Speaker 1: Made a decision. I'll face the sunny sound on. I
had a vision, but it's my being to reach the accent.
I'm spinning and mad turning for its nice a man,
but it's.
Speaker 2: Miss guys around, Nice to go, candy table.
Speaker 3: And gona feel the sunny screen matter.
Speaker 2: It's got letting go.
Speaker 3: Hey, everybody, are you doing? Doctor Drue? Are you doing?
Missus Drue?
Speaker 4: How's it going?
Speaker 3: I was just telling Stephanie. You guys, if you haven't
seen that cartoon, you gotta you gotta google it. What
is it called?
Speaker 5: Uh? If you google Romeo and Druliet right Michael by
Michael Narren.
Speaker 3: It's on YouTube. It's only like a minute and a
half long, and it's hilarious and it should go into
the Comedy Museum of Improv because it's it's uh David
Allen Greer, Adam and doctor Drew on Loveline like twelve
years ago talking to talking about Drew's daughter and it's
just hilarious and this is so funny. This kid like
out in New York. He put it to a cartoon
and Adam was very impressed and got him a job
working for Seth MacFarlane.
Speaker 4: You see dreams can come true.
Speaker 6: Mm hmm. By the way, I don't want to bum
you out when what there's a home burg what there's
a home burglary like every thirteen second?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, do you know that?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: Speak as our friends got robbed really Uh. Natalia's friend
who lives up our street was robbed and they caught.
They came home and the daughter walked in on the
robber in the bedroom, took all the jewelry and had
a bunch of shit in his pockets.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh, she grabbed her daughter and she threw her outside
and she ran and she called police and they caught him.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: The day so go on.
Speaker 6: So I wanted to tell you, so what's going on
a little bit about what's going on with my dog Penelope. Yeah,
so in the past I told you about Penelope loves
to chase squirrels and how that's gotten me into a
little bit of hot water sometimes, you know, with some
of the crazies in the park. Right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And no, I don't let those people rule my life.
They don't tell me what to do, right, But so.
Speaker 6: Did I can't remember if the last time we talked,
if I bought a new harness for her because she
was escaping out of the harness. So we got when
we got her, uh, the that we got her from
sent her to us with a harness that they said,
she walks really well on this harness, and she does.
She's great on a leash except that, And we think
maybe it was the taking her to the park and
letting her chase squirrels that was really activating for prey
drive and making it much worse. So eventually she started
being able to escape the harness and I'd be on
a walk with her and it just would be horrible,
like she would break out of the harness like a
little Houdini and then go chase something.
Speaker 4: Most of the time it was just a squirrel, but
it was not good. It made me look like I'm
not in control of my dog. Like suddenly my dog
breaks out of the harness and goes running down.
Speaker 3: The street, and I look like a loser, like lunaic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, lunatic chasing after my dog. Come out?
Speaker 3: What are you doing?
Speaker 6: So then I was getting freaked out, so I took
her over to Petco and I and I was like, listen,
I got a dog, she can escape the harness.
Speaker 4: I need a better harness that can hold her.
Speaker 6: So the guy was like, okay, I got the harness
that you want, and he thi her like tightened it
and made it like perfect for her.
Speaker 4: I had her at the store with me.
Speaker 6: Yeah smart, So I was all, oh, and then he
gave me this stuff called pet Corrector, which is like
it looks like it's gonna be a little aerosol can,
like a little can of hairspray. But it makes a
sound that I guess is very bothersome to dogs. It's
like it's air, so it makes a sound.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna write that down.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's good stuff. It's called pet Corrector, And so
you know, you can stop your dog from bad behavior
right when it's happening, like whatever they're doing, if they're
jumping on people or if they're chasing a squirrel.
Speaker 3: Does it run out like hairspray? Because I'm gonna have
to buy like twelve.
Speaker 4: Pack, I don't know. So okay, So here's what happens.
Speaker 6: So I come home all cocky with my Okay, now
I got a harness she's not getting out of. I
got my pet corrector. I got my I don't know,
So I'm like, oh, and I had some pepper spray
in case shit goes sideways on my walk, I don't
know what. I don't know what, like a raccoon, case
I get attacked by a rabid raccoon. I don't know
what's gonna happen out there. It's a crazy world.
Speaker 4: So so I go for my walk. I got, I'm
all geared up.
Speaker 6: I got a little backpack my stuff, you know, like,
ain't nobody getna mess with me or my dog?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Okay, So a couple of walks, she's good, like I got.
I'm like, oh no, you're not gonna get away from this.
She tries to get out of it, like she got
out of the old one, can't get out. I'm like, yeah,
you like me now, like exactly.
Speaker 4: So then I come home.
Speaker 6: Oh and then she did try to go crazy about
a squirrel. I sprayed the air thing she like jerked
into it, and she was like jerked to attention. It
distracted her and then I pulled her along. So now
I'm like I come home. I'm like, John, amazing, I
feel amazing. She can't get out of this harness.
Speaker 4: Okay. So that goes on for a few days.
Speaker 5: So then.
Speaker 4: One night this was pro probably now like a week
and a half ago. It's all new.
Speaker 6: Because it's since our last podcast, so Maddie. So anyway,
Penelope's on the front porch. All of a sudden, she
takes off like a shot. This is like sundown, and
she like out of nowhere. She's just out into the
neighbor's hedge and I just hear like, and I'm like,
what's going on.
Speaker 3: I go palp that he'll be come.
Speaker 4: She's not coming. She's not listening to me. I go
in the house. I'm like, John, I can't get the dog.
She's like, she correct her seems to be fighting something
in the bushes. I don't like it.
Speaker 6: Well, I finally it's just sounds like she's getting in
a fight with something. But I don't hear any like
it's not a cat. I don't hear anybody's. Nobody's squealing.
Then it's quiet. I go into the neighbor's hedge and
I look, she's fully killed a skunk.
Speaker 4: Her mouth, she's just there's just blood.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: Right, so, uh, oh my god.
Speaker 6: John has to go back there and get her, and
he brings her out and she is like like Joe, right,
She's just like, there's blood in our mouth, and she's
all like her like.
Speaker 4: Her eyes are all glazed over.
Speaker 6: She's just like a serial killer dog, right, And John
and I are like, what the fuck do we have here?
