speaker-0: To such a good call podcast.
speaker-1: With your girls Rafa and Jackie.
speaker-0: Thank you for being here today.
speaker-1: Thank you for being here today. We're back!
speaker-0: We are so back with a morning recording.
speaker-1: I feel like we see this every single week, but this week I really feel it. Yeah. We're back with video. We're back with regular schedule.
speaker-0: Yeah. We if you see any clips of us this week, just know that's a big deal and like please share love because we need it.
speaker-1: I was like with a bunch of women this week and like it was like a sheer and like the Rebuton was like, How is everyone's Yantif? And like we all looked at each other like It's over. Like we're just like, We made it. Not
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: to say that Yuntif's not beautiful. It is beautiful.
speaker-0: way so wasn't down to Cook Chavez this week.
speaker-1: Yeah, what'd you end up doing?
speaker-0: We did it, Joe. But yeah, not even gonna get into it, but I think
speaker-1: Just wanna say like it's taken a lot of self work on my end to realize that like when you're like sending to like six different chats, guys, I don't know what to make for lunch for for Chavez. I can't do this. This is so annoying for me not to be like, Here's your menu, this is what you're gonna do 'cause I'm like, I'm stressed about this. So I'm like I don't
speaker-0: The problem wasn't a menu. The problem was that I literally was not in the mood to make Chavez. We weren't having hungry this week. It would and I thought, okay, maybe what I need is to make an exciting recipe, like something I never made before. And I'll like quickly go out and I'll get whatever I need. And that will like give me, you know, excitement and inspiration to make something. So I was pulling out cookbooks. I just happened to not be a cookbook girl, but I'm like, now's. This is a great time. Like I always see things that I'm like, I should make that one day. And I never know when that day will be. Also because I don't want to try a new recipe when I'm having company. That's scary to me. So I'm like, this will be the perfect thing. But like I it wasn't working. That like it didn't work.
speaker-1: That's such an ADHD thing. Like, I need inspiration to get this mundane task done. Like, no. I'm
speaker-0: It was actually crazy.
speaker-1: so happy that you brought up cookbooks because I hosted this weekend for the first time, like literally over Yantif. My kids were like to me, we don't have company anymore, right, Mom? And I'm like, no, we do. Like, I've been off my game, guys. So they like kind of put me in my place without realizing it. And I was like, I'm gonna host. And everyone's like, who hosts the shops after Yantif? I was like, I'm just gonna do it. I have to do it eventually. And there's so many people I wanna have. So I'm just like, let me just do it. So I can't express enough how much dinner done cookbooks mean to me. The mental load of thinking about what to make, even if it's like Put egg on chicken and breadcrumbs, for them to take it off of my plate with this very simple, easy to do in a pan. You don't have to waste a thousand bowls and clean a hundred dishes. Is like I'm forever grateful to between carpools for it. It's literally made for me. I can make a beautiful meal and it not be stressful because like it's all from dinner done. Like I really exclusively use them. Like and honestly, there's Other cookbooks that have easy recipes, but like I'm not gonna go search through the whole thing for the easy recipes. I know 99% of the recipes in Dinner Done and Dinner Done 2 are gonna be something I can make.
speaker-0: Great.
speaker-1: It's just like really solved a problem for me personally. Like it's just I it's so reliable and it's such like a I I really rely on it and I'm so happy they came up with it. And like to all the haters who'd be like, Why do you need a cookbook that has such simple recipes that you could think of on your own? Yeah, you probably don't make dinner every single night for your family for your whole life and every single shabbit's like
speaker-0: And I also can't think of that on my own. Like I don't know how to do that.
speaker-1: Also, like thank you for giving me seven different options for breaded chicken, you know? Like
speaker-0: looking at that one on Friday and I I liked the last page. It was like dessert and it said this one's like no mixing. This one's one bowl. This is no bowl. This is just a tin. Like so you know exactly like, is your problem that you don't want to have dishes right now? Is it that you don't have time? Is it that you have zero ingredients and you only have chocolate chips? Like what like what do you need here?
