ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Welcome back to our podcast as we navigate the delightful, yet daunting world of cooking and parenting. This episode captures the essence of humorous kitchen confessions, inspired by Simpson’s references and nostalgic recounts of simpler times.
We delve into family dynamics, as parents trying to emulate gourmet-like dinners while juggling teenage expectations. From discussing what it’s like hosting kids’ friends and adjusting to the culinary talents some families possess to reflecting on the difference between our own upbringing and today's tech-dependent generations, it’s a therapeutic exchange filled with insights and laughs.
Join us in this entertaining discourse on maintaining a semblance of sanity amidst busy weeks, and discovering the joys and occasional frustrations of everyday life.
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Whoa heidi ho there little couch neighbor heidi ho neighbor how are you isn't
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that what was it ned flanders or ted flanders isn't that what he's called from
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the simpsons heidi ho neighbor isn't that who says that ted flanders isn't that
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what his name is from the simpsons that doesn't even.
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Did you watch the simpsons i did you did i did so i've watched the simpsons
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i'm trying to think my brother was into beavis and butthead back in the day
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yeah see i remember all that stuff,
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back in the day yeah and then he got from
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what was it from spencer's this like little tv thing
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you put on top of the tv when you change the channel yeah and then
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every time you did that it was like what's up dude every
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time oh my god it was so annoying it was it was
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so annoysing that's what i was gonna say annoying but that's
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cute so annoysing yeah i don't know yeah matt
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i hope you remember that it was annoying buddy it was annoying matt
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i hope you remember that welcome back to
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the podcast we are just two
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average and i mean average
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girls taking their phone calls to the podcast you're
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welcome it has been
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hellish busy weeks since the last time we sat here at jody boulevard i feel
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like it's been interesting buddy i've been sick for a chunk of it i'm like my
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goodness i need to just be in a bubble yeah you do you need to be like the boy
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in the bubble i do from the seinfeld episode.
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Any who says glad to be here with you
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when we were at cumberland farms getting a little snickety snack before coming
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over here yes we had a very interesting conversation yes we did and i think
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it's worth talking about because if we're feeling some sort of way then obviously
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our listeners and viewers must be feeling the same way so we were talking about.
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When kids have friends come over right
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and like what the expectation is
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so we were talking about how usually the
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girls have friends you know that'll come over and hang out and I love all
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their friends and stuff like that but I
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usually will order a pizza like when they come over I
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order pizza I feel like that's the easiest thing to do it's
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a bunch of teenage kids everybody loves pizza everybody
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loves pizza so we're to pizza well we're
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talking about one of the girls boyfriends was
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over and has a parent that's
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like a phenomenal cook so i'm like oh my goodness i'm
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hearing all of the things that this parent is making and
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i'm like wait they made what like wait what
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did they make so i'm like oh my gosh okay and i'm like ordering
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pizza so it's like well I gotta do something so
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I ended up making like a pot roast well I didn't make it the crock pot
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made it but you guys get the point so like I had to do that
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and so it came out really it came out really good
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I feel like I used a little bit too much broth but it was fine it like actually
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came out really good the kids liked that so that's all that matters but then
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I found out that the other like this parent makes a lot more things from scratch
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so I was like oh my goodness graciousness Like I got to step up my A game.
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So I didn't tell you that Allie was like, don't make it a competition. I'm like, no, no, no.
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That's the last thing I'm thinking about. It wasn't even like making it a competition.
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It was just the fact that like, you know, the other parent, the parent of one
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of her or her boyfriend, this particular daughter's boyfriend,
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that's what I should say.
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Oh, I thought it was like thunder or something. I think they're putting,
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bringing out their garbage or something.
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But on a Sunday though, on a Sunday.
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Okay. but any who says well we were up here laughing
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so freaking hard she's probably coming or somebody's coming
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up here to whoop our ass yeah most likely that's gonna be
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interesting because if you weren't doing the crib walk then i don't
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we can't or whatever the thing's called oopsies oopsies
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no it's okay it's okay so well yeah so
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i it wasn't a competition by any means like i
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know that my skills in the kitchen are lacking it's
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okay but i can do like i can
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get by at school first of all there are a
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lot of women I think that aren't
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comfortable with cooking like I look at how I was raised I love to cook but
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and you're great at it bud in order for me to be to like to cook is I have to
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not be stressed out I don't want
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to be rushed I need to be able to enjoy everything Yeah, yeah, totally.
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But a lot of women don't like to cook. A lot of women weren't taught how to cook.
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And I think you're seeing that. Yeah, I feel like my brother got that skill
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of, like, learning how to cook because he's a great cook.
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So he can, like, cook anything. He got that skill. I did not.
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But also, it's not even that you don't have the skill, but you lack the confidence to try.
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Oh, my God. Well, when you have, like, you know, parents that are,
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like, freaking, like, self-made sous chefs.
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More power to you, buddy. You know who you are.
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Like but sous chefs like oh my god my
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shit is like chopped liver you know what i mean so
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i was just like what it's about so i did tell the other
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parent when i dropped off the boyfriend i was like bro
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like what what don't you do i'm
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like listen i got you on the grilled cheeses you know
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i got i got you on i make a mean grilled cheese and
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respectfully he said that's all you need to do is just
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be able to make a mean grilled cheese i said thank you buddy so it
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helped boost the confidence just a little bit absolutely like
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this dude's like awesome like the heck
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you know it's just one of those things
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it's either you like cooking or you don't but you shouldn't compare yourself or
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look at yourself as you know not by any means but
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like always like i order pizzas i order i'm
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like what do you guys want in your pizza that's what i do domino's you
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know what do you want on your pizza well like i told you i
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always feel like and i always feel
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but i feel like that too like i cook
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girl bye during girl bye girl bye
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don't do it i've been over to your place bro when you've cooked stuff oh
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girl bye girl bye okay don't even no you don't you are like freaking julia child
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stop it don't don't don't rely into our viewers bro don't do it like don't do
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that okay okay to say you're a bomb-ass cook but you guys know that because shabba is not a cook.