Speaker 4: What is happening?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 4: So I'm freaked out.
Speaker 6: And then of course we're like, oh my god, like
what if the skunk had rabies? Like we're you know,
stressing ourselves out about it. And then of course John,
who's even more anxious than I am, is like, we're
gonna have to take her to the vets.
Speaker 4: She's I'm like, okay, everybody, like, hold on a minute.
Speaker 6: She just had shots because we just got her a
few months ago, so she's up to date on the shots.
They don't really give rabies boosters if they've just had
a raby shots, So I'm like, okay, she's not gonna
get rabies. But then John's like, we to have like what,
I don't know if anybody's listening, and they're like, you
should have done the right thing and taken her to
the whatever.
Speaker 4: We didn't do that.
Speaker 3: She's fine, But the thing was, she didn't get bitten.
Speaker 6: She had.
Speaker 4: The blood was the skunk, cause it was just around
her mouth. She had nobody. That skunk had no chance.
Speaker 6: I think Penelope just went and grabbed that thing and
like broke its back, I'm sure, and like killed it.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 6: The point is when we went to go take her
for a walk after that, she had like new vigor,
like a new animal killing vigor, and she immediately.
Speaker 4: Broke out of the harness.
Speaker 6: Wow. She the kid is like Houdini, Like she's she
does the thing, she like bows down, like she puts
her like when she's all jacked up on squirrel smell.
Speaker 4: She put her paws out in front of her.
Speaker 6: It's almost like the trainer who I hired a trainer
told me, it's like she's taking a shirt off, like.
Speaker 3: She just like a yoga kind of yeah, like backed out.
Speaker 4: So she's super smart dog. So here's what happened.
Speaker 6: So I'm walking her and I've got my I've still
got my pet correcter and uh it's in my backpack.
So I'm walking and this cat comes out of like
the front lawn and starts stalking us, like it starts
following us, going oh god, now, so I start freaking.
So Penelope's freaking out trying to get to the cat,
and the cat's coming at us, and I was like,
what the fuck back up? So I start going like
get away, get away, like and I'm now now trying
to take my backpack off.
Speaker 3: Everybody close your eyes and picture.
Speaker 6: Picture yeah, me freaking out like a baby, going stop it,
get away, mean cat, go away, and Penelope is like
having none of it. Penelope is like, bitch, I just
killed this gun. You think I can't take you. So
Penelope is like, I'm getting out of this harness and
I'm like, no, you're not. And I'm trying to reach
in for the pet. Correct well, too late. She's out
of the harness. She attacks the cat.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. The cat and.
Speaker 6: Penelope are battling it out out in the street and
I'm screaming like a lunatic.
Speaker 3: When they like, yeah she was, she was on the cat,
like she pounced on the cat.
Speaker 4: The cat's fighting her. I'm screaming. I'm like, oh my god,
she's gonna kill somebody's cat. What's going on?
Speaker 3: Fuck my life.
Speaker 4: I'm suddenly like snooky, going fuck my life.
Speaker 7: Why?
Speaker 3: So the cat gets.
Speaker 4: Away, runs under a car.
Speaker 6: Penelope is trying to get under the cart. It finally
runs up a tree, thank god, but now, so I'm
just in my little neighborhood. Now, Penelope somehow in the
scuffle of getting her harness off, also got her collar off.
So now I'm trying to tackle my dog, who's like
a wet seal. At this point, she's like, you can't.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to get her, but she's so excited and
I have my arms around her, but she's she's a
terrier mutt. She looks like when Dixie.
Speaker 6: If you can pay, she's just like wire hair and
just like a funky face. I'll put her picture up
on Facebook again, but you know. So then I'm standing
there and then this guy comes up the street with
a pit bull and I'm like, but Penelope's great with
other dogs.
Speaker 4: That wasn't the problem. But I needed help. At this point,
I don't know where the caller is.
Speaker 6: I'm all discombobulated and shaky and like I can't find
the harness, and I'm like, can you help me? And
he's like, oh, you want me to get my move
my dog away the other way, and I was like, no,
I mean, I need help with my dog. I'm just
the biggest loser. So then finally I get the harness.
I put it back on her. But now I'm already like,
she can get out of this harness?
Speaker 4: What the hell?
Speaker 6: So then I find her collar, I'm all shaky, I'm
walking down the street and uh, wouldn't you know it?
Oh but by the way, right the day after the
skunk thing happened, I texted this woman named Annie Hart
who runs the rescue where I got Penelope, and I
was like, my dog just killed our dog just killed
a skunk. What do you think I should do? And
she said, you should call this woman Laura London, who's
a dog trainer. I've worked with her many times. She's great.
And I said, okay, So I think I had maybe
messaged Laura, but I hadn't actually reached out to her.
Speaker 4: So now this is like two days later.
Speaker 6: This happens while I'm on my way home, already having
PTSD for what just happened to me, and I'm like
trying to get home.
Speaker 4: Frick another one she went after another cat, got out
of the harness.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 6: I had to tackle her on somebody's front lawn. Now
I'm like, oh my god, I can't walk my own dog.
I don't know what's happened over the last couple of months,
it's escalated so so.
Speaker 3: Luckily, you know what dogs do, I think they they
start to get used to their territory. They at first,
like because Phil was that way, Like at first they're
sweet and they're this, and they're that, and then all
of a sudden, the fucking true personality comes out like
a month, like like a month or two later, it's like, wow,
now you're comfortable. So now you're just gonna just fuck
think you rule house.
Speaker 4: Yes, no, it's just very interesting.
Speaker 6: I was like, kind of at the end of my rope,
I'm like, I don't want to give her away, obviously,
but I love her. But I was like, I have
a dog that I literally can't walk my own dog,
Like this is the harness that the Pet Coast says
they can't.
Speaker 4: Get out of, My dog can get out of it. Luckily,
this trainer, Laura is so.
Speaker 6: Great because you know, sometimes, okay, you know, sometimes animal
people can be like, yes, I know where you're going
to bleeding heart, Like, look, I'm an animal lover. I'm
as liberal as the next person. But some animal people
are just not realistic about dogs. And then some people
are bad. Some people are mean, they get defensive. Yeah,
but some people would be like, Okay, here's here's what
I'm getting at this trainer.