speaker-1: For sure. Like I really, I really feel strongly about it. We made my me and my kids made the very vanilla birthday bars. They were delicious. They have like crushed up vanilla cookies and sprinkles. Like it's a lot of fun. And vanilla chocolate chips.
speaker-0: This isn't sponsored, but it should be. Like I don't have the second one just saying it's between carpal.
speaker-1: It's like not even an option. It's like a need basis in my home. Like I need them in my life. I don't I don't I can't function without them. I made the hot honey cali cauliflower, which was delicious. I made I made steak over sushi rice, which was really yummy. I made a bun like literally everything. I made the cornwheels, the whole my entire
speaker-0: Do you know what I think we should start? I wanna have a cookbook of like my friends, everyone's like easy go to thing. That's you know.
speaker-1: A good idea. But you know, it has to be from people I really trust. Because, like, yeah, Lib, I'm calling you out. Like, she made me this turkey meat soup. Like, I don't even know what it was for a meal train when I had the baby like six years ago. And I've dreamt about it every day since. And she's made it for me again since when I had the baby again. It was so special because I've been waiting.
speaker-0: It's
speaker-1: The only reason why. And like she's I remember her sending me the recipe like six years ago. And like we just met. Like I just moved in. Like we weren't like such good friends at the time. And I was just like, I was like, my God, send me the recipe. We ate it, like it was delicious, whatever. Like 17 steps, a thousand bowls. Like she was a onions before. And like I love her. But like this is her thing. Like she she thrives on like potkis. So I'm like, so we're never eating that again unless Libba's generous enough to make us more. But like she can't contribute to the to the cookbook, no offense.
speaker-0: Yeah, no, she can like edit it or something, but we don't want her easy recipe. But that's what I want.
speaker-1: She said she's like it's so easy. I'm like, okay.
speaker-0: It's so easy. Here's the sauce. Here's the ten steps of everything you need to do. Hold on one second.
speaker-1: I love you, Libba. I know you're gonna hear this, and you know I love you with all my heart. Dhamma dinner done, girl.
speaker-0: She's you're just a better person than us, that's all.
speaker-1: a thousand percent. No, but like it's so nice to enjoy. Also, by the way, I was FaceTiming with Brecha. I happen to have been able to cook during the day in my kitchen. And like Brah's like, I think if I had like a nice kitchen, I would enjoy cooking. And I was like, You think that? Like you think I also thought that. And it's not true. It's because it's during the day, it's because we're FaceTiming. It's because I'm
speaker-0: It's really true.
speaker-1: and and I it was an enjoyable environment. My kids weren't home, but when my kids are home and I have to cook and it's nighttime and it's stressful. It's still cooking. Yes, the the room makes it nice, but it's still it's still what it is. It's
speaker-0: Yeah, because on Friday when I was on my way to work, that I that was the day I really, really was not in the mood to cook. And I was just watching Jackie like peacefully in her gorgeous kitchen. And I was like, maybe that's why. Like maybe if I had a gorgeous kitchen, then like this would be like fun to do. And then when you said that, I'm like, it's so true. Because even if I was just like relaxing in my old kitchen cooking on feast time with you, I enjoy that.
speaker-1: Like it's much easier. Maybe people who like have a passion for cooking, if they're in the beautiful kitchen, it like makes a huge difference. Tova was telling me over Shabbos, she's like, I think I would really enjoy it. And I was like, You would actually. She's a potky girl supreme.
speaker-0: Who who would it? It has to I'm like
speaker-1: You can come you can come anytime. Cook whatever you want.
