Speaker 1: Made a decans John, oh face Sunny Sound. I had
a vision. So we Hey, what's up everybody. It's for
crying out loud.
Speaker 2: How's it going?
Speaker 1: Woo hoo, whoo whoo.
Speaker 3: I wish I had your energy.
Speaker 1: I'm like having a little bit of a rough h morning.
I just got back. I don't we didn't talk about
this last week, but I went to Florida, and uh,
for I've been I was planning on it. It just
kind of snuck up on me really quickly, but I
was planning on going anyway, after I dropped Sonny off
to Oregon.
Speaker 3: Wendy has a place in Florida. It's her like place
of serenity, and.
Speaker 1: She loves to go there and get away, you know,
and she loves whenever I come and visit her. So
you know, we made this pack that like, after I
dropped Sunny off, the house's gonna be empty, come to Florida.
So I came home after Oregon for a couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: But anyway, and we'll talk about the trip.
Speaker 1: But why I sound the way sound right now is
because I flew back last night.
Speaker 3: I felt fine.
Speaker 1: Well, yes, Jay was a little tired and a little nauseous,
but I felt fine last night. I get home and
I go to bed, and I wake up in the
middle of the night drenched and sweat my throat on fire,
you know, like that feeling like when your head like
your eyes are hot and glassy and you feel like
you're hot.
Speaker 2: Do you have a fever?
Speaker 1: I don't know, because I could not find, for the
life of me, the thermometer.
Speaker 3: I think Natalia took it with her oh to college.
I don't. I can't find a thermometer, so I don't know.
Speaker 1: Hold on, yeh, feel my forehead. I was thinking that,
like maybe Stephanie can kiss me on the forehead. She's
kissing me. No fever, No, but that cold hand sure
felt good.
Speaker 2: You don't have a fever, okay, thank you, But that
doesn't mean you're not gonna get a fever, because sometimes
I remember when the last time Xander was sick, he
did not have a fever, did not have a fever,
but he was like, it's impossible, I'm so hot, I
feel like I have a fever, And then like two
hours later he was running a fever. So maybe I
just hasn't.
Speaker 1: I don't know, And you know, Wendy we were fine,
Like nobody was sick.
Speaker 3: It was just the two of us.
Speaker 1: But you know, we stayed in a couple of nights,
we went out a few nights. Like you know, I'm
sure we know. Florida is a super spreader.
Speaker 3: That's what all I could think.
Speaker 2: No nobody vaccinated it hey't nobody vaccinated.
Speaker 1: So the thing is is though I the weird thing.
Speaker 3: And I know everybody says this, but this is the
honest to god truth.
Speaker 1: I really was thinking. I think I was on the
plane ride to Florida. I have not been six sick
and a lot. I get a lot of stomach issues
where I like eat something or whatever, but I have
not been like sick with the fever. So for the
last time I had COVID, which is like two three years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you could have COVID. You probably have COVID again. Now.
I I think I'm good because I think I had COVID.
I was had COVID like six weeks ago this point,
so I'm not going to get it. But the room
so he probably won't get it.
Speaker 3: He's not six six feet is he.
Speaker 2: I don't know, that's probably about six more than six
feet away. Yeah, anyway, any who you're, you're it's you'll
be okay, we'll get you out of here. So but
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So how was Florida to Yeah, Florida was good.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know last week.
Speaker 1: I really got back on Sunday after dropping Sonny off,
and I'm so glad and Olga on the plane when
we were flying back, she was like, Lynette, I'm going
to come and visit you. I'm going to this, I'm
going to do that. I don't want you to be
all I'm like.
Speaker 2: Did she one time? Well?
Speaker 1: What she did yesterday? Like came by the house, but
I wasn't home. I was still in Florida anyway, But
I think she thought I was going to be home
because I was going to come home on Sunday.
Speaker 3: But anyway, so then I.
Speaker 1: Looked around and the house was empty, and I was
happy that I booked a trip because at first I
was like, oh my god, I cannot believe after moving
Sonny in all weekend, doing a lot of physical labor
up and down the stairs, I can't believe I got
to get on a plane. Two planes stop in Denver,
do the layover go to you know, Florida's just it's
the furthest place from my house. But I'm glad I
did it. So I had to take two planes to
get there, and uh it was so you came.
Speaker 2: Home from Sunny on Sunday, and then we recorded on Monday,
and then like Tuesday, you.
Speaker 1: Left Tuesday, Okay, Tuesday morning. But they're three hours ahead.
So by the time I got there, it was you know,
it was like eleven o'clock at night. And she's about
a half an hour from the airport, so there's not
a really good direct you know flight in The good
news is that I got to fly out a burbank,
which is awesome. I hate going out lax anyway. So
I'm on my way there and I'm starting to see
these rumbles about another hurricane. Okay, because she just missed
the Hurricane Helena, and she was in Florida, but she
was you know, outside of the eye or whatever.
Speaker 3: But she was with.
Speaker 1: Friends who were in town, and they came and got
her and they went to their place. They hunk her
down for a couple of days, and she had them,
well all of them left, they live where she lives.
They all were gone. Then I come to town and I'm
as I'm going there. I'm like, you know, us in California,
we don't know what's going on with the weather. And
you know, I don't brilliant unless it's.
Speaker 3: CNN alert on my phone. That's how I know.
Speaker 1: So I start seeing these like rumblings of another hurricane
and I'm like, oh great, anyway. Then I get there
and they're you know, we I'll tell you some of
the things we did, but we had it. We had
a great time, like we hung out. Wendy is the
best frickin' She is not like us, Stephanie. She knows
how to make. She can motherfucking make that CHARMUTHERI board
like nobody's business that sh she makes.