Speaker 4: I talked to her on the phone.
Speaker 3: She was so cool.
Speaker 6: She was like it was like therapy for me. She's like,
give me the history. What okay, give me her the
dog story. Tell me what you know about her. Okay,
tell me where the problem started.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 6: And then she's like, well, for one thing, this dog
can't be off the leash like and at the park
chasing squirrel right. Secondly, she needs a prong caller, meaning
like a collar that's like a choke collar.
Speaker 3: But then yeah, they use that on Phil mm hmm.
Speaker 8: I had to get one of those for my dog.
Speaker 3: Actually, yeah, we're not talking about the shot collar.
Speaker 5: No, it's like a collar. It like fits just nicely
around the neck. But when they pull too hard at titans.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's a choke collar. This has bikes, yes, but
they're not that sharp. They're uncomfortable for the dog.
Speaker 5: Mine actually isn't even working as well as I hope.
So I'm thinking of getting that. Yeah, I think I
have to get that one picture of it like Google.
Speaker 6: Okay, So if you're talking about the one that's just
a chain that goes into the hoop and then it tightens.
Speaker 4: Around their neck.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's the one.
Speaker 6: Those are actually more dangerous for dogs. This is now
I'm an expert, I know, right, I'm gonna be.
Speaker 3: Now, you're the one that I can't like. I hate
when they tell you what you're doing. Oh, why you
do you should not be doing. First of all, you're
doing that wrong. Second of all, that's wrong too. The
third of all, why.
Speaker 6: Are you like? They shame you and those those So
this trainer was not like that. That's what I loved
about her. She was like, listen, it's about your lifestyle. Okay,
Oh I don't know what.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, it's that one up above.
Speaker 4: Look up prong call that's right, click on that guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Those are all prom callers, the metal ones.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's it. Okay, eat like they used at the
pet the Doggie Academy that Phil went to.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So here's the thing.
Speaker 6: She told me, you need to get a prom caller
because she can't get out of it. And we're going
to train her that like corrector that it's not about
hurting them.
Speaker 4: And that's what because at first, of course I hear
prom caller, I'm like oh, we're gonna hurt her. She's
gonna howl.
Speaker 3: And that's what I thought too.
Speaker 6: So she came over, brought me the prom callers, showed
me how to do it. She showed me how to
properly hold the leash, and she was like, here's what
you do.
Speaker 4: This isn't her DNA.
Speaker 6: She's gonna want to chase squirrels and cats and now
it's activated in her DNA. Sure, so what we have
to do is try to de escalate. So anyway, she
went for a walk with me all around the neighborhood.
We brought her by some cats. She lost her mind,
tried to get out of it, but she can't get
out of it.
Speaker 3: And you have to.
Speaker 6: There's a special way you do it so that you
kind of walk into you walk with them, so you're
not totally choking them and hurting oh right, Like you
give them some slack so that every time they pull harder,
they realize, oh, I'm hurting myself, right, and then they
kind of come back. And then she was teaching me
about click training, and but.
Speaker 4: The thing is like the clicker, right, I have the clicker,
so but the thing was I just felt the clicker. Oh,
my God, because he loved it so much.
Speaker 3: Heats everything.
Speaker 4: Go ahead, Well, I'm.
Speaker 6: Just saying it changed my life. Like I took her
for a walk this morning and she was perfect.
Speaker 4: I mean she still it does it works.
Speaker 3: Charm gets freaked out when she says a call that
what's it called?
Speaker 4: I forgot what's the prong?
Speaker 3: Caller?
Speaker 4: Prong pierong.
Speaker 6: And if anybody lives in la or I don't even
know if you even if you live somewhere else, maybe
she would just give you like a you could talk
to her on the phone. Her name is Laura London
and she's like Laura London dog training.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I loved her.
Speaker 6: And here's why I especially loved her is because she
wasn't judging about certain things.
Speaker 4: She was telling me she's not one of those people.
She's not like Caesar Milan.
Speaker 6: Going like like it's all about pack and you have
to be the boss. She's like, look, let's be realistic.
You're a family. You're not gonna be like we're the boss.
But you are her parents. And she taught me that
like some animals that free feed all day, they start
feeling if they're in charge of everything. It's too much,
Like you need to establish things that they have to
come to you for. So she taught me about like
because Penelope would eat a little bit and then leave
her food and then so I would leave it out
because eventually she would eat it. But she's like, no,
when you give her her food in the morning, if
she has a window to eat it, you take the
food away. You give it back to her at night,
she has a window to eat it. If she doesn't
eat it, eventually she's going to realize, Oh, I better
eat the food because I'm hungry. She goes in that way,
they're looking to you for like when they go out
for their walk, they're looking to you like you're going
to take me for my walk.
Speaker 4: She goes, they're looking to you for food. Dogs behave
better when they need.
Speaker 6: You a little bit, like that's why cats are such
assholes apparently. Yeah, they just do whatever they want all
day long.
Speaker 3: Best cat cat.
Speaker 4: Just totally agree.
Speaker 3: I said it to Adam on our second date and
he threw his fork.
Speaker 9: Dad.
Speaker 3: He's like, that's it.
Speaker 4: I can't I marry you.
Speaker 3: Oh he loves cat cats. He was like, how Dami.
He's like, I have mister kitten at home and I
love him or whatever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, I don't like that.
Speaker 3: I don't like cats.
Speaker 4: So anyway, I'm feeling so so much better.
Speaker 3: What when you come home? What is does Penelope come? Well,
first of all, when you leave and nobody's home, where
do you leave her?
Speaker 4: Well that this Laura wanted to know that too, But
we don't have a create for her because she didn't.
It's not that she didn't like the crate. She just
she's so good.
Speaker 6: Yes, when she's home alone, she goes and lays in
her bed. And then when we come home, she comes
to the door and like sometimes if I surprise her
and open the door, I know she's been in her
bed because she comes out from my bedroom and like
comes over and wags her tail.
Speaker 3: She so she goes to But who does she go to?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 3: Who's she happy to see? Does she?
Speaker 6: Me?
Speaker 4: And John?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I know because it happens. And the time he's like,
why doesn't Phil come to me? When we'll Phil I'm here?