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: But yeah, that's my that's my PSA on dinner done. Like forever indebted to between carp carpools and all the ladies who put their brains together and made my life so much easier. Broch, I've been having a problem with my morning coffee for work.
speaker-0: Why?
speaker-1: Because my commute to work is in the middle of the night, right? It's still dark. Okay. And like I What?
speaker-0: It's crazy. Yeah.
speaker-1: Yeah, I can't down my coffee in time for it to hit for my commute. Do you know what I'm saying? I drink my coffee on my way to work slash at work, but I need something to get me through my commute. I'm falling asleep in the car, it's bad. I'm not actually falling asleep in the car, but it's very hard to stay awake. I'm exhausted. So what how do I get enough caffeine in me before I leave to work? This is
speaker-0: That's question for the googies. I have no idea, but why aren't you drinking a coffee while you're getting ready? because you get ready there.
speaker-1: I like I can't. Like it's it's it's to the second. Like it's too early to wake up to do anything more than what I'm doing. Again, still not a morning person. I'm thinking like a shot of espresso or something is the only solution to the problem, but like maybe
speaker-0: Be like shaking to work.
speaker-1: Yeah, literally. I get very headaches and shakes when I have too much caffeine, but like I need to make it there and I'm like almost not
speaker-0: You need a caffeine suppository. You need an ex like the release the pills.
speaker-1: Literally slow but I need fast release. I need it.
speaker-0: Well take it take it four. Yeah.
speaker-1: Take it then I brought Can you imagine? Should I be doing that every day?
speaker-0: Like why are we saving those for Young Kippra? They're so great. That's
speaker-1: my god, I feel like that
speaker-0: the answer.
speaker-1: I would feel like that would kill me. Like I don't trust those pills.
speaker-0: I you need to try it. I know, I love that. The people that are like, no vaccines, no like shots, whatever. And it's like, let's take this pill, no idea what it is. Literally.
speaker-1: Not FDA approved, but like we need it, so
speaker-0: Yeah, experiment for one day.
speaker-1: My daughter picked my nail collar and it's sparkly pink.
speaker-0: I can't see it.
speaker-1: Well like it just looks pink, so it's fine. But when you look close it is sparkly pink.
speaker-0: My nails are on such a sad journey right now. Yeah.
speaker-1: Are they still dead?
speaker-0: I mean, I'm keeping them just short and doing nothing to them.
speaker-1: Do they hurt?
speaker-0: They don't hurt and they're not like weak. They're not peeling off. But I know I'm just waiting a little longer. And I'm also just not down to get my expensive manicures right now. So and I'm lazy. I hate getting a manicure. But they're like sad nails to look at.
speaker-1: Why don't you put on your invisible coat?
speaker-0: I know. But that means I have to actually do something. I wish I was good at just like doing my nails. Why can't I just do my own polka dots? It's probably
speaker-1: Easy. I know. Do you hear all that bang gang by the way? Okay, good. I'm pretty sure Daniel's building something above my head, but if you guys can't hear it, then it's fine.
speaker-0: I also wanna say that we never post our episodes and we were thinking now that we're like finally recording if we should just post this one. And I feel weird about it. I'm just putting it out there. No, like usually we record and it doesn't matter. Now I'm sitting here like people are gonna watch this, but I'm like trying not to think about it, you know?
speaker-1: Yeah. Well if they're watching it and they can hear all the
speaker-0: Probably not gonna happen. So I should just like act
speaker-1: Yeah.
speaker-0: as if it's gonna yeah, just like we're not gonna post it. Let's be real. So I could just be normal.
speaker-1: There you go.
speaker-0: We had an update. One wiggy wrote about the Tone Clay Shabbos rant, which I was really surprised about because like that was my most passionate rant ever. So brought us up.
speaker-1: Take it out, should we take it out? Should we take it out?
speaker-0: No, I'm glad we didn't take it out. But it's funny because I told Zavin like I went on a like a really passionate rant about Tom Khai Shabbos. And he's like, what about Tong Khai Shabbos? Like what could you have pot like what are you talking about? Like what could you have possibly went on a passionate rant about? And then when I told him how what it was about, how like people drop it off and it's not like a private thing, we both just started laughing. Cause it's actually the best. Like, what do you mean we do that? Like he was like, I never thought about it. Like that's the craziest thing. I'm like, thank you. That is what their aunt is. But someone responded, I forgot where she lives and I can't look at my phone right now. Do you remember? Anyways, she says in her community they do a gift card to the supermarket. And I'm like, that is great.