Speaker 3: The she stocked up.
Speaker 1: She goes and buys the salamis and the different subvice
sasa cheeches and is my mom used to say, and
the cheeses and the crackers, and the grapes and the fruit.
And then she's not like a big drinker, you know,
but she she discovered this drink that she makes without
with or without alcohol.
Speaker 3: It is delicious.
Speaker 1: And I was drinking it without alcoholic the next day
because it like it helps you, like with your stomach
and stuff issues anyway.
Speaker 3: Okay, So it's sparkling.
Speaker 1: It's sparkling water like a perier or whatever, okay, with
a couple pinches of salt, fresh fresh and she uses
a ton of limes, fresh limes, squeeze fresh lime juice and.
Speaker 3: Then that's it.
Speaker 1: And then that's if you don't want it without the booze,
and it is goes down so good, and it's it
just it is something like I would drink sometimes like
the next morning after a hangover, except I would have
lemon lemons with water and salt and a little bit
of baking soda. That's something like Olga Tammy a long
time ago that whatever. So it's good, like the digest
but it's so refreshing. It's so like that. There's something
about lime and sparkling water that is refreshing. And so
she made that and then she made a big batch
of tuna salad, which is another fucking bomb recipe which
I'll tell you in a second. Anyway, so we had
like food there, you know, because she doesn't like door dashing.
She doesn't you know, she likes to she's a cook
and so she you know, so she would make us breakfast,
she would make us lunch or whatever. And but now
we're starting to see that this hurricane's coming. And now
it's like, okay, Lynette, you got two days of sun sunshine,
and then the rest of the week it's gonna be
rainy and winds and you know, overcast and blah blah blah,
even though it's like ninety fricking five degrees out. So
I don't know if you remember, but her and I
went to New Jersey a couple months ba that I
don't remember, not that long ago the other hurricane hit
Jersey and we were in the hotel the whole time. Right,
So now I'm coming to see Wendy thinking I'm gonna,
you know, be sitting outside. She's got a pool, you know,
another hurricane. So we had two days of sunshine, which
was kind of fun, because nothing better than sitting with
like one of your best friends on a vacation inside
and plus living in la like how often we.
Speaker 3: Never haven't seen rain in a long time.
Speaker 1: And it's thunder and it's lightning, and and she has
a TV outside that she put on her stand and
she can turn it so that we're sitting in the
pool on a raft watching you know, Love is Blind.
Speaker 3: Who knew Love is Blind came out?
Speaker 2: So so we had some days of that because I'm obsessed. Yeah,
and I'm also recapping it for your show. Yeah, yes,
Cecily and I are doing that's on our Patreon. We
put the first episode on our regular feed. But yeah,
that's that's our.
Speaker 3: Did you know what was coming?
Speaker 1: I had no idea, and Wendy never talks about Love
is Blind. And I walk into her room one morning
and she's watching it and I'm like, oh, you're watching
old episodes. She goes, no, I think this is new,
and I was like, no, it's not, it's it's And
then I'm like, wait, I've never seen these people before.
Speaker 3: It turns out new like they're cranking them out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a good season too.
Speaker 1: It's really good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's really Could we talk a little bit about it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, after let's get let's talk.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, So anyway, she it was, you know, we
had a great time and she she's the best, like
she loves to entertain, you know, she's she's and also
for her to be in Florida it's nice for her
because she's away from her grand baby duties. Because when
she's in Chicago, she never really can relax. She feels like,
you know, somebody's gonna call her at any minute, somebody's
got a fever in the middle of the night, or
somebody's fell down and hit their head, or you know,
she's always on call. Right in Florida, ain't nobody bothering her,
uh huh.
Speaker 3: So so it's nice.
Speaker 1: So we both like got to relax and hang out
and enjoy each other's company. And one night we went
out to dinner down downtown Naples. A lot of like
no offense to old people because we are I'm old.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of like, you.
Speaker 1: Know, but they're like enjoying their second you know, it's
like being on the set of The Golden Bachelor, Like that's.
Speaker 2: Not inspirational to me. They always like, I'm not that old,
Like I'm getting old. But I see people like you're saying,
that are way older than me, that are like looking good,
be an athlete, doing new.
Speaker 1: Things out there playing When did I really.
Speaker 2: Stop enjoying trying new things? I know, I know, like
when are you allowed to just not try new things
like I've got I'm good with all the things that
I already liked to do, and then now I should
just like do those things. Like you know, it's just
sort of like what rewatching shows that I already movies
that I already like? Like, we don't need do I
need new movies? Like I don't know if I want
to like that movie? Like, why don't I just watch
a movie I already know I like, right, or listen
to a podcast that I already enjoyed, feel enjoyed it? Yeah,
Like why do we have to keep making ourselves up?
Speaker 3: Why do we have to be challenged all the time?
Speaker 1: Yeah. So she lives in this like a you know,
like little gated even what you would picture, right community,
and they have Oh she loves pickleball, but she never
plays because she's usually there by herself, right, So she's like, oh,
we got to play pickleball.
Speaker 2: You want to try pickleball?
Speaker 3: You've still never played pickleball?
Speaker 2: I don't haven't.
Speaker 1: It's not all that all it is. All it is
is like the lazy version of tennis, right right. All
you do is just hitting it back and forth. But
it's still it's all It's a lot of fun. So
we went, we played, so it's just gonna be her
and I.
Speaker 2: It's like slightly more active ping pong, yes, yes, yeah,
pretty much, okay, or a lazy tennis, so lazy tennis.
Speaker 1: So we're we're hitting the ball back and forth.
Speaker 2: Aggressive ping pong or really lazy tennis.
