they like, they hold your feet up and you're
supposed to chug How are you supposed to drink upside down?
That's the part.
Speaker 2: Squirting into your mouth. So you're basically just.
Speaker 1: Like okay, yeah, wow, I mean I know how to
deal a beer fun all that I could do a shotgun?
Speaker 2: Yeah, shotgun Yeah, that's where you you punch a hole
in it with like a can opener and then you
put your mouth over that and then you snap and
then shy your mouth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it gets all over my backyard patio.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So anyway, I told LB. I was like, so,
I think we'll just do that and not sign up,
and she was like yeah, of course, Like yeah, that's
gonna be fun all the it's really expensive too, the
parents to do that. If you buy the package for
the whole parents weekend. Oh, really expensive.
Speaker 1: So you're gonna pay for the sorority and you got
to pay for all that.
Speaker 2: You don't if you don't, if you don't pay for
the parents weekend, you don't have to. You don't know,
like you don't have to because I'm not staying in
a hotel. You're you're signing up. You're basically paying for
a lot of the activities on campus.
Speaker 1: But we're not doing that.
Speaker 2: We're circumventing that. So we could pay. It would include
like the football game, but we may or may not
go to the we've already been. And I asked Alb,
I was like, do you want us to go to
the football game. We'll get tickets if you want, And
she was like, I mean it's up to you, Like,
we could go or not go.
Speaker 1: Right, she doesn't even sit with you guys, does she?
Speaker 2: Or when she probably wouldn't. I guess we could sit.
We could do it the way we did it last
time and sit in the student section. I mean, I
guess we'll see. I know Julie told me they did
not go to the game like they went. They did
all the sorority fraternity stuff. It was a few hours
and then she and Jimille were like, Okay, peace out,
and I would do.
Speaker 1: What Julie says. That's what I'll follow her.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, unless unless we meet up, because as you know,
I have some other friends whose kids go to UCLA.
So is it possible that we'll join up. Well, we'll
get tickets and with the same couple that we went
last I don't know. I'll see. But my point is
I'm so glad that I'm not having that. It's not
going to be such.
Speaker 1: Akshaw, right right, right, Yeah, that's good.
Speaker 2: It seems kind of fun. Yeah to just go to
the sorority house, Well, yeah, that.
Speaker 1: Part would be interesting. I would love to see that. Yeah,
and you like you see where what it's all about. Yeah,
that would be fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, see her, meet her some of her sorority, for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Put some names to the faces, you know.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, that's what I did when I went to
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Speaker 1: Boom so Natalia. So uh yeah, so Natalia went drove
down to see her on Tuesday last week, and uh,
she had class until like four or something like that,
so she wanted me to get there around five. So
you know, I drove about two hours and fifteen minutes
it took to get there.
Speaker 2: Oh that's kind of long.
Speaker 1: It's pretty long.
Speaker 2: It's actually it was traffic time.
Speaker 1: Yes, there was a little traffick ee as you're leaving
out of the the area I live. And then then
it gets easy. Then it gets mean when you get
to the one oh one, then it gets you know,
busy again. But it actually is quicker to go visit
Sonny on the airplane than it is to drive to
see Natalia. Sunny. It's like an hour and a half.
Speaker 2: But let's hassle and cause you're just getting in your
car and driving right right, although maybe for you you
got to charge up.
Speaker 1: Well that's it's when I get there. I always charge it.
There's a place near her place that I can charge it.
But yeah, so it drove out there, and you know
we were I told her, I would, you know, do
your laundry or do your dishes? Like, how about you
do my dishes? And oh my.
Speaker 2: God, don't they have a dishwasher?
Speaker 1: They do, but they're they what they these girls they're
cooking at home a lot, which is great, but they're
not cleaning at home a lot, which sucks. So they
will cook and then they'll leave their their pans and shit,
and like, so I'm looking at the and it's a
small area, it's not that much, but it's just a mess.
And there's all these dishes. So I start doing the
dishes and I'm there's like about five different pans and
pots on the stove. And so by this time, I'm
doing the dishes and she's like, she puts the music.
Speaker 2: On on there. Well, I mean, no, I what happened?
Speaker 1: I got okay, so I get there. I what happened? Oh,
she had to get tires for her car. That's a
long story. So I went to the tire shop. Met
her at the tire shop. But then we went to
like Trader Joe's and Albertson's.