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That you telling me that I'm Julia Childs really just means that I'm like a
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glorified hometown buffet.
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No, because you cook, like your cooking is like on fleek, bro.
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You can make, I can make basic stuff.
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And you know what? There's nothing wrong if you can. She's lying.
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She's lying. Basic stuff. But it is tough. But I see that. I see why that's tough, though.
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If your kid's going over there and they're always cooking and it's always like these, you know, meals.
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And then you feel. Phenomenal, like fantastic, phenomenal meals. right but
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you know what i do appreciate though they do send over
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muffins though he makes mean ass muffins i'm like
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thank you i love the muffins hell yeah i'm here for that i love it i can bake
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and i can look at it i can read a recipe and i can whip up something that way
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like but i'm not somebody who off the top of my head's like okay i'm gonna make
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this this and this tonight i literally will have to google a recipe if i have
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ingredients right and like oh okay this is what i need to do.
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And I will have to follow it step by step in order for it to come out. Okay.
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Shabba, I don't think there's, I think you, your skill set is like exactly what you just said.
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You're not necessarily. I'm not a creative.
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I'm not. Exactly. I'm not a creative person. What you are is,
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is like give you, you know, a hundred pages to read for the upcoming meeting
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and get everything organized and go over points and things like that.
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Like sometimes, and the way you retain information thanks
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buddy is appreciative i'm a creative
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100 so i don't understand your i don't
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appreciate your world as much but i understand it's a skill set because thanks
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bud i appreciate i'm not the same but i really appreciate that because that
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was like back in the day when we had art class remember that and you had to
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like learn how to draw a face or hands and there's certain ways of doing it
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i'm like dude i do stick figures what the fuck.
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Excuse my language but like see it's just like being creative
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stresses me out okay but remember then you know
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what you remember that t-shirt that i made and your brother said like
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oh god i love that keith herring inspired t-shirt on
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the website yeah well keith herring was fire though keith
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herring was known to make those stick figures he was in
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the new york he was in new york during
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like the 80s 90s he died of aids and he
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would go underground and he
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would use chalk and he would make these designs so cool
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and he got arrested a lot because it was considered what's
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the word for it i can't even think about it but like vandalism vandalism
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yeah yep but he ended up making beautiful things and
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obviously his work is inspired now i are i love that shirt i
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love that shirt of ours it's a whole vibe and and those
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are just glorified stick figures and he said you know what he
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felt is is that he felt like he likes what
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he makes and instead of taking more time on one
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piece he'd rather make as much art as he can while he was
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here and he did that okay listen I'm here
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for it yeah so give me a good book to read about something I'm interested
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in and I'm like I'm here for it but yeah I'm
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not artistic however if I see something
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and I need to like make it pretty I can do
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that that's a creative side but it's also the Libra
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in me you know what I mean right it's like making things.
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Beautiful that I can do right you know
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minus that um that bath
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the couple bathrooms I was designing that time should
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we tell them one time I'll just
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say it I was doing some mystery shopping okay hold
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on can we pause I don't want to interrupt but I just want like I need I feel like
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I need to preface this when it comes to acting I
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don't have acting skills so I need to like again i'm not
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creative at all but i have to hone in with my character
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and at this time we were mystery shopping and my character was like a mob wife
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okay go ahead bud yeah you were like a mob wife designing a house yeah a mob
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wife of of say like back in the.
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Basically tony montana's sister who
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also married his right hand guy and we
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designed a bathroom for them it was yeah it
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was out of this world it was literally the ugliest
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thing i've ever seen in my entire life i was like i i was like shivering because
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i wanted to scream at you so and i'm like when she just went along with it and
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she's like yeah that's a really yeah the designer i would never ever let anybody
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i would not sign off on it i'd be like oh i did not design She was like,
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oh my goodness, this is going to be beautiful.
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And it was funny because looking over at her face, she's trying to keep a straight face the whole time.
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And I had this picture. I had this picture of, I was designing many bathrooms.
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Dude, it was like this type of stuff, but in the 70s.
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My husband's a contractor and told me to just, you know, go and pick out the
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tiles, create the design, and he would have his people take care of it.
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And so that's what I did. My husband told me to choose. And so I chose.
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And it was going to be like a big cloth foot you
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know a large cloth foot bathtub with it
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was a standalone it was a dark what was
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it a dark tile backsplash and then
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i wanted like it was like it would be like a bamboo looking it
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was terrible and the fixtures were all gold and
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don't one of y'all come in the comments and be like that sounds pretty no
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it wasn't it was in my for my
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vision for my vision as a mob wife it was
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like you would not even want to live here it was
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amazing it was so dark it would be like living in a cave
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the the look of it was dark but i
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just i don't know i feel like you know it was like very clean looking
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you know i've seen it's like when you're on instagram or facebook
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when you're on facebook or instagram
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and those different like i look at a lot
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of like houses and bathrooms and stuff and i
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like the dark look of things i do well
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i don't know what the f is going on with facebook reels but
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i got some gnarly ass shit coming
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through my facebook reels oh no what was it
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i'm not the only one that talks about this it wasn't
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like poop stuff was it no but on tiktok
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your fyp your for you
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page that gives you content that they think
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that you'll like based on your actions with
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your who you follow currently who you.
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Interact with but Facebook does
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not have the right algorithm because I'm watching people
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with like these scalp issues where like
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people are taking like these like they're almost
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like razors and they're like taking out gouges
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of dry skin oh I've seen those videos before I'm getting more of them all the
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time then I'm getting these ones of people who are in a different country and
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there's something wrong with their toenails and like these people are like cutting
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out the sides of them and there's this.
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And we know how i feel about feet there's like
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pus coming out on the sides dude
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i'm not gonna be able to finish my hot chocolate and they like cut like the
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nail and shit that's what i'm getting on my facebook reels you know what i'm
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getting on my pimples you know what i'm getting on my facebook reels it's all
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travel and you know where it all leads to pictures and reels and videos.