Speaker 1: Right right, So we're hitting the ping We're hitting the
ping pong ball back and forth, and out comes this
like you know, whipper Snapper of the age of like
maybe I don't know, seventy four, seventy five year old couple,
married couple and they're coming out and they're playing, and
the wife does not stop talking, wants to come home
and say hi, and like I think she knows Wendy.
They say they they're kind of friendly. This is my
sister in law lan Dad. She's visited from La. Oh
my god, my daughter.
Speaker 3: Lives bless you. Daughter lives in La and blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: Hey how about we have a foursome? And I was like,
I'm really like a beginner, Like I don't really know
the rules they.
Speaker 2: Mean sexually, Neil, you're gonna say that they're trying new things.
Speaker 3: They gotta dale.
Speaker 2: You got a little soft swing.
Speaker 1: Yes, the guy just drove his pants right there, started
jagging out.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, yeah, get the cock for the for
the paddle, talk about a shuttle cock?
Speaker 1: Ye? What?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: So did they play? So they played?
Speaker 1: Well? Immediately get intimidated now because I'm like, I'm gonna
be put to shame because how good are you? They
look like they're in shape, right, They're really cute. But
then I'm like, I want to know more about them,
like can we sit and talk like how long have
you guys been married?
Speaker 3: Blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: It turns out they're on their second marriage each. Okay,
they've been married I think at this point like twenty
eight thirty years something like that. But they got married
first around very young. And then they met.
Speaker 3: On a on a cruise.
Speaker 1: Oh really, yeah, they met on a cruise and and
so they've been married for.
Speaker 3: You know, all these years.
Speaker 1: And they retired in Florida and they love it there,
and they were playing, you know, they wanted to play us,
So I said, can my sister and I just can
I warm up? I want to like get the rules
down and stuff. So her and I are playing, sorry,
and we're warmed up, and then like she just did
the wife. It was just like I think her name
was Sandy. She was like, let's suck. Okay, it's enough
talking like she's kind of like you could tell who
wore the pants in that relationship, like let's go, let's go,
let's let's start playing, let's start playing. So we play. Well,
spoiler alert, they win because they know what they're doing.
Speaker 2: They just wanted like a self esteem boost.
Speaker 1: And but it was so cute. Yes, it was so
cute because whenever they would score a point, they would
be like yes oo, Stanley, bam, like high five in
each other, you know, and then if he missed the ball,
she'd yell.
Speaker 3: At him like, oh my god, you were right, you know.
It was so it was right out of a movie.
Speaker 2: Like his name was Stanley.
Speaker 3: No, I can't remember what his name was. I can't remember.
Speaker 2: If that's a perfect old jew, yes name Stanley, and
saying my father, that was my father?
Speaker 1: Yeah right, yeah, Sandy and Sandy. Yeah, but they were cute,
and then yeah, we woke up. We worked up a
sweat playing them. We played like a couple rounds and
then when and I got out of breath really tired,
and we were like all right, we're gonna go back
and have some lunch. Oh why don't you stay and
have lunch with us. We're eating at the clubhouse and
we're like, no, we're gonna go back and watch the housewives.
Speaker 3: But that was fun.
Speaker 1: And then yeah, and then we went out one night.
We drove into town, into like downtown Naples, which was
again like a lot of like Tommy Bahama stores, and
you know, just ch goes, chic goes, yes, yes. But
it's funny because you know, Wendy's she's ten years older
than me, and she she's not and she's like, I'd
be fine living alone the rest of my life.
Speaker 3: Blah blah blah. But when she goes to Florida, she
sees like other men.
Speaker 1: She's like, I would now that guy, Now that guy
looks like a handsome man. You know, like she should
go on the Golden Bachelorette. She really should. So she
still wants to, you know, kind of meet somebody, and
she's open to, you know, meeting people. But then you
know then like you get the old dudes, you know
that that you wouldn't be attracted to, you know, coming
around talking.
Speaker 3: You know, it's it's a friendly town. People are nice and.
Speaker 2: Sad when you're like, oh, and they're like my age, right,
I mean if it's her age, you know, yes, you
like see yourself one way. But then you're like, oh,
like the kind of guy you know, like if I
was single again, the kind of guy that i'd have
to go for somebody like in their sixties, yes, or seventies, right,
considering they're always going to date down right, you know,
and I'm gonna have to date up. So it's like, oh,
I'm gonna have to find like a hot.
Speaker 1: She's done. That's what she's going that's what she's kind
of going for.
Speaker 2: So sad, like if you can imagine, you know, as
a teenager that at some point you'd be like kissing
a grandpa yea, right know you'd like.
Speaker 3: But then she did meet so then one night okay.
Speaker 1: So then there's this place called seed to Table, which
I don't know why we don't have them here. It's
freaking the coolest thing. I'm sure people that maybe I
don't know if it's just in Florida or what, but
it's right down the street from our house. All she
talks about when she goes to Floria, Oh my god,
me and my girlfriends went to see to the table.
She talks like it's a club, except it's a grocery store. Oh,
it's a huge grocery store. And maybe I could post
I'll post a video on Facebook. It's got two levels.
It's got a bar downstairs, a bar upstairs. It's got
a band playing downstairs, a band playing upstairs at different
times of the night. It's got uh and then every department,
the seafood department.
Speaker 2: You could go.
Speaker 1: You can order like steak and lobster. They'll bring it
to wherever you're sitting in the grocery. There's there's tables
and barstore. I mean there's I can't describe. It's probably
like the size, you know, like Glsons. Yeah, it's probably
like the size of like three Gelsons.
Speaker 3: It's huge. It's really big. It's really big.