Speaker 2: And it's an LV weekend.
Speaker 1: Yes, it was so nice. Yes, So we, I you know,
went and she like has her list, and I'm like,
don't you need this? Don't you want some munch Don't
you want some cereal? Don't you want And she's like, no,
it's not on my list.
Speaker 2: We're so same And I literally was at the grades
store with LV yesterday going what about cereal? Yes? She
was like, yeah, cereal is good, but I still have
some from the last time. And I was like, you
don't want to like another kind? I think, what about
ice cream? What about Like She's like, I know, we
don't have a lot of room in the freezer.
Speaker 1: I know that's the thing. And I'm like, use me.
I'm with you right now, come on, let's go. Like
she need a toilet paper, I'm like, I got the
biggest one. She's like, mom, what, I don't need that much?
And I'm like, just to hat. She goes, where are
we going to put it? Here's nowhere to you know,
there's nowhere in closet now I know exactly. So anyway,
so we do. Yeah, we do the grocery shopping, which
was fun, and then the plan was well we were
going to go home and like it was going to
help her with whatever around the house, and then we
were going to go on a little hike and then
go to dinner. But it got it gets dark early now,
so the hike was out of the picture. So anyway,
now I'm telling her, like, I want to meet some
of your other friends, because her roomies were one girl
was home, but she was in her room studying, and
she talks about these this other group of friends that
are outside of her house that she's known since like
high school, but now she's reinconnected with them. So she's
hanging out with them a lot. And they had one
of them, they have the same they have the same
I think they're in the same journalism and journalism together.
So they've been doing homework whatever. So I'm like, I
want to go meet those people and all her guy
friends that she tells me about, you know. So now
she's like, you know, calling her friends, like my mom's
in town, and I'm like, invite them to dinner, you know.
So she's inviting people, but like a lot of her
guy friends are taking a nap. They were like at
six o'clock at night, or they're studying or whatever. And
I was like, let's just go buy the frat house
and she's like should we like, and then She's like, no,
I think it's kind of cringe. I was like, okay,
we don't have to, but you know, I want to.
So she took me to meet her other friend. Her
other girlfriend and the three of us went to dinner
and it's such a sleepy town. Things close pretty pretty early,
so by the time we oh. So, I'm doing the
dishes and I turned the dish the dish dishwasher disposal,
and I hear cl clock clok. Look, look, look, look, look,
and I'm like, okay, I stop it. I go that
doesn't sound good. Put my hand in there. There's two
shot glasses broken. Oh no, inside inside of the disposal,
and I'm scart. I'm like trying not to cut myself.
I'm like cleaning it out and there's ground meat and
shitting there and the water doesn't go. Oh it's just
so gross. Oh teenage girls, my dad, I know. So
I'm like, what if you girls, come on, you can't
And she was like, oh my god, and she saved
it to show her roommates. She was like, look, what
you know, we have to be careful. So they did
the dishes and then I'm starting to do the pots.
Speaker 2: Drop a shot glass in the garbage disposal and not
realize you did that. Like that makes a noise.
Speaker 1: Because there's five dishes on top of every like nobody's
paying attention and it's like slides into I don't know.
And so now I'm starting to do the pots and
pans from the stove and she goes, oh, just do
this this, Just do mine. That's mine and I'm like, well,
i'm here, let me. Let me. She goes, well, that's theirs.
They can clean it. And I'm like, is that gonna
But they're not going to. It's like how long have
these been sitting here? So I cleaned everything and made
it all nice and tidy, and she was so grateful,
and her roommates came home and they were like, oh
my god, thank you so very sweet. You know, they're like,
thank you so much. And then we have a dish
drying rack barely like there's no room for anything, but
yes they do.
Speaker 2: Because that was what I told you. I bought LB
one before she moved in, and she was like it
was like the number one great purchase. Yes, we use
it all the time. I bought her the dish the
drying rack with the map that goes that goes underneath it,
you know, which, of course we all normal people have that,
but they hadn't thought of it. So I was like,
you're gonna need to some of the dishes. You're gonna
need to do yourself. Because at first she was like, well,
we have a dishwasher. I'm like, yeah, but some stuff
you've got to just wash and then put it somewhere.