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Italy it's been like this for two weeks and do i watch
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them yeah i do watch them that's why you keep
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watching it and then more is going to come in more and more and more but
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i'm like god i understand that you want me to travel but
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i need you to provide me with the means in
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order to get to italy you want me to go to italy heavenly father
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then please send me there i will go i won't
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even fight about it okay i will happily go
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okay i feel like my future is in italy i do
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like a small Italian town where they
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make pasta like from scratch when
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everybody sits outside and they're making the pasta and everything
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and it's just beautiful and the ocean's not far
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away and you crush grapes to make wine yeah with with your feet and stuff I'm
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just not made right now just for the regular degular I'm not I feel like I should
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be regular degular yeah I feel like I should be in Europe right now.
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I feel like Europe's calling me.
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I feel like doing anything but the mundane would be great because I feel like
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I have been doing the mundane.
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I'm ready to live a little bit. You know like Moana? Is it Moana that's like,
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there's something about the sea. It calls me.
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I feel like italy is calling me i do you do a lot better acapella than you do,
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trying to like do that thing you're like getting mad i'm just saying i feel
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like i keep seeing things about europe pop up and i'm like i hear you universe
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i hear you i accept it i accept my calling provide the means please universe
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i just wanna this is really good by the way,
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pistachio hot chocolate fire cumberland farms absolutely delish it was really
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their dark their their their cherry try it is beautiful pistachio is where it's at.
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Yeah i just feel like lately i
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i'm like you're in the same rut you're in the same and
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it's not a rut it's just the winter this is what happens
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to new englanders when we're in march and
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it's still chilly and we just so
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badly need warm weather okay i
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have to admit this and i know you're gonna be like yeah but
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listen buddy listen listen listen so you know i'm a
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winter person right yep i'm here for the winter
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i'm not here for this winter the reason why i'm
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not here for this winter is because it's not even really a
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winter like how much snow did we actually get where it
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stayed and you could do like snow activities no you know we got freezing cold
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temperatures and ice when is the last time that we've gotten a storm like we
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did back in the late 80s early 90s where we got significant snow right i want
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snow to stay for like a few days where there's not like power outages and stuff but like kids could go.
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Outside sledding and you can build a snowman or an igloo
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you can do all of that stuff it doesn't stick
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it sticks for like a day or so and then a couple weeks go by and
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you okay you get another snow whatever but we're getting like
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ice and freezing cold temperatures that's not i'm not
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here for that and with that being said i take back on a
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few episodes where i said i would want to move to vermont
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if that's how it is in vermont i don't want it i take
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it back i changed my mind i don't want
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this like this to me and i
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still follow that chick that lives up at the northest northest
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part of the world and i'm just like she's just getting sun now yeah i i can't
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i can't do that i need warm weather at this point i do like i see why people
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go i love the winter but i'm like nope not anymore see see not anymore you're
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getting the itch yeah yeah i need warm weather i need to be outside i
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need to open up the windows i need sunlight i do yeah i
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feel like we're just in cocoons that and that's why i'm i
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feel like it's just mundane because oh oh look
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outside another cold day here another cold gray day that's literally what it
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is and my melanin's not melanating it's not it's not i need like i need sunlight
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yeah 100 i'm losing color yeah no i it's true yeah like We are at our worst right now. Yeah.
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I hate it. But next week's supposed to be nice, which is great.
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I'm so looking forward to it. Yeah. I'm so looking forward to it. Thank you.
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Yeah, man. Yeah. Yeah. It's just funny.
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It's funny now that we're parents, just to kind of circle back what we were
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talking about. It's funny now that we're parents.
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I just feel like we're – sometimes I look at myself and I'm like,
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wow, I still feel like the kid, you know? I still feel like a kid in my brain.
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I wish these kids knew that.
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I know we're the adults, but when my mom was raising me and I was in high school
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versus me, I feel like she just looked like a mom.
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She acted like a mom. She was mature like a mom. I love your mom.
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But I feel like all moms were kind of like that. But then I look at me- Our generation.
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And I'm like, we're the- yeah but we're so different you
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know why so different we're so different i think because um for
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a couple of different reasons we had which
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i in my opinion buddy i don't think that we were like really young when we had
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our daughters but apparently we are because every single time people hear that
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i have teenagers they're shocked people are same with me right so to me i'm
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like i didn't think we were that yeah i mean at the time but apparently i looked
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that young i mean right right Right.
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So I think that that's what it is. We're on the younger side. Right.
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And if you think about it, if we look at a lot of our kids' friends,
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their parents are old, like they're older than us. Right.
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There's an age difference a
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lot of the time. A little bit. I think there is. And I think that also...
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And I can only speak for you and I because we're very similar,
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the kids come over. We want it to feel like it's their home.
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Do your own thing. You don't have to ask if you want to get a drink or you want
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something to eat. Just grab it. You don't have to tell me or ask.
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Just grab it. You know what I mean?
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That's my thing. After you've been to my home at least twice,
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you're not really a guest anymore.
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Just get what you want. You don't have to tell me about it or ask.
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So I think there's that also.
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We're just more, I won't say laid back because we're
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kind of old school in a sense where we still have rules right I feel
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like I'm a little bit on the stricter side in
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comparison to most parents but you know
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we have rules we have rules for the kids yeah that they
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have to follow but I think that also because we are on the younger side it's
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a little bit different for us I don't know yeah I don't I don't I feel like
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the girls like their closest friends parents are similar personalities though
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like the friends that they hang
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out with on a regular basis I noticed that their friends or, you know,
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the boyfriend's parents are very similar personality-wise to myself,
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which is nice. But yeah, I don't know.
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It's interesting. I just didn't, you know. I agree with you.
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I do feel like the kid a lot of the time.
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I do. I feel like the kid. So it's like, it's funny.
