Speaker 1: I made a decision.
Speaker 2: Pay sunny sun on.
Speaker 1: I had a vision night.
Speaker 2: What's up, everybody, Happy Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday? Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
Speaker 3: It's the week after the fourth of July. It sure is,
I want to say before we even get started that
so we're recording on Monday. My birthday was yesterday, Happy birthday.
Speaker 2: It was a big one, is the big one, and I.
Speaker 3: Feel like America is really competitive with me for its birthday.
That's true. America is being such a pick me about
the birthday. It is all about America, and you know,
we got to be a one upper right, and they
have to have like a birthday month, you know, which
is very annoying when your birthday is at the beginning
of a month, because nobody wants to be still worrying
about your birthday.
Speaker 1: It's happened, it's done.
Speaker 3: Maybe we could have been excited about America the first, second, third,
and then on the fourth, but now we're you're done.
Speaker 2: We're yes, settled down. Stephanie evertime, I know.
Speaker 3: For anybody that's keeping track, Julie Kasem's birthday is on
the fourth of July. Happy Birthday, Julie, you know, Happy birthday.
So imagine the competition.
Speaker 2: There, right, that's yeah, poor Julie. Yeah, yeah, so there
was birth I had birthday dinners. I went out to
this over the weekend too.
Speaker 1: You did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Glenn's birthdays on the first, his wife's birthdays on
the fourth, and they had a big dinner at Mastros
Oh yeah, and Thousand Oaks.
Speaker 1: Yeah. It was fun. It was fun.
Speaker 2: He had a's like old room to himself. His kids
were there, his kids friends were theirs kids friend's parents
were there, and he saved me a seat up him
at the head of the table because I don't really
know anybody. It was really nice. Nice, Yeah, it was nice.
Speaker 1: It was fun.
Speaker 3: I we are celebrating my birthday tonight. So because so,
like I said, yesterday Sunday, Elbe had to work. LB
worked from like two to eight. Xander wasn't home. I
didn't think Xander was getting home until today, dying to
hear about Zander.
Speaker 1: Xander got home yesterday.
Speaker 3: But so we'd already decided we're gonna do Benny Hannah,
because you know, I like to keep it classy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I know you.
Speaker 2: Well do they have seafood, because I know you like
your seafood.
Speaker 3: I always shordered the same thing, you know me, I
ordered the colossal shrimp, the Hibachi colossal shrimp.
Speaker 1: Nice.
Speaker 3: What's great about that? If you're a person who loves
shrimp like me, it's my favorite food. Is they do
the shrimp appetizer. Yeah, it's like you're getting extra shrimp.
Some people might be like, well, now that's too many, but.
Speaker 1: I'm like, never enough, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Like I get, I get my I wet my appetite
with the shrimp appetizer. But then I know everybody's gonna
be done with their shrimp. I'm gonna be just getting
a big pile of shrimp.
Speaker 1: Do you catch it in your mouth? I have to.
Speaker 3: Wonder if these poor chef, these poor Hibachi chefs are
just like I cannot do this fucking catching the shrimp.
Speaker 2: Tail in my hot I said all the time, flipping
the egg d the onion volcano.
Speaker 3: Do you think they ever just roll their off? Are
they like, like, Bob, next time, have better aim.
Speaker 2: Poor guy's got you know, he's got to sweep up
all the shrimp that you left on the floor. Bob,
get better aim. Now go to the batting cages.
Speaker 3: In practice, So yeah, we skipped Benny Hanna for a
couple of years because they have some audacity with their pricing,
like for what it is.
Speaker 2: I haven't been there in a long time.
Speaker 1: My god.
Speaker 3: The last time that we went as a family, I
believe the bill with tip came to like five hundred
bucks just for ordering. Nobody was ordering like drinks or
just ordering the regular shit, and it was so expensive.
So we stayed away. But I'm like, it's the big one.
It's the big one. Back to BENNI Hannah, we go good,
We'll be fine. So that's tonight and then we're gonna
have cake, et cetera tonight. So yesterday I was like,
I don't care. I know it's my actual birthday, but
I don't need to celebrate it twice, right, you know
how I am. I'm like, it's in Nott We're doing
it tomorrow. Like that's fine.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But my friend Cecily, my mom group friend. Cecily was
really sweet. She was like, what are you doing on
your actual birthday? Like do you have plans that day?
During the day? And I said no. She goes, do
you want to go to brunch? I was like yes, yeah,
So she came and picked me up. And we went
to Malibu and we went to Marmale Cafe nice. We
had brunch, and then we walked around like a little
farmer's market. And okay, here's my only issue. So the
I'm not going to say the major d. It's Marvelae Cafe,
the woman who like kind of seats people. And then
and then she came over during our meal and she
looked I'm going to say she looked a good like
five or.
Speaker 1: Six years older than me.
Speaker 3: Okay, she was an older lady, you know, and she
had like I mean, she looked like she was styling
her hair, but it was like a lot of gray hair,
and you know, she just looked older, right, And I
was like, I thought I was going to commiserate with her,
you know, I was like, today's my birthday. I was
like sixty, and she was like, oh, that'll be me
in like six years.
Speaker 1: And I was like.
Speaker 3: And I had to just paste a smile on my
face and go, oh.
Speaker 1: That you were going to commits her? Right? Wow? Every wow?
So young moded.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Look I didn't go you know what I how you
you experienced? I was you're six years ago? Yeah? Luckily
I did not thank god, thank god. Yeah, No, oh
my god.
Speaker 3: She's listening right now. I'm sorry. Well, you know what
I'm just saying. I know that a lot of people,
a lot of beautiful people, a lot of very good people,
are letting their hair go gray, and that's fine. I
commend you on that. No doing that mean neither.
Speaker 2: I have a friend from high school that I see
on Facebook all the time. She's like the same age
as me. She was my best friend growing up, and
she her mom was very hippy to be very healthy.
She couldn't have any like no junk food in the house.
And she's the same way now, very healthy. She had
the same color hair as me, same sickness hair as me,
and she went full on gray silver. It looks beautiful
on her, but I'm like, I could never I know,
it does make her look a little old, I have
to say a little old.
Speaker 3: But like even I mean, some people can definite, definitely
pull it off. But there is just no way that
you're going to look younger than your age with full gray.
