Speaker 1: Made a decision.
Speaker 2: A pace sunny sun on I haddasion night.
Speaker 3: So what's up everybody? Hello, good morning, day after super Bowl.
Speaker 4: I know I want to apologize because I was late
this morning. Kaylin's got to get out of here after
our show. Oh my god, traffic was something happened on
the freeway and it was just literally stopped and it
was trying to People were all in the line trying
to get on the four or five. There's something you
didn't get out.
Speaker 3: There's something going on in the city because yesterday during
Super Bowl I drove. I got on the freeway at
like three o'clock, like a half hour before kickoff. It
the one oh one was bumper to bumper both ways
on a Sunday, on a football on a Super Bowl Sunday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was crazy.
Speaker 4: And we ll Be came from Ucla. I'lbe and two
of her friends what in my group of another couple
of the parents have kids at Ucla. So they picked
her up and took her to the super Bowl party
that we were all at and then took her home.
And they were all super late to the super Bowl
because they were like, it was the most insane traffic
we've ever seen to get from Westwood to the Valley.
Speaker 1: Crazy to me, It's never been like that, I know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I missed the whole opening and everything, the Lady
Gaga stuff.
Speaker 1: I heard it was great.
Speaker 4: I was only sort of half paying at paying attention
because there was a lot of food.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, by the way, I'm off the wagon right now,
sugar wise, So I know, I know, I had a
slip like a week ago, and I've just been like NonStop,
like I'm in this, like I'm gonna stop tomorrow. I'm
never gonna have sugar again, and like this is it.
And then I, you know, live like a dying person.
I eat every I'm like, well, I got to make
room for this rice crispy tree because you know you're
not gonna ever have one again.
Speaker 3: You're like leaving Las Vegas such a candy insaid of alcohol.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm in the grocery store just like shoving cookies
and mint milanos in my car, and I'm just like
I don't care. I'll go out of this world.
Speaker 1: And what I'm doing, what I love.
Speaker 4: It's so bad, it really, I know I talk about
this frequently on this show, but it really is such
an addiction. For me, and as I've said many times,
it was my first love before alcohol. I do not
miss alcohol the way I miss sugar, even when I
haven't had it in a while. The way it starts
the thought of it starts getting in my brain and
just starts making me rationalize and like, WHOA, wouldn't it
be better if instead of thinking about it all the time,
I was just to have like one cookie, you know,
and I always know but I know myself so well
I know where it's going. And then, like I said,
in my mind, it's like every time I go to quit,
I'm like, yeah, but that food at the super Bowl
is gonna be like crazy. Like I'm like I have
friends that are already plotting what desserts they're making for
the super Bowl. So I'm like, well, it would be
really bad timing to stop now. I'll stop after this.
Everything's like New Year's Eve level, thinking like that will
be my day one post super Bowl? Right?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 4: Like what?
Speaker 1: I don't know what that is?
Speaker 4: Like I've had a lot of rice crispy treats in
my life. It would be I would be fine not
having it.
Speaker 3: Well, can you like do that? Like wean yourself off
little by little by little.
Speaker 4: To like asking me to if I could have moderated
my drinking. Couldn't you just like go down to like
two glasses of wine a day and then one? No,
obviously not, I I have no control.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous, doll or nothing.
Speaker 4: It's humiliating. And then and people make comments because it's
so obvious and they don't think any they're not making
it's no harm, they don't mean any harm. But like
this one woman brought this thing that she calls crack mix.
It's like a checks mix, but it's with pretzels and
I think there's got to be some kind of cake
frosting and evolved inness and it's and then hardened and
it's like so sweet but also a little bit salty.
She makes it great, and she brought this big bowl
of it and it's like comes out in chunks, so
you like grab a chunk and then you go sit
down back at your seat and then eat that. And
then I get up go back over to the bowl,
and she was like, ah, you really like it. It
is like crack right, And I'm like, really, you had
to comment, you had to like notice I thought I
was flying under the radar. Just like circling back to
the But then I was like that with not just
the sweets, because once I'm on a roll, they have
like this really good shrimp, and you know, I'm eating
like so many pieces of shrimp, and I'm like, nobody
notices I don't want to eat like all the shrimp.
But at the same time, then I'm having the little
tail in my hand. No, it's like shrimp cocktail. Oh,
shrimp like shrimp cocktail sauce.
Speaker 1: So I'm eating it.
Speaker 4: And then I've got like a tail in my hand
because there's not like a trash right there. So then
pretty soon I've got like a good handful of just
shrimp tails, and I'm trying to kind of be nonchalant, you.
Speaker 1: Know, put them in your packet, I mean, and.
Speaker 4: Then I finally have to like circle around. I'm like,
is there a trash? And I've got like a hand
like a snowball sized pile of shrimp tails. And it's humiliating.
Speaker 1: I don't blame you.
Speaker 3: Well, like when you go to a Super Bowl party too,
it's like that's you. That's the time to just eat
just crap and whatever and everything that people bring. It's
like pot luck people bring shit, you know. Yeah, I
was at a super Bowl party yesterday. Really the Suzanne's
boyfriend made this turkey chili, which.
Speaker 1: Was delicious chili. I ate like two bowls of it.
It was so good. But then you're like, you ate.
Speaker 4: Two bowls of chili, what will become of you?
Speaker 1: I put a doll a sour cream in here.
Speaker 4: No, did you put a little shredded cheese on there too?
Speaker 2: Yes? I did?
Speaker 4: Crazy, you're an addict. Come talk to me when you've
eaten two bowls of something that's like resembles fiddle faddles
eight rice crispy treats and all the didn't come to
me right, and so much onion dope.
Speaker 3: And then Suzanne had to like force me to take
home a piece of pie because she's like, we got
pumpkin pie and apple pie.
Speaker 1: And I was like, oh, I'm good. I's so much chili.
I had no room for pie.