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I just feel like, wow, I'm like, I'm doing this. We're doing this.
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For sure. And I still feel like a baby.
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For sure. For sure. I also think that the way we react to things,
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like I feel like kids have a lot more stressors now than we did. I don't know.
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I feel like I wasn't as stressed out as kids these days. I don't know.
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Again, I think it comes down to social media. Your phones.
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We didn't have the Shaba. We didn't. They are getting access at a young age
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to information that they simply are not able to comprehend and understand.
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Right. We don't think about how much they hear every single day that is way
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too advanced for them. It's true.
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Our kids are way more advanced than we are. For sure.
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You look at these videos that you see on Instagram where they're like,
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look at these kids dancing in 1996 versus now. Yeah.
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It's just very clear there's a difference. Those girls, huge.
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Because I remember doing those dances back in the day. Yeah.
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We were in the show. In the 99, 2000. We were immature.
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I remember when 9-11 happened.
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And I remember asking, what were the World Trade Center?
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I didn't even know. I had no idea what those buildings did. I didn't know why
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people went there. I didn't really know much about it.
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It just shows you kids nowadays, if that happened now, they would know everything
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about it. for sure you know what i mean,
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They just see stuff that they shouldn't see. It makes them more advanced.
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It makes them more mature. It's true. Too young.
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But you can't stop technology. Our world was always going to go towards more technology.
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You have people that are advanced and forward thinking, and they are pushing
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the envelope. We knew that this was what was going to happen.
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Even in the Bible, it talks about it. So I think even 1984, that movie or book,
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however you read it or listen to it.
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Unbelievable that that was written then and it
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applies to so much now for sure and I
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just think I think it's just a new world so it's
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like we look back at our parents but we
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can't even compare because the world was different then it was I think it was
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a lot it was oh my goodness what a beautiful world it was it was and I bet you
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every generation does that they feel that the previous but no it's definitely
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a different world back in the day like our thing was like mtv,
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was it total requests live and stuff like that
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now it's like rules the real world oh yeah that was
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like cutting edge it was like cutting edge yeah we got together to
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watch that yeah that was a big deal you didn't have saved by
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the bell and stuff like that now it's like snapchat like
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keeping your number up on snapchat and yeah
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but like i mean look at all the information on tic tac
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you know it's just crazy
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yeah so you try to just keep
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them as young and as you as you can't or
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you know innocent and for sure
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it's just a different world and it's a different such a different world my gosh
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for sure i mean i remember you know back in our day if you were bored or something
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you'd take a walk or you know go get an ice cream somewhere ride your bike somewhere
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do something and play outside.
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Can you imagine just playing outside? I was thinking about this the other day
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as I'd passed my childhood home, and I thought to myself, oh,
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I used to play up there when I was little, and.
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But I didn't have a phone. That's true. I didn't have a phone until,
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I think, probably freshman year.
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But I didn't use it. Like, I never used it. You didn't use it like now. Yeah, I never used it.
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It was only if I needed to call my mom to pick me up from practice.
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Yeah, that was like last minute.
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You didn't. Or last ditch. Exactly. And I think it was one of the ones.
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It folded and it had that plastic antenna. And you pushed in the antenna.
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I never used it. And I think my mom might have still had a pager at the time, too.
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Like, there wasn't texting or anything like that. No, no. Oh, no.
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There wasn't texting at that point in time. But it's funny you talk about childhood
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home. You know why? Because you know what I remember doing?
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The house we lived at back in the day. I remember running or we'd do cross-country practices.
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And you could run through the woods from our school. Yes, yes.
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Remember? Yes. To the borough.
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So you could run through the woods. Yeah, yeah. by the
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middle school and then it would go out where the borough was and we'd
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always run to my house because my mom always loaded popsicles and
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ice cream and stuff so we would run there during practice coach
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if you're listening or watching i'm so sorry um so
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we would stop there go get some popsicles ice cream hang
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out on the deck for a little bit and then we would run back
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to school it was like the
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best but like innocent days you know what i mean innocent days yeah
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the best days yeah the best days good times we
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used to do like silly stuff though you know it was it
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was so innocent it was it was so innocent then
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like times were just different yeah but
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then the generations before us they were hellraisers so i hear stories the generations
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before us were wild children i feel like we were like we were a calm like calm
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people yeah i do we're a calm innocent time yeah I do.
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Yeah well don't worry shops you
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know what you should do you should today is like
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you should or the next time you go shopping like google easy
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to make meals for new boyfriend coming
00:27:03.814 --> 00:27:10.074
over but you can
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google anything you can google anything shopping
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you should you should i'm just happy that the kids like the food that i'm making
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so i think what was it the last time i made like this chicken alfredo pasta
00:27:21.414 --> 00:27:26.994
dish and i forgot what the heck i did but i'm all for seasoning like i can't
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eat bland food i can't do it so i like season the crap out of my meat i i do.
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You are sick i season the crap out of my meat you are sick i season the crap
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out of i can't eat bland I can't I can't I cannot eat bland meat oh I I cannot
00:27:48.994 --> 00:27:52.774
eat bland meat but yeah so the,
00:27:53.654 --> 00:27:59.954
kid even right now oh boy yeah so the kids they've been liking the meals I've
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been making so I'm like okay I'm I mean I'm here for this I must be doing something
00:28:03.874 --> 00:28:07.854
right but and they're all alive which is a plus you know what I mean,
00:28:08.927 --> 00:28:12.727
They're all alive, she says. I'm saying there's been no food poisoning.
00:28:12.907 --> 00:28:16.827
There's been no stomach issues. I'm like, so I cook my food.
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It's just to come up with something creative in my head, like,
00:28:21.307 --> 00:28:22.227
oh, what am I going to make?
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And I'm so sick of takeout. Like, I'm so sick of takeout. It's so expensive.
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And I'm just, even the thought of takeout, I'm just like, oh my gosh, I can't do it.
