Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to Reality TV Caringe Podcast. I am
one of your hosts, Delia, and I'm here with my
real tight homegirl and my daughter in law the Exquisite Beatre.
Speaker 2: That's me.
Speaker 1: We are here to talk sister wives hood. Yes, we
are still in season nine, and I'm sorry, I'm just
gonna say it. It feels like the longest season we've had
to review. It's quite long, except for that one season
a couple of seasons ago that was thirty episodes.
Speaker 2: Yes, he's nineteen or something.
Speaker 1: I need more to happen. I need us to get
to the catfish. We're gonna get to the catfish and
then we're gonna it's gonna be a tell all.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be the end.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be a new season.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Anyway, so we're here to talk about that. Before we
get into it, I need to remind you of our disclaimer.
Please hide your wife and hide your kids. This is
an irreverent podcast where we say offensive things, stupid things,
funny things. And last week I wore a Jesus T shirt.
I didn't even think about this, Honestly, guys, I bet
some of you noticed too. I wore a shroud of
turin don't laugh Jesus T shirt and.
Speaker 2: I talked about blow Jaws.
Speaker 1: I talked about sixty nine y while I was wearing
a T shirt with Jesus's face.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, Jesus.
Speaker 1: Let me just apologize publicly bad so inappropriate. I actually
was like shit, should I take that down? Anyway? I apologize.
Speaker 2: I'm not always thinking it was funny though.
Speaker 1: And like I said, we're offensive. Yeah, So if yours
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Before we get into this recap, I do have to
ask you, Beatrice, whether you have a takeaway.
Speaker 2: My only takeaway is like, why are we watching Cody
pretend to be a good dad for literally forty five
minutes and I constantly talk about like, no, actually, I'm
really close with my daughters. Actually I really love all
of my kids. Actually I'm a really good dad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like are you though? Beatrice is also the one
who designs our thumbnails, so you can tell how she
feels about Cody in this episode. Yeah, what do I have?
It was so boring. I got nothing, sorry, Maddie that
you weren't let into the Church of Latter day Saints
and Jesus Christ and stuff. A bunch of saints and
Jesus Christ and a salamander and I think there was
a pacaderm in America. Sorry about it.
Speaker 2: Sorry.
Speaker 1: So that's my takeaway. So without further ado, let's get
into our recap of season nine, episode seven, and.
Speaker 2: More girls than Cody can handle question Mark. Hmm, okay, whatever,
So we start the episode with Cody. This is like
a recap of last week basically, but Cody's telling five
of his girls Isabelle, Aurora, Brianna, Savannah, and Gwen Savanna.
Speaker 1: Savannah is so cute.
Speaker 2: She's such a little baby. She reminds me so much
of my little sister at that age, like almost to
a teen, and she's so sweet.
Speaker 1: She's such a punky, I know.
Speaker 2: But he tells all five of them, Hey, I'm gonna
take you guys to a beach trip. It's gonna be
a daddy daughter like weekend or whatever. It's for Isabelle's
twelfth birthday. And of course all of the girls are
super excited. And it's funny because Cody brings up like
part of the reason why he wants to do this
is because the anthropology students a couple weeks ago pointed
out the fact that he's not as close with his
daughters as he is with his sons. So this is
totally a response to that which I think you had
theorized about last week. Yes, and so you are right
because you're fake psychic and yeah, Cody just wants to
prove that he's close with his daughters, and Robin also
told him that if he like maintains the relationship with
them at this age, then he will have an easier
time to maintain it when they're older in like high
school and college.
Speaker 1: Right. Yeah, And at some point in the episode we
have Cody sank I forget who said it. I'm tired,
so keep up with me, but like somebody said, what
the archaeologist said, yeah, was really shocking to Cody. Yeah,
And you could kind of see it in the moment
when they were at dinner or whatever and they bring
it up. He shocked. He's concerned at his image because
of course he's a narcissist, and so since they've been
there so two months or whatever, it is like he's
just been worrying about it and how he can restore
his public image as a father. And that is the
entire reason that we are having this episode. But it
was interesting that one of the wives admitted that he
was really taken aback by that comment.