speaker-1: Amazing. Also like they can be sent digitally probably also. You don't have to drop it off at their house.
speaker-0: Right. Or it could like be in the if it's in the small community on like one kosher supermarket, maybe it's like in their system. I don't know. Like there's so many there's so many things that we can do. Whatever. Don't need to get it to the rent again. But I was happy to hear that there's at least one neighborhood that's doing it.
speaker-1: Yeah, that I love that idea and I think the rant was necessary and I'm proud of you.
speaker-0: Thank you so much. Wait, and then another thing I wanted to tell you guys that I keep thinking about is Mandy posted something on her private WhatsApp status and it was a video of her sukkah and she wrote that last year she put her sukkah up in her new apartment in Israel and she felt so lucky. Like she was like, I am the luckiest person. I have my own sukkah in Artisrael. This is amazing. It's ours, you know. In my apartment, this is so nice. And she was feeling so grateful and excited about it. And then she wrote, This year, I walked into the same sukkah and like she's taking a video of it. And she said, My first thought was, It's so small. This is the smallest suka. How are we fitting everyone? It's annoying that it's so small. And then she quickly clocked herself and she's like, Whoa. Last year, literally one year before, I was so excited. And now look, I'm like feeling I don't appreciate it. And she had a moment of like stop, like don't take things for granted and appreciate it. And I think that we can that happens to us all the time in life, you know? So I really like that reminder.
speaker-1: She's so special and it's a important thing to remember because also you can always think it's not enough, it's not enough, it's not enough. But the moment you realize what I have is what I what Hashem wants me to have at this moment makes life a lot easier.
speaker-0: It's great.
speaker-1: Mm-hmm. I didn't tell you. I don't even know if you knew, but I'd like to welcome to the Simon family our new fish.
speaker-0: I saw you posted that. I
speaker-1: You didn't even say anything.
speaker-0: I must have been busy. Did you go back to Muttz and Butts?
speaker-1: I did not go back to Mats and Bots. And you'll tell you what happened. In my son's school,
speaker-0: no.
speaker-1: every year, his grade, the science teacher, sends home fish. And it's a known thing. They send home fish with this grade boys every year, but the parents are never informed beforehand. So your son comes home with the fish and you have no food, no bowl, you know, like so someone in the
speaker-0: Really setting that grown up for success.
speaker-1: Exactly. In the clash, usually they don't even survive the bus ride home, right? It's legit.
speaker-0: They're all just like holding their fish.
speaker-1: So someone wrote in the clash chat, Does anyone have fish food? I was like, no, it's fish day. Mind you, this is like a week after Brunson died. Like, we just finished. We don't I was not mentally prepared for fish day again, you know? I was just
speaker-0: Actually you were very prepared for fish day. You were the most prepared of everyone.
speaker-1: Physically? Yes. Mentally.
speaker-0: But imagine your mental state if you didn't have all of that stuff. Okay.
speaker-1: That's true. So my son came home with it. I put it in the bowl. And it was actually really funny. He was trying to figure out what he wants to name it, and he was by Jenna, and he's like, I was thinking fasty, because he's so fast. Jenna's like, What about speedy? He's like, Yeah, Speedy's Speedy's better.
speaker-0: That's so funny.
speaker-1: So he was speedy and I noticed like he would hang out at the bottom of the tank only and I was like, hmm, that's what the other fish did right before it died.
speaker-0: no.
speaker-1: So Bartha and MS just made he lasted a full two days.
speaker-0: Okay.
speaker-1: I made a rule with my kids, I'm like, I will not be feeding this fish. He is your responsibility. So
speaker-0: So he died.
speaker-1: there's go speedy.