Speaker 2: Hair unless you're in your thirty or twenties. Like with
with silver hair or like that gray silvery.
Speaker 3: I mean, aren't you going to still look older? Yeah, listen.
And also the transition. I feel for the people who
decide to do it, and then I know it's just
a long transition. Right, You got to like color your
hair into the transition, right. I think there are colorists
that kind of do that. Anybody who's getting upset right
now and like, why should we have to like conform
to society's standards of aging?
Speaker 1: I say, no, girl, do your thing. It's fine.
Speaker 3: And also most men, like a lot of men go gray,
and that's fine. Johns, totally your hair.
Speaker 1: I don't care. I'm just saying not for me. I'm
somehow like a little vein right now. I know I'm
with you. I couldn't do it.
Speaker 3: So I was thinking I had this idea, see what
you think. I was thinking that for people when they
turn like, well, we don't want to insult people, so
it has to be the right person like me. Yeah,
but I feel like in lieu of gifts, people should
just do like a botox fund.
Speaker 2: There you go, right, I would love that would be good.
Speaker 1: That's a good ide botox.
Speaker 3: And I feel like if everybody kicked in like twenty bucks,
I would get a face full, like I would be frozen,
like a fucking lake.
Speaker 2: You should do that for your next mom's you know,
birthday brunch lunch.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, say no botox fund. No, six ladies
are not they're not not going to do that. No,
they don't.
Speaker 1: They're not botox women.
Speaker 3: Oh I'll just tell them for me, listen for me
next year. Instead of a candle, yeah, chip it a
little money for a boat, you know, every little bit
does a lot of charity. Yeah, you know, instead of
being somebody who's like, hey, don't worry about gifts, just
give to like a charity in my name. No, instead
of a candle, Yeah, botox bo Talk's fun.
Speaker 1: That's a great idea. I think it really is. Yeah,
maybe i'll do that too, Yes, let's do it.
Speaker 3: Click register for it on you know, on evite, right,
just like here's the botox fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go, and then everybody then you have
it pitched in and then next thing, you know, you'll
have like you know, enough to get your just just
the lines around your mouth, dove.
Speaker 3: Yes, it'll be like no filler though, just just I'll
spend it on.
Speaker 1: How I want.
Speaker 3: You know, what I hate is And I know I've
brought this up before, but it's just on the same topic.
When evite asks you, do you want to send a
gift when you are SVP, No, I don't want to
send a gift to evite.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: If I'm going to send a gift, I never If
it's for a registry, that's fine.
Speaker 1: Otherwise I'm bringing a gift. I don't need Evite to
I know, I never do that.
Speaker 2: In fact, all my evites always get lost in my
in my inbody. And now with this phone update stuff,
like all your emails are separated out, so people are like, hey,
did you get invited to the party, And I'm like what, No,
They're like no, they said you are there, they invited you.
Speaker 1: And they're like no they didn't.
Speaker 2: Well came an evite and then I have to go
search for it into my trash right I hate that,
Like but.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, Also Evite they're very nudgy about like, hey,
did you take any pictures?
Speaker 1: Like that's all just send it to the host.
Speaker 3: Yeah you know what I mean. If there's some cute pictures,
I'll send them. I don't need to upload it to
a mutual site. So hey, let's all look at It's
just another way to get eyes on your stupid evite exactly, exactly,
shut up.
Speaker 2: Now you know what else does that is door dash
Take a picture and you'll get five bucks off your
next thing.
Speaker 1: Like taking a picture of my food?
Speaker 2: Right, what never do that? I've never done it?
Speaker 1: Show us your taco bell hall. Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, I'm embarrassed. I don't need door dashes showing that
to all the people. Right, here's Lynette Corolla embarrassing.
Speaker 1: She just ordered some sandwiches from seven to eleven.
Speaker 2: Right here here they are. They came intact. I had
oysters the other night, which is so yummy. Yeah, at
Glenn's dinner. Yeah, dinner was on him. So you know,
they're like, what do you want? And you know, when
you're there, I'm like, I'll just have like a salad,
like I don't need appetizer. But like his wife's like, no, no,
what do you like to have?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna order.
Speaker 2: Oysters you want, And I'm like, okay, if you're if
you're buying, I'm taking I haven't had oysters in so long,
so good. That's not something you can get on door
dash either. No, there's just some oysters strewn on the
front line.
Speaker 1: You're like, they didn't make it. To the porch. Let
me take a picture of that.
Speaker 3: So on I'm gonna be going to Elvie's restaurant or
they do have oysters. So my you know, my mom's
group does the dinners for each other all the time,
and uh, my dinner is on Saturday.
Speaker 1: Nice.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I'm kind of excited about that because I'll
get oysters and.
Speaker 2: So you guys are gonna go there. That'll be fun. Yeah,
get oysters.
Speaker 1: Yes I am. And always going to be working that night.
Oh that's so cute. I know. Love a kid that works.
Oh yeah, my kids to work. Yeah, update on that. Yeah,
they're still looking.
Speaker 2: Natalia has been she wants to get back to she
was gonna go work for a dad, I don't know,
but she wants to go back to the restaurant that
she was working at. So she's applied there.
Speaker 1: She applied to a couple places.
Speaker 2: But now she's gone for like a week with her
boyfriend at his house in Lake Tahoe. So she spent
the fourth down there. Sonny is still looking, so he says,
but he's now was gone for a few days in
Newport with his friends. For the fourth they always go
down there and so just waiting on that. I made
dinner for Natalia speaking of food the other night, and
she's like, can you show me how to make the
lemon chicken?
Speaker 1: So I sat with her. I showed her how to
cook it.
Speaker 2: I had to marinate it, what the ingredients were and everything.
Put it on a blender and marinate it.
Speaker 1: We spent like, you.
Speaker 2: Know, a good like hour in the kitchen going over everything.
Put it in the oven to bake, and it's like, okay,
check the time it's almost done. Then I'm gonna hit broil.
So it gets crispy on the top. Just as I'm
hitting broil, the oven goes out. All the electricity in
the house goes out at six almost seven o'clock at night.
Oh no, no electrics. I cannot wait to move. Our
electricity goes out all the time, all the time, at
least once every other month at that house. Once it
was going out once a week at that house, say
like same, like that's when they were working on it.
But now it's just like and it wasn't even that hot.