We walk in together, and she's like, why is he
like you matter? Why does he follow you around? I
was like, I wish he would follow you around me too.
I Mean, I'm scratched up from that dog. But Phil
weighs one hundred pounds. Now he's not the pick because
it's insane.
Speaker 4: But so how's it going with Phil? Since the training could.
Speaker 3: Go like gone, nobody nobody kept up with it. I
tried to keep up with it. But Adam walks Phil
more than I do. Every night. It's like their ritual.
They all go it's his time with the kids. Because
I don't like to take walks. They go to Starbucks
and so they just you know, I mean, he's like Phil,
He's just he's insane. If you put something down, he
will get it. I found one hundred dollars bill on
the floor this morning, and you know, it pisses me.
It's Adam. Adam did like this whole diatria. He's done
it a million times on the show about Phil. And
my girlfriend Jody was over a couple of weeks ago
and we were swimming in the pool and I bought
the kids squirt guns and the foamy kind and they're
in the pool and it's floating and the goggles and
h we got out of the pool and we came
back and the goggles and the gun everything was just
shredded apart and like torn apart. And Adam's like, you
guys have to understand that you can't leave things you
know around, you have to put it away. He's saying
this on the show a couple of weeks ago, and
she says to him, but he's so fast, like he's
so fast, like you turn your head and he takes
it and he's and she's right, and he's like, you
said that to him. Jody said that to him.
Speaker 4: She was on the show.
Speaker 3: No, he was talking about it on the show. He said,
so Lynette's friend.
Speaker 4: Okay, got it, got it. He's counting the story right.
Speaker 3: And it says to me, but he's so fast, And
I say to her, that's why you gotta be the
smart one. He's fast. So you have to know not
to leave things down, leave things around. Even like my
my friends, Natalia's friends Schoo will come over and they'll
put their little because all her friends are Asian pretty much,
and they leave their little flip flops at the door.
Forget it. They are shredded gone, like I'm sorry, I'm
gonna have to go home barefoot now, or take Natalia's
shoes because you know, Or they go swimming, the kids
go swimming and their shoes outside, and the dog just
takes it and buries it or shreds it. So Adam's like,
you have to be the smarter one. Yeah, he's fast.
You have to be the smart one. This morning, I
walk out. Adam got home last night from Monterey, by
the way, it was boy's trip. Took Sonny. That's another
story I'll tell. But there's one hundred dollars bill actually
two of them on the floor, and one of them
had had a tear in it. And I know because
he took he came home, he put his phone and
his wallet and the one hundred dollars bills on top
of his wallet or something, and Phil got up there
and took it, and you know, and I didn't get
to say anything because I left before he got up.
But I cannot wait to tell him that those hundred
dollars bills were on the floor, done right right. Yeah,
he's fast. He's going to eat your hundred He's gonna
take two hundred dollars for you. That's how fast he is,
you know. So it's like, anyways, the training that Phil got,
he can do it. If we all, if we all,
if we got the correction caller and we practiced he
would get back into shape.
Speaker 6: But he's maybe I'm not I swear to God, I'm
not trying to sell her on you. But maybe you
want to hire her to come to come to you.
She comes to your house, Yeah, and just have her
go for a while, just to have her give me
some tips of things that are more realistic that you
can do that he didn't, right, You know what I
mean when you start feeling like, Okay, I know what
to do, but am I actually going to do those things?
This is her job basically a puppy training, Like she
helps people with their nuke with puppies. Yeah, and she
also trains piples. She works at a shelter and does
it at Angel City Pipples. But I just what I
liked is that there are things that we learned. But
you're like, I'm never going to be doing that every day.
It's like homework for me, I know. But at the
same time, you want to be a responsible pet owner,
so you've got to do what you got to do,
and you don't want to lose all your shoes, no,
my god. But at the same time, you're like, am
I going to change my whole lifestyle?
Speaker 4: To be work around.
Speaker 3: No, you shoot my dog.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 4: But so what happened with Monterey?
Speaker 3: So Adam took Sonny to his annual Monterey Pubble Beach
Boys trip this year, and once again, the thing lands
on the first day of school. So Sonny goes to
his first day of fifth grade for about three hours,
all cocky, like, I don't need my my my, what
do you call it supplies because I'm only gonna be
there for three hours or whatever. I'm like, you take
your supplies, dude, Just you listen, don't y'all cocky? So anyways,
I can't believe they're in fifth grade. I know, it's
so crazy. I know your twins are gonna be in
fifth grade soon too, I know. And he had a
great time, and he just he had a great time.
But my god, he missed the first day school started Tuesday.
He was there for three hours and now he's been
gone until, you know, till Monday till today. Today's wow,
that's a long time. And I and they have not
one teacher in fifth grade. They have three teachers that
they go to, someone for math, one for whatever. Science.
Like middle school, it's like a mini middle school. And
so you know, he's he needs to get with the program.
Natalia loves it. She's so reinvigorating. Last year, remember she
got that teacher that everybody done. She's she's like, it's
like night. And now, Mom, I understand why nobody likes
him because he's not a good teacher.
Speaker 6: He's just not.
Speaker 3: He's a nice guy. And I had fun like joking around. Yeah,
but and she's telling me this, like he's not a
good teacher. Like these teachers, all three of them are
fantastic and they want us. They make it interesting. And
you know, she's like science was interesting. Different it does.
I'm so happy. I'm so happy. And I signed her
up for the IPA thing and they started to test
her and she's like, but Mom, do I have to
do that? Because I'm really I don't want them to
come and take me out of the class. You know,
if I like missus what' surname's classic? Because I'm enjoying it.
I don't want to miss anything. And I know, And
so now I'm like, I don't know. Maybe I don't know,
So we'll such as you you can refuse the services, right,
so we'll see. But I don't know if Sonny likes it.
He seems to like it, the all three hours of
school that he's had. But so anyway, they were gone
Italian I had girls weekend was so much fun. I
got spray to him. Oh my god. This woman, by
the way, if you're in the in the LA area,
her mobile Brazilian tan dot com. Her name is Michelle. Amazing.
She came to me. I found my hands like always
my hands, my feet always like look orange and a
my like. She did a perfect job. She was great.