And she was like, mom, it's like the greatest thing.
We use it constantly.
Speaker 1: Well, here's the problem. Their dish rack was full, so
I had to like, I'm put it everything away, and like,
where does this bowl go? She goes, I don't know,
just put it wherever, you know. And one thing though
that Wendy has that's handy dandy is this. It's kind
of hard to explain. It's it's a rack that rolls, okay,
and you can roll it so it's not taking up
counter space, so you can roll it. And it's like
you can get gold or silver and it lays across
your sink, or it can go across half of your sink, okay,
and you can just pile the glasses and the dishes
on top of that so that it doesn't It's like
for people that don't have a lot of counter space.
It's really cool. Anyway, did the dishes, tidied it up,
and then went to dinner. Took her friend to dinner,
and then afterwards then her friends, where.
Speaker 2: Did you guys go to dinner?
Speaker 1: We just went into like like on Main Street. There's
like some sushi hole in the wall sushi place that
she really wanted to go to. M It's okay, you know,
sushi's kind of hit and miss, but I trust her,
like she's got my taste in sushi. It was okay,
but it's it was it was cold and rain like
you know the Santa Barbara air, you know, it's like
cold and rainy, and we had to sit outside, which
was fine whatever. But we had a nice dinner. And
then during dinner her friends started calling like okay, you know,
like hey, bring your mom by or whatever. So then
we we ate dinner. Then we drove back to her
friend's apartment building. And this was on Tuesday, and right, yeah,
so it's like nine thirty. It's like a weeknight. It's
a week night. It's pretty mellow like a weeknight. It
is a week It is a week night, not like
it's similar to a weeknight, yes, you know, like those
Tuesday nights. Yes. So we went back to like an
apartment building, not a fraternity or sorority house, but met
a bunch of her friends there where. That's where she
spends a lot of time, like they do homework together
and stuff on their deck. She was shown me and
really sweet nice met you know, a guy friend of
hers really that she loves. Nice guy, seems nice. And
and then I dropped her off there because then she
can walk home. She was walking, it's walking distant, so
she's like, I'm just gonna hang out for a little bit.
And then I go, okay, well I'm gonna go home
from here. And then yeah, got home at like eleven.
It was nice. It's nice that she's you know, so
close and a lot of her roommates their parents drive
out and go visit and hang out, you know. So
it was nice to go and visit her. And and
then I told her Sonny was coming to town. She's like, yeah,
all right, I'll see him on the flip side. Yeah.
So I got to see Sunny in Natalia this week.
Speaker 2: Isn't that nice? It's like you get that such a
sad feeling when they leave but then I don't. I
haven't really had time to actually miss Olbi. And also
so yeah, so Elbie came home yesterday. She ostensibly she
said that she Sadie. She had heard that Sadie was
having a really hard time, which I talked about on
Patreon can listen to tomorrow, and Elbe felt bad and
told Sadie she was going to come home for the
for a day.
Speaker 1: That's such a good big sister, I know. I love that.
Speaker 2: So Elb doesn't have class on Monday, so it works
out for her too once in a while. So she's
done it once before, get picked up on a Sunday.
So I picked her up at so. I talked to
her the day before and she was like, yeah, so
I'm very much considering coming home for the day. So
I said, okay, just let me know. I'll come pick
you up. I didn't have plans. So she that morning
she was like, hey, so I'd like to come home.
Can you pick me up? I was like, yep, I'll
pick you up. One brought her home, I took her
to she came with me. Well, it made her come
with me to Michael's because so I'll maybe I'll talk
about this on the Friday show. But I am fully
in charge, as you all know, of the the Silent Auction.
It's not as this coming Saturday.
Speaker 1: I thought about you and you Kaylen, because this weekend
I drove. I was driving with Sunny on Saturday afternoon
and we lived close to an elementary school and the
whole street was packed, and Sonny's like, what's going on?
It's a Saturday. And then we drive by the school
and you see the big you know, Halloween and you
know pumpkin patch, you know, fall festival, and we were like,
I was like, oh I remember, and Sonny was like,
those were the days.
Speaker 2: Those were so fun, right, yes, yeah, well this is
kind of like that.