We were like running the ac. It was a normal
day thing. It was kind of cloudy that day. Why
just went out? No, nobody has any idea why I'd
get in the car. I couldn't get my car out
of the because the garage door shut, can't open the
garage door. So I take her car, drive up the
street to get Wi Fi. Find out it says it's
out until two am. No, I'm like, and when you
know when the electricity's out there's no Wi Fi.
Speaker 1: You can't do shit.
Speaker 2: You can't even like make text you can't send texts,
you can't barely make a phone call, like nothing. It's
just dead quiet at the house. So of course Natalia
bounces and goes to her friend's house. Sonny was out
so he wasn't home, and I'm just sitting there in
the dark, like waiting for electricity to come back on.
Speaker 1: No, like what am I?
Speaker 2: So I went up the street like, downloaded a couple podcasts,
listened to and just like then I got a hold
of Mike, was calling him and he was checking the
site and he was like, now it's saying back up
by eight, and then it was like back up by
ten and it was eight o'clock and he's like, no,
back up by ten.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I'm just gonna go to bed.
Speaker 2: But what am I gonna do with the chicken that's
in the oven that's almost not even done yet, Like yeah,
like what the fuck? So nobody ate dinner. That night,
she went to her friend's house to eat. Sonny didn't
come home because I told electricity was out, and then
electricity came back on it like at ten o'clock.
Speaker 1: Now was it?
Speaker 2: Like what are you supposed to do? It's the worst.
Speaker 3: I don't love the fact that you don't get like
any data at your house.
Speaker 1: Nothing. Nothing.
Speaker 2: It's hard enough with the electricity on to make phone calls.
I have to make phone calls through FaceTime audio so
that it's like I get reception, but like if I'm calling,
you know, I don't know. If I'm calling my doctors,
I can't FaceTime audio them, so like I'm on hold
and then they're like hello and hell, and I'm like hi,
letting me make appointment. Hello, they can't hear anything. I
got to walk around and go outside. It just it's
the worst. It's bad.
Speaker 1: I can't wait to move for that, So that you're
going to move, like on the day that escrow closes.
Speaker 2: No, I'm going to move in the the August, okay,
because I get to get in there and like, you know,
get electricity, get the wife, I go do all that.
So I'm gonna move by the end of August, I'll
be moved in.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, there's somebody walking around in the backyard.
Speaker 1: Oh all right, so you'll you'll just have to be
one more month at your house. Yeah, but you're in now. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my god. Do you know what today is? It's well,
you wouldn't. I don't know why I was saying it too,
like you would even know this. Today's the day that
all the AP scores come out.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 3: I'm only interested because I'm just a super competitive tiger
mom and I want to make sure I gets did.
Speaker 1: Better than other people.
Speaker 3: No, I want to know if because this is where
they'll know Xander will know if he has to take
certain classes or if he's examptly okay, if he gets
credit for them. Okay, I'm curious. I also want to
know how say did on her AP studio art.
Speaker 2: Yeah sounds like she did great. I mean, I thought
it was so good.
Speaker 3: I'm just going to be really mad if she didn't, like,
if they didn't score her high.
Speaker 2: So do the kids find out let you know, or
do you go.
Speaker 1: On I don't. I can't find out. Okay, it's so funny.
Speaker 3: I have this one friend who's like, oh, yeah, I
went on the kid's college board account or whatever. I'm like,
who are people whose kids are giving them like the
log in information for Shill. I never know my kids
log in in Nation Fornny anything. I had no idea
when my kids got into colleges. And I have friends
that are normal people that were like, oh, I signed
in their to the UC account or whatever, and yeah,
I know that they did get in or didn't get in.
And I'm like, yeah, I know. Even for UCLA, LB
gave me access you know where this is going to
pay her bill, right, but third party access, no access.
Speaker 2: To anything else, not her grades, not her schedule, like
just to pay.
Speaker 1: She's like, you're.
Speaker 3: Gonna need to know basics. I was like when you graduated,
Like did you graduate? Like what was Suma Kumla? Like yeah,
She's like no, I'm like, what about like Magna Kumla
whatever the other LODs are right, She's like no, no, not.
I'm like, okay, well, I can't believe.
Speaker 2: I still gonna believe she's done with school.
Speaker 1: She's so done.
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story before, But do you remember what I told you?
This was a lot of years ago. I was wearing this.
I was wearing a jumpsuit like and it was like
I don't want to say see through, but you could
really see like kind of a cellulate. So yeah, like you.
I had to be wearing spanks it to keep the
shape nice. Yes, thin material, all one length, kind of clingy.
Speaker 1: So I was.
Speaker 3: I had these you know, the kind on that were
that go almost to your knees. And then it wasn't
like a full body suit or anything, but I needed
that didn't have any underwear. Oh my god, I think
I want to say I was with Robin Wazinski years ago.
I was with somebody and we were somewhere far from home,
like downtown, and we've gone to dinner, and I started
feeling like that time that I told you I was
on the ride at Magic Mountain and I was having
a panic attack. I was feeling that, but suffocated by
these stupid briefs hurting, digging in. Yes, not like our honeylove. No,
this was the probably size drong for me. It was
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But I was like, I can't take it off because
you'll be able to see everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, everything.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I ended up I had to take
it off and abandon it. I was in a bathroom.
So I had to take my whole body suit off
because it wasn't the cut. Take the whole bodysuit off.
I was desperate. I just I went in the bathroom.
I took the whole thing off. I ripped the fucking
compression garment all. I threw it in the trash. I
put the body suit back, I put the jumpsuit back on,
and then I believe I had a little wrap, so
I just kind of put that around my.
Speaker 2: Right your way, and then I was like perfect, Yes,
that's the worst feeling ever ever. Remember we had we
talked about this recently, those body wraps that we had
to wear after our like oh yeah everything, yes, And
it was like summertime, and I remember wearing it and
just sweating, and it's like I hated it so much.
Speaker 3: That might have been what I was wearing when I
went out to dinner that night, really yeah, because it
was basically like shape wear but really strong, right, right,
that's the only thing I've worn those things. Yeah, maybe
I didn't. I probably didn't. That probably just wore normal yeah, spinks, But.
Speaker 2: You know there are those like those overalls when you
and I have matching ones.
Speaker 1: We wore them when.