speaker-0: Jackie's gonna come on next week. So I have another fish.
speaker-1: I want you to know that my son came home and told me that the science teacher was like, We're giving you each two fish. One, you have to change the environment. So d like
speaker-0: What does that mean? Like you put it in a different room? You put in another little different color.
speaker-1: I was talking about this at the shop table and someone's like, You put it in soda? What do you do like But the the boys, the elementary school boys, took it out of the water and killed it.
speaker-0: Maybe you're supposed to bring it to a really toxic friend. I mean, like I'm putting you in toxic environment now. You know?
speaker-1: It's just like you can't put fish in a different environment. They only survive in water. Like, what are you talking about? So apparently they killed a bunch of fish and then they brought the other one home.
speaker-0: This sounds like the kind of experiment doing
speaker-1: Should be
speaker-0: in the class, you know.
speaker-1: They did. No, they did it in the class.
speaker-0: Okay. No, they brought them home.
speaker-1: They did they got two. One was killed in class 'cause they had to change their environment. And t I guess they learned a valuable lesson. If a fish is out of w out of their environment, they die. But I don't think Pito would be very happy about this.
speaker-0: Yeah. And I feel like we can connect this to Torah. Like the Rebbe comes in after and says, Are you in without Torah? That's it. They're like all like, you know, dipping into the fish example.
speaker-1: Yeah, I didn't love that part of it, to be honest.
speaker-0: Yeah, I don't know what it for me it wouldn't last two days. Like that's
speaker-1: Upset I was upset when it was alive after he came home on the bus. I was like
speaker-0: Do you know what I did, Jackie? my kids came home with like I'm sure every Jewish kid, like tons of candy and simple stora, and there was a bag of cotton candy. And I'm like, Do you guys want to see something so cool? I'm gonna show you guys an experiment. What do you think happens if I put the cotton candy underwater and I did it and I'm like it just melts. Isn't that so cool? One son was like looking like, where did it go? Like a little upset, but then my older son, who has a candy problem, was way too chill. And I didn't say anything. But then that night he he was going through his bags of candy and he wouldn't show me he had seven bags of cotton candy. Like that's why he was like, Okay, I see. Yeah,
speaker-1: He was Mavata because he
speaker-0: he was able to like not have a fit after I thought it would be like cool, guys. You see that? Like like it just kinda goes so fast, you know?
speaker-1: Yeah, like it's just gone. I'm a magician.
speaker-0: Yeah, I'm like, isn't that s I was hyping it up, like, isn't that so cool? Like, did you think that was gonna happen?
speaker-1: They're like cool mom. Anyway, let me get back to my seven bags of
speaker-0: Exactly. Enjoy that one. That one was yours. Like a snap like a snap. Yeah.
speaker-1: Do you know what a snag is? No.
speaker-0: Like Daniel.
speaker-1: You know.
speaker-0: yeah, I know. That's Daniel.
speaker-1: Wow. I did not know what it was. All my friends are at the table. They're like, you don't know what it is. I was like, You're saying random letters put together. I can't understand what it is. They're like, snag, snag.
speaker-0: It's not literally your husband.
speaker-1: And then they explained it's a misnagade. I like, I know what a misnagate is. Yes, yes, yes. They're like, there's Hasidish and there's Misnag. I was like, No, I know. I'm not that unaware. I just didn't know the terminology.
speaker-0: I didn't think you were saying a Jewish thing when you asked me if I know what a snag
speaker-1: Me neither. By the way, when they told me that I was like like snack
speaker-0: The snap.
speaker-1: a snack Yeah, I was like, What is that? So I got an education. But also my daughter, I don't know what happened, but we ended up with a whole sheet of candy buttons. And I was like, Yummy paper snack.
speaker-0: Yeah. Literally.
speaker-1: We're about to eat fifty percent paper and
speaker-0: And the candy is just like a dried sugar.
speaker-1: So Candy would just rot your teeth away.
speaker-0: Yeah, it's literally eating paper.