Speaker 1: And they got everything like any kind of like you know,
Wendy likes to cook with, you know, her uh Middle
Eastern flavor and stuff like that, got it.
Speaker 3: They got everything. She's like, I could never find this.
Speaker 1: The only time I ever cooked with this seasoning was
in when when she was in Iraq, you know, for
all those years, and they she could never find it,
but they have it at this store, like it's crazy.
They have everything and it it. So she's like, we
I gotta take you to seat a the table. I'm like,
so we're gonna go to a grocery store tonight. She's like,
you're gonna love it and the food is fantastic, and
my god, she was right like that. So there was
an upstairs bar and we kind of we got a table.
It was packed, there was nowhere to sit and it
was only like five thirty six o'clock. Wow, and the
place was right old people, old people, and a lot
of yike young dudes too, like I don't know, like
college age kids. Maybe they're on the vacation with their
grandparents or something.
Speaker 3: I don't know. But so yeah, so we went. We
go there, We.
Speaker 1: Find a table and the band is playing and they're
playing all like, you know, the hits seventies eighties rock
yacht like yacht rock.
Speaker 3: Yes, like a lot of hollow notes and Toto. Yes,
they yes.
Speaker 1: Keep it going, Rosana. But then they would also play like,
all right, stop what you're doing because I'm about to ruin.
So they would they would play like hip hop all
kinds like just everything, like but songs everybody's heard of,
so everybody's in a good mood.
Speaker 3: Everybody's singing, and.
Speaker 1: People are ordering like, you know, pasta with with you know, uh,
lobster and shrimp and just steaks and pizza, sushi, fresh
made sushi, just just I mean everywhere. Like the food
was phenomenal. So should we take a little break and
then all.
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you're at the grocery store. You're at the grocer at
seed the table, feed.
Speaker 1: The table, and found a spot to sit. The band
is playing. I could not decide what to order, and
you know, so.
Speaker 2: You can kind of order from any area of the
grocery store, like the seafood department.
Speaker 3: That fake department.
Speaker 1: Seafood sushi, I mean Indian department. They had like all
these different tons of different just cultures of different foods.
Speaker 2: And then there's people there like making the food.
Speaker 3: Yes they're they're they're making the food.
Speaker 1: So you can either go down and find the department
in order there, or you could just give it the
order to the waitress or the bartender and then they'll
put it in, and which is what we did. And
for some reason, I all the one thing that I
really wanted to try was there pizza, because I heard
their pizza was really good and I was in the mood.
And then, uh, they had huge Somebody next to us
was eating these big, huge coconut crusted shrimp, which was
like a steak. I mean they were so fatty and
so big and so thick and juicy like cut into it.
Speaker 3: It was so good.
Speaker 1: I ate, I mean I ate like three or four
of those, and then I ate like a bunch of
slices of pizza and we.
Speaker 3: Were gonna go.
Speaker 1: We were gonna get more, but we were done after that.
But it was it was the food. It was really interesting,
like just to be hanging out at this supermarket and
the band was great and it was fun. And then
she some older dude like hit on her and took
her dancing onto the dance floor and she met him
and they exchanged numbers.
Speaker 3: Was so cute.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he's cute and he was cute. But then
like I looked him up on Facebook and stuff, and
he was really cute when he was younger. Oh well,
and now he's like, you know, he's you know, he's
more her age. He's her age. I think he's a
little older than her. But yeah, so we'll see what
happens with them. But you know, he lives out there
and she lives in Chicago most of the time, right right,
but now so now so we had a we had
a really nice time and just hanging out for a
few days.
Speaker 3: And now this this this hurricane.
Speaker 1: I'm really worried about her because I had to leave yesterday.
I was lucky to get on my flight because they
closed the airports. Like I think as of last night,
her this morning, they're shutting down the airports. The highway
that I was had to that I was on to
get from her house to the to the airport, UH
was packed.
Speaker 3: She took a pic. They showed it on the news.
She took a picture. She's like, look at what you
look at this mess.
Speaker 1: Because it was pouring rain NonStop, like hard rain for
a good solid two days of the last two days
I was there, it did not stop. And I know
in La when it when it pours like that, people
are constantly getting accidents. And stuff, and so I was
worried that I was going to miss my flight, but
gave it plenty of time. I was so lucky I
got to the airport on time. I got my flight,
was not delayed. I got on my plane.
Speaker 2: Why didn't she leave too and go back to Chicago.
Speaker 3: She couldn't switch her her plane ticket.
Speaker 1: They shut she was she had She says that she
takes her like a good day to shut the house
down to prepare, so she couldn't leave right away, like
the day I left. So she was going to try
and leave today, and now everything's shut down. She can't
get out until Friday. So today's Monday.
Speaker 3: This hurricane is.
Speaker 2: Supposed to be today's Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Yes, sorry, today's Tuesday. Today's Tuesday.
Speaker 2: And it's supposed to hit I think Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, it's supposed to hit Wednesday. And she's in
Naples and.
Speaker 3: She was it keeps moving.
Speaker 1: She was in the in the center and the eye
was gonna the cone was going to go right for her.
Now it's kind of moved a little bit. She's in
the south Southwest region whatever, but like it's it's really
coming very close to her, and I'm worried about her.
She's by herself. All the neighbors are gone. There's nobody
there I know, and it's scary. And the only thing
she has she has a friend of hers which she's
close to, and she's her cleaning legs. Like she takes
she's like the property. She takes care of the property
when they're not there. Her and her husband live kind
of outside of the perimeter of the hurricane. And I
told her, and she's got mandatory evacuation this morning in
her neighborhood. Oh yes, so she's going to go to
her to this woman's house and hang out and just
wait there. Which you know the other thing too, didn't
she just go.