00:28:31.687 --> 00:28:35.707
It got to a point where I felt like between games and everything,
00:28:35.987 --> 00:28:37.407
like we were always getting takeout.
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And when you look at how much you spend on takeout oh my god it adds up so fast
00:28:41.287 --> 00:28:49.187
it's it's ridiculous bro it's expensive yep you pay for convenience look at
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you double fisting over there,
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gang gang double fist in the hot chocolate the pistachio hot chocolate.
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Yeah man yeah good old days good days good old days so what is your okay so
00:29:03.247 --> 00:29:07.867
question for you So what's typically your go-to meal for when friends or the boyfriend's over?
00:29:09.007 --> 00:29:13.687
Well, it kind of depends. And a lot of times it'll, it'll depend.
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It depends when they come over. Cause I cooked, I'll cook today.
00:29:17.207 --> 00:29:19.847
I'll cook different stuff that have in the fridge to get us through,
00:29:20.007 --> 00:29:23.687
like at least through today, tomorrow.
00:29:24.447 --> 00:29:29.487
So they can heat up whatever they want. I've made chili a couple of times. Oh, that's a good idea.
00:29:30.207 --> 00:29:33.327
I always have, you know, cutlets, but.
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It all depends, too, when they're over because they're busy.
00:29:37.967 --> 00:29:39.187
I stocked up on the cutlets.
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You what? I stocked up on the cutlets. Yeah. You have to. Yeah, for sure.
00:29:44.487 --> 00:29:48.507
Sometimes I'll have meatballs. Maybe I'll make a meatloaf today. I don't know.
00:29:49.487 --> 00:29:55.267
So, you know. Okay. If you come over, you know, I guess it all just depends,
00:29:55.387 --> 00:29:56.807
too. Like whatever you're feeling like.
00:29:57.247 --> 00:30:01.207
Because you guys have two, not just one. You guys have two chefs in your home.
00:30:01.847 --> 00:30:04.567
You and the hubby are both chefs that specialize yeah but
00:30:04.567 --> 00:30:07.667
i do the most of the well no last night he made last night
00:30:07.667 --> 00:30:10.827
he did cheeseburgers they were bomb yeah they
00:30:10.827 --> 00:30:14.287
were bomb still waiting to try the pizzas man i know
00:30:14.287 --> 00:30:17.567
maybe this summer dude yeah let them know say broski
00:30:17.567 --> 00:30:20.487
like come on man i know do the pizzas yeah for
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real yeah yeah damn i'm
00:30:24.447 --> 00:30:27.407
just looking outside and there's this big ass crow out here he
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is huge okay he's flying damn that's what
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i would look like if i was a crow flying to land
00:30:33.447 --> 00:30:36.267
on a branch people would be like that crow can
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land on a branch that crow can fly that's a
00:30:40.227 --> 00:30:43.087
big breasted bird well actually not
00:30:43.087 --> 00:30:51.407
big breasted but big busted bird breast well so you'd be you'd be a big busted
00:30:51.407 --> 00:31:00.627
I would be a big busted crow a b b a bbc no no no no no.
00:31:02.103 --> 00:31:12.283
No, no, not a big busted crow, just a big, just a busted crow, just a BC, just a BC.
00:31:12.943 --> 00:31:14.723
Dude, I can't with you.
00:31:16.263 --> 00:31:23.003
Oh my God, a crow. Okay. Better than a hoe, which is what Shabba is.
00:31:23.163 --> 00:31:27.423
Dude, stop telling people that, I'm not. Okay, fine, she's not a hoe.
00:31:27.983 --> 00:31:31.503
Shabba is not a hoe. Dude, do not tell her, listen.
00:31:31.503 --> 00:31:35.363
I am not a hoe okay i don't people
00:31:35.363 --> 00:31:38.523
people are believing what you're saying about believe yeah
00:31:38.523 --> 00:31:41.483
they do especially with the vip stories i'm like
00:31:41.483 --> 00:31:45.223
i am the most boring person there is i was just at that exit the other day i
00:31:45.223 --> 00:31:49.363
was just at that i don't like vip if you do i don't have a problem with let
00:31:49.363 --> 00:31:54.163
me take this back okay this is okay i don't have a problem with vip i'm not
00:31:54.163 --> 00:31:58.823
a hoe i'm as boring as they get i work and i go home that's what i do okay wait a second,
00:31:59.343 --> 00:32:02.183
so are you telling me right now that just because you're
00:32:02.183 --> 00:32:04.983
quote-unquote boring that means that you wouldn't go to a place like
00:32:04.983 --> 00:32:08.003
vip i didn't say that i didn't say that oh but
00:32:08.003 --> 00:32:10.843
you said i love vip i'm saying i don't i'm not a like a
00:32:10.843 --> 00:32:13.683
frequent visitor of vip no okay so maybe
00:32:13.683 --> 00:32:17.363
she's maybe she's not going every day i'm just
00:32:17.363 --> 00:32:20.303
joking i can't i listen i am as square
00:32:20.303 --> 00:32:28.803
as they get as plain jay but she's
00:32:28.803 --> 00:32:34.063
so boring i'm boring i'm boring i just say ask a question nervous about this
00:32:34.063 --> 00:32:39.323
question i don't care what you're nervous about don't be a little pistachio
00:32:39.323 --> 00:32:42.363
i just choked on my hot chocolate.
00:32:43.343 --> 00:32:47.303
Don't be a little pistachio oh my gosh
00:32:47.303 --> 00:32:50.203
buddy oh my gosh what were
00:32:50.203 --> 00:32:53.623
we even talking about i don't even know oh so okay
00:32:53.623 --> 00:32:56.423
so i'm not even we're not we're
00:32:56.423 --> 00:32:59.523
i'm not even gonna you know what tell them whatever you want she's square
00:32:59.523 --> 00:33:02.563
i am i'm square guys i'm square
00:33:02.563 --> 00:33:05.843
and i'm boring she's square that's great for you that's
00:33:05.843 --> 00:33:10.503
great for her isn't it like i'm not even putting you in the website the the
00:33:10.503 --> 00:33:15.383
database for for survival survival management you're not even getting in there
00:33:15.383 --> 00:33:21.143
survival i'm boring i'm square i don't like anything don't i don't go to vip
00:33:21.143 --> 00:33:25.463
don't call me i go to bed at eight I have too many meetings,
00:33:26.923 --> 00:33:33.163
no dude no yes no yes.