She came in out and then Natalian and I went
and got blow dries. We got manicure, peticure like. We
had a nice time. We had a great time with
We cooked at home. We watched the Olympics last night,
the final last night.
Speaker 4: It was fun.
Speaker 3: We had a great time. She's like, Mommy, I love
spending time alone with you. I don't want them to
come home. I'm like, I know, I want Sonny to
come home. Not kidding.
Speaker 4: It's just love that kind of girl. It's easy.
Speaker 3: It's so easy, you know.
Speaker 4: And she was your tougher.
Speaker 6: I mean, she's not going to listen to this, but
you know it's the heart. Yeah, but sometimes when you're
alone with them, m hmm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's gotten much better. She's yeah, she's the she
was always and she still is. But I'm I'm breaking
her of that. Actually, over the weekend, she had a
birthday party. I dropped her off for two hours, and
then when I went to pick her up, I told
her the rule is, do not come to me and
ask me to spend the night and a da da
da da in front of other parents. Don't put me
on the spot, right, And then what does she do?
I pick her up at the party, She runs over
and goes, my, mommy, can you ask can you ask
Olivia's mom if she can come over and spend the
night it's just us? Can you have her come over
to dada da? And I said no, why, mommy, why
you are in a bad mood. First of all, I
am sorry, my pirit, but I was like and then
we left and I had to explain to her. I said, no,
n Italia. First of all, I didn't want her friend
to spend the night. I wanted to do alone things.
Oh and I'll tell you what we watched. So I
didn't want her to spend the night. And so I said, no, Natalia,
it's not right. You can't ask me she forgot about that.
She's like, all right, yeah, okay, and then she she
got it, she understood. So we went to dry bar,
got her hair blow dried. She was watching They run movies.
She was watching they were running The Notebook, and she
was like glued. You know, The Notebook with Ryan Gosling.
It's a romance, you know, and they're like, I mean
they don't just make out, they fucking ram each other,
its lips together, just just I mean hardcore making out,
like Jesus Christ. So anyway, she was like, what movie
and she was reading the subtitles and I said, that's
The Notebook. It's a good movie. It's a really good movie.
And she's like, can we watch it tonight? And I
said okay, And so we watched it. She was so
into it, really why So then in the Notebook it
goes it's James Garner. It's the older part, right back
and forth, and she's figured out early on She's like, wait,
is that them? Not early on? Like in the middle
of the movie, is that that's them? Right? That's them?
I go, I don't know, You're just gonna have to watch.
But then the love scenes came and I had to
fast for them, and she's there is a couple sex scenes.
There was two and I don't mind the making out
and stuff.
Speaker 4: I'm so afraid of that.
Speaker 3: I have to like, I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't see that.
Speaker 3: I don't want them to see it either.
Speaker 6: And it's like seeing porn or something like that and
seeing like I just don't want them knowing that that's it.
Speaker 3: It looks like her boobs and.
Speaker 4: Stuff like that.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And she by the way, the so the mobile
tanning Lady came and because we watched half of it,
and then the next morning then she came and she's like,
can I I want to finish watching the Notebook. I'm like, no, no, no, no, no,
you gotta wait for me. She turned it on and
then she there was a makeout scene. She fast forward.
She's like, I didn't watch I didn't She said she
wasn't interested. She didn't watch it. Okay, So I don't know.
But we watched it and without the sex scenes and
it was great. I mean for her little ten year old.
Speaker 7: She loved it.
Speaker 3: And she's like, you know who love this movie? Cammy,
her little little Buddha. She would love. She would cry,
you think, Sonny would like it. She's like, no, but
we had a great time. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 4: Do you want to Facebook questions?
Speaker 3: Just just take like a highlight one or two Facebook questions.
Why did Yeah, Michelle Smith, I want to know why
Stephanie boycotted the Olympics.
Speaker 6: Okay, So I watched this episode of Real Sports where
they talked about I love that show.
Speaker 4: I love that show. First of all, when Bryant Gumble
every time they come.
Speaker 6: Back, you know what I'm gonna say, right, he always
looks like he's read, like reading, like he just like
got the notes on the on the story, and he's
like takes his looks to the glasses and then he
takes his glasses off and he looks at the other person.
Speaker 3: He's like so and then he's like he stop it, Brian.
He's very stop. It's all you know, theatrical. I know,
you know, it's just just saying there, like, what's the
other guy that does sports? That's boring? He just sits there.
He was on the show last he was the host
last night. I have such a bad memory. I can't
think of anybody's.
Speaker 4: I can't think of it either.
Speaker 3: Anyways, go on.
Speaker 6: Anyway, So they did a whole hour long special about
the Olympics and just how awful it is for the
countries that have the Olympics and how they basically spend
billions of dollars building arenas and building facilities because the
Olympic Committee makes them do like a certain standard, like
if they want to bid on the Olympics, they have
to agree to spend a certain amount of money and
build certain level of facilities and treatment for the Olympians,
you know, and it bankrupts countries basically. And what happens
is if you have these certain places like China, okay,
like Beijing when they do the Olympics there, Uh, it's
the society is a you know, what do you call
it when it's you know, what are they?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: What do you call it?
Speaker 3: When they're the type of country that China is dictatorship?
Speaker 6: Like? But oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you know the
word that I can think of right now communists, thank you.
So what happens is what happened is they they agree,
they say they're going to spend all this money, and
then what they do is they just kick people out
of their houses, okay, because they're going to build there,
and they they have video of people just getting like
ripped out of their houses.
Speaker 4: They don't give them any money, they don't give them a.
Speaker 6: New place to live, creates like so now there's people
that are just homeless because they're like, yeah, we're building
because we're gonna have the best Olympics.
Speaker 4: And everybody's like, you know, marching like people can't argue
about it. They have no rights, and it's like awful.
So anyway, I just think that that.
Speaker 3: Sucks that the Olympics don't care about the actual people.
Speaker 4: It's the Olympics, yes, ir.
Speaker 6: Yes, And like I said, I I don't like that
this happens to countries. So this morning, John said, if
you're going to talk about the Olympics, because he saw
that people were asking me why why I'm boycotted.
Speaker 4: Listen, I wasn't officially boycotting.
Speaker 6: I'm not going to make myself sound like better than
I am kind of bored by the Olympics.