Speaker 2: Yes, and I forget who it was to. I want
to say it was like maybe Robin, maybe Robin, because
Robin's also pretty heavy in this episode, and she's very
much like defending Cody and saying, like, no, he's actually
a really good dad. He loves all of his kids,
there's no question about it. And so it seems like
maybe both of them are concerned about how Cody is
being perceived in the public eye. And it's really crazy
to see it from that light, because I'm sure back
then when this aired, people are like, oh, it's wholesome,
he's taking his daughters out to the beach, But no,
it's totally because Cody's worried that everybody thinks that he's
a bad dad. And so then when he's getting ready
for the trip, of course you know he's running late,
and it's chaotic because nobody in this family, especially the adults,
can pack anything in a timely manner or be organized
in any way, shape or form, even when it's only
five kids going on a trip, like it's not that
big of a deal, but like they leave late, and
of course the wives are quote micromanaging Cody on like
what he should be doing and how much he should
be packing, and make sure you do this, and make
sure you do that, and Cody's getting annoyed, and Cody
makes several comments throughout this episode as like digs to
his wives, mainly the OG three, where he's just like, Yeah,
this trip's gonna be like so much easier than bringing
my bitch wives on because nobody's gonna be complaining to me,
nobody's gonna be getting jealous, nobody's gonna be inserting their
relationship politics. Because I know my daughters love me, so
it'll be easy. It'll be good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he kept making that comparison.
Speaker 2: I kind of hated that, yeah, because I'm wondering if,
like Christine and Janelle and Mary watched that after the fact,
and we're.
Speaker 1: Like, I'm quite sure the hell. It felt like it
was very pointed toward Christine, and it was like multiple, multiple.
Speaker 2: Times he made these comments. It was kind of ridiculous.
And so then Cody and the girls leave and they're
driving to Newport Beach in California. It's only like five
hours away, but halfway through they stop at some diner
and they have breakfast for whatever. I don't care. Then
they get to the actual beach and they're grocery shopping
for food for the next couple days because they rented
like a little beach house and of course, Cody buys
too much stuff, and the girls comment about it because
it's ridiculous. And they get to the beach house and
everybody's on sign they're picking their room.
Speaker 1: So I see that you hated this episode.
Speaker 2: I didn't hate it. It's just like, oh well.
Speaker 1: There was one segment where they're talking to the girls
who go to California on the couch and Savannah's just
like this, sorry about that. I lost my wig. Anyway,
Savannah's like fuck, and I took a picture and I
sent it to you, and I'm like, this is me
watching this episode. But have you ever seen that video
clip of that girl who's in a podcast and she
tips her head back and her wig falls off.
Speaker 2: But your life does not.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Oh my god, bruh, we gonna keep
this And she just looks at the interviewer and she's like, bruh,
bra oh my god, I gotta find it, and said
it's so hilarious. Anyway, Savannah is all of us.
Speaker 2: Toats because it's just I mean, I think the girls
they're young at this point, so they're like trying to
lean into the fun part of it. But I'm sure
they look back on this trip I would as a
young adult, and I'd be like, man, that was dumb,
because it just it's very obvious that Cody's just trying
to like be like, yeah, I'm the fun dad. And
Cody keeps making these comments about how the wives like
don't trust him or they're worried about how he's gonna do,
and he's like, I'm gonna be fine. It's gonna be
so easy, and it's really not that big of a deal,
like it's just him bringing them.
Speaker 1: It isn't, but it's easy to do when you only
have four days. And it kind of shines a light
on how much of an emotional load the other wives
actually take on, because when they do go to the
grocery store, Cody's just buying whatever. He has no list,
he doesn't know how to shop, which the girls call
him out for. You can really see how much the
wives actually do to keep the family together when Cody
has his kids on his own, because remember the last
time Cody had his kids on his own, the ladies
went to San Francisco right and truly almost died while
he burned steaks on the grill.
Speaker 2: And Isabelle cut up her foot on that trip too.
Or on that time too, So yeah, I mean, that's
fair to be worried about Cody, and I don't know,
it's just funny to me that he acts like he
does so much for the family when in reality, the
women are really just running the entire shit, Like they're
doing all of the parenting and all of the cooking
and all of the cleaning. Like what is Cody doing
getting his pencil wet?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and collecting checks right, taking their money.
Speaker 2: And like having to grin and bear time with Mary
or Christine for example, like oh god, it's so terrible
for you for the man. And this is where Cody
at the grocery store, like had made a comment too.
He had said something like I don't have to deal
with my whyfe in the relationship politics because all of
my daughters know that I love them. And I thought
that was really poignant because he's again like digging at
Christine and the other wives of just like, well, you
don't know that I love you because I do obviously,
even though I never touch you and I never kiss you,
and I never.
Speaker 1: Hang out with you, and I'm favoring Robin overtly exactly.