speaker-1: It's a hundred percent. And you know those I don't know, did you have market
speaker-0: on that is genius. Can you imagine the markup that they're making on that cansy? It's a piece of paper and they just have to plop little pieces of just like a plop of sugar, like a dot dot. That's the whole thing. Dot dot dot in different colors. This one's pink, red.
speaker-1: Don't even have to make adhesive that sticks on and walk.
speaker-0: They're like you're it's fine. They'll eat the paper. Like this is the low effort Like that markup is crazy.
speaker-1: Did you have boys in your elementary school who ate paper? I don't remember. Yeah, there were just like boys who did things like that. Probably
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: their favorite candy. They
speaker-0: For sure.
speaker-1: thought it was cool to roll up paper and eat it. Chew
speaker-0: No, but like I even remember eating that. Like you'd be hanging like I would try to take it off, but like no
speaker-1: Yeah, but no, I'm talking about loose leaf paper. I'm not talking about loose button paper.
speaker-0: That's disgusting. Yeah. How do they eat it?
speaker-1: Boys will be boys. Literally like
speaker-0: Better not be eating paper.
speaker-1: He probably had some sensory issues that they needed to paper, right?
speaker-0: For sure. But like back then we didn't say those words.
speaker-1: Like just like the boy who ate paper. Like
speaker-0: Yeah, no one was like he needs every therapy, take him out of class.
speaker-1: It just like, yeah, that boy like has double he's double jointed and he also can he he eats paper, like something fun.
speaker-0: Okay, I have another thing I need to tell the wiggies. The Park 260 sample sale. Is anyone holding about this? No one can answer me. Like, guys, tell me. Like, I'm like getting into everyone's excitement. Like, my gosh, yeah. Okay. Basically, Park, I really like that brand. They have like mock neck sweatshirts. I'm very into a mock neck. And they
speaker-1: ever heard of park? After bar? Now they have park.
speaker-0: Yeah. You guys will see it in like a year. Just kidding. So they had a 260 sample sale and everyone on TikTok was like going crazy about it. But they also saw that there was like very limited. So I I knew going in that there was no way I was gonna get anything. And then they had early access if you were a member. So I literally became a member that week. And it said early access is Wednesday at 11. I don't remember the exact day making that up. So, anyways. Wednesday morning, I went on and I I I was like, let me just like look through it all and to see what I like. So I'm prepared. Like I know there's no chance I'm gonna get anything. It's so limited and people are crazy. But let me just see if I can add it to my cart or see what's there. So I added to my cart and then it showed that I was like able to check out, but I just left the screen open like that. And I'm like, okay, either once it's eleven o'clock, the cart will clear. Or I'll be able to like quickly press submit. So I just had it sitting there. I don't know why I didn't think to just like try and be like, let me just try to do it. But then I went back to the page with all the things and I saw some of them that I wanted, it wasn't there anymore. And some were saying sold out. I'm like, how can it be sold out if it didn't start yet? So then I was like, let me just try. And one in my cart was sold out. I pressed submit. And it let me buy it. I'm like, my gosh, this is crazy. I bought three and like it was insane. I'm like telling Jackie and Tirza, like, it's working, guys. Tirza got some too. Jackie was just like, I'll take whatever you guys don't want. But then it was like crazy. Like everyone on TikTok being like, it's fair. Like, I went on, everything is sold out. Some people had access to it and some people didn't. They're like, if you're like a member of 260 and like shopped there before and and what if they call it like a star, whatever, then you had access. And I'm like, it's literally not true because I just signed up for it that week. But that was crazy.
speaker-1: such a bruh story. Like, of course, of course, like I don't know. It just happened to have randomly worked, even though it wasn't supposed to work.
speaker-0: I mean, no, but it don't didn't only work for me. Like anyone who was on at eight thirty. So by the time it was eleven o'clock, it was completely sold out. So people are so upset. But that was my exciting Wednesday morning.
speaker-1: I'm excited to see like what they like how they look.