Speaker 3: It's so easy. So I was like, you know what,
I saw that real sports and it just kind of
that sucks. I'm not going to watch it. Yeah, but
I think the voices on anyways, yes, I know, and
I don't like how it doesn't our shows don't have
to get preempted like that Wives were off for a
whole week, thank you, And it was the one where
Beth and he was going to tell what's her fake?
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 3: So you can't think of anything, but you know what
I mean because of the stupid Olympics.
Speaker 6: So people are losing their houses and also I'm losing
an episode of Housewives.
Speaker 4: That's not right.
Speaker 3: That is not right. That's right. If I would have
known that a boycotted with you.
Speaker 6: So John said, if you talk about this on your
show today, which now we're talking about it. He said
that one of the things that had been suggested, which
I think is a great idea, and I want to say, yes,
do this is having one place does the Olympics every
two years, and that's it, Like and he said, Athens
Grease is.
Speaker 4: Where they're suggesting.
Speaker 6: This has been suggested, right, and here's why this is
a great idea. So Athens Grease is where the originated, right,
so it has like historical you know, importance. And then
also all the money that they spend is amortized over
all of the Olympics. Like, because what happens is these countries,
they these cities, they build all of this stuff, and
they spend all the money. So now you're ruining all
the the money that goes to poor people, and you
have they eliminate all these programs. All their money is
going to build, and then after the Olympics are over,
the buildings get abandoned. Yeah, the stadiums, they never use
them again, and then so it ruins. So what you
do is you have athen so then they can build
all the stuff that they need and then they use
it every two years because.
Speaker 3: It isn't doesn't isn't Greece's economy in peril a little?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I think I don't know. I'm looking at Brandon for anyways. Yeah,
I agree. I think that's a good idea.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so here's one for you. Amy Cook, profs guard
says husbands. Nick, I'm saying husbands even though she just
her husband nitpicking little shit you do.
Speaker 3: How's that going for you? I talk about that all
the time.
Speaker 4: I know, anything new?
Speaker 3: What are you getting cooked?
Speaker 4: Are you getting a nitpit? Nitpicked?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 3: Olga's getting picked? Really? Yeah, because I because we decided, Mama,
I told you, we were like, like, just let's just
take a break with the construction and stuff like that.
So he's trying, you know, he's being nice. So now
he's like, hey, Alda, uh do you think maybe you
could help help with you know, Gary and uh Rob
were gonna be taking the cabinets apart. You think you
take the towels out and fold them and put them somewhere.
She's like, folding all these I'm come home and then
everything's out. She's like, well, Adam asked me to do this,
and she's not even supposed to be there, like she
she could have went home hours ago, and I'm like,
why are you still here? And so I helped her
and everything. She and I and then sometimes she says,
I have to Adam asked me to do that, And
I said, old guy, you don't need to do it.
She goes, no, I need you can say no, but
I can't tease my boss. So, oh boy, how's he
on this stuff like that? You used to complain about
a lot.
Speaker 6: Like there's little things like the coffee, Like, hey, can
everybody not leave coffee in a cup?
Speaker 3: Nobody does it anymore, so it's fine.
Speaker 6: Yeah. I remember one time I was here or maybe
at the other studio, and I opened like some pretzels
or something, and like four lackeys descended on me, like
you gotta.
Speaker 4: Make sure you roll it back up and put a
chip clip on it, because because he rocked in.
Speaker 3: One time and there was like a bag of chips
open and he starts the show, was like get it
on and got to get it gone, no choice but
to get it on. And he's like, who's the animal
that left the chips open? I want to know now?
Who is the animal? Who would you have done?
Speaker 6: It?
Speaker 9: Was?
Speaker 3: Brian? Would you have done that in your house? Well, Brian,
would you have just left chips sitting out in your house?
Speaker 4: My kids?
Speaker 3: Would? The kids are kids?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: But by the way, I need of an atom around
my house because people, I.
Speaker 6: Swear to god, I am kind of like the person
walking around going seriously like how many fucking cups do
you kids.
Speaker 3: Need to use in a day?
Speaker 4: Like every two minutes you breaking out new cups?
Speaker 3: Who of.
Speaker 5: Us?
Speaker 4: It's the rest of the day use the same cup?
What are you drinking water?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 3: You're right?
Speaker 4: I mean I know what do you think You're at
a bar? Like have some water?
Speaker 6: They'll have like two SIPs and leave it on the
coffee table. Ten minutes later, they're like, I think I'll
have some water. They'll go in the cabin and get
another one. Bring it, have two SIPs, bring it out.
I'm telling you, I am like a bus boy in
my house. All I do is bus coffee table bust,
the dining room table bust.
Speaker 4: John. And you know the kids are like, why daddy leaves?
And there's another thing.
Speaker 6: John's obsessed with sparkling water, Like in the can, I
buy twelve packs of it. Right, John drinks like eight
of them a day.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 3: Wow. He's like, hands are big now, huh.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: They went away for a while, right, anywo, they're back.
Speaker 4: So he'll just drink you know, half raspberry siltzer water
and then it just leave it somewhere. And I'm sure
that the kids like to.
Speaker 3: Sin in our house. Adam found a Pellegrino half an
orange peligrino, half eat, like half drank, sit sitting on
the counter and he and he knows it's not me,
and he goes, all right, kids, who did this? And
they're both like, you know, he did it? She did it?
And he's it was sunny and he says I did it.
And he's like, are you gonna finish. This has been
sitting here for hours. He's do you understand how expensive
this is. This is a luxury for to have the
Pellegrino orange sodas. And if you're gonna, if you're gonna
open one, finish it. Don't have it just sitting there.
Finish it. Don't be those people that just take two
SIPs and leave it down. This that's a waste. And
I'm like, what are you gonna do? What are you
doing now? You're you're hazing our children now that they
got a guzzle the fucking Pellegrino.
Speaker 4: Come on, Well remember when you had to finish your split?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, same thing I'm sorry about was like
four years ago, five years ago. Yes, yes, I remember
being mad on your behalf that He was like, you
wanted these champagne, Well you opened.
Speaker 3: Chug a lugs. We were leaving walking out the door.
You're just gonna leave that sitting there, asshole. But I
tell you now, those kids, now Sonny, especially Little, he
finishes it. He finished it.