00:33:34.854 --> 00:33:37.514
Yes okay so you have a friend that has
00:33:37.514 --> 00:33:40.374
a whole box of toys they do
00:33:40.374 --> 00:33:44.734
and you're saying she's not square oh she's definitely not square and you're
00:33:44.734 --> 00:33:49.894
saying you're square i'm i'm square so you're saying that you don't have see
00:33:49.894 --> 00:33:56.234
this isn't about what i have okay we're not talking about what i had we're done
00:33:56.234 --> 00:33:58.514
wait you keep going i don't know where you're going,
00:34:02.414 --> 00:34:05.774
i'm done next question you know what if you want to paint this picture,
00:34:06.634 --> 00:34:12.674
then you paint whatever picture you want next question please there was no question
00:34:12.674 --> 00:34:23.494
to begin with there was never a question the friend with the box it's great i mean most yeah yeah,
00:34:25.534 --> 00:34:29.634
i'm just looking at tupac right now because him and i are talking and i know
00:34:29.634 --> 00:34:33.974
exactly what he's saying and and he's basically doing this rap to me and i can
00:34:33.974 --> 00:34:40.154
hear it what's the rap go for it no she days oh wait.
00:34:45.639 --> 00:34:48.479
Okay you want me to read you hold up
00:34:48.479 --> 00:34:51.719
i'll have to make my mouth voice hold up okay so we're
00:34:51.719 --> 00:34:55.179
gonna sit here hey wait what did you just say you have
00:34:55.179 --> 00:35:02.539
to make your mouth moist okay so wait okay so you're gonna do a beat okay i
00:35:02.539 --> 00:35:08.199
i like the beat you had and then i'm going to basically wrap what tupac says
00:35:08.199 --> 00:35:13.259
you told me to do it so like okay okay this isn't coming from here it's coming from
00:35:13.559 --> 00:35:21.379
tupac over there so go some peace can you could do this for a couple seconds okay,
00:35:23.179 --> 00:35:26.319
so the girl from connecticut she says she doesn't like blush,
00:35:28.979 --> 00:35:33.999
almost had it buddy almost had wait what are you gonna see now i'm intrigued
00:35:33.999 --> 00:35:38.339
now they want to know the girl from connecticut what about the girl from connecticut
00:35:38.339 --> 00:35:44.639
bro now we want to say she don't like pleasure that's what tupac said what was
00:35:44.639 --> 00:35:46.959
the rest of what he said but she comes on me.
00:35:52.619 --> 00:36:00.359
What are we rated again what are we rated certified love a boy certified dumbasses,
00:36:02.099 --> 00:36:09.159
we're rated level certified dumbasses oh my god oh shit i'm done,
00:36:10.259 --> 00:36:17.199
okay so i could rap but first of all her beat was too fast like i i i wanted
00:36:17.199 --> 00:36:24.139
it slower okay and tupac's talking to me no it's fine i long story short is is,
00:36:25.559 --> 00:36:34.659
shabba's a very nice girl and money thank you you know and that's it and i'm
00:36:34.659 --> 00:36:41.259
a lady in the streets okay lady in the streets that's all we need to say like
00:36:41.259 --> 00:36:43.279
luda said she's a lady in the streets,
00:36:44.550 --> 00:36:49.610
A lady in the streets, but a freak in the sheets. Well, he technically said,
00:36:49.790 --> 00:36:53.970
lady in the street, but a freak in the bed, she's saying. Yeah, yeah.
00:36:57.930 --> 00:37:01.430
Okay, okay, there was a reason why I stopped at lady in the streets.
00:37:02.150 --> 00:37:06.090
What? That's why I stopped at lady in the streets. No, seriously,
00:37:06.090 --> 00:37:06.870
though, what are we rated?
00:37:07.570 --> 00:37:10.550
We're rated explicit. Okay, just want to make sure.
00:37:10.750 --> 00:37:13.710
You knew that. You knew that. I forget every time, buddy.
00:37:13.710 --> 00:37:17.230
I forget every time how you
00:37:17.230 --> 00:37:20.850
don't though i do you just like saying that no
00:37:20.850 --> 00:37:25.570
i forget every time you forget that we're rated x you've you drop the f-bombs
00:37:25.570 --> 00:37:30.730
on the regular as do i oh that's true i mean that is true you know sometimes
00:37:30.730 --> 00:37:35.190
i do wonder about you though like i wonder about me all the time like are you
00:37:35.190 --> 00:37:39.250
here with us sometimes no no i think you're artificial intelligence.
00:37:39.670 --> 00:37:41.690
I wonder about that, too. I really do.
00:37:42.250 --> 00:37:47.810
I wonder. I wonder. But if you think about it, as my philosophy teacher in college
00:37:47.810 --> 00:37:51.610
would say, are we here, though? Are we really here?
00:37:52.170 --> 00:37:55.270
You know what he'd also say? What would he say? He'd also say,
00:37:55.410 --> 00:37:57.810
that white chair that's there, okay?
00:37:58.190 --> 00:38:01.110
You're looking at the white chair, and it has four legs. Okay.
00:38:01.310 --> 00:38:03.950
But why does it have four legs? And you know what I would say to him?
00:38:04.390 --> 00:38:07.330
Because that's what chairs are made with, four legs so yeah
00:38:07.330 --> 00:38:14.390
i'm here okay i'm here i don't get it don't need to i i would really like to
00:38:14.390 --> 00:38:17.150
know what you just said it's all perspective that was the point of that okay
00:38:17.150 --> 00:38:22.090
i was horrible in philosophy class i just want you to know oh okay i was gonna
00:38:22.090 --> 00:38:27.290
say like i take it you weren't like the leading student i hate philosophy class.