Speaker 4: I know the two bowls of chili you had that
you must have just been and the ship. I hate
everything that I told you. Okay, then my friend it
was her son's birthday, but not that day, not on
Super Bowl, the day before. It was her so she
brought a Costco chocolate cake. Now, it's not nobody, and
I mean nobody is at home going like, oh my god,
I can't wait to get my hands on a costcocake. Right,
So you would think that after all the stuff that
I'd eaten, I'd be like, that's okay, I'm good on Like,
I don't need a piece of costcocake.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 4: People were like, oh, this cake's really good, and I
was like, well, I better try, you better try. I'll
be the whole slice of that. And it was incredibly
sickly sweet. It's not special, it was costcocake, but I
had to have some because I was going to be
never having sugar again.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll see, I made.
Speaker 2: I was eating very healthy as well. I have been
for the past like two weeks. But the thing with
me is like the days before the Super Bowl, I go, oh, well,
I'm a cheat at the super Bowl, so I might
as well just start now. So Friday night, I was
volunteering at the kid's school had bingo night, and I
was Me and Amy were in the kitchen and they
had these just like the worst nachos that you can
get right. The ones is just the super processed cheese.
Speaker 4: Yeah sound yeah.
Speaker 2: And so once it died down a little bit, I
was like, all right, well it's a Super Bowl Sunday,
so I'm gonna make these nachos for myself. So I
poured a bunch of that gross ass cheese on there.
Speaker 4: And how did you get at the movies?
Speaker 2: Yeah, just the liquid process. Discussed it and ate it
and was like, oh god, this is the worst decision ever.
And then Saturday, I was doing my pawn work and
I was like, well, McDonald's is open, I might as well.
Just this is super Bowl tomorrow, so I'll get McDonald's
breakfast because.
Speaker 4: Kaylin, you're my person. You're my person. Let's not make
our contact with the net show with her two had
two bowls of healthy Chilie's good for you know, That's
what I eat when I'm being healthy. I'm like, oh,
I'm gonna make turkey chili with a little light sour cream.
Speaker 1: I didn't. I made a charmudery board. I brought it. Yeah, yeah,
I did.
Speaker 3: I got all kinds of like salami, meats, suprisarda, the calabrese,
and then I got the good cheeses, got some olives.
Speaker 1: Nuts jam.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I made it, brought it, brought it over
to Susie.
Speaker 4: I ate that too. Yeah, I'm not even counting that.
Speaker 2: They don't count that. And that's good for you. Yeah,
that doesn't count.
Speaker 1: That's true if you're doing keto. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean it was insane and I was so full,
and then guess what when I got home at like
seven o'clock, I was literally like kind of have the munchies.
Speaker 3: I yeah, I was hungry last night. After I got home,
even full, I didn't eat.
Speaker 4: Eat anything because I was like, that's crazy. Because by
the time I was like I am actually kind of hungry,
it was like eleven o'clock and I was like, stop
it to myself, go to bed. That's putting myself to it.
I was like, Bethany, go to sleep.
Speaker 1: Go to sleep. Did you go to sleep or did
you eat anything?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: I went to sleep.
Speaker 1: See, well you have self control. There you go.
Speaker 4: I have self control. I'd eaten probably more than I've
ever eaten. I mean I was. I don't want to
make it sound any better than it was. I was
like everything I walked by, I'm like, oh, there's a
little a little bowl of like Hershey's Kisses chocolate. Kisses.
Let me have a couple of those. Ate a couple
of those, went back for more of those, had a
little handful of those in my hand. Then I was,
you know, there were brownies, rice crispy treats, like I said,
the shrimp. There was GUACAMOLEI there were chips. There was
I was just like pigs in a blankets and oh
my god, I was like the spread. It was a
huge Super Bowl party.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wow, that's nice.
Speaker 4: A lot of people we were cheering for.
Speaker 3: The Eagles, Els Eagles.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think most people were yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Our party was to oh really.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, Well, because Kansas keeps winning. Like I loved
Kansas when they were first they but now that they
keep winning, it's like okay, And like, if you watch football,
there's like this big conspiracy that the refs helped Kansas
City out more than other teams, and it does seem
it definitely seems like that for sure, and so everyone's
pissed off that the refs just helped Kansas City all
the time. So, and it was like the first one
of the first plays of the game the Eagles had.
They had this like really long catch almost to the
end zone, and the refs called it like, oh nope,
that was a foul on the on the Eagles, and
then everyone was like, oh, here we go. Reps are helping.
But it was such a blowout that it didn't even matter.
Speaker 4: But yeah, everyone, but how many calls did they make
on the kicker? How many times did the freaking kicker
have to try again for the field goal?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's off sides. That's yeah, that's that's fine.
Like and off sides is clearly an off sides but
like when two receivers are going down the field and
they're kind of they're both like, you know, battling with
each other, it's sometimes you can get like tiki tag fouls,
but they're like, that's not a personal foul, but like
an off sides jump is an off sides jump. That's
that's clear as clear, right, It's it's a different kind
of call.
Speaker 4: Very few personal fouls called. One that was big. One
was against the Chiefs, so that was good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I remember that one.
Speaker 1: And then there was that unnecessary roughness that.
Speaker 2: Was a late hit on the running back.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Andy Reid looks so sad. Well, for I was at
one point feeling a little bit bad for him, but
then I was like, no, fuck that guy. They went to.
Speaker 3: Super Bowl bad exactly, I know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And when they played the Eagles two years ago,
it was like a really good, really close game and
it was like the last drive that Kansas had and
it was like third down and they called this penalty
on this defensive penalty on the Eagles that was it
was such a non call. It like pissed everybody off.
And then Kansas went on to score and win the game.
So it was kind of like justice.
Speaker 3: It's like all right, right right, But but from what
I'm understanding, though, the Eagle fans are not cool, Like
everybody hates the Eagle fans.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean Philadelphia fans in general, I think,
notoriously the most rowdy fan base in the world. It's
funny because my brother came and he's like, oh, yeah,
if the Eagles lose, they're going to burn their city down.
I was like, if the Eagles win, they're going to
burn their city.