Speaker 2: And then meanwhile, we bought back on over to the
wives and the cul de sac, and we have Maddie
coming over to talk to just Mary and Robin for
some reason about the fact that the LDS Church won't
let her in because she won't denounce her family or
disassociate herself from the family, and because her family is
so public, so they won't accept her to the church.
They won't baptize her. They said that she can still go,
but she can't be baptized, and they were like, we
hope it will make you bitter, we hope, we hope
you'll reconsider in the future when your family is not
as public.
Speaker 1: I just don't understand how these Christian religions. And we
can debate whether Mormonism is Christian, which Michelty just had
a whole reel about that apparently, but essentially your religion
is supposed to be centered upon Jesus Christ, who at
the time of this cross affection was crucified with a
thief who was not baptized, we would presume, who was
probably a sinner and did some bad things. But Jesus
turned to him and said, on this day in paradise,
I will see you. I will see you in paradise
there's nothing you gotta do in order to get into
the Kingdom. And yet with churches like Catholicism, Catholics and
also Mormonism, you've got to go through this board of
white men in order to be admitted into their religion.
It's really distasteful, yep, and really gross. And you get
a sense that Maddie understands, like, oh wow, Like, if
you're going to be that way, then why would I
ever want to be a part of your religion. I
wouldn't ever.
Speaker 2: She straight up says that she's like, I'm never going
to join the Mormon Church, and I won't join any
church for that matter, because she says her belief system
really only fits with the Mormon Church, it doesn't fit
with anything else. But she's just not going to be
a part of something like that if they're going to
make her jump through all of these hoops and make
her denounce her family, like, she's just not going to
do that. And I'm really glad that she is standing
on that principle. And she's very clear to say, like
I don't agree with polygamy, like I don't endorse it,
I don't want it for my life. You know, I
love my family and that's their choice and stuff, but like,
I don't have to support it to be with my
family or whatever. So I just think this whole segment
was kind of stupid because we knew that the Mormon
Church was going to deny her anyway.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm sure at the time people did not know that.
Speaker 2: I wonder what Mormons thought about.
Speaker 1: I think it was a really bad look for the.
Speaker 2: Church totally, But I wonder what they thought about watching this.
I'm sure some who are probably heavy in the church
are like, well, yeah, of course, and like except you
because your family's a bunch of poligamists. But I just
think that that's so stupid. And Maddy even brings up
Jesus in this too. She's like, Jesus wouldn't say that, No,
it wouldn't deny me from believing in him or going
to worship him in church.
Speaker 1: Like not at all. What the hell is Antichrist? It's
total now I should be wearing my shroud of shit.
Speaker 2: So yeah, Mary and Mary and Robin are both surprised
by this, and Robin even says like, I'm super sorry
that this happened to you, Maddie. And then Janelle on
the couch is like, I'm shocked that the Mormon Church
wouldn't allow her. So it seems like it took everybody
by surprise to me. I'm watching this, I'm like, well, duh,
because the Mormon Church is very anti polygamy, so like
it doesn't surprise me. But it's like, I just wonder
what regular smegular Mormons think when they watch this, Like.
Speaker 1: Hm, hmm, do you think this is cool?
Speaker 2: Because I don't, But whatever, Who am I just a
bitch and a wa So then we go back to
the beach with Cody and the girls and he takes
them to a little theme park and he didn't take
into account that Savannah and Gwen wouldn't really want to
ride all of the crazy rides, and so he kind
of does feel a little bad for them. He feels
bad that they might feel left out. But then he
continues to go on the rides with Aurora, Brienna, and Isabelle,
and you know, it's like a fun little day at
the theme park. It seems cute or whatever.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 2: We bop on over to the wives on the couch
and Robin says something like, you know, I was hoping
that this trip Cody would have like a lot of
hard to heart talks with the girls and like one
on one time with them, but it seems like they're
just partying and having fun.
Speaker 1: Kids don't want to have one on one serious talks
with their parents. They want to have fun. That's the
language of your children, and you want to meet them
where they are in order to connect, especially.
Speaker 2: At this age. It's not like they're older adults that
are like starting to think about their life and think
about big things. Like they're literally twelve.
Speaker 1: And so sabadas like seven exist, So of.
Speaker 2: Course they want to do fun things and eat pizza
and mac and cheese with their dad at the beach.
Like it's not that deep, So I don't know, whatever,
they have fun at the beach house, and I think
Christine and Robin talk about their kids, like Robin talks
about Aurora and she's so amazing and outspoken, it's just
an adventurer, and how Brianna is like quiet but like
she's really funny. And then Christine talks about Gwen.