Speaker 2: We traveled right on the plane and there was that
lady that walked by and she's like nice alveralls ladies,
and she's like.
Speaker 1: We like looked at her and she kept walking.
Speaker 2: She's wearing the same ones that we were wearing, like
from Free People. And it's like T shirt material though,
but it's so comfortable and so baggy. It's not tight,
so you don't have to wear anything underneath, right, Yeah,
those are the best.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, I just try to be careful. You know
what's funny is I had to shop for a dress.
I'm going at the end of the month, we're going
to John's my niece's wedding basically, okay, so we're going
to be going to Massachusetts and the whole fan No,
just me and John, Okay, They're like we're we're good,
just you two.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like that's fine anyway.
Speaker 3: It's better because then Sadie and Xander can watch Bob nice.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't have to like put him in you know,
board him this early on in his right anyway. So
I swear to God, even at my ripe old age,
I still get like, you know what I mean, though,
I'm like I'm a full and I've been adulting for
a long time. Yeah, I still get nervous when I'm
like black tie optional.
Speaker 1: Okay, what is that?
Speaker 3: Let's break it down. I'm asking AI, like, what exactly
does that mean?
Speaker 1: Can I wear?
Speaker 3: Like do I have to wear a dress? Does it
have to be a long dress? Does it have to be?
Speaker 2: I mean you can, but you can also wear like
cool black dress pants, you know, and a blouse like that.
You know, I think just like I guess I'm picturing
like cocktail attire. I guess, yes, a very like very
nice black slax like maybe like silk or I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So I was like, well, I could wear just
a jumpsuit, yeah right, you know, but then I'm looking
at different but it has to be, like you said,
like a nice fabric, right, So then you're right. I
could have gotten some like really nice dress pants which
I would have worn again, and like a really nice blouse.
But I was like, I'm not sure if I'm going
to feel self conscious not wearing like a dress. I
don't know how I'm gonna feels. It's Massachusetts. My family's
a little waspy. Yeah, you know, wear in Massachusetts. Williamsburg Okay. Yeah,
So anyway, I went shopping. I went to Macy's. I
didn't see anything right, and you hit a certain age
where some stuff is so matronly right where you're like, ooh.
Speaker 1: This is very mother of the bride. If I was like,
I have something that you.
Speaker 2: I made this purchase a while ago for a wedding
and it was the best, the best purchase I ever made,
because I've worn it now for like Christmas parties.
Speaker 1: It's coming handy.
Speaker 2: It's like when you don't want to wear a dress
and it's it's span. It's made by Spanks and it's
their dress pants, and it's so comfortable because it's spanks.
It's stretchy and it fits nice and it hugs you
where it hugs you and then it kind of they
have like a flare pant leg and it's like it
was the best thing I ever bought. And it's coming
hand it's nice material and you can wear that with
like a nice white blouse or some whatever, you know,
nice blouse and call it a day with heels.
Speaker 3: So I was like searching different options because I'm like,
I could wear could I wear the black jumper that
I wore on the jew Barrymore show, which was pretty cute.
It's one piece, it's got a little cutouts at the top.
I was like, I could do that, but the material
is almost a little for I don't know I could
have done that, but I was like, let me just
go shopping. So I went to Nordstrom rack and I
tried on some dresses and I was like, oh, none
of this is me. It was like nothing I'd wear.
I can't picture you want a dress? I know, right,
it's not normal to see me in a dress, right.
But then I went to Tjmax and I was like, Tjmax.
Near me, there's a Tjmax and a Nordstrom rack and
they're next door to each other. So I was like,
let me just go into TJ Max and.
Speaker 1: Just see love TJ Max. Right, I look around.
Speaker 3: I see this dress that's kind of it's long, it's
just black sleeveless, and it's got like a little polka
dot skirt on the bottom, and I'm gonna I'm gonna take.
Speaker 1: Keep picture of it so you can see.
Speaker 3: But and I was like, this is not going to
fit me because it was a kind of a it
was kind of a small size.
Speaker 2: Right, I bought my dress for the askers at tea
J Max the one year I went, you did. Yeah,
I love TJ Max. It was a gold dry was
so pretty.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: And they have if you go at the right times
before they sell out, they get new shipments all the time.
Speaker 1: They have like brand name stuff. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So I tried on a bunch of dresses and then uh,
I tried this one on and I was like, this
is going to be too small.
Speaker 1: That looks really cute on you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's got polka dots, which is kind of
trendy right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I tried it on and I was like, oh shit,
this totally fits. I love it.
Speaker 3: It's really cute. I could wear whatever shoes I want
because it's kind of long, Yeah, not too long. And uh,
it's like thirty nine dollars and you bought it.
Speaker 1: I bought it.
Speaker 3: I was like good because I was thinking it's just
probably safer with the wasps.
Speaker 1: Yeah, to wear a dress. Yeah, like I could.
Speaker 3: I know I could get away with like some nice
dress pants and like a nice shirk, but I know
I could. My sister in law would be totally fine
with that. But I might just be like everybody's wearing
a dress or not. I don't know what the fuck
they're going to do.
Speaker 1: I think you made the right choice. Excuse me. It's cute.
Speaker 3: And also I think I hear it. I could wear
it somewhere else. Yeah, I wanted to. It fits your
body perfect.
Speaker 2: It's very a little form fitting. I like it, but like,
what are you gonna do?
Speaker 1: It fits you perfect? Thanks?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean listen, I lost weight on the GLP one.
As we have talked about a million times. I did
not go crazy. I've I eat plenty. I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't. I haven't taken it in a while. I
was almost going to take.
Speaker 3: It yesterday, I think, or the day before yesterday. And
then I was like, I've been going to the gym
a lot, and I've been going with LB, I've been
working at I've been walking a lot with Bob, and
I was like, you know what, I don't need I
don't need to take it because I'm fine, right, I
hit the Nobody needs to be like super skinny when
you get older.
Speaker 1: Right, it doesn't even look good.
Speaker 2: You're exercising, which is nice.
Speaker 1: It's good. Yeah, and it's curbing.
Speaker 3: Even though I still have gone through phases like because
I because I don't I stopped doing the glpole. I'm like,
I don't know, I have one thing left on hand
in case I'm like, oh, I'm getting back to that
compulsive sugar and I could like do a dose for
a week and like reset myself. But I'm fine, Yeah,
that's good. That's good.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And n Italia asked me to go with her to
her yoga class last week. I couldn't go because I
had a doctor's appointment to remove that lump on my back.