00:38:28.238 --> 00:38:33.098
I hated philosophy class. I loved it. I hated it. That was brilliant.
00:38:33.738 --> 00:38:38.018
I'm thinking back right now. So speaking of which, that philosophy class, right?
00:38:38.218 --> 00:38:44.158
He was, I think he taught, he was a professor at Harvard who taught philosophy also.
00:38:45.118 --> 00:38:49.678
That's such a cliche thing to say. It was, but he'd always throw that back.
00:38:49.918 --> 00:38:54.378
But he'd always throw that back at everybody, right? What school were you going to at the time?
00:38:56.178 --> 00:39:03.778
MCC. So let me get this straight. He was a professor at Harvard and then he moved to MCC. Thank you.
00:39:04.138 --> 00:39:08.698
See, now you're asking the questions I asked, because if we couldn't grasp the
00:39:08.698 --> 00:39:13.418
concept of what he said, he'd always make everybody feel like if we weren't there.
00:39:13.658 --> 00:39:17.338
So you had some students in class that were like all about philosophy, right?
00:39:17.978 --> 00:39:22.258
Me, it's very black and white. The chair is there. The chair has four legs.
00:39:22.438 --> 00:39:25.318
You can't sit in the chair if the chair doesn't have four legs
00:39:25.318 --> 00:39:27.998
to it you know what i mean like that that's how a
00:39:27.998 --> 00:39:31.538
chair is i mean that's not true shaba what
00:39:31.538 --> 00:39:35.758
do you mean well you sat in a chair at the funeral home and that didn't have
00:39:35.758 --> 00:39:41.518
any legs the little parts though had four sections that came together to create
00:39:41.518 --> 00:39:46.938
two right four so each each corner had something that was holding up the corner
00:39:46.938 --> 00:39:51.438
even if it didn't have four legs right that's how it functions.
00:39:51.778 --> 00:39:55.678
I can't think past something functioning the way it's supposed to.
00:39:56.158 --> 00:40:02.118
She can't think past that time at the funeral home. I tried to forget that at all costs.
00:40:04.298 --> 00:40:07.538
I'm sorry. You know, somebody did ask.
00:40:08.258 --> 00:40:12.818
It was recently, and I don't remember. They asked. I was at Big Y. Yeah.
00:40:13.458 --> 00:40:17.078
And I'm trying to think, and it's going to bug the heck out of me if I really
00:40:17.078 --> 00:40:18.198
farted in a funeral home.
00:40:18.838 --> 00:40:23.958
Somebody really asked you that? Yeah. People are listening to these podcasts. And what did you say?
00:40:24.418 --> 00:40:27.158
I'm like, yeah, I did. It happened. Okay.
00:40:28.478 --> 00:40:33.378
Did they ask which funeral home? I think by now everybody knows that's from around here.
00:40:36.727 --> 00:40:41.327
I didn't even go into you know what though i didn't even go into the scenario
00:40:41.327 --> 00:40:45.127
and like what happened at this point if people ask me i'm just gonna say yeah
00:40:45.127 --> 00:40:51.507
and like leave it at that i think it would be great if that funeral home wanted
00:40:51.507 --> 00:40:56.047
to advertise on our podcast because what a story,
00:40:56.767 --> 00:41:02.247
it's got the chills now seriously though like people don't even understand.
00:41:03.447 --> 00:41:09.267
Okay as long as it's a good one people don't even understand you have people that are,
00:41:10.047 --> 00:41:12.827
extremely flexible and you have people that
00:41:12.827 --> 00:41:15.507
are okay maybe somewhat flexible and you have people that
00:41:15.507 --> 00:41:19.147
are just not flexible and that experience led
00:41:19.147 --> 00:41:22.307
me to learn that i'm a lot more flexible than i realize but
00:41:22.307 --> 00:41:25.067
i'm not extremely flexible if you guys
00:41:25.067 --> 00:41:27.887
know what i mean and legs are not supposed to
00:41:27.887 --> 00:41:31.167
go and don't get like don't think perverted
00:41:31.167 --> 00:41:34.467
that's not what I'm talking about but legs aren't
00:41:34.467 --> 00:41:37.427
supposed to go all the way over your
00:41:37.427 --> 00:41:40.267
head they're not and like I said get your
00:41:40.267 --> 00:41:44.707
minds out of the gutter people that's not what I'm talking about okay I'm quite
00:41:44.707 --> 00:41:52.927
literally talking about your feet going farther back from where your head is
00:41:52.927 --> 00:41:57.927
okay that's not normal unless you're a contortionist It's not.
00:41:58.467 --> 00:42:05.967
And I, honest to God, saw my life flash before my eyes when I was trying so hard.
00:42:06.807 --> 00:42:12.667
To hold on for dear life so that I wouldn't hit the ground while one of our
00:42:12.667 --> 00:42:19.507
best friends is going through a hard time planning a funeral and having a serious conversation.
00:42:19.947 --> 00:42:24.927
Meanwhile, you have the two of us sitting in these chairs that didn't look like
00:42:24.927 --> 00:42:30.607
they were the most sturdy but they were there and yeah you guys can picture
00:42:30.607 --> 00:42:31.947
what I'm talking about right now.
00:42:33.887 --> 00:42:40.947
Then you farted that was the worst that was the worst,
00:42:43.487 --> 00:42:48.847
I'm like she's gonna hate me she's gonna literally hate me I'm like oh my god
00:42:48.847 --> 00:42:54.947
it's like the worst the worst time of her life and what happened I literally fart,
00:42:57.027 --> 00:43:01.447
the whole conversation and it is so quiet in there and all of a sudden you hear.