Speaker 1: True, that's true. The hell are you doing? Stephanie's on
her knees doing something. What are you killing? A bug.
Speaker 4: That was spider right by your foot? Look at it.
Speaker 1: And you just left its body down. Oh my god,
that thing is huge.
Speaker 4: I know, and I was like, that thing is going
to crawl up Lynett's leg. Oh my god, you saved
my life, I did. Wasn't that worth than on the podcast?
Speaker 1: It looks like a tarantula, It's big.
Speaker 4: And I watched it go across the floor and I
was like, that is right by Lynette's foot And the
next thing that I know, it's gonna crawl up your sweats.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: I was like, I gotta, I gotta stop to stop it.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Yeah, yeah, I've heard that, Philip.
Speaker 3: I heard they were saying at the party yesterday that
Philadelphia they see if they're at a game and they
see the other somebody with the other team's jersey go
into a porta patty, they tip over the porta potty.
Speaker 4: Oh really, see now I heard that they're night that
the Philadelphia fans are like better fans.
Speaker 2: Where did you hear that they're notorious for being the
worst fan base in all of sports, not just football? Oh?
Speaker 4: Really?
Speaker 2: Yeah? People players hate playing in Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's like not a lamppost in the city that's safe.
Right now. They get up there and yeah, they go crazy.
Speaker 4: Well you know.
Speaker 3: I mean, I feel like East Coast fans are kind
of like that lay.
Speaker 2: Not my Buffalo Bills. They have a great fan base.
Speaker 1: That's true, That's what I heard. They call him the mafia,
but Bill's mafia, Phills mafia.
Speaker 4: Well, I still really wanted the Eagles to win. And
there's a lot with the Chiefs. You know, the owner
of the Chiefs is one of the people that helped
design Project twenty twenty five. It's a it's a very
very very trumpy over there organization is not wanting them
to win. Huh.
Speaker 1: Interesting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, not to be political, you know, I
wouldn't want to do that, but I'm just saying. I'm
just saying that the Eagles were the ones that refused
to go to the White House whenever it was when
Trump was first president, so like they expect for that,
and so he hates them.
Speaker 1: That's oh I did hear that?
Speaker 4: Yeah? So like, yeah, I'm not going to root for them, right,
I mean, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Did you watch the halftime?
Speaker 4: I heard I couldn't asten to it.
Speaker 1: I heard it was to tell you one song that
was played.
Speaker 4: I know it feels like racist to be like, well,
I don't know, I don't know any of the songs
because of course I'm a you know, white middle aged mom.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but like I when Drew, Doctor Dre and Snoop
and Eminem.
Speaker 4: Play like that all of our stuff, you know.
Speaker 3: So but this like Kendrick and Drake Beef and ship,
like like I am out of the loop.
Speaker 1: I don't know any of that stuff.
Speaker 4: Well, Drake is pretty bad and Kendrick Lamar is good,
and he wrote a disc track about Drake that was
that's his biggest song, you know. But yeah, I don't
know the other songs.
Speaker 3: Like did you know that they put out It's gonna
sound so crazy to probably young people that are listening,
but did you know they they put out a disc
a disc disc song every like if one guy puts
it out seven hours later, the other guy puts his
debt track out and then like if it just took
you seven hours, right, did you know that?
Speaker 4: Kaylin? Yeah? I mean whose line is it? Anyway?
Speaker 2: This is back when the beef first started in like
May or June. Oh, it was over summer. It was
like May. It was I think around May when it
really the beef really started kicking off. And so like
like Kendrick is a lot more proficient and talented than Drake,
and like he has the whole culture behind him, whereas Blake,
Drake's kind of like pretending almost. So when they were
going at their rap if, yeah, Drake would put out
like a song, but Kendrick already had one ready, Like
Kendrick timed out like Drake would put one out, and
then Kendrick put one out right after. So like nobody,
he like took all the thunder away from Drake and
so like he played it a lot more strategically, and
it's he won that rap beef.
Speaker 3: Badly, right, Yeah, And I liked, uh, what's your name?
That came out Serena Williams and she did the crip
walk dance That was cute and somebody said she got
more of my more yards on the field in her
crip walck dance than than the Kansas City But I'm
bump this harsh.
Speaker 4: Love it. No, it was fun. I mean, it was
a fun game. People kept I was getting really excited
for the Eagles, and it was a very big Super
Bowl party. It was a lot of older people there
and they were being very quiet, and I was getting annoyed,
so of course I was like cheering really loudly and
getting up and doing like dances and stuff and kripalking, yeah,
and then they would laugh like they kind of thought
that was amusing, But I was like, what is happening?
Are we at a Super Bowl party?
Speaker 1: Like it was kind of a dutty party. It was
kind of a duddy game though, too, Like I don't know,
it just seemed like it was a blowout.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like thirty three to zero at one point, Like
who would have thought that was going to be the
score of you know, like going into the fourth quarter.
It's crazy, Yeah, And then the commercials came on. Then
everybody's talking and I couldn't hear any of the commercials,
So I like, I saw Matt Damon in a commercial, right,
don't know if it was good or not.
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Speaker 1: Were we talking about Super Bowl commercials?
Speaker 4: Yeah? The commercials? Yeah, I didn't really.
Speaker 1: I don't even feel like they were that good this
year either.
Speaker 4: No, they really weren't.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: I saw like highlights this morning, but like, I don't,
I didn't see the only one that kind of stuck out,
which was the emotional emotional one was the ones for
like girls sports and then the one with a little
boy came out to mama said knock you out to cancer.
Like that was sweet, Like that gave everybody chills.
Speaker 1: But other than that, I don't know, Like I.
Speaker 2: Like the Seal commercial.
Speaker 1: That thing gave me the creep.
Speaker 2: So weird, was funny.
Speaker 4: What is Seal doing? I guess it.
Speaker 2: He's not doing anything.
Speaker 1: He's not taking.
Speaker 3: Himself too seriously, which is fine, but it creeped me out.