Speaker 1: I thought.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of forest volunteering, except that they don't
call it that. They just really hound parents. Now, as
you all know, I'm the no getter that really actually
is a go getter. You know, I end up being
a go getter, even though mentally I'm a no kid,
like I'm always trying to do less, but then I
let myself very easily. Okay. For instance, this thing is
called the harvest Fest, and there's a harvest Fest group
like committee, which as far as I was concerned. I'm
not on like I had. I'm I'm the co chair
of the fundraising committee, so as that goes, I'm kind
of expected to help get stuff for the silent auction.
I don't know how I fell into that. There's not
a person who's doing that, so I was sort of
like had to do it right. Well, then I was
just I get all the emails for like, hey, we're
going to hop on a zoom at this time. So
the first zoom for the committee for this event I
didn't go to. I was like, I don't know why
I'm getting these emails. I'll just go to this meeting.
Doesn't concern me. There's enough meetings. I go to the meeting.
There's a once a month meeting for the school for
all the volunteers to know what's going on at the school,
like a board meeting kind of right that I go to.
But I was like, I'm not going to that meeting. Well,
then I was just getting like bombarded with emails about
like this thing's coming up, we really need to have
a meeting about it. So I attend. It doesn't really matter.
The point is everything seems to be coming to me. Yeah,
and I'm like, I don't know if you guys really
understand how not crafty I am, like, how I don't
know how to really put together about like there are
people that's what they do.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, people love it.
Speaker 2: They yeah, fucking live for this shit. They're just like
and they got a lot of like strong ideas about
how it should be done.
Speaker 1: Of course. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you remember this story. It was
during our time of doing this podcast, and I actually
wrote about this in my book. But like many moons ago,
when I was just a young mom, I had to
do this thing for the elementary school. It was like
teacher appreciation day and we all were supposed to bring
in a flower and then some parents were asked, hey,
could you help put the flowers into like little.
Speaker 1: Bouquets in some vases.
Speaker 2: Or some vases? How it bounds? That don't fucking come
after me about it's a vase or it's a vase right.
Speaker 1: For a tournament or a tournament? Right?
Speaker 2: How would you pronounce you would say vase? Would you say?
Speaker 1: I say vase? I feel like that's maybe a southern California.
I don't know.
Speaker 2: Anyway, we had to put the flowers together and these things.
So they need they needed me, like they needed volunteers.
So I came and there was one mom who had
some real strong ideas about how like putting together a
few flowers and a vase should be done. And apparently,
so I guess, so we were supposed to be cutting
the stems off these flowers. Well, I cut the stems
off the flowers and I put them in the vase
or vase, and this mom got so mad. Do you
remember this story?
Speaker 1: It sounds familiar with that one.
Speaker 2: You weren't supposed to cut the stem off of that one,
that one's supposed to stick above the other ones. And
I got really mad back at her because I was like,
how the fuck am I supposed to know that?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: I've never taken a flower arranging class, Like I'm not
a fucking florist, Like I'm just here. How did I
get hurt? I'm not volunteering and I was. I just
remember being so mad that I got like kind of
yelled at she got But like in retrospect, the way
the story is is that I had called my mentor
in my program for not drinking and told her the story,
and she was like, all right, but like maybe maybe
it wasn't personal. Maybe she's just like type A anxious
she she's there trying to help out, Like your mate,
your end goal is you're trying to help out, so like, yeah,
the goal is to do something nice for the teacher,
So who cares, I'll get it. And I was like
all right, but she didn't have to be a content
about it, you know. But then I was like, anyway,
never really loved that mom that much and always obviously
held a little bit of a resent. So I'm always
a little bit on guard for like ever since then,
somebody that's much better at doing baskets that's gonna have
ideas that's going to be like do you how do
you not know that you're supposed to bring a blow
dryer and like heat seal it or what what? Or
how do you not know that you need twine to
like I don't know.
Speaker 1: So we were almos, was it your job to find
a basket?
Speaker 2: I so remember my story about going on the my
by nothing group and the lady who had the baskets,
but like, no good deed goes unpunished, like I had
to go to her house and then she like kept
me there. Yeah, remember she called me yeah.
Speaker 1: And then she and then she called you back to
get yeah, yeah, yes.