speaker-0: Yeah. I don't even remember what I got, honestly.
speaker-1: That's like peak graph. That's your dopamine rush is like
speaker-0: Also I knew that whatever doesn't work, I could just sell. Like I'm not gonna be stuck with anything, so it's fine. But I didn't get carried away. I stopped at three. I could have seeing that it was still available and like whatever. So yeah.
speaker-1: Enjoy.
speaker-0: I mean
speaker-1: I have to talk about the insane lawn sign that I saw.
speaker-0: No, you really did.
speaker-1: driving and I was stopped and I look at this house and I see this lawn sign. It says like Congrats, baby boy Okay.
speaker-0: Okay. Wait, was this in your community before you continue? No. okay.
speaker-1: It was on the way. A few weeks.
speaker-0: Yeah. I'm happy
speaker-1: But
speaker-0: to know that it wasn't.
speaker-1: Yeah, I was like this is insane. I was looking at it and it like I think lawn signs are insane. Even when it says like graduate and it shows a picture of this kid and
speaker-0: The school
speaker-1: the school and the year they graduated. Like I just think it's so much information that you're giving
speaker-0: Their name.
speaker-1: knows who's driving by, you know? and basically this lawn sign looks like a stork and it's a I don't know, I think the kid's name like Luca. And it's like Luca, born Luca.
speaker-0: Welcome Luke.
speaker-1: Welcome Luca, born September 30th, 2026, 7 p.m. on Saturday. 7 pounds, 11 ounces, 20 inches. Like, my gosh, you are giving me way too much information.
speaker-0: There was another one that said big sister.
speaker-1: Big congratulations, big sister. I'm like, What's her name? How old is she?
speaker-0: Yeah, I said Jaggy. I'm surprised they don't give us her current weight and age. So now we know Luca, he has a sister. He's this is the day he was born. This is where Luca lives.
speaker-1: Put it down! I want to like take it. This is so scary. And it's a busy road. If you
speaker-0: That is what their front lawn has. I need to know what this mother's Facebook activity is. What is her social media? I'm scared. Like if that's what
speaker-1: Today we
speaker-0: are the pictures that she's posting?
speaker-1: This is bath time.
speaker-0: Like no, no, we I already know it's bad. Like Luca's sister. Everybody knows what Luca's sister looks like, you know?
speaker-1: I'm shocked they didn't have a picture, you know?
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: It was wild, but it's a really busy street. It's like the first house after so a bunch of businesses.
speaker-0: Also it was a very significant it was very large.
speaker-1: Who
speaker-0: Tons of stars and babies and not only the name, like they had all the sticks, you know?
speaker-1: I would just like to show them one episode of Law and Order and I hope they would take it down.
speaker-0: That is just something that should have started in COVID and ended in COVID. You didn't need to continue that.
speaker-1: It's crazy. Like also
speaker-0: Also I I don't know. I don't know.
speaker-1: I know I'm extreme in my in my thinking on this. I'm more worried about that than the average person. But like that really, I was like shook. I was like, I can't believe how much information they're giving away to strangers.
speaker-0: they definitely also have like a baby on board bumper.
speaker-1: And all the little people like on the you know, the figures on the back of the car, how family that probably has their names on all God.
speaker-0: Yeah. Or like what if Luca like had a crazy story in the community and like no but still nothing
speaker-1: Then keep it in the community. Like I'm not part of your community and I know all about Luca. Crazy.
speaker-0: Right. Yeah. Okay. I want to talk about my shadesel. I'm wearing my new shadesel. As you guys know, it's a Shira custom and look. Now, if we do a video, I could show it. I personally think, like when I was there, everyone's like, Rapha, like we like it long on you, like long is so fun, like half short and long. But I I don't think I'm a long girl. Like I'm going back there and I think, like everyone was saying, once you cut it, like sit with it and wait and see. So it is really pretty, but I don't think I'm like a long hair girly anymore. So I think I'm gonna cut mine. Curious to know what you guys think, but it is such a comfortable, beautiful wig. We got the flips, and Shira is located in Muncie. She has her custom line and she has her signature line, which is more affordable. And that is what Jackie and I have. So definitely make an appointment with her because that is her like specialty, like really giving you like the one-on-one time. And I know that she has a really big Kranika sale every year. and this year I think she posted about a pretty Kranika sale, but still you should go there, check it out, and yeah.