Speaker 1: Gwen's awesome. Actually I know she's a truth teller.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 1: In the moment, she will tell the truth.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: But Christine on the couch is like, well, she's got
her good and bad days. So if you catch on
a good day, she's great. But you catch her on
a bad day, oh, leave her alone. I'm like, wow, okay, whatever, Christine.
And then we go back on home to the cul
de Sac where we have a little segment with Mary
and Janelle, and Mary's in her haunted house and her
hair looks great.
Speaker 1: It stopped. It's such a bad hair season for Mary,
this season of her life with like the blonde, highlighted,
fried layered but longer.
Speaker 2: It looks significantly less fried than it does in present day.
Speaker 1: I get and this one at.
Speaker 2: Least has a little, it flows a little.
Speaker 1: It does not. It is so bad. It's so bad
for collaring, It's so bad for absolutely everything. Mary, get
your shit together, honey.
Speaker 2: She looks kind of like she's getting spray dands. Yes,
oh indeed, I'm just like, what are we doing? We're
in Vegas, Like, just go sit down in the sun
for a little bit.
Speaker 1: Actually, don't you want to be different? Don't you want
to be that person who's not like everybody else? I
would be like as pale as possible in Vegas. Yeah,
I'd be so screening all day for real though.
Speaker 2: But Mary's in her little office and she says, you know,
for months ago, Janelle came to be four.
Speaker 1: Years ago, four score and seven years ago, she came.
Speaker 2: To me and asked if I would be interested in
going in the therapy. And I think, you know, she's
waited long enough that she deserves an answer. And so
then she walks on over very quickly to Janelle's house.
Speaker 1: Well, because she's lost a lot of weight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she definitely has.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's changing. I wonder why. Hu seems like she's motivated,
Yeah by something.
Speaker 2: Motivated by a little banana.
Speaker 1: So inspire, Yeah, something, what could it be?
Speaker 2: She barges on over into Janelle's house and did you
notice she kind of slammed the door. Yeah, I'm like,
what are you doing?
Speaker 1: Just kick the door open like the kool aid man?
Speaker 2: Seriously. So she barges in, and Janelle's in the kitchen
and Mary sits down at her little kitchen bar. Mary's like,
you want to sit down or something like jeez, chill out,
and so Jenne's like, no, it's final stand. And she
now kind of knows what this is about. And she's
like a little nervous, she's got her walls up, and
Mary's like, well, I've been thinking, I've been praying, and
I've gotten a lot of encouragement from our god unkole
Lob that you know, I should move forward with therapy
with you. And then Janelle is like taken aback by this.
She's shocked and actually cries, which we don't really see Janelle.
Speaker 1: I was trying to remember any other time I've seen
Janelle cry. Yeah, she definitely keeps it very garrison, but
Garah's trying to not show us when she's crying. Yep,
Like she hardly ever cries. She doesn't really show a
lot of emotion in general, Like maybe she'll smile or
laugh or whatever, but there's a lot that she keeps behind.
And she even says like it takes a lot for
me to cry, like the only time I ever really
cries when I'm truly shocked about something. And so with
Mary saying that she agreed to go to therapy with her,
Janelle is shocked. She's overcome with emotion, and she's like, well,
that's great, and then they actually end up hugging, and
when Mary hugs her, she starts crying and they're looking
forward to therapy together, which I can't remember how many
sessions they actually went to. I don't think it's a lot,
and I think nothing is resolved.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: I think Mary shows up with her walls up, unwilling
to admit to anything, and Janelle probably senses that, and
they don't go anywhere with it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I'm thinking too, because I don't think
there's much that comes out of this, and I think
this is when everything starts to fall apart and then
the catfish comes out, and so maybe their therapy gets
put on the back burner.
Speaker 1: Right because we have to deal with that. I did
think that it was poignant when Janelle or Mary said
that we have spent half our lives together. And you
can really see based on their emotions, even though it's
on camera, even though I'm sure this scene was set
up beforehand, you can see the emotion in these women,
like these ancient wounds that they have given each other
that are in them. Did you see that real that
I sent you like two days ago?
Speaker 2: Which one?
Speaker 1: So it's this two guys in a therapy podcast setting.