Oh my god, which it Yeah, I'll tell you about
in a second. But I am going to go with
her when she gets back because I really want to go,
and she's like, we can go like every Thursdays.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna start going with her, even.
Speaker 2: Though I think it's going to be tough because I
think she takes the tougher class. But whatever, let's take
my do my own thing. She's like, it's really chill.
You can just do your own, do your own pace.
Speaker 1: Better than Barry's boot camp. I know still do that.
Speaker 2: No, No, she hasn't been doing that now. She just
goes takes classes at the gym and stuff. So so
I'm gonna do that, but.
Speaker 3: She do a lot of these kids and maybe this
is what you're gonna do.
Speaker 1: A lot of kids do PowerCore yoga.
Speaker 2: Maybe she does do or there. There's also this like
power pilates one that she does because I used to
love pilates. I did pilates for so many years and
I want to get back into it, so I might
instead of the yoga, tell her, like, let's do a
pilates class. But she does it at her gym, so
I don't know, we'll we'll see, but I'm going to
start doing that with her. Maybe join that gym. Although
I go to the ym Sunny and I go to
the YMCA up the street. They have classes there too.
But anyway, so I went and got this thing on
my back.
Speaker 1: So I've had this on my neck.
Speaker 2: I have this like teeny tiny lump which is like
it's like a ZiT, but it's there's no white head,
it's kind of whatever, and it's been there for a
while and the doctor says it's just like it's just
a benign like puss filled like lost cyst.
Speaker 1: And now I have one on my back.
Speaker 2: But the one on my back is like the size
of a sand dollar was pretty big, and my skin
was turning. It was hurting me anytime I sat and
pressed up against it. Even right now it kind of
is sore. It was hurting me. And so I went
to the doctor a couple weeks ago to get a
take and I made an appointment. I want to get
it taken out. So I go to the doctor. She
looks at it and she's like, oh, I can't remove
it today. I have to just hit it with a stare, like,
give it a steroid shot to calm it down. And
I was like, uh uh, all right. And then she's like,
and I can't do the one in your neck today either,
because I don't have time.
Speaker 1: I was like, bitch.
Speaker 3: So was she treating it like a consult I guess
because I've never been here to her before so my
first time, so I guess. But I like specifically said
make the appointment to have assist removed. So she's like, yeah,
I'm sorry, I can't take it today. I can't do
it today. She goes, the one on your neck is
not bothering you. It's so little. She's like, it's it's
not hot, hurting you or anything. I go, no, but
I want to get it taken out, and then she's like, okay,
but then the one on my back was killing me.
So then she hit it with the steroid she said
it was would take. The pressure didn't stay the same.
It's like, I could I just want to like squeeze
it out, you know. And I looked it up what
it was and it's like it's filled with like puss.
But then there's like a sack that you have to
remove the sack otherwise it comes back.
Speaker 2: I'm sure people have heard this. This is it's pretty common.
So I was like, so I made the appointment last week.
It was like towards the end of the week, and
so she like numbed it. She cut into it, and
then she's sitting there squeezing and she's like, yeah, there's
no puss, that's just just liquid that's coming. And I'm like,
she's like, so I'm not gonna be able to get
the sack today and then she's like yeah, and I'm
like why exactly, and she's like, because it's not uh malay,
I want to just like drain it first. And then
she's like and then see if it just maybe just
goes away on its own, or maybe you just have
a little nodule there and you can just live with it.
That's fine, but this should like flatten it out and
make you feel better. I'm like, okay, all right, fine.
So she's like squeezed. Then she's like squeating, and then
she's like does this hurt? And I'm like, yeah, I hurt,
but I didn't. I said, no, it's fine, I can
handle it. But she was squeezing the shit out of
it for like ten minutes, and then after she cut
into it. The cutting into it I didn't feel, but
the squeezing I could totally feel.
Speaker 1: But I just wanted her to get rid of it.
Speaker 2: So anyway, still there, still there, it's still lump.
Speaker 1: Still hurts.
Speaker 2: Oh no, still painful. If I touch it, it's hurts.
If I lean on it, it hurts. But I took
a picture of it, and I sent it to Wendy,
who knows a lot about this stuff, and she said
it looks like it's healing because there's like a white
I don't know, she explained the way it looks, the coloring.
She's like, you just had it done. Give it some time,
hopefully it'll calm down. But like it's been like four
days and it's still there and it hurts, and it's
still lumpy.
Speaker 1: It's still lumpy. There's a lump. That's not good.
Speaker 3: No, so I got to go back. I don't like
this doctor. I don't like the whole like, yeah, I
don't worry about it all. I did this and I
can't do this now and I'm too busy, like I know,
you know.
Speaker 1: And I didn't like her the friend.
Speaker 2: I was going to go to somebody else, but then
I thought, oh my god, what if I go to
somebody else and they do the same thing, Like I
want this thing taken out. I talked to their front
desk and I said, I want to make sure this
appointment she can take it out. And then they're like, okay,
we'll make sure. And she tried to. But then that's
what And she was a lot nicer the second time.
The first time she was kind of bitchy. But then
I was like the second time, I was like, I
couldn't tell if it was the same lady or not,
you know, because they what I don't know, Like she
walked up, she had the mask thing on. I was like,
I don't know, she looks shorter than last time. She's
nicer than the last time. So I was like, all right,
let's see what she can do. But then yeah, and
then she put a band age over it, and she
was like, you know, it should drain and it should
get flatter, but it's not.
Speaker 1: So now I got to go back again.
Speaker 3: So were you going to go back to the same
lady or do you think you could try somebody like
another person?
Speaker 2: I might try somebody else. Yeah, I'm not sure she
knows what she's doing. I found her on ZocDoc. Oh
really yeah, because it was so simple. It was like ZocDoc.
They're like, you want to make an appointment tomorrow. I
was like, yes, you know.
Speaker 1: Right right right. I wonder if doctor knock Around has
any referrals? Yeah? Maybe.
Speaker 2: I can't even get them on the phone from my tests.