Speaker 1: I was like, I don't need aren't you?
Speaker 4: Like, can I see the storyboard for this? And then
you're like wait, what what? I'm just it's just gonna
be a big like seal with a seal with my
face on it.
Speaker 1: I know it was weird.
Speaker 2: And then I just love that song.
Speaker 3: I like the song too, And now I think of
that when I that image's from Roose the I mean,
I know that song from the eighties at this point
where I guess it's pretty old.
Speaker 2: Yeah, still great.
Speaker 3: And then what's the one that's Little Caesar's pizza commercial with.
Speaker 1: Yeah and his eyebrows flying away?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: What does that have to do with pizza?
Speaker 4: And then what about Bill Murray who looks like he's
been dead for a couple of years.
Speaker 1: I didn't even see Bill. Yeah, Bill Murray, you I
didn't see him.
Speaker 4: It's a commercial. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then there's Tom Brady and every other commercial.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't even know he retired. I was like,
so is Tom Brady retired? And then John goes yeah,
that's why he's doing the commentary, and I was like, oh,
I didn't know, Like, couldn't you be still a player?
But your team didn't make it to the Super Bowl.
So now he goes no, because they do it all
year long, So then when would you know he's not
gonna be able to do it during the season, and
I was like, I guess that makes sense.
Speaker 3: But in your defense, you probably haven't seen him do
it until yesterday commentary, right right, So yeah, I can
see what you're saying.
Speaker 1: I got you, Steph.
Speaker 4: I'm being such a Johnny Cup Ladley to the you know,
I showed up in a teaky Barber jersey because that's
how long ago, because remember I'm an og Giants fan.
That's when I got into it, and that was like
two thousand and two, I want to say two thousand
when I was first started getting into the Giants, and
then once I had kids, I was like, yeah, football,
what I remember being like when John would say like, oh,
you're not really into football anymore? And I was like, really,
must be nice. Must be nice to be able to
just sit and relax and watch a game while I've
got like three kids under three.
Speaker 1: Fuck off, right, I know.
Speaker 4: Like, I'm glad you can just sit on the couch
and watch TV.
Speaker 3: But like, and it's like an all day thing too,
because they watched the sports then they watched the Sports Center, right,
ESPN highlights.
Speaker 4: Right yeah, right, It's like I don't have time. It
would be like trying to be into a like a
soap opera, you know, where you have to keep up
with it all the time.
Speaker 1: Like the Blake Lively and the bal Downie.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, well you like the Lakers, right, yeah, I
watch the Yes did you hear about what happened to
the Lakers?
Speaker 4: Okay, so this was a crazy trade. Tell me, tell
me the story. So this is we almost talked about
this last week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so this is going down as like one of
the craziest trades in all of sports history, like not
just basketball, baseball, football, all of it.
Speaker 4: The story will happened.
Speaker 2: So seven years ago, the Dallas Mavericks draft this rookie
named Luka Doncic who's European. And he wasn't even like super.
I don't think he was super. He was pretty high.
But anyway, and he turns out to be a superstar.
He's an absolute superstar. He's like a top five player
in the NBA. They've been building and this was Mark
Cuban's team, right, So Mark Cuban would go and he
just shower praise on Luca endlessly. At one point he said,
I would divorce my wife sooner than I would ever
trade Luka Doncic anywhere on the team. As a joke,
but anyway, I heard that. Yeah, So anyway, Luka Doncic
takes the Dallas Mavericks to the finals of the NBA
last year and they lose to the Celtics. Then out
of nowhere, and then Mark Cuban sells a majority share
of the team to the Adelson's, So just the gambling
casino people, and then out of nowhere, nobody knew about it,
none of the agents, none of the players, nobody knew
about it. Someone just goes the Lakers are trading Luka Doncic,
a twenty five year old superstar who's not even in
his prime yet, for a thirty one year old, very
good player, Anthony Davis.
Speaker 4: Wait, how was Luca on the Lakers at this point?
Speaker 2: There, No, that's what I'm saying. He was on the Mavericks.
Anthony Davis is on the Lakers. Okay, he's a big guy,
he's a center, but he's probably the best like offensive
and defensive player in the league. And they essentially go,
We're trading Luka Doncic for Anthony Davis, and like some
other nothing but Anthony Davis is thirty one and gets
injured a lot, and everyone is going like, this is fake,
this is a fake thing. This isn't real, but it's
it was real, and it happened, and nobody could believe it. It's
the most unbelievable trade ever. And now the Lakers have
a twenty five year old superstar that they can build
the entire franchise on for the next ten to fifteen
years because Lebron's forty, he's gonna right, yeah, And the
Mavericks have this guy who's very good but not anywhere
near the trade was. They just got totally fleeced in
this trade. And then on I think Saturday, Anthony Davis
it was like his first game playing for the Dallas Mavericks,
played an incredible three quarters Boom injured out for multiple
weeks with like a strained ankleers.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah wow.
Speaker 4: So why are people like, what's the team?
Speaker 2: Yah?
Speaker 4: Why do people think it happened?
Speaker 2: Well, there's some conspiracy theories that I think the biggest
conspiracy theory is the Addelson's. They want to make like
the Dallas, they want to like build a casino around
the Mavericks court the arena, but they they keep getting blocked,
like you're not allowed to do that, and so there's
a conspiracy theory that they're trying to tank the team
so they don't win so that they can move the
team to Las Vegas.
Speaker 4: Interesting. I wonder how Mark Cuban feels about that.
Speaker 2: He's very angry. He's very angry, but he's.
Speaker 4: Like Mark Cuban. Yeah, I know, and I'm a Mark
Cuban stead.
Speaker 2: I blame Mark. I blame Mark Cuban for all this
because he did Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wow.
Speaker 2: But it's good for us, good for the Lakers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's great for the Lakers.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know what about it.
Speaker 1: Lebron James's son, is he doing any good?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: No, I've heard bad things.
Speaker 2: He's not good, because that.
Speaker 1: Would have been cool.