It's called secondhand therapy or something like that, and the
guy was talking about speaking to his therapist, and he
says at some point, his therapist says, well, we should
acknowledge that you have definitely buried a lot of your trauma,
but we also need to acknowledge that you buried your
trauma alive. And when he was talking about it, I'm like, damn, yeah,
like all of those things that you bury, and we're
seeing Mary and Janelle and all of the things that
they had to bury just in order to coexist in
this weird family structure, all of those things were buried alive,
and so they're still alive and now here we are,
what twenty years later. Yeah, and because they're willing to
move a little bit, they're both crying because it's a lie.
It is, it's a libe in them. Totally very poignant,
I thought.
Speaker 2: And I think when Mary had said that about you know,
we've spent half of our lives together, she was like,
we should make it mean something like after all this time,
we really should just work on it. And I think
that that's really great. It's kind of sad to me though,
it's like we're watching this like they don't even talk
and they don't have a relationship, Like even after all
of this time. It's kind of a bummer that, like,
even after all of the divorces, like we can't just
like come together. And I don't know whose fault that
is really, because Janelle is also a bit of an
avoidant person, but Mary is just as bad. And Mary
now is just like doing her own thing.
Speaker 1: I guess with I think Mary just got to the
point where she's like, I don't need any of you
all anymore, and she does not care. And I do
think a lot of us get to that point after
trying year after year after year, in whatever kind of
relationship it is, You're just like, Okay, well then fuck
it right, I'm gonna move on. I'm gonna live my life.
And that's where she is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I guess that that's fair. I think that's
is he leaf blown. I swear you're gonna go yell
at him.
Speaker 1: I have to maybe yell at him, like what is
he doing?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 3: Now? He was literally out there, was sitting on the couch,
falling asleep in his recliner with his stupid laptop pretending
to work anyway, What were we saying, I'm just pitch ass.
Speaker 1: Oh well it wasn't my husband. He's in his recliner.
It's my neighbors. So I didn't mean it. He's not
a pitch ass. I'm sorry. Yeah, doesn't he know my podcast?
Doesn't he know my famous on the internet?
Speaker 2: So where were we anyway? So marynge No, they're working
on a relationship, but not really.
Speaker 1: Here goes.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. And so then we end the episode
with Cody and the girls at the beach. They go
to the beach, they go to a different beach, Huntington Beach,
to go boogie boarding with the sharks, and then they
go back to their little bungalow. And this is where
we hear a little bit more from Cody about how
he's got a million kids and if he didn't think
that all of his kids were great people, he wouldn't
keep having kids. So he's just gonna keep progreating because
he likes his kids.
Speaker 1: As long as Robin wants to.
Speaker 2: And that's he brought up Robin. He's like, we're limited
to what Robin wants to do. But she doesn't like
when we talk about her reproduction, so I'll just leave
it at that, which is just a precursor to like
the next episode or two, when she announces to the
family that she's pregnant again. So it's just kind of silly.
I mean, I I was watching this and I was thinking,
you know, maybe there was a time where Cody did
genuinely love all of his children, but just you know,
now that they're adults and that they can speak for themselves,
and that they pushed back on him, like especially during
COVID and stuff, and pushed back on his continued favoritism
of Robin. He doesn't actually love them because love for
him is conditional, it's not unconditional, and so I think
at this time, you know, maybe there was a part
of him that was coming out of like, yeah, I
love all my kids. I think they're all great, But
that's because they were young, right, and they couldn't push
back as much well.
Speaker 1: And the family was still together and it was working,
and he was still in charge of the money. And
now Robin's the legal wife and so everything's coming together.
So yeah, it's great until the kids get older, until
your wives leave you, until people start calling you on
your bullshit like this podcast. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: And then at one point at the end of this episode,
Cody was talking about how, you know, he was looking
for things that were wrong in his relationships with his kids,
mainly because the anthropologists pointed that out, and you know,
the wives have been pointing out the fact that he
has a disparity between some of his relationships with his kids.
But you know, on this trip, he found all of
the things that were actually right. And he's like, you know,
like this wasn't a bonding trip because I'm already bonded
with my girls, like I already have a great relationship
with them, And I'm like, really, do you know, because
Isabelle has a lot of father wounds, like even to
this day, yes, and even in this trip, you can
kind of tell like the focus wasn't necessarily on her,
like we had like a little birthday celebration with her
at the very end, but like he was chumming it
up with Aurora and Brianna a lot more, and he
was like more affectionate with Savannah, like isabel was just
kind of in the background, and I was going, yeah,
and I kind of felt for her. And maybe it's
because they're Christine's kids, I think. So, Like we've talked
about before many times on the pod that you know,
maybe Cody had like his relationships with his kids or
a reflection of his relationships with that particular wife. And
so of course Christine's kids are left behind, and you know,
and Robin's kids are favored, and Janelle's kids have more affection.