I've called them, left them a message. Then I did
this other thing where they call and they go, uh,
your wait time is five minutes. But if you want
to call back, this was on Thursday or Friday last week,
you want to call back, push one. So I push one.
Never got a call back. They've never called me back,
left a message. Still no phone call back. Thanks, Doctor
knock Around.
Speaker 1: That's really annoying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this whole, the whole medical industry is really tough.
Speaker 1: Right now. I know I have to get my kids,
like I I'm going to.
Speaker 3: Have to get Xander vaccinated for going to call to college,
right for whatever, I think, meningitis or something, you need
a vaccination.
Speaker 1: I'm worried. I don't.
Speaker 2: My kids are really outgrown the pediatrician. Of course mine too,
Like I know, they need a doctor.
Speaker 3: And remember years ago when I got in a fight
with them because they wanted the administration. They wanted me
to pay five hundred dollars a year right, an administration fee.
And I was like, bitch, I never come in here.
They come in once a year for their well appointment
and it's free, right, Why do I want to voluntarily
start paying five hundred dollars a year for nothing?
Speaker 1: We never come in.
Speaker 3: In between now now, I mean, the thing that they've done.
My kids have even just gone to urgent care in between.
They don't go to the pediatrician for like the flu.
Speaker 1: Same with me.
Speaker 2: We were just talking about it, and I was just
thinking about this conversation, and I was thinking, maybe I
should go on ZocDoc and find them a doctor. I
don't know, like yeah, because doctor knock around is not
going to be their doctors. But I need to find
them regular doctor for a checkup and stuff, right, I agree, I.
Speaker 1: Want them to get there. They have to get their
h They're.
Speaker 2: Not blood pressure, they're cholesterol level checks because you know
I have high cholesterol. So it's time like they got
to get that. You know, they just need to go
and have check up. Natalia just went to the dentist. Son,
he's going to go soon.
Speaker 3: You know what is healthy though? What hero bread? That's
our hero bread? And uh, do you know what? We
just got some Hero tortillas. Oh my god, this is
going to be a conversation real quick after this. But
Elbe is obsessed with getting her protein and fiber and
like low carbs, and I was like, well, you got
to try these the Hero tortillas. Yes, per them. Has
been all about it. She's like, Mom, you got to
get more of these. I'm obsessed. Yeah, got her fiber in,
got her protein in, and you'd never know. It's zero
to five grams of net carbs and eleven to thirty
two grams of fiber from the texture tastes just like regular,
like all like your crak laten food. My kids love
it too. We all love it. Yeah, no compromises, just flavor.
And right now they have English muffins, they have bread,
they have bagels, they have everything that you need.
Speaker 1: Even pasta.
Speaker 3: That's right, the needles and Hero Bread is offering ten
percent off your order. So go to hero dot co
and use code f colt checkout. That's f col at
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Speaker 1: Nice. Pretty good?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, like the kids minus going to the doctor.
But have you noticed Elb is really like into well,
I know, Natalia is doing yoga, a lot of the
kids are doing power yoga, but they're also seeing all
these weightlifting things on their TikTok their ticktacks and they're
all into it.
Speaker 1: So Elb's all into like.
Speaker 2: Her gains right and muscle, and I'm like, who are
you that's so that's.
Speaker 3: Keep getting protein. Protein, that's protein. That all these foods
that are high in protein. I'm like, okay, Sonny too.
Speaker 2: Sonny's now been going to the gym like just about
every day and he takes my car and then I
look in the fridge the other day and there's these
like power protein shake things. Same with LB and I
was like, Okay, Sonny Bunny, you go talk.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I guess yeah.
Speaker 3: I think they're hearing about it on TikTok. They're all
buying the same things. That's funny. TikTok tells them everything
to do. And I'm like, it is so different than
when I was growing up, because first of all, Elbie
has a booty right now and she's so proud of it.
They love to be thick. Yes, they call each other thick.
It's a huge compliment. It's a huge compliment to have,
like a fat ass. I'm like, guess what that was
why I got bullied right when I was a kid.
Speaker 1: You know how different but so big? Now people are
getting freaking buttlests.
Speaker 2: Implant right right, I know. And also like the nice
thing too is Natalia is learning from TikTok recipes, which
is great. Well, it's also not good for me because
then it's like, can you go to the store and
get this in this Oh.
Speaker 1: My god, that's an ingredient? Yeah, million ingredients.
Speaker 2: But like, yeah, they are doing these workouts from tick
there learning and the nutrition the protein stuff. I don't know,
I think it's good. What weed have any of that
growing up?
Speaker 1: We just had.
Speaker 2: I mean I went to like twenty four hour fitness
when I was younger. That was that did my workout
left no like you know, no powder drinks or anything.
Speaker 1: I never did any of that.
Speaker 3: The only time I was in shape was when I
was on the volleyball team briefly at school, which remember
this story, I never got played. The only time I
ever actually played in a game, I fucked up the
serve immediately.
Speaker 2: You're a little shorty too for volleybood.
Speaker 1: I was humiliated.
Speaker 3: I couldn't get my serve over the net, and they
were like they pulled me right back out.
Speaker 1: Horrible. But the training, I was in very good shape. Yeah,
that was like.
Speaker 3: Junior year of high school, I want to say, or
maybe it was so freshman sophomore year. And I'd done
gymnastics when I was a kid, So I was in
good shape until I stopped and then I just.
Speaker 1: Did nothing right. And then like I was always kind
of the same.
Speaker 3: And then I moved to LA and you know, I thought,
I mean, I think it was just metabolism, Like I
was fine.
Speaker 1: I wasn't like, okay, wait me.
Speaker 3: Then I had this job working at a life insurance
company and I was only like twenty years old, yeah,
because I still had fake ID. I was probably nineteen
maybe twenty. Worked at this life insurance company every day.
It was just a desk job. So you come in
the morning, you sit at your desk. At like ten fifteen,
you get a break. Yeah, go in the breaking room
and they have vending machines and you get some chips,
and then four o'clock break, get some.
Speaker 1: Peanut M and M. How about this.
Speaker 2: Did anybody ever warm up there lunch in the kitchen
and you would smell it and you'd stop. I'd be like,
oh my god, that smells so good.
Speaker 1: What are you eating? Are you done with that?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: I was going to say the opposite. I went.