Speaker 2: And then it was like like it was like four
calls to arrange. Like he's like, I don't text. Yeah,
I had to talk to her on the phone. And
then she was like, oh my god. And then I
got there and remember she was like, wait here, I
had made weight on math products per year. And I
was like okay, and then they were like you like
one of them most like they looked like they'd been.
Speaker 1: Like in a basement, and your grandma like thank you.
Speaker 2: And I threw them away when I got home. Yes, so,
but I do have a bunch of baskets. Yeah, I
don't know how to so anyway, on one of these calls,
these baskets are a base, I said, I don't know.
I'm not crafty. I go, I'm just putting it out there.
It's not going to look good if I do it
by myself. If any of you guys are good at this.
So luckily a couple of moms were like, yeah, I'm
good at it. I'll come help you. So I've enlisted
that today after school, and.
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so today after school, and you know, this is like
a problem with having a little eighty eighty D Some
people are really good at like lists, and there's like
Excel spreadsheets, so sand does at like, for instance, I
actually have it with me because I brought it by accident.
But the list of all of the Okay, here's silent
auction and opportunity drawing. I've got the experience, Jimmy Kimmel alive.
Here's who it's donated. Here's what you get. Somebody's saying
they're donating the Golden Bachelorette admission for two to a
live show taping. But it keeps saying, I'm like, what
live show taping are they having?
Speaker 1: The don't they do the two hour event after the rows?
Speaker 2: I don't remember them doing that last time for the
Golden Bachelor. But even if they do, it would be
on a certain wouldn't it already be taped by now?
Or I get now okay, so that's possible. Then there's
like the stuff that I got person. Then there's oh,
I can tell you the name, Okay, maybe I should
tell you off here though I don't want to out them.
But anyway, the point is there's all this stuff, and
I got to figure out what's silent auction, what's for
the baskets. Then we got to put together these baskets.
So you know, I'm sitting there before Elbie came home
and I was like, oh shit, you know what you
need for baskets? Is that like shreddy shit that for
like the Eastern Yeah?
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, so straw paper.
Speaker 2: Literally, I'm like, where do you get that? Like I
look on Amazon and I wrote, like, shredded shreddy stuff
for baskets ready and you can buy it in bulk.
But by the time I thought of it it was yesterday.
It was last night, and I'm like, well, I don't
have time to get that.
Speaker 1: So they have that at Michael's.
Speaker 2: They have it at Michael's super expensive.
Speaker 1: Of course, Michaels is very over how much is it
for that?
Speaker 2: It cost me, Like, it cost me fifty bucks and
that's with a coupon to get oh my god, to
buy three big packs of it. They were twenty bucks each.
And then I had like a coupon.
Speaker 1: Do they reimburse you or to school or I know.
Speaker 2: They I'm not going to be able to be like, hey,
I spent No, I mean, could I get them to
reimburse me? Probably, but right they would decide. I me,
you know, it's like get it done, so I shouldn't
say that. It's like, that's not very nice the woman. Okay,
you know what. I have something else to tell you
regarding this. Remember last year I did a few patreons
about the person who was running who was like the
in charge of everything, the parent, and I told the
stories about kind of it was a little bit of
a roller coaster ride because I found her to be
really off putting. But then I was like, oh, now
I see what she's up against. Yes, okay, So that
person had some gift cards for us that we were
going to be able to use, but I had to
kind of track her down because she doesn't have a
kid at the school anymore. But somehow she still had
all these gift cards that belonged to the school.
Speaker 1: She's not the one with no bandwidth. Yes, that's her,
isn't she the one that's still emailing and saying that
she's got.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, okay, yes, okay, but she had these gift
cards that we need. But so I had to track
her down and she was like she owned a store,
a really cute store, by the way, and she was like,
come by the store at this time, not close to
me though, by the way, and then I'll give you
the gift cards. So I go to the store the
day before, okay, this like a couple of days ago.
And I get there and I walk in and I'm
like hi, and she was like, oh I forgot bitch. Fuck.
She did feel bad. She was like, I'm so sorry.
I'm really really sorry. I totally spaced. I'm so sorry.
I'll bring them tomorrow. For sure. When people say I spaced, yeah,
it's a it was, it's okay.
Speaker 1: Says she's going to bring them to you now.
Speaker 2: No, she was. She brought them to the store the
next day.