Speaker 2: To like a hotel or we tried the area.
Speaker 1: We tried because she lives really close. She's a member
of the Ritz Carlton that's in that area. And they
have two hotels in that area. One's a golf one
one's a regular hotel. We called both of them. The
one hotel is moving the guests to the other one
because the first, the first location got, is still recovering
from the other hurricane.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: So they're all sold oubt and there's no rooms, and
but they do have a shelter so she and she
could walk to this hotel like if she had to,
which I don't suggest because the winds.
Speaker 2: Right, So that's would she leave the area entirely.
Speaker 1: Not at this point we okay, So so well the
day I left, she had get gas because she she's like,
I have to get gas in my car.
Speaker 3: I can't.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I'm empty, and you know, we need to go,
And I said do you want? And her car is like,
you know, it's just like this older like low to
the ground, you know, Mercedes, Like it's really old. And
she says that at hydroplanes sometimes when she drives.
Speaker 3: So I went with her. I offered her.
Speaker 1: I said I would drive if she wanted me to.
But so anyway, we drove to three different gas stations.
Every gas station was sold out, no gas.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I felt like like legit, like I got a taste
of what it feels like to have to live, you know,
in these areas that have been hit strong. Wow, I know.
So we went to three different and now she's running
out of gas and we're now I'm like googling, like
what gas stations in her area that have gas Costco.
Speaker 3: So we get to Costco huge line.
Speaker 2: Oh, I've seen those lines at Costco, even when there's
no hurricane just right by my house. Ye yes, I'm like,
who is going to wait in that line for gas
at Costco to save like twenty cents a gallon?
Speaker 1: Well, that's that was the only gas station in the
near area where we were at that had gas that
we defined And we can't just keep driving.
Speaker 3: She's got to run out of gas.
Speaker 2: No, I understand that. I'm just I'm saying like, if
you if you're not in that situation, if you're nice,
people are voluntarily waiting a mine at Costco. It's crazy.
I've seen those every time I go to Costco. The
line is like like a like a line for a
ride at Disneyland. I like, it circles around and around
and around. It makes it difficult to get out of
the parking lot because of the people's.
Speaker 1: People are flocking. Yes, a lot of honking of horns yesterday.
Now it's a couple. Now, keep in mind, I'm leaving
this on this day to get to the airport. And
when I left to go with her, I had about well,
I think like two hours before I'm supposed to get
in the car get to the airport. Now we're driving
around and you know, now it's getting to be like, okay,
I gotta leave wheels up in one hour, and we're
sitting in this Costco line and if I don't get
out today, I ain't getting out until Friday, which on
one hand, I wanted to get out, but on another hand,
I didn't want to leave her by herself, like I
felt horrible. But you know, she's one of these people
like it's fine, it's fine, it's fine, Like we survived
this hurricane and she's not gonna be one of these
ones that are like I'm just staying no. But she's
doesn't seem you know, she seems to take every everything
is always like you know, right, you know, when you're
dealing with the news it's the biggest hurricane to hit,
which it's the winds are very strong, but you never know,
like you know, they say these things and then turns
out it was just a ton of rain. So but anyway,
she were waiting in line, and now I'm like getting
scared that I'm not. Luckily, I was packed. I just
had to like get dressed. I was in my pajamas.
But basically when I left the house to go with her,
and we sat there for like a good hour waiting
in line. But everybody was really nice, like the people
that are like there was the Costco workers outside, like
helping the cars keep moving, keep going, like do you
guys need help because there's always this lady like so
it's trying to get she got to get her glasses
out to see at the pump, she's putting in the number,
and she's like, I don't have my membership with me,
you know. The guy was like, here, give me the
like you swipe his like people were helping them get
through the line really quick.
Speaker 3: So that was nice anyway. So then we got back
to the house in the next.
Speaker 2: So how long did it take you to get through
the line?
Speaker 3: We were there for good.
Speaker 1: I would say forty five fifty minutes, Yeah, sitting in
that line, and then got gas, got her filled up,
and then got home and turned around and got into
the uber and got to the airport.
Speaker 2: So you weren't in horrible, horrible traffic.
Speaker 3: I was in some traffic, but not bad.
Speaker 1: No, not like when when I got home she showed
me a picture of it from the news, just bumper
to bumper. The I ninety five is just bumper to
bumper people because now they're starting to evacuate. And then
she gets a message last night saying that a mandatory
a mandatory evacuation tomorrow at six am in her neighborhood.
And I talked to her last night and she's.
Speaker 2: So that would have been this morning this morning, is
evacuated at six am? Yes, And then where are people
supposed to go, Like if they're if hotels, like shelters,
the shelters, I guess, or if people if they know
people outside of the area.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, where do like homeless people go.
Speaker 1: I guess they go. They can go to some of
the hotels. I think we're taking people in. I guess shelters.
You know. I saw Tampa Bay this morning on the news,
the Tampa Buccaneers stadium just lined with cots for all
the first responders and military personnel coming in to help.
Speaker 3: So like that was there going to be their hub
to rest. So I'm sure there's got to be like
shut I don't know, it's scary.
Speaker 1: And then I think about people with pets and stuff,
like if they go find a place and they don't
take pets, you know, it's just so.
Speaker 2: They have to take pets at that I know.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one of our business shout outs today, one of
our guys, uh wants to do a shout out. I'll
just do it right now for ASPCA. Yeah. Our friend
Sergio said, I want to change it for the for
the hurricane people because they don't know what to do
with it, that are having trouble with the pets or
leaving pets that are getting abandoned. We have to get
money to the ASPCA.