Speaker 3: I had this temp job where I worked for this
guy who was eating these frozen things, but they were
like legumes I career, some kind of weird sauce, and
I would just be like, yeah, go in the kitchen
after he's microwaved his gross food.
Speaker 1: Well that's yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: But I slowly put on I packed on I probably
gained twenty pounds, but I had no idea, so I'm
like just going, you know, I'm like, wow, this is
like not that bad, like eating my candy every day
and like whatever, getting zero exercise. Then one day but
I was like, I don't know why my pants are
so snug. I had to keep buying new pants, but
I was like, God, they must just be shrinking in
the dryer. The such denial. I did not think I'd
gotten fat at all. I was like, I'm fine. Then
somehow they had a gym got built in the building
again Life insurance company, so they encouraged everybody to like
go to and work out at the gym. So I
was like, great, I go to the gym. I wasn't
like a workout person.
Speaker 2: And they weighed they weighed you, and I was like
wait what Oh, and I had gained a lot of Wait.
Speaker 1: I mean you're just thinking when you're.
Speaker 3: Twenty, but let's say I was twenty one. I had
no idea. So I was like, oh no.
Speaker 2: So then because you don't because when you're young, like
you don't really your metabolism is fine. But then you
start to slow down and you get in your twenties
and you still think you're still young and you could
still eat whatever you want.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you know at midnight eating like going
for tacos at two ams, going getting fast food.
Speaker 2: I had drinking too, all those cali alcohol.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So then that was my kind of a rude awakening.
I was like, oh shoot, and then all of a sudden,
I was really self caught. Now I understand some people
are listening thinking, but didn't you have an eating disorder
when you were younger?
Speaker 1: Yes, I did, But.
Speaker 3: I I think I think I was that. I think
that kicked off, like back to being very obsessive, and
I think I was. I don't know how this worked,
because I was bullemic as a teenager, but then somehow
I must have stopped because I was kind of happier
when it came to La right, and what's that started
me back and like oh no, yeah, And things were
bad for a little while and then I got it hand.
Speaker 2: What about like in the nineties, there was all those gyms.
It was a big deal to go to the gym
in the nineties, it was like that. It was like the.
Speaker 1: Holiday hell Spot Holiday.
Speaker 3: That's what I joined, which he then became Bally's which
is now Ellie Fitness right right.
Speaker 2: My mom was a member of Jack Lalane's health Spot,
and then it became yeah, yeah, but Bally's was a
big one, and so the twenty four hour then yes,
then there was the twenty four hour curves yes for girls.
Speaker 1: Yeah then yeah.
Speaker 2: So I was a member like all those gyms back
in the nineties and that's how I met That's how
Suzanne met her husband and they had Gracie because he
was my trainer, and I was like, you got to
come meet my trainer and come like not setting them up,
just like he's a good trainer.
Speaker 1: And then they started dating and then they got married.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that was all like back then, I was
always working out always.
Speaker 1: See that's so funny.
Speaker 3: I was if I had had any sort of like
fitness routine.
Speaker 1: That's why I want to start going with the Telli.
I want to get my routine again.
Speaker 2: Because I had my routine of dropping the kids off
at school and then go on to workout. I wouldn't
even go home. I drop them off and go to
the gym. And then that was that, and then as
we and then COVID hit, and then that was that.
That was that right rightly after COVID.
Speaker 3: That happens to me though, like I'll get into my
gym routine and then something, I get a cold and
then I'm out for like three weeks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then you forget on in a while. You're
like uh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, or like if I go, then I go a
couple of days and then then I forget about.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Then something happens the next week, and then you're like,
oh shit, I haven't been to the gym this whole month. Yes,
like you forget about.
Speaker 3: Luckily, Elbee joined my gym, Ellie Fitness, and she's been
We're inspiring each other's nice.
Speaker 1: I'll be like, you want to go to the gym today,
and she'll be like I could. Yeah.
Speaker 3: She just texted me and she was like, do you
want to go to the gym when I get out
of work?
Speaker 2: And I was like, maybe, but.
Speaker 3: I'm going out to dinner tonight. And I just straightened
my hair. Oh yeah, you don't want to fuck it. Yeah,
your hair looks nice.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I want to go to the gym tomorrow.
It's your birthday.
Speaker 3: It's technically not, but yeah, yes figuratively it's my birthday.
Speaker 1: So anyway, we're I think we're on a good path.
Yeah we are. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Should I tell you really quick about Xander or should I.
Speaker 2: Say, I think she can talk about it on Friday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think we should too.
Speaker 3: But I also did want to just mention, mention it all,
mention it all. I wanted to mention this and see
if you have this problem. So I was in Malibu
yesterday and I went into this very overpriced boutique and
I saw these really cute satin They're like satin shorts.
They look like lingerie but it's big with the kids, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is.
Speaker 3: They have their their black Satny silky Satney shorts and
they have lace trim on them. And I was like,
oh my god, these are so Sadi. But they were
one hundred bucks. So I like a math, I'm gonna
spend one hundred bucks, yeah, in it because it's a
boutique in Malibu. And then my friend who I was with,
was like, you know, they have those on Amazon and
they're like twenty.
Speaker 1: Bucks, and I was like, oh.
Speaker 3: So I got all excited, and you know, in my mind,
I was patting myself on the back a little bit,
being like, it's my birthday brunch, but I'm thinking about.
Speaker 1: Sadi right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, She's going to be so happy that I think
about her.
Speaker 3: I think about her style. So I'm all, I find
them on Amazon. I'm all excited. I send Sadi a
text of them.
Speaker 1: You're nothing.
Speaker 3: It's like whatever it is. Later, I was like, did
you get that text I sent you? She's like, oh
wait what No, my kids do the same. I'm like,
come in here, I want to show you something. I
was like, okay. Then I think I'm going to back up.
I'm going to tell her the whole story so she
knows how the origin like this. This took some thoughts, Sadie.
This was just like, oh, I came across these on Amazon. No,
I was in a boutique, and I researched how to
get them for you at a more affordable price.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I bring her and I show it to her. Nothing.
Speaker 3: She was just like, huh do you you don't think
they're really cute? She goes, they're okay. I was like,
would you wear them? I thought they really seemed like
your style. She goes, I don't know where i'd wear them.
I was like, to your parties or your little gigs,
or like on stage, I don't know.