Speaker 4: And what Sonny does is there's no Adam in my house.
There's just John.
Speaker 3: Sonny shuts the lights off. And he's been doing it
since he was like four because right. And I'll know,
Adam was sitting on the toilet one day and Sonny
walked down the hall and he shut the light and
he goes, I love you, and it was like I'm
in here, but God's okay, that's okay.
Speaker 4: At least it was positive reinforced.
Speaker 6: Yeah, my kids are like John pops out like the
groundhog every Groundhog's.
Speaker 4: Day and it's like, who loved the TV on?
Speaker 6: You know if you see the green light on the TV,
it's like, oh, that's just like a trick for John.
Speaker 4: John gets you know, it's from their childhoods.
Speaker 6: Like John's childhood, his dad would just be like get
so mad about stuff like that. And like John tries
to fight against that that he wants to go around
and get mad at the kids for the leaving their
cups out right because he couldn't leave his cup out
when he was a kid. But so but he the
one that just burns him is leaving the TV on
his whole He comes out, Oh, you don't know how
much electricity that uses? And like you have any idea
how much a TV takes of electricity in a charge
that makes the bill higher? And you need to turn
the TV off, and then sometimes while the kids are
watching it, like if they're doing if they're multitasking, m
m oh no, he's like are you watching? Are you
watching the TV? And say he'll be like yeah, and
he's like, really, what's going on on the show right now?
Speaker 3: And she'll be like that's bread Winners. I don't know,
though she'll try.
Speaker 6: She takes it like literally like ladies are drunk, cause
she's like trying to answer and he's like, all right,
but you're either watching the TV or you're on your iPad.
Because if you're on your iPad, turn off the TV.
MM okay, daddy, you know. But if they walk out
of the room for a second, like to go get
more pretzels or to get another cup, like start another
a new glass, he'll like go in and turn off
the TV.
Speaker 4: And then they'll come out and be like I was
watching that. He's like, it didn't seem like anyone was
in here watching it. I know somebody went in the
canning to get a new glass.
Speaker 3: It's inn't that funny. Like when you were a kid,
like think about the things that your parents got mad over,
Like like I remember if if there was a silverware
that fell into the dishwasher disposal and you're running the
and it's like makes it. My dad would go nuts.
And I have that like like a frame now like
when that goes, I turn it off and get it
out because oh my god, you're gonna mangle a fork, right,
like right, we can't go buy another fucking fork, you
know what I mean? Or if you go to somebody's
house and you bring like, you know, the tupperware of
the mic, I need that back to get it back?
Did you bring it back? Now that you're an adult,
You're like, what the fuck are you getting all fucked
up over from fucking tupperware? Like you know the it's
like what you what your parents got mad at.
Speaker 4: My mom was about the towels on the floor.
Speaker 6: If a towel if you took a shower, Adam too
and you left your towel on the floor, it was
like World War like you started World War two and
was like.
Speaker 3: Are you what kind of animal?
Speaker 4: No morals having?
Speaker 6: Like I guess you just expect that I'm supposed to
pick up your towel, and now I do, I get
like I get mad.
Speaker 4: Like I'll go in the bathroom and I'm like there's
four towels. Really I hate, Like there's towels on the floor.
Speaker 3: Wow, I know, no reason to me, I know. And
then they do that too, Adams like spread it out,
hang it up, spread it out. So drives.
Speaker 6: My kids are like, seriously the animals, and I'm not proud,
like I'm obviously not raising them, right, but like they
will just.
Speaker 4: Take a bath towel.
Speaker 6: Okay, So this is gonna sounds so like not a
big deal. But like they'll use the toothpaste okay, They'll
be toothpaste everywhere, like like somebody was murdered with blue toothpaste,
like a smurf was murdered in our bathroom. It's in
the sink, it's on the there's some on the floor,
it's somehow it's on the toilet.
Speaker 3: I don't know what.
Speaker 4: I don't know how glue.
Speaker 3: Got everywhere, but it's there.
Speaker 6: And then I'll be like, guys, you got to clean
up after yourselves, you know, and then it hardens, right,
so like it's always there and that stay.
Speaker 4: So I'm like, you got to clean that up.
Speaker 6: So Maddie will be like, take a bath towel, like
a white bath towel, and then just go and like
mop it all up and then leave the towel. They're like,
I'm like, oh my god, there's like a hundred things
wrong with the scenario, right, Like I say that you're trying,
but like.
Speaker 3: No, I know when you were a kid, when you
were that age, did you clean bathrooms?
Speaker 4: And you did you clean I think I told you
this before. My I mean, my mom was a nightmare.
Speaker 6: You know this, But I was in charge of cleaning
the bathroom and my mom was very OCD. My mom
was a neat freak, which we didn't know at the time.
You didn't know that some people were neat freaks, right,
you just thought like that's just how people are. Like
our house was very clean, but my mom was a
nightmare about it. So if you if so, she would
make you would clean the bathroom and then she would
come in and like white glove test it. So she
would take a glove and go behind the toilet, and
then you would just hear staff, honey, and I'd be
like shitting myself, you know, like oh God, and she'd
be like get in here. Then I'd have to go
in there, and then she'd be like what's this, and
the other you'd see her finger would have a little
dirt on.
Speaker 4: It and she'd be like, I'd be like.
Speaker 6: When I laughed, you when you clean the bathroom, you
clean behind the toilet, she would. So I think I'm
trying not to do that to my kids, you know
what I mean. And I think I've gone the other
way with it because my kids, Like I need.
Speaker 3: To get my kids cleaning, Like I just remember cleaning.
When I was a kid, there's no cleaning. Nobody had
house like I None of my friends had maids or
you know, cleaning services at all. We cleaned. And I
remember with the ajax and the sea in the bathroom,
and it's like, my kids never fucking clean their bathrooms.
So now I'm like you they share about I'm like,
you are cleaning this bathroom, and you know, here's the
other thing I have. It's my fault. I need to
pay like they you know, we did the Star system,
like if you wanted something and you want to earn it,
then need so you know, one hundred and fifty stars
will get you a basketball, hoop or whatever. Right, but
it goes down like it never It's like they do
it and then nobody keeps track and it's like I
earned eight stars yesterday and it's like eight don't What
did you do? I picked up a towel or I
picked up you know, it's like, no, you didn't, I
did that, Or I fed I fed Phil. It's like no,
like you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: The worst we've been doing this show for a long time.