Speaker 1: Yes, I love that.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Isn't that sweet of him to do that?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Very nice.
Speaker 1: It's really sweet. Yeah, I think I think about that.
Like I'm watching just watching the news. We were watching
back to back, like just watching the Weather Channel all
day yesterday basically just you know, it wasn't it exciting?
Speaker 3: We went from Love is Blind.
Speaker 2: To the Oh my god, it's exciting. No, I know, yeah,
that's it was scary.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but uh so she does have her plan for today,
and I talked to her a little bit this morning,
and she's gonna be she's waiting for the way to
kind of subside so she can leave and go to
her friend's house.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, she's gonna hunt her down there.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, I guess we'll just keep an eye on
this situation. Yeah, should we take another break? Yeah, and
we're back and we're back. So then so then you
got on your plane and I'm like always, well, got
out of town.
Speaker 3: I'm lucky.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, but then probably got sick and then.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I no, no, I got home last night and
I was fine. Like I said, I felt weird yesterday.
I don't know if I was nervous for the hurricane
or I did have like a nervous feeling yesterday leaving
her and that feeling of the hurricane coming and you
know what if I get stuck at the airport for
you know, or on the plane.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: But I felt really tired. But then I got home
and I was fine, and FaceTime was Sonny last night
when I got to my house.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and how's he doing? Give update?
Speaker 1: He's doing great. He you know, he's loving his little independence.
I'm having heart So this was my so he's dropped
him off last weekend and then over this weekend, I
was in with Wendy and Florida, so I had things
to keep my mind off, but he was always in
the back of my mind because you know, he like
with Natalia, she's living, you know, with roommates, she's got
friends around. She's like she knows, you know, she's never
really alone Sonny, who I get. I mean, he's usually buying.
He's a lot by himself anyway, like when he's home
with that.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: He he's different than Natalia. He likes his alone time, right,
So I worry that he's going to be lonely. But
I do see him on his you know, on my
fine my app thing, and you know he's he was.
So he did go to the football game on Friday night,
had a blast.
Speaker 2: With friends, with his friends.
Speaker 3: Excuse me.
Speaker 1: He had a great time. And now there's this big
game this Saturday. It's Oregon versus Ohio State, which he's
super excited about. But he's trying to get if anybody
has any recommendations or knows about the sports package that
students can get to get they're supposed to buy, like
the sports package to so they can go to all
these football games and all these sportings events in the school.
Speaker 3: But he's not a student at that school.
Speaker 1: But he's also was he could only you can only
get it once you moved into Oregon, Like he couldn't
buy it when he was here.
Speaker 3: It'll wait till he got it to Oregon.
Speaker 1: And his friend who is a student at Oregon, is
having a hard time getting tickets as well.
Speaker 2: So like for ELBE UCLA, it's called the den Pass.
I don't know if it's called that at other places,
but yeah, and then they she bought it and like
stuck it on our bill. Yeah, and then it was
like one hundred and eighty five dollars and it gets
her access to get tickets to the football games. I
don't know if they're free, the football games, but then
every other thing she can she gets automatically, can get into,
like all the men's basketball games, all the women's basketball games,
the other sporting events. Yeah, and then it gives her
like discounted tickets to the football games.
Speaker 1: Right right, That sounds about kind of what he's going
for because his friend Archie's already had it now for
two years and so he knows about it, but him
and his friend are having a hard time.
Speaker 2: The other students should also be able to get him
tickets because like before ELB had the den pass, you
can still have another student buy you a ticket as
a student ticket. So basically, like when we went to
that our game, we were in the student section, and
you know, like if you tried to buy the tickets online,
you know, just if you went to like try to
get UCLA tickets, they were like two hundred dollars, but
our ticket was fifty dollars because it was bought by
a student using her Den pass.
Speaker 3: Right, So there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was talking to him last night and he
was saying that on the tickets didn't go on sale
until Monday for the students, and then except for Monday
came and they still were. Him and his friend who's
a student, we're having a hard time. They weren't really,
they weren't able to get tickets online. So I don't know,
he's having a hard he's having an issue with that.
But other than that, he's he's.
Speaker 3: He's enjoying himself.
Speaker 1: He's he's got the bus scheduled down, he's taking There
was one his first day, there was some he said
tweaker that him and a couple other like younger kids,
like high school kids were at the bus stop and
this like home, I don't know, some guy like out
of his mind talking to himself came over and started
talking to the kids and started offering them candy, and
everybody was kind of like keeping their distance from this guy.
And then the bus came and then took off and
didn't stop. Oh, so they had to wait for the
for the next bus that came. Then he got on
that bus, and that bus took him someplace else other
than his campus. Oh no, so then he got a
little lost, but that's fine. He figured it out and
got to his school and.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that's my biggest nightmare. But you know,
the kids would be able to handle that better than
I would. I would just start crying, Oh where are
we going? Oh he did.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was like, mom, this guy like this just
you know, he was like freaking out the kids and
he was just talking all this whatever. And he's like,
I have a sneaking suspicion that the bus driver saw
him and just kept going. Because there's two buses that
come at the same around the same time, stop whatever,
but one goes straight to his campus and the other
one kind of goes like a detour.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: But he figured it out, and yeah, and he's got
his classes. He was taken an acting class, but he
switched it for communications. So now he's taking communications, taking history, math,
and writing.
Speaker 2: Oh cool.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I kind of wish he would have stuck
with the acting. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I was like, I I think that would have been
fun for you because then you can meet you know,
I think you'll have a you know, you'll meet other
kids and stuff. And he's like, yeah, he goes, but
I really wanted to get this communications class done.