Speaker 1: You know what she offered.
Speaker 2: But but I was like, she's very she's got a
I had a feeling it was going to be harder
to figure out a time for her to bring them
to me than it was to just so I was like,
she was like, or I can bring I can bring
them back to the store to So I was like,
that's fine. So I went to the store and I
got all that stuff. It's the reason I'm telling you
all this is because it's turning into like a full
time job. Sounds like that I'm not cut out for.
Like if I had to have interviewed for the job
of doing this job, I never would have gotten hired,
Like in a million years. They would have been like,
you have no qualifications to do, but yet nobody else
is wanting to do it, so well, that's the thing.
Speaker 1: You can't like appoint somebody else to do it or
say hey.
Speaker 2: Here's the policy. You know how they say with when
it comes to like school volunteering, twenty percent of the
people do eighty percent of the work. You know, it's
like the other people that are good at this, like
the one that's showing up is doing so much already
that it's like I would feel bad being like, hey,
why don't you also be in charge of this? She
this other woman who's going to help me, is in
charge of is like they keep going like, let's call
her Nancy. They keep going like, Nancy, do you mind
being also taking on this? And she's always like, no,
no problem. Well it turns out at her kid's old school,
elementary middle school, she was the tammy, the one in
charge of everything, and she was so happy to not
be in charge. But you know, you can sniff out
people who are used to being in charge, you know,
you sniff it out and you're like, oh, that woman
has a shit together, she's organized, right, you know, so
then you're like it just you. Naturally that person always
ends up being You're like, yo, I can help, you know,
and then you end up. So I didn't want to
put it on her, but she's like, oh yeah, I
know how to do baskets. So then I said okay, Well,
so I texted her. I was like I don't have
any shreddy stuff and she was like get it on Amazon.
I'm like too late, So yeah, so I looked at
I went to Michael's. I got that stuff, but I
dragged Lbie with me, so I went and picked Alby
up and then it was so nice to It's like
so nice, Like I feel like I can see her everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so made me so happy, uh huh. And to
see her little face and then she gets in the
car and I'm like, it's.
Speaker 1: My not that wasn't it exciting?
Speaker 3: I know?
Speaker 2: And she is so fun. She's like us. She loves
to download all the Gospels. She loves to tell you
everything that's going on.
Speaker 1: I love that. I can't get enough of that stuff.
Speaker 2: At one point, she was like, I'm sorry, I'm like
talking so much. This story is so long, and I
was like, girl, no, I want to know as long
as possible.
Speaker 1: I know, Natalia, she's been facetiming me a lot late,
Like she facetimed me yesterday and she's just on the
treadmill because she's bored. And then she's telling me about
the Halloween party they went to the night before and
how her roommate got a little hammy and so she
had to take care of her. I didn't even know
what that means, but I guess, yeah, yeah, oh is out.
It means hu hammy.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, she got hammered.
Speaker 1: I see. Oh yeah, so she said, so her roommate
got a little hammy, she had to take care of her,
and then this guy was this, and then this girl
was dressed as that, and then this and that. I
love it, love it.
Speaker 2: It's the best.
Speaker 1: I will never say goodbye like you guys, I mean
just you guys, both her or suddying, like just talk
until you want to hang up.
Speaker 2: Yup.
Speaker 1: I'll never go. Well, I gotta go, I gotta you know, no,
I love it yep.
Speaker 2: So she talked to me all the way home, and
then we all sat in the living room and then
John came in, and Sadie came in, and Xander was
at his girlfriend's house, but we and then she told
us all these stories about how so everything was great
with all the roommates. You know, she lives with seven
other girls, right, and they were it was honeymoon period
like nobody's business. But now it's like people starting to
get on each other's nerves because somebody doesn't like noise
at nights. One of them's more studious, and it's like
they're texting each other like passive aggressive texts like can
you guys keep it down a little bitter? Be great
if like I have to get up early in the morning,
and like so there's some growing pains. Yes, but everything's fine.
Everything's fine. She still loves all her roommates. And then
it's like telling me about this party and that party,
but the story about how the roommates not include like
it was a long story and I ate up every
minute and it's super funny. Then I dragged her with
me to Michael's to go get shreddy stuff. Then I
took her to the grocery store where I was like,
don't you need some cereal? Bought her all this stuff.