Speaker 2: But the other guy that they drafted in the same
draft as him, ahead of Brownie, he's doing very well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he's not Lebron's son.
Speaker 2: It would have been cool if he was good.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I wanted to as the torch on him.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't know. Like he didn't shine at USC either,
like when he was in college and it was just
like okay, one year in college and then go to them.
It's like maybe you should have left him in there
for a couple of years or something.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, but wasn't it that Lebron wanted to play with
him before he retired?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was like his biggest goal.
Speaker 1: That's cute, right, Yeah, it's cute.
Speaker 4: We're moms, I get it.
Speaker 1: So cute your dad, Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's but I'm also I'm also I'm also a big
Lakers fan. Like, I don't want I don't want this,
Like it's cute, Yeah, sure, but I would rather win.
Speaker 4: We're like like the Christmas car.
Speaker 1: Uniform, like we got it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but now that we have Luka Dancic, I'm like, okay, yeah,
go ahead, just play, Yeah, do whatever you want. It
doesn't matter anywhere now we're back in it. So it's okay,
I don't care.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's interesting. Well it's pretty wow. What a show
we did today.
Speaker 4: I mean, god, we know a lot about sports.
Speaker 1: I don't see why people don't come.
Speaker 4: To us kind of sports part. I know, I know we.
Speaker 1: Should be in the sports category.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine we asked for that? Listen hear us out.
We've been talking a lot about sports, well for one episode,
and you know, we asked the right questions.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we shed some light gave our opinions.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, So my brother normally has a Super Bowl party.
This is annoying, but and if my sister in law
she knows, but they literally didn't have their big super
Bowl party this year because my sister in law is
such a giant Kansas City fan that she was like,
it's just really annoying if everybody, if people are, you know,
rooting against Kansas City. So that's why we were at
this other random because you know how I tell you
every year we go to their Super Bowl that you
were at your brothers when you're sister in law is
like the best party host. Like she always gets like
this crazy spread. You know, listen and she doesn't have
to if you're listening to this, you don't have to
do that. Nobody's expecting that. We'd all be happy to
bring some chicken wings right Lynette will make some turkey
chilli or scotery board, you know. But my sister in law,
she just loves She's just one of those people like no, no, no,
I got it, let me get everything. But I'm always
like let people bring stuff, like, don't worry about it.
But then she gets in host modes. So at Thanksgiving
this year. Basically, she was like, yeah, there's not going
to be a super Bowl party this year if the
Chiefs are in the super Bowl. And I was like, okay,
I have to ruin it this early. Now I be
hoping they don't get into super Bowl. But of course
they did, so I knew there wasn't going to be
a super Bowl party.
Speaker 1: But did she have Super Bowl last year when they
in the Super Bowl?
Speaker 4: Yes? And I think she got upset because she was
so into the game that she was like. The reason
I'm saying all this is because.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 4: She's a bit of a Johnny come lately though, Like, yes,
you love the Kansas City Chiefs, but because they've been
doing so much winning, you know.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: So anyway, my brother said, listen, we're still going to
have a party, but it's going to be super low key,
and like, you know, low key. Raquel is not going
to be super excited if people are. She wants to
just sit and watch the game and doesn't want people
being loud for the Eagles, and I was like, well,
that's not going to no.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean I get it when you're like there's
you know, when you're wanting to watch something and then
everybody's talking.
Speaker 1: All you want to do is.
Speaker 4: Like right now, yeah, no, I did get it, but
I was like, but I'm not going to come to
the I'm not going to come. No, yeah, you know
what I'm saying, Like, okay, then if you're going to
do that, then just just do it yourselves, like just
you watch it as a family. Yeah, she's a huge
Chiefs fan. Their son, my nephew is a huge Chiefs fan.
So you guys shouldn't have the party at all, but
don't have it and say you can come, but bring
all your own food and also don't cheer too loudly
for the team that we're not in favor of. So
I just was like, nah, that doesn't sound that fun.
And I was invited to this other one that's closer
to our house, so okay. So he was like, I understand.
We still bought squares for his game fun and we lost.
But anyway, then they ended up sort of canceling because
because they had, like I said, they only decided they
were going to do it, but keep it super low key,
like four days before, and I'd already said yes. So
that's why this was the first my first year going
to somebody else's, somebody else's and it was huge, right,
and you know what, I do it again. I do
it again. It's really sweet. It's this friend of mine
who does it every year as a and you do
a donation. They provide everything, and you donate to a
foundation that's for a sophageal cancer because your dad died
of esophageal cancer.
Speaker 1: Oh that's nice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So it's like a fundraiser. So you feel like
you're doing something good.
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Speaker 4: Yep, so little pepo story, she's been costing me a
lot of money. Yeah, I posted on our page. I
guess this was a week ago. Because I don't think
I talked about this last week. So she did doing
this weird thing where her job. Yeah, I talked about
it last week.
Speaker 1: You showed me the video, okay, yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah. So we took her to the vet. Were
we going that day? Had I already gone to the vet?
Speaker 1: No, you didn't go to the vet yet.
Speaker 4: Okay. So we went to the vet and the vet said, okay.
He looked at her mouth and he goes, yeah, she's
got an infected tooth. For sure, that's probably what it is.
But he's like, but also it could be neurological, which
our friend Paul Mark's his wife is a vet. So
he he but it was basically he told me what
Google said, which is this could be a result of
a neurological issue, or it could be dental pain. Right, Okay,
So he's like, yeah, she has an infected tooth. You
need to treat that, which it's He's like, I know,
you don't want to like put an old dog under,
but you know, if i've her tooth is infected, if
the infection hits her bloodstream, she's gonna be bad news. Yeah,
she's gonna die.
Speaker 1: She thought she's gonna die yeah.
Speaker 4: So sad. So obviously we were like okay. So we're
like well, and then he's like, but I need to
do blood work. Of course, you know, because she's old,
so they always every time they look at her, they
have to do blood work practically, so they're going to
check for that. Then they had to do a pe
a urine your analysis to check if she has a
UTI because that could also be contributing to some of
her sundowning and for other issues. Right, So it's like
a lot of stuff. So we don't leave there. We
leave there. I mean it's five hundre at all.