Speaker 2: They need the communications class. It's probably good for if
he's applying for University of Oregon.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So a lot of schools like you to have
taken if you're in community college. I mean, LB had
to one to her schedule, remember, because to get into
San Diego State, all the state schools required a communications class, right,
so she had to add it to her schedule even
though she was all set with her So it was
like an added class, right right, paid in the ass.
But she liked it. She fund it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So so he's doing good and then.
Speaker 2: Has he made any other any new friends?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: He went on Sunday and watched football with Archie, Melissa's son,
and his roommates and he was yeah, he said, those
guys were really nice and they were like going to
meet up for lunch this week, and then he met
He said that he met a kid in his building
who got locked out, and he was like, I'm really like,
do you think you can let me in? He goes,
I know it's against the law. I know it's against
the law, he said, but can you know I left
my key in the laundry mat or if you can
go into the and son He's like, yeah, yeah, yeah,
no problem. Like he's just like a kid that looks
like sunny. I don't think he's like trying to case
the joint. So he met, Yeah, he said he was nice.
He introduced himself. Oh, and then there's and then in
his apartment across the there's a building across the way
of more another not for his building, different building, and
it's kind of like New York. So you know, he
has he has like you can open up a sliding
glass door, and he likes to keep it open because
it naturally cools down the apartment rather than like the
swamp cooler thing he's got, So he keeps it open.
But he doesn't like to keep the blinds open because
he doesn't want to look into the girl. He's like
there's chicks across the way.
Speaker 3: I don't want to.
Speaker 1: I don't think like I'm a pervert. But anyway, they
became friends because, uh, like the second night, he said,
or the third night after we left, he.
Speaker 3: Said that he heard screw two, like a guy and.
Speaker 1: A girl screaming, like couple just thrown down with each
other having an argument at the top of their lungs
at like one o'clock in morning because it's kind of
like it'll echo like in the alley where he is,
and they were just screaming at each other, and he's like,
to the point I got up to like look, and
and then the girls were laughing and they were like
listening and trying to see. And then they were pointing
to Sunny and they're like you are you he's dropping too,
and he's like, no, I just I heard the girl yell.
I just want to make sure she was okay. And
they're like, ah, because he said that, and then they're
like we're amandon whatever, and he's like, I'm Sonny and
they're like, ok, nice to meet you, neighbor. Yeah, so
he met the girls across the way, so yeah, he's
he's meeting people and Okay, yeah, he's enjoying it. And
then I FaceTime Natalia was so happy I was with Wendy,
Like she facetimed me and she's like, I want to
talk to Auntie Wendy. And then she like took her
around her whole like you know, this is my in
the middle of a party. Yeah, okay, Like she was
a little bit buzzed and she's like, and this is
my the love of my life, my Auntie Wendy, Like
say hi, say hi, say.
Speaker 3: Like all our friends. Yeah, she was pretty fine. We
talked to her for like an hour and a half.
Speaker 2: Oh wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we talked to her for a long time. Like
I'm never gonna say goodbye. I'll talk to them until,
you know, unless I have to have to do something.
But I let them just go and go and go.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So le hada.
Speaker 3: I caught up with the kids. Yes, Sunny's doing good.
It's just you know, I just I feel it's weird.
Speaker 1: Like I said, I know, Sonny lives alone, but and
the Tally is around people. So I just worry that
if he gets slow And I said, do you do
you get lonely? No, I don't think he would tell
me if he did. Anyway, I don't. I don't think
he would because I don't think he wants me to worry.
Speaker 2: You know that there are like a bunch of kids
though on his floor, because you said there's like common
areas and he's just in a room. Yeah, so aren't
there like can he just meet Aren't there other people
in his situation that are like new and go to
school and have just moved in there and on their
own as well?
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, I think I'm pretty sure, like the whole
building is like that. But you know, he comes and goes,
He goes downstairs, gets his breakfast or whatever, and then
sometimes he'll eak down there, but for the most part,
he wants to go back and eat. He's always watching
some sporting event. It's always watching something, or he's going
to class or whatever. He's going on his walk. He
goes for his walks again at night all the time,
but not late.
Speaker 2: This time, like he just led me and a classes too.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he's he's been hanging out a lot with
his friend that is there that he was friends with
in high school. Okay, so like they'll meet up and
go for like, you know, meet up for pizza. Later
in the evening and then just hang out, walk around.
But yeah, he's enjoying it.
Speaker 2: But you're lonely.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I am yet or not, because
I haven't been home for twenty four hours a while yet, yeah,
I even.
Speaker 3: I mean Phil's been gone this like pretty much this
whole time.
Speaker 1: I got him back for like a day when I
were two, when I was here last week, and then
dropped him back off. But he's having the time of
his life. She keeps sending me the fat camp.
Speaker 3: He's at his fat camp.
Speaker 1: Yeah, his rancho relaxed, so and she sends me She
loves Phil, she sends me pictures. I think I told
you last week that he jumped in the pool.
Speaker 3: Did I tell you that?
Speaker 1: Oh? She she one night took him for she was
having dinner at her parents' house.
Speaker 3: She's married, she has.
Speaker 1: Little kids, so they took Phil with them to her
parents' house. And she doesn't have a pool where he is,
but her parents sure do. And I think Phil thought
he died and went to heaven because he went right
in the pool. And She's like, oh my god, I'm
so sorry Phil went into the pool. And I'm like,
are you kidding? That's the best day of his life
since we've moved.
Speaker 3: He loves going in the pool.
Speaker 1: And she goes, it's okay, and I'm like, yes, I
tell your parents, I'm sorry. He goes, Oh my god,
my parents are loving it. They want to get another
They want to get a lab, and they want to
get a black lab. Now Phil's inspired them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he loved it.