Like it's just sad.
Speaker 1: It is sad. And when they were at their various
activities in California, you could just see when they were
walking around, all the girls trying to hold onto his
shirt or puld his hand or just be close to him.
It really felt to me like they are starving, well,
not Aurora, not Brianna, the other girls are starving for
attention from him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And that kind of got to me. And honestly,
like when Aurora and Brianna kept saying dad over and
over again in reference to Cody, like that was kind
of bothering me a little bit. Like as just a daughter,
I'm just like, he's not your dad.
Speaker 1: The that right, right.
Speaker 2: You know, I know it's so petty, but it's just
like I wonder what the younger girls were thinking at
the time. And maybe it's different for them because they
grew up in polygamy and so they're used to sharing
their dad with all of their siblings and stuff, and
so it's not that big of a deal. But you
can just tell that Cody really does favor Robin and
Robin's kids. H I think so, yeah, more than any
of the other ones, Like, no matter what he says,
you know, I think there was a time where he
loved all of his kids before Robin. And that's it.
And so let me get to the preview for the
next episode. We have Robin talking to Christine about signing
the adoption paperwork because we are going to be moving
forward with that, and I think we do see the
adoption very soon where they go all go to court
and it's like this big old thing, and Christine talks
about how polygamists don't typically win adoption cases or any
cases for that matter, because they're polygamists and nobody likes polygamists.
And then we have Mary talking about her health issues.
She lost thirty pounds in like a six week period
or four week period or something, and you know, she's
really worried, so she goes to the doctor and the
doctor totally scares her about cancer. I remember that episode.
Speaker 1: So why does she get like a bad PAP smear
or something.
Speaker 2: Thanks, So, does she have the HPV or something like
that maybe, but.
Speaker 1: She would she have gotten that little Cody? Okay, but
where would he have weren't they each other's first Oh no,
he went to college.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he had that.
Speaker 1: Case inappropriate speculation. Sorry, So I remember I thought it
was the ech pylori, isn't it the h pylori?
Speaker 2: Cody was doing a lot of soaking in college.
Speaker 1: So well, I know that Mary ends up having the
each pylori, which is some bacteria in your stomach or
something like that. But really what's happening is she's not
eating because she's planning to meet up with Sam and
she doesn't want to be bigger, she wants to be smaller,
so she's diety.
Speaker 2: She's dieting, but she's worried that everybody's going to catch
on to the fact.
Speaker 1: So it's cancer. It could be cancer.
Speaker 2: So he's gonna go to the dock roo and be like,
can you please say it's cancer?
Speaker 1: We can't rule it out.
Speaker 2: And it's so messed up because she's got a family
history of cancer, so like you're going to the cancer Yeah, yeah,
You're go to the doctor, and you're like getting all
this fear mongery.
Speaker 1: Listen, I don't mean to make fun no, anything like that.
But it's just that we know what's going on right now.
That's the thing with Mary and the thing. I feel
like that's the reason. It's because she wants to lose
weight for her mia is totally yeah for her.
Speaker 2: Lesbian yeah, yes. And then Robin is stressed out. I
guess like the way they edit it in the preview
is like Robin's stressed out about Mary's health issues. But
really I think it's Robin being stressed out about telling
the family that she's pregnant again because Cody and her
are fucking a lot. They're hunching a lot, and I
think Mary has an announcement and Robin also has an announcement.
I know Robin's gonna say she's pregnant, but I can't remember.
Speaker 1: What Mary And now I could have cancer.
Speaker 2: I'm worried. I went to the doctor and they did
a sea tea scan.
Speaker 1: I have the I'm just gonna be saying that for
the rest of the see this.
Speaker 2: The people are gonna think you're serious. People thought we
were serious when we can't making fun of the anthropologists
and we kept calling them archaeologists. We got some comments
being like unctually it's anthropologists. We know, we know they're archaeologists,
ding dongs. So people are gonna think you're miseducated because
you're saying age priory, but that's what it is, right.
Speaker 1: We'll see whatever in the upcoming episodes. I'm sorry if
I'm wrong. I'm often wrong. I apologize.
Speaker 2: And we're in a dumpster, y'all.
Speaker 1: So is there anything else that we need to say
to these beautiful rock homes before we get a boat
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