Speaker 1: It's blood work is super expensive.
Speaker 4: And none of a lot of this is not really
covered by our pet insurance, and dental work is definitely
not covered by pet insurance. So I think the blood
work might end up getting covered, but they'll find a
way to try to die never it. Yeah, they'll say
it's part of the wellness, it's part of the exam,
but whatever. Okay. Anyway, so then we have to do
the p test. So then they get the results, so
they put her on antibiotic and then they ask us,
I want to know your opinion about this. They're like okay,
we're going to do the year analysis. Do you want us? Okay?
So they it comes back positive for UTI, which I've
seen no signs that she has a UTI. Right, she
does like to go out a lot at night, but
it's not she doesn't like pee a whole, but it's not.
But you know, that's more the sundowning. But so John
was like, well, but that might expel and why she's
having some like confusion It seems like not just being
an old dog. But I'm like, maybe, okay, sure, So
they put her on a broad spectrum antibiotic for that.
So now she has one for her tooth called clintamyasin,
which is but only that's only better for teeth. And
then the other one that I forgot what it's called
amoxicillin maybe is for the UTI. Then they say, now
mind you. At this point, I'm in like six hundred
dollars at least for this, right, yeah, six hundred. So
then they're like, do you want to have the UTI
since it came back positive, do you want us to
send it to the lap to culture do a culture
to make sure that she's on the best antibiotic, just
like when we would have a UTI get an antibiotic.
But then they go, oh, but now it's we know
exactly where we cultured it, and now you need this
other one that was going to be like four hundred
It was like going to be three hundred and sixty
five dollars. So I was like, no, no, no, I
mean hopefully this anima. I think she's on. Well wha
like give us And they're like, okay, if you change
your mind, like if you love your dog and you
decide to actually do the right thing for your dog,
You've got like two days to decide. I'm like, okay,
we're good. Meanwhile, oh, but the reason why I was
already salty is because then they did the estimate for
how much it's going to be to do her teeth
you have to put her under, and they think they're
going to have to like take out one tooth.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: The estimate was between twenty four hundred and thirty five fifty.
Speaker 1: Wait what right? That's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: So I was like wait what and they're like, yeah,
I mean that's what it costs we have to do.
We have to do a chest X ray, and we
have to do this, and we have to like and
it this costs money and then this after thing costs
money and I was just like.
Speaker 1: Ah, that sounds that almost really high double.
Speaker 4: My dog is fourteen years old, probably, but.
Speaker 3: I'm wondering if that's why it's Maybe there's more tests
they have to do because she's older.
Speaker 4: I don't know, but here's the thing. I was like, Okay,
you know what, thank you. And they're always county about
it too, And this is not my vet himself is
the nicest, these the best. I love him and I
trust him, and the girls that work at the front
desk super nice. But there's the one tech who I
think is going to be the one who does the
dental work. She's had like a puss on her face
when she came out to present me, almost like they're
daring you, like, yeah, that's what it costs, right, And
I was like I said to her, I was like, well,
I've had dental work done on people before and it
did not cost that much. And I had several teeth
had to be taken out. It was a lot less expensive,
like half of this. And she's like, well, you're welcome
to go somewhere else.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we might.
Speaker 4: It's I'm going to get a second I'm going to
get a second another, a different estimate, and she was like, okay, well,
let us know if you want us to put like
super bitchy about it. It's like, I'm sure this isn't
the first time somebody's balked at the price you guys
want to charge. I'm sure most people are not like,
oh thirty five hundred cool. Cool, Yes, Like seriously, that's insane.
So we brought her. I brought her to another place,
another place that I used to take her all the time,
except that at COVID, they started making everything you can't
bring your dog. You can't go in with your dog.
You know, you used to go in for the exam
just to get it, not when they're doing stuff, but
when you go in and meet with the vet, you
can come in, right. But they changed it during COVID
where you have to pull up in your car then
they bring your dog. Yeah, and I don't like that
and it's stressful for the dogs. Right. So we eventually
found a different vet that like welcomes you to come in.
So that's where we're at now. But we went I
went back. I was like, how much would it be?
What's your estimate? They're like, we have to see the
dog right to tell you. So I brought her in
for sixty five dollars. They just did a checked and
they're like, yeah, she needs she has a lot of tartar.
But they're like, we don't really see an infection. What
Then they said, but you know, we do think you
really should have this cleaned and one of her but
she has a broken tooth, she has two broken teeth.
They said they probably need to come out.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Then they gave me an estimate, and their estimate was
between like eleven hundred and eighteen hundred, so like way
less yes than the other one. Still very expensive, but
we feel like we have to do something that other
place is gouging and what the fuck I know would no.
They said that that she had an infected too and this,
and then I said, so, I said, hey, do you
I said, the other vet told me that her she
has a bad infection, and she was now I'm talking
to the tech because I was paying, and she's like,
let me ask the vet. So she goes back in
and she was like, yeah, she has it. She it
does seem infected, but it's a mild infection to state
because I was like, if she doesn't have a tooth infection.
Why am I doing? Why am Why is she on
antibiotics endlessly?
Speaker 1: Yeah, because you know, it's.
Speaker 4: Like people, it's like us with our uties. They got
to be on the antibiotic. She's on two antibiotics plus
a probiotic.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, the probiotics.
Speaker 4: You gotta be on the probiotic. So yeah, a lot
of stuff. So I was like, maybe I don't need
to She's like, no, keep her on. It finished the
course of antibiotics. But then I said, so you guys
don't need to do a chest X right before you
do surgery. And she's like no. Wow. It was like
because that's was a big part of the price. And
she's like no. We listened to her uhungs and she
sounds good.
Speaker 3: See, this is a good lesson everybody to take. Get
get a second.
Speaker 4: Opinion, a second opinion.