Speaker 1: Then she sent me videos of him swimming in the
pool and all the other dogs just standing around watching him.
He just does his lap and anyway, he's having a
great time. Like, yes, he's got his friend. There's another
lab there with him, like he's having and she's setting
me pictures. But I'm gonna go pick him up when
we're done, okay, Yeah, because it was too late last
night to pick ah Phil.
Speaker 2: I don't think I told you guys. But remember I
was talking about that shot, the Librella shot. Remember I
said there was a shot, but I was like, it
seems like a whole cashot to get people. This shot
that's supposed to be really good for dogs with arthritis. Yes,
because Pepo's been on this medication called Carpreef, which is
generic for Remital, which is a painkiller for dogs for
you know, for arthritis for years, and I was saying
that I felt like people was getting really stiff and
just walking super slow, and you know, just seemed like
she was in pain anyway. But I was like, when
I called the vet, they were like, okay, well you
got to come in and you have to have a consult.
We have to determine whether the shot is right for
your dog. And I was like, so that's that's a
whole appointment and I'm going to come back and pay
for another appointment plus the shot.
Speaker 1: I was like.
Speaker 2: But then at some point I was like, you know what,
screw it. I think I really think she needs this.
John and I decided, So we called and we made
the appointment and we went in and our vet, who
we love shout out to doctor Swan at Tarzana Pet Clinic.
Oh my god, he's like the just the best vet.
Love him. He was like, yes, I said, well I
heard that we you have to like consult with us,
and he was like, oh my gosh, no, I think
Penalpi's a perfect candidate for this, and she's already had
blood work like a while ago. Looks beautiful. He's like,
I absolutely think we should try it. And I was like, well, bitch,
why didn't you say so the last few times we
were in here, like why are you just giving us
the rimital? Like she needs this?
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So he's like, yeah, it seems to be kind of
a miracle for a lot of dogs. Well guess what.
So it's been a month she's had it. Oh my god,
she's doing so much really yeah. I mean she's still old,
you know, she's at least thirteen, but.
Speaker 3: She's so much noticed.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, because for a while, like the most walking
she would do is around the block and come back.
And I remember I used to walk her to the
park and encounter all the off leash dogs and have
bring back the stories about my arguments with people. Well,
it was getting rare that she would actually go to
the park. Last few times I've walked her, she wants
to go to the park. She wants to take like
old school long walks. I'm the one who's like, I'm
like people, I'm tired, let's go home. Like she's like what,
I'm just getting started.
Speaker 1: Oh that's good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's good.
Speaker 3: How often does she have to get it?
Speaker 2: It's once a month. Just But he also said, like,
if she's not seeming like she needs it. It's kind
of it's once a month optimally, but he's like, it's
not if if she seems fine, then just wait till
she's not seeming fine and then bring her in for
a shot.
Speaker 3: So you can't give it to her. They have to
give it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they have to give it to her. Wow, it's
probably gonna be like one hundred bucks a pop, which
is not bad when you consider.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she got her energy back and she feels better.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, yeah, So that's what's up with peepo.
Speaker 3: Oh that's good.
Speaker 1: That's good.
Speaker 2: I love that dog.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, I will tell you. I've got a
story for you for Friday about I'll be coming home
for a night. Ah, I'll tell you, I'll tell you.
I can wait, I'll tell you what's going on with her.
But let's do our shout outs for our I have
we have a new one. Okay, this is a friend
of mine. I cannot say her name because she's being
sued for defamation by her ex husband and because she's
writing these stories about her marriage and oh my god,
they are so good. She's she's a phenomenal writer. She
has a medium account. So here's if you want to
read these super juicy stories about her insane ex.
Speaker 3: But she does it anonymously.
Speaker 2: She does it under the name at. So you go
to medium dot com and then you go to at
Unbecoming Stories. Oh yes, because basically her ex was in
the military, so it's kind of like unbecoming of a
military wife. Yeah, so medium, go to medium dot com
and then slash at Unbecoming Stories and you will not
be disappointed. I've been reading her for a long time.
She's a listener of this show. She's a very talented writer. Anyway.
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You can be a non believer and still ye live
a good life and be a good parents, shockingly, and
you can have a podcast. It's Family Skeptical. Also our
friend Carrie Kibbler is promoting Just Nate kN Ate. It's
the Hugger Handshake guy. Yeah, gives money to the homeless population,
the unhoused and does great videos. Just Nate Knat. Also
our friend Laurie Bishop her Son's business is the Better
Test Prep Act Guide. It's a self paced act guide.
Her son designed this guide and you know got a
thirty five on the exam, which is very good. So
you want to go to bit dot l y dot
better test prep all lowercase better test prep bit dot
l y Okay. Also, let's do our every episode. We
got Adam Lerner. Adam's got a car dot com. He's
doing a deal with somebody from fcol right now. He
just got Julie Kase, her daughter a car.
Speaker 1: He does like I know, I was just talking about
him just doing deals.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just doing deals. You can do it anywhere in
the country. If you're in California, it's free. Anywhere else
there's a charge. But he's not going to just charge
you to do the research. He'll only you'll only pay
the charge if he gets you the car and saves
you money, so you'll see if it's worth it for you.
And then also Ferncandle dot com. That's our friend Kelsey.
She makes these delicious smelling candles with names like Tobacco
Sage and lavender Sandal when she's on Instagram at Ferncandle
or you can go to ferncandle dot com. Yeah, and
I'll do the rest on Friday. Okay, thanks everybody, Thank you,
Kaylen your parent. Now don't up it up.
Speaker 1: Many Angel