Then she went with me to trade her Joe's. But
then we came home. But then I was like, I
had some stuff to do, and she wanted to go
like bedrot for a little bit. Yeah, and then she
took Sadie to dinner, all I know, sweet, and then
oh but I'd had lunch with her. You know, it's funny.
I took her on the way home. I was like,
are you hungry and she was like, yeah, I am.
So we went to sushi, so I got that bonding time. Yeah,
then bonding time with the whole family. Then I had
bonding time with her at the store. Then she went
out with Sadie, but then I needed to go to
bed early and John's driving her home, driving her back
to school. Isn't that funny that I just said driving
her home? Like you, Yeah, John's taking her back to school.
Then we have our Sadie meeting at school for anybody
to listen to Patreon last week, we're trying to deal
with a situation with her ap class. Yes, so we
are meeting with the counselor today at three o'clock.
Speaker 1: And we did a good we did a really interesting
Patreon this week and uh yeah yeah, and I think
a lot of people could would be able to relate
to it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So yeah, so it's so fun.
Speaker 1: We've both got to see our kids that it's like
we're both living I know, I know. And then Sunny,
I don't even have a chance to miss the guy
because he comes. He came home this weekend and then
next week I'm going to go visit him, so I know.
It's just and now we're already talking about the holidays
and Thanksgiving and what are we doing for Christmas?
Speaker 2: And that's the fun thing. Well so okay and for us,
so right now, it's like the late late late October.
So Elbie's birthday is November twelfth, and the November tenth
is the sorority is the parents' weekend thing. So on
the tenth, yes, the kids, the twins are November twenty six,
but we will we're going to do something. Well, we're
gonna go to the sorority thing. So we'll see her
that weekend, and then on her birthday, she said she
would like to go to dinner with the families. Ah,
so we'll probably go to Westwood and pick her up
and like go to all go to dinner somewhere there.
I'll see her again and then oh, just a little
bit later in the month will be Thanksgiving, right, then
she'll be home for that week.
Speaker 1: She's home for a whole week for Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know, but let's even let's just say
she comes aroun Wednesday. She'll still be home Wednesday through Sunday. Yeah,
and then uh then winter break.
Speaker 1: Winter break. I know, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: That's like three weeks.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah. And it's funny because Natalia has not been
home once since she left. She's gone, baby gone. I
thought she would come home at least once to do
just hang out or something. Nope, No, she wants me
to go to her.
Speaker 2: How I have a question Uh, does she ever talk
about the boyfriend anymore?
Speaker 1: They asked her. Yeah, they talk just like. No, they
still they are still talking, you know, but he's in Italy,
and it's it's hard with the time difference, but they do.
They they do text and they do talk on the phone,
but they're you know, they're not boyfriend and girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Right. Yeah, But does she miss him? Does she?
Speaker 1: She does? She misses him. She's not sad, No, she's
Natalia is having the time of her life, right. She's
enjoying life to the fullest. And I knew she would,
you know. And the thing is is, yes, that's like
a you know down in Santa Barbara. It's a party
school or whatever. But I'm really proud of her because
she she calls me all the time on her way
home from class and stuff, and we'll talk about her
what she's studying and what her teachers are, you know,
her homework and things like that. So she's she's really
into it. She's into it. So I'm very happy. Like
she's got a good balance going on. And she's still
working out like six days a week in the mornings, yeah,
before class.
Speaker 2: She must be in such good shape.
Speaker 1: She is that little charmulta.
Speaker 2: Well, let's we didn't say hi to our people, so
let's do that right now. We got a Dix frolicking
as always out in the fields. Penis out Kelly, Katie
is still rolling on that Eve, Nikki, call your girls,
we love you, Yes, Elizabeth Williamson's God.
Speaker 1: I love all of our kids, all of her kids
and our kids yep.
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and Leslie is just causing trouble coast to coast and
the other. Leslie is just.
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Speaker 2: And Jacob is super growley, but such a sweet sweetie pie. Sandra,
it's not easy being green. Jennifer, get up. Aaron loves
loves giving a dirty Sands. I make it worse and
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got gum and she's got her van ready to take you. Yes,
stup ready to go and is so now he's got
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