Speaker 3: Don't just let them goug you like that, I know,
take it to the cleaners. That's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: So then okay, so that happened. Then the next day,
I mean, this is just cost of doing business in life.
Very next day, I'm like, I look at the thermostat.
I was like, it seems like a little bit chilly
in the house. I look at the thermostat, which we
keep set at sixty nine degrees, and I know that
seems low to some people, but you know, I don't
want to be crazy with the heat all the time. Yeah,
like put on a sweater.
Speaker 3: I'm yeah, and my parents, yeah, I do it, like
sixty eight, okay, sixty nine.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So I look at it and it says it's
sixty seven degrees in the house, and I'm like, huh,
that's weird, you know. Yeah, So I turn off the
thermostat and then I turn it back on and they
and it heats up, and I'm like, oh, okay, that
was a weird fluke. So then later I look at
it again, it's still sixty seven and it's not on right,
So right, So then I call my my heating guy,
enter Tech. I love these guys, and I'm like, hey,
it's saying it's my thermostat saying it's sixty seven and
it's set at sixty nine. So something seems weird. But
when I turn it off and turn it back on,
it goes on. And then they're like, okay, we'll call
you back when we can figure out a time we
can come but by the time they called me back,
it was now it's sixty nine degrees in the house.
So I'm like, huh, I go, I don't know. It's
now it's saying it's sixty nine degrees in the house,
but something was wrong earlier. He goes, well, we're not
gonna be able to fix it if we can't if
we don't see a problem. Yeah, right, So I go
all right, but part of me was like, it is
worm outside now, so it could have possibly heat.
Speaker 1: It up because it's I signed out right. Yeah.
Speaker 4: He's like, well, let me know, call me tomorrow if
it's if you're still having a problem. So of course,
the next day, wake up, it's sixty three degrees.
Speaker 1: Sixty three.
Speaker 4: Well there is a problem. So I call back. They're like, okay,
we'll be there in two hours. The guy comes over
right away. He's like, yeah, it's your controller and that's
eight hundred.
Speaker 1: Dollars, Oh my god.
Speaker 4: Which then, because we're very good regular customers, he gave
us a discount. He was like, I can do it
for but it was still like six.
Speaker 3: Eighty what's what the controller? What control the controller on
the panel.
Speaker 4: It makes sense because we had replaced everything, but like
ten years before. It's like it's it was like nine
or nine and a half years since we'd replaced this thing.
Speaker 1: Right, but it's like it just I know, no break.
Speaker 4: I mean seriously, like get back to back, mortgage our house,
to take care of our teeth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, I know.
Speaker 3: It's always something, you know. I was, I was, I
told you a couple I don't know how. It was
a couple of weeks ago. I woke up in the
middle of the night because the chirping of the smoke alarm.
Speaker 4: Right, yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Get, I get the ladder, I change it. I took
the battery back and I put it back in. I
screwed back in.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: Two weeks later, Chip chirp, no again, and this time
it's in Italia's room. Get the ladder out, get upstairs.
Last night, came home from Super Bowl to chirp, chirp, Like,
what the fuck is going on? So what did they
put all of these in at the same date? Now
are all the batteries are dying at the same time.
There's what's going on? Like anybody other motherfuckers before I
put the ladder away, got anything to say to me
before I.
Speaker 1: Fucking put the ship back.
Speaker 4: Come on, Jesus, did you have those batteries on hand? Though?
They're like the square ones right.
Speaker 1: The ninth ninth volume.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, because the worst is when you don't have
when you don't have battery, and you're like, are you
fucking kidding?
Speaker 1: Yeah? No, I learned along time.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna have batteries of all different sizes and shapes
and colors in the closet. Yeah. Yes, Phil's has pneumonia. Still, No,
he finished, he finished his antibiotic. But I took him
back the day you were. Yeah, we were texting and
they showed me his chest X ray and I could
see you could see it like the week before he
start when he first came in, very cloudy, his lung area.
This time he finished his whole ten days of antibiotics.
I brought him in for the check up, and then
it's it's cleared up.
Speaker 1: But uh, all right there, kaylin.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that was.
Speaker 4: Sounded like it was coming from the bathroom though, No,
go on.
Speaker 1: It cleared up, but it was still very cloudy.
Speaker 3: So they said, seven more days of antibiotics and still
no like long walks or anything.
Speaker 4: Gotta keep them change up the antibiotic. No, no, did
they try to get you to do a culture to
find out if he's on the wrong antibiotic for.
Speaker 1: Now I didn't.
Speaker 3: I mean, and now they gave the red they and
they said I didn't have to bring him back unless
unless I could tell if he's not feeling good. They
think after seven days of this round, it should be fine,
it should be back to normal.
Speaker 4: So the tough thing about giving the dogs the antibiotics.
People can suss out a pill from like a mile away.
I think she can smell it even though it's so
Now I have to give her too. So I've got
this whole muzzerella cheese muzzorel as you would probably say,
not not no cheesnolki No, I have to tuck it
in this piece of muzzirella cheese. And but she can
still Now she's like onto me. So she sees that
cheese coming and she's like, oh no, bitch, I got
your number, Like I'm not falling for that. And it
doesn't make her stomach feel good. So I did manage
to hide it in the cheese, and then she I
took her out for a walk and she puked it
out on the front lawn. The whole pill came back out.
So I took the pill out of her puke. This
is what a good mom I am. I took it
out of her puke and I put it on a rock.
Then I took her for a walk. Then I came back.
I retrieved it off this rock, and then I brought
it in and I tried to rehide it in something
else and she was like moving her head away. She
wouldn't take it. So I'm like, oh, she's really fully
onto the mozzarella cheese. You still love it? Like she
cry when I was making, like I'll make my little
salad with the grape tomatoes and the mozzarella balls, and
she will cry for it. She loves cheese. But she
was like, hell no. So I had to hide it
in a little piece of turkey pepperoni. And then I I.
Speaker 1: Don't have those like pill pocket things for dogs. No, No,
they have them.