00:43:04.167 --> 00:43:09.127
And that's why i'm afraid to do yoga i have ptsd from the funeral home,
00:43:10.067 --> 00:43:12.827
you're like those little babies that i see on facebook where the
00:43:12.827 --> 00:43:15.847
when you move the legs and stuff yeah they'll they'll put they'll push
00:43:15.847 --> 00:43:20.747
them and then i go oh my god
00:43:20.747 --> 00:43:24.347
i want you hold their cute little faces and then you gotta like move around
00:43:24.347 --> 00:43:28.407
their body a little bit to try to get them to burp yeah i'm like an adult version
00:43:28.407 --> 00:43:36.047
of that oh god oh my god this story i'll never i will never forget that,
00:43:37.169 --> 00:43:42.569
i will never forget you farting in a funeral home i mean i wish that making
00:43:42.569 --> 00:43:47.129
a t-shirt was cool because like how do you even justify having a shirt this
00:43:47.129 --> 00:43:48.669
is farting in a funeral home,
00:43:51.189 --> 00:43:57.509
it's like you know like i can't even when when you know you talk about like,
00:43:58.349 --> 00:44:02.849
you know certain positions sexual positions and stuff like that right my mind
00:44:02.849 --> 00:44:08.649
doesn't say oh my god yeah my you know this dude yeah guess what i can do no
00:44:08.649 --> 00:44:15.669
it's like it's like no i'm not i'm not a ventriloquist yeah no it's contortionist oh my,
00:44:16.909 --> 00:44:18.109
A ventriloquist.
00:44:22.109 --> 00:44:23.789
What the fuck?
00:44:26.089 --> 00:44:30.129
That's a contortionist. I'm nothing but a giggle puss this morning. Oh my gosh.
00:44:30.389 --> 00:44:34.749
Contortionist bud yeah i'm not a contortionist It's like, that's not normal.
00:44:35.409 --> 00:44:39.189
Listen, listen, you, listen to me right now, Shabba.
00:44:40.529 --> 00:44:46.349
If you are in a situation with a man, just hear me out.
00:44:47.089 --> 00:44:55.809
If you're in a situation with a man and for some reason he decides to start
00:44:55.809 --> 00:44:58.749
moving your legs like bicycles in front of him,
00:44:59.569 --> 00:45:07.729
there's i know with certainty that there's a 78 to 89 chance that you're going,
00:45:09.449 --> 00:45:16.249
that you're gonna break wind because i feel like i feel like right now if i
00:45:16.249 --> 00:45:19.149
told you to get on this ground and if i pushed your legs.
00:45:22.089 --> 00:45:25.709
I think you're so full of hot air i think
00:45:25.709 --> 00:45:32.769
i could push it but yeah could you imagine could you like at this age you gotta
00:45:32.769 --> 00:45:38.129
be real careful because you make one slip or dip honest to god a fart could
00:45:38.129 --> 00:45:42.789
come right after a fart could come i would just get up and leave,
00:45:44.669 --> 00:45:45.209
bye.
00:45:52.289 --> 00:45:55.669
Yeah and then of course i mean
00:45:55.669 --> 00:46:01.369
not to make this show rated howard
00:46:01.369 --> 00:46:04.329
stern of course but you know the other thing
00:46:04.329 --> 00:46:07.129
also is like we have
00:46:07.129 --> 00:46:12.889
two farts to worry about right and
00:46:12.889 --> 00:46:19.329
i think it's fair I think it's fair to talk about it other women talk about
00:46:19.329 --> 00:46:25.709
it that you have you have a traditional fart a good old fart comes right down
00:46:25.709 --> 00:46:29.329
the colon comes right down the butt you know I don't know,
00:46:31.534 --> 00:46:33.234
Why does this always make me giggle?
00:46:35.554 --> 00:46:40.374
But then... Dude, we're 40 and almost 40. What is wrong with us?
00:46:40.514 --> 00:46:43.534
Yeah, it's not normal. We have to talk about farting without laughing.
00:46:44.214 --> 00:46:48.514
And then there's the other fart, which is safer.
00:46:49.874 --> 00:46:52.374
Problem is that those farts...
00:46:55.334 --> 00:46:59.934
I don't know what's in the walls, but it sounds big. From the window.
00:47:01.534 --> 00:47:06.174
To the wall. To the wall. No sweat trip down these walls.
00:47:06.854 --> 00:47:09.694
All these females crawl.
00:47:10.374 --> 00:47:13.934
All down skee-kee-kee-kee-kee. Down, motherfucker.
00:47:14.574 --> 00:47:23.174
Yeah. Okay. But the other fart, the queef, if you will, that's also a very dangerous,
00:47:23.714 --> 00:47:29.054
dangerous, dangerous area as well.
00:47:31.394 --> 00:47:34.694
What no i'm just laughing because i was thinking of a moment that happened,
00:47:35.354 --> 00:47:43.814
with somebody and they did that worst and they did that is the worst i mean
00:47:43.814 --> 00:47:47.234
it wasn't a big deal i think he was a little bit more embarrassed than i was
00:47:47.234 --> 00:47:51.434
but it happens i've heard you fart,
00:47:52.454 --> 00:47:57.654
so i can't imagine what your queefs are like now i clench dude i will clench
00:47:57.654 --> 00:48:08.094
the cheeks together and make it go back up yep not not today not today make it go back up,
00:48:08.954 --> 00:48:17.834
hi welcome to the jody boulevard podcast where these two schmucks sit here and talk about,
00:48:19.994 --> 00:48:25.874
farting and queefing is this what the podcast has become no i'm just joking
00:48:25.874 --> 00:48:29.534
no but have you been in a situation an intimate situation where somebody tooted
00:48:29.534 --> 00:48:32.054
yes yeah it's not a big deal,
00:48:33.354 --> 00:48:38.994
all right shoves let's go to another one on to the next one until next time
00:48:38.994 --> 00:48:41.794
our friends thank you for watching and thank you for listening.
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Music.