Speaker 1: And then I was like, forget about it. I'm not
trying to force you to let me buy you something.
What is that? I know, I know that the kids,
they I mean, they didn't. I wonder if she saw
it in.
Speaker 2: The boutique she would feel differently than if like she
just saw him online. Maybe she saw him in person. Maybe,
but it's like, yeah, forget about it. Then I know.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to do something nice. These kids are so picky. Yeah, yeah, right,
they are freaking hard to shop for.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's why I don't shop for them. You can't,
I really can't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, anyway, I thought you'd appreciate it to it.
Speaker 1: I don't like Italia.
Speaker 2: I but well I did think of her because she
was watching The Godfather and she was like all into it.
And I saw a jacket that said Italia on my
Instagram and I bought it for her and I sent
it to her and I go, I sent you a
little something I thought that you'd like. And it's like
bright blue and it said Italia.
Speaker 1: And so.
Speaker 2: Then she got it and she facetimed me and she's like.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I love it. Oh she did.
Speaker 2: So it was the opposite, but oh yeah, she loved it.
She wears it all the time. Oh yeah, I do
not know my kids taste at all?
Speaker 1: I think you do.
Speaker 3: I don't think I do, because I'll show lb stuff,
or we'll be at a like a store like you know,
nordsom Rack or whatever, and I'll be like, oh, like
what do you think of this? And she'll be like
for who, right, I'll go for you.
Speaker 1: Obviously it's like way too.
Speaker 3: Small for me, and she'll be like, no, yeah, Natalia
used to be that way.
Speaker 2: I don't really shop with her that much anymore.
Speaker 1: Though.
Speaker 2: She comes in my closet and takes a lot of
my clothes and I'm like, I don't ever wear that anymore.
Speaker 1: You can keep it.
Speaker 2: So she's just wearing all my shit now, which is nice.
Speaker 3: Well, I had seen remember I told you Sadie sent
me that really long Christmas list last year, and there
was like a little moto jacket on it that was
very expensive at Urban, right. But then somebody on my
buy nothing group do you remember this had one?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so somebody had this.
Speaker 3: Really cute you know, just a plethor but looked like
a little little yeah, very similar to the style that
she wanted, like a little like cropped straight, not like
a big motorcycle jacket, but like kind of a dainty
for women, right right. Anyway, I was like, oh my god,
I really really love this, you.
Speaker 1: Know, you know, I hoard it up on Buy Nothing
and I.
Speaker 3: Want it and I picked it up, and of course
it was thinking of Sadie, right, get it home, and
I'm like, Sadie, I got I got something, you know whatever.
And I show it to her and she was like,
she was like oh. I was like, I know, it's
not exactly the one that you saw in urban outfitters,
but it's like a little moto jacket. It's so cute.
And she was like, okay, cool. So then I was like, well, fine,
I'll wear it. It's really cute, like it fits me too.
And then so I was like, listen, I'll put it
in our communal the closet and if you want to
wear it, you can wear it. Now she wears it
all the time after pooh pooing it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm like, oh, I guess you like that jacket.
It the only one who wears it, right, Oh that's cut.
That's cute.
Speaker 3: I guess all right, Well I do have I'll have
all the Xander updates for you for Friday. But let's say,
how to our friends. We got Katie's rolling on the
e christ to get the strap. Sandra, it's not easy
being green, but you do it well. Aaron is a
filthy Sanchez. She's taking it above a dirty Sanchez.
Speaker 2: She's just not filthy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Leslie with the coughing Alicia Scalante from the City
of El Monday.
Speaker 2: Kelly Brandt, she's your aunt. Rebecca is so cute, so hot.
Missy and Gabby they're they're like selling fireworks still in Arizona.
Speaker 1: Come on, guys, get it together.
Speaker 3: Katerina, check that Molar Valerie, Bubba Flick Polly, we live
your pancakes.
Speaker 1: Rita has that such a sweet basset hound.
Speaker 2: Oh what.
Speaker 3: Elizabeth Williamson's got a lot of kids. Nikki, call you
a girl. Dick is frolicking. We got Wilma and Freda.
I think I told you one of our listeners went
there and their picture of themselves there.
Speaker 1: This shit works. These advertisements work, you guys. Yeah, they do.
Get on it. N It's fifty dollars. If you want to.
Speaker 3: Shout out once a week, you cannot beat that for
advertising your little your business.
Speaker 2: That's true, and people do use each other's businesses.
Speaker 1: Yes, we support Adam Lerner.
Speaker 3: Adam's got a car he is almost strictly doing business
with for crying out loud people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, did you get sunny? He's working on it right now.
Oh yeah, we're close.
Speaker 3: And Leilani Armstrong is a realtor in the Sacramento area
and East Bay area, So why not use one of
our listeners to help you buy. You could reach out
to her at five three zero four hundred three three
three four or look up Leilani on our Facebook group.
Speaker 1: She's in there her.
Speaker 3: D area zero two two five to four zero four
z zero. Christine Black is with Waves and Wonder Travel.
You can find her on Instagram Travel with Christine b.
Maren has Sugar Skull. That's a gift shop on the
island of Kawai, But if you're not in Kawai, you
can go on their Instagram at.
Speaker 1: Sugar Skull eight oh eight.
Speaker 3: Also Basic Becky, she's got those T shirts and the
mouse pads and funny, funny, funny stuff. Go to just
basic Becky dot com. Hey, if you want to get
all your oh my god, this would be kind of
perfect for you. Actually, the Spoonful of Memories recipes.
Speaker 2: I should do that for Natalia, you should put only
three of them, but.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, it's a good idea, like calling me like,
what's your do you got your chili recipe Toordolini?
Speaker 1: Do? Don't you have one? Yeah? Got pasta salad thing?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, but yeah. Check out Spoonful of Memories dot com.
Family Skepticals, a podcast about raising kids without religion. You
can go check them out. Kaylee Pettis is a licensed
marriage and family therapist in Seattle. She can see you
all the way across Washington State. Her website Emeraldbloomtherapy dot com.
And I'll just do our last one for It's three
Gray Pubes. Another really fun podcast about women about aging.
But it's funny, it's irreverent. You should check them out. Yeah, yeah,
we love you guys. Yeah, you're a parent, now you don't
f it up.
Speaker 2: It's good.
Speaker 1: Man Angel