Speaker 3: They're they and they have a little they're they're they're
like they they're like the texture of like a peanut butter,
but oh as messy and it has a little a
little hole where you can put it in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have to hide away for your keys hide away.
Speaker 3: And you just put the pills in there and then
you smash it up and and I throw it at
Phil and he catches it. Oh, and he swallows it.
I don't even think he choose it. He inhales it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, she get a little mail pocket.
Speaker 4: So I've got both of these antibiotics are fourteen days,
twice a day. So yeah, it's just a constant pain
in the ass. And then she doesn't really eat her
food when you give it to her. She'll a lot
of times let her breakfast. She's very spoiled, and she
does not like dog food, so you have to let
it sit all day until she finally feels hungry enough
to eat it. And she always looks at you, you like, fine,
I'm going to eat this food, but I don't like it.
But that's what I have to put her probiotic on,
which is how to eat stuff. And I just don't
think she I think she just knows it's good for
her and doesn't want anymore.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, so.
Speaker 4: What I guess what I'm what all this is to
say that we haven't booked the dental appointment yet because
I'm like hoping that she starts feeling a lot better
from the antibiotic.
Speaker 1: Right, Okay, so.
Speaker 4: Far she's not been doing the teeth chattering thing anymore.
Speaker 3: Oh really, I still think we probably need to take
the teeth out that are broken. Yeah, the crack, because
you don't want to mess with that, because that doesn't
it get you can get into your bloodstream if she
gets an infection.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, So it's just like, why are they so expensive?
Speaker 1: I know, maybe you could do it yourself.
Speaker 4: I was thinking about that now. Listen, did I go
to dental school officially?
Speaker 1: No, veterinarian dental's school.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't even bother going to venary school like dental's dental. Right,
it's like people, dogs, whatever, it's all teeth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's all teeth.
Speaker 2: Teeth.
Speaker 4: You know, you got a lot of them in your mouth.
I don't know exactly how many, because like I said,
did I graduate, No? Did I get a lot of
good ideas on how you do stuff? Yes? I'm not
going to just pull him out either. I would sedate her. Yeah,
I'll have to look into that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're gonna have to figure that out too.
Speaker 4: I am sure. I'm one hundred percent sure. There's a
YouTube video on how to sedate dog.
Speaker 1: Probably right, Yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't there be anyway, all right, I think everybody learned
a lot. Let's say hi to our people. Dick frolicking.
He's so sweet. He's on all three's. He pays for
a shout out on all three of my podcast. Kelly Dah.
Katie's rolling on E like like she's at a rave.
Nikki Girls. Elizabeth Williamson has so many kids, she's probably
been through this with dnel work. She probably does her own.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she probably does it.
Speaker 4: Rita's rocking them in herbasia to calm him down. That's
her way of sedating them. Polly, we love your pancakes.
Valerie hits it out of the park. Katerina, let me.
Speaker 1: Let me take you back. Let's Stephanie do it.
Speaker 4: Let me in there. Gabby and Missy they're doing some
side of the road. They have surgery on people. Oh yeah,
they didn't even go to a day of debt. They're like,
we don't care, we'll just do it.
Speaker 1: They go out, they go rogue.
Speaker 4: They've got like a wrench.
Speaker 1: Bunker.
Speaker 4: Rebecca Kelly Brandt is not your aunt. Alicia Escalante from
the City of El Monte Leslie still with the coughing.
Aaron is a dirty Sanchez, Jennifer, get up, Sandra, it's
not easy being green. Athena, we love you and your
makeup and your beautiful dancing. And Stephanie, you're a stinker wrinker. Also,
Christus Droop is giving her shout out for her friends
and who lost their son to suicide. So sad. Her
friend Sarah, and they're on a mission to break the
stigma surrounding suicide and help fill in the gaps in
her community in Ohio. So go to Chase haleyproject dot com. Also,
Lourie Bishop is promoting her son's act prep guide. Listen,
we're getting close to that time. That's truly you know,
you want to do a self paced act prep guide,
Go to a bit dot l y slash, Better test
Prep or Instagram better dot test dot Prep. Go to
medium dot com and look up Unbecoming Stories for a
good friend of mine who is a writer, and she's
written some I'm just just trust me on this, Okay.
Unbecoming Stories on Medium podcast Family Skeptical Raising kids without
the dogma of religion. Do your own thing, you know,
Listen to the Family Skeptical. Also go to will Menfrida.
If you're in Palm Springs or Palm were do you
not you don't like salmon?
Speaker 1: What's wrong with you?
Speaker 4: So good? They have the best food and tell them
we say you yeah, you want a T shirt or
a mouse pot or a mug. Use our friend Basic
Becky just Basicbeky dot com or Basic Becky on Facebook.
If you're on the island of Kawaii. In Hawaii, go
to Sugar Skull. That's our friend Maren's shop and they
do like treats and gifty stuff and they do wedding cakes.
So if you want to find their website, go to
Sugar Skull eight oh eight dot square dot site. If
you're planning a trip, why not use Christine Black. She's
with Waves and Wonder Travel. Go to Instagram travel with
Christine b very cool. Christine. That's with a c oh Sorry,
our friend Jacob Crowley is promoting the a c l U,
which is the best place if you want to fight
for people's human rights, especially people like like Jacob, like
my kid, like a lot of people's kids. And also
you know they're just protecting a lot of people.
Speaker 1: Migration help.
Speaker 4: We need them. The support cases go to ACLU.
Speaker 1: Yeah, go check them out. Yeah, Jacob, Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 4: And also our friend Sergio is still using his for
good for ASPCA that is helping the animals. There's still
a lot going on in the aftermath of the fires.
We got a lot of animals that need to be
taken care of or re homed, so help out with
the ASPCA dot org. And Adam Lerner he's a car broker.
Adam's got a car dot com. You know what that
is a lot of you guys are already using him.
So that's my every show reminder.
Speaker 1: All right, thanks everybody. Thank you. Kaylin you're a parent now,
don't have it up.
Speaker 2: It still had t leting go well.