We started trying to, I know, get ourselves motivated to
like follow through.
Speaker 6: I have no follow through. I start stuff all the time.
I don't get my kids their allowance regularly, and then
it'll be like, you know, four months later, and Sadie'll
be like, can I buy such and such with my allowance?
Speaker 4: And then I go like, what do you get? At
this point?
Speaker 3: How do you give? What's their allowance?
Speaker 4: This is how bad it is. I don't even know.
I think Lbie gets six dollars a week and they
get like three dollars. But I don't know when the
last time I gave their allowance was. I don't do it,
I know.
Speaker 6: And then I had the motivation box, which was great.
I went to the dollar store. I bought stuff for
each of them. If the motivation bag was for when
they read a book, every time they read a book,
and I was going to do that over the summer
that died another death well, because then I'd beel like, Sadie,
let's do some reading, mom corrector, and Sadie.
Speaker 4: Would be like, yeah, I'm all about it. Like a
little later, after I finished this episode of bread Winners.
Speaker 3: What's Breadwinners?
Speaker 4: Just the worst show? It is ever? So stupid.
Speaker 6: It's the Oh my god, there's somebody with a big
butt in it, probably from eating too many carbs.
Speaker 4: What's the look up? Breadwinners? And their names are? It's animated?
Speaker 3: Oh, it's animated and they just started watching it again.
Is it on what is it on Disney Channel or something?
Speaker 4: I don't even know. Here's the Sway Sway? Oh okay,
I just remember the names of them, Sway Sway and Baduce.
Speaker 3: Oh god, I.
Speaker 6: Mean, doesn't beduce sound like something that you call pooping,
you know, like when you poop and I just dropped Aduce.
Speaker 3: I bet they did. Wow. It kind of looks like SpongeBob.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's they just started getting back.
Speaker 3: It gives me a headache just looking at it. Yeah,
noisy cartoons like oh my god, an I took Natalia
forever twenty one because it's so cheap. And by the way,
there which one has a kids section? Because Pasadena. Okay,
oh my god, the cheesecake factory in Pasadena carries are
I P eight's on the menu really and less? Yeah,
we went there, amazing.
Speaker 4: Did you have to do that through a distributor?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: That so they'd handled it and got it in the
cheesecake factory.
Speaker 3: That's so cool.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 3: So, but it's your business.
Speaker 5: I know, I know.
Speaker 3: I'm so excited. I'm proud of you. Thank you, thank you.
I took her to Forever twenty one and the music.
You're walking to those stores sometimes and you want to
fucking get the hell out of there. I can't get
out of there fast enough.
Speaker 4: Becaus like you're in a gay bar.
Speaker 3: It totally is. It's like a rain Oh my god.
And Italian was like mom, and I'm like, please, can
you just find what you need? Because also I'm like
a mom starting my periods. I'm on edge. Oh and
I'll tell you something. So anyways, we're in there and
that music's pumping, pump and pump and pump and pumping,
and she's like, can I find find my size? Find
my son? I'm like, look ten to twelve, ten twelve. Okay,
here it is. Here's pump and pump and pumping, and
then it stops. I'm like, oh thank god. And I
said it loud. She's like mom s and there's like
this lady working there. She's like, can I help you guys?
Look for like, no, We're fine. She's like, just hurry
up and tell you get what you need and let's go.
Then we go to Sophora and I go, I know
what I need. I need to get in and get out.
I need black eyeliner, like the Jeel Islander. Go to
smash Box section that's another one loud. Everyone's gay, you
want to try this? And Natalia it's like a kid
in a candy store. She's like, holy shit, she's she
never really been in so for she these are can
I can I try? Are these tests? Can I can
I put this on? And she's like taking the lipsticks.
I'm like no, no, no, no, no, no, okay. So
I go to the smash Box. No black. I just
want black Island. I just want to get the fuck
out of there. I just want the black Jeel Island.
Speaker 4: Get out right.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 3: Then I go to Laura Mercy, No Violet you know,
olive green, but no black, just black.
Speaker 4: All I want.
Speaker 3: Can I help you find something? I said, and na'till
I was standing said I go, I need black, just
just simple black eyeliner. Jelde you want to stick? And
I go no, I said the gel the gel, and
she says, well, Smashbox has it.
Speaker 2: I go.
Speaker 3: I went to the smash Box, went straight there. They
don't have it. Oh well, I'm sorry, Well let me
and then I was like, Mom, don't be me, don't
be rude. I go, I'm not being rude. Then they
take me someplace else. Oh, Tart has it. I go
over to Tart. They're looking for the black can't find it,
and I go and then I say, I say, why
we're in Sephora. How hard is it to get black eyeliner?
And Mom, I go, no, I'm not being am I
being rude or I'm like just saying the truth, you know,
And she's like, Mom, just relax, and I said, I
can't this music strive me crazy. Then we go to
the front and she's like, did you find everything okay?
Speaker 2: Today?
Speaker 3: And I go now, not really. Natalia walked away. She
went outside. She's like, I'm waiting outside she's just like, Mom,
don't do that, And I feel bad and I can't
help myself. And for the most part, I'm very nice
to people, and because and I make a point to
be nice in front of my kids, I want, you know,
but there are those times where I can't take it.
It's like moron on top of moron, like can I
just get black eyeliner? And not saying it's their fault.
But then they find it's in the display section in
the middle, and then they find it the smash box
and they're like, oh, here it is. I'm like, yeah,
but it's in the How am I supposed to it's
Why isn't in the smash box section? How am I
going to find it here in the middle of this?
So anyway, I'm trying to explain that to her. I'm like,
I'm just saying what they need to do, they need
to correct. She's like, but just it's embarrassing. And I
remember my mom doing that and being embarrassed, like she
would yell at like salespeople and be like, oh my god,
oh my god. But I don't know, like I feel bad,
but oh well, oh well, all we can do.
Speaker 4: Is try to do better. That's it, you know, apologize
and move on or not.
Speaker 3: I'm not uh, by the way, yes, a right, Thank
you guys.
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We love you guys.
Speaker 3: Thanks.
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