speaker-1: Her pieces are great. Actually, someone on JavaScript was like, Should I go to Sheer Custom? And I was like, Mm-hmm. I was like, Her sales coming up, you gotta go. I'm also wearing my Sheer Custom. I love it. I wear it every single day. It's super comfortable. And should I
speaker-0: Go shorter than your length.
speaker-1: I don't know, I really like my length. I'm happy with it. Tru maybe try Okay, so we'll see. We're excited to see what comes next for you. This episode is also sponsored by Zoe Rose Jewelry. You may have seen Brechla's custom bet necklace, and now Jackie has a custom Hebrew initial and birthstone necklace to represent all of her kids. My kids. These were both made by Zoe Rose Jewelry. Zoe specializes in creating meaningful, one of a kind pieces, whether you have an idea that you want to bring to life or need help coming up with the perfect design. For custom jewelry and diamonds to everyday pieces and luxury watches, Zoe offers a personal one-to-one experience to help you find or create exactly what you're looking for. Follow Zoe Rose Jewelry on Instagram or visit ZoeyroseJewerry.com to find something beautiful.
speaker-0: Beautiful. Think Sarry Rose and think Sheera.
speaker-1: Also, I wanna tell you, Bracha, I got a haircut, like a real haircut this week. And it like I usually get them I would say twice a year. And I like missed one. My hair was super long and I have super thick hair and even with like postpartum shedding, it's like not fitting under my wig. So I cut it like
speaker-0: Your gorgeous thick hair, you know.
speaker-1: Did I use it right, Terza?
speaker-0: yeah.
speaker-1: But so I went, I really treated myself. I like it got too long. It was a real problem. I treated myself. I did a wash. I didn't just do like a dry cut. Usually that's cheaper. I like did like I want my hair washed in the sink. I want to blow out afterwards and I want it like super short. Braha, I came out. I a clone of my mother. A clone. A clone. It was really scary. Like my I showed my kids, they're like Put it in a pony, mommy. Like it's freaking us out. Like it's so weird. I literally looked exactly like my mom.
speaker-0: No tell them who I said you looked exactly like.
speaker-1: It was a mix of Edna Mode and Quad.
speaker-0: It was advanced. Yeah. Like the glasses and Jackie's like sitting there with her short hair.
speaker-1: I I'm obsessed with it though. Like I think I'm adorable. I l I forget that I have like really nice hair and like
speaker-0: But that's why like the short wig. I know. Like I don't think it's crazy if I do two short ones.
speaker-1: I don't think so either, by the way, but I'm thinking like one day when I'm like really feeling confident enough to cut one of my l like old old wigs, like micro bob, like what I have right now. Like super straight slick bob.
speaker-0: But you'll never wear that because you have your whole work shadow thing. I know. You should do that.
speaker-1: I just like why not? You know? I
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: think it's so cute. Also, my hair is the blackest black of ever, black in the world. It's never been colored. It's never been anything. And like I forget how dark my hair is. Like it's so black.
speaker-0: Mine also
speaker-1: Like and
speaker-0: people wouldn't know that because I wear lighter wigs, but this is not my natural color. When I wear my natural color hair in a shadel, it looks terrible on same. Yeah. But I have very dark hair too.
speaker-1: Yeah, like it's a shame because I do like it and it matches my eyebrows much better. But it's just not an option. Maybe if I do micro, it could be an option.
speaker-0: But even your shades darker than mine. Like she always puts more highlights in mine. Really?
speaker-1: Really? I feel like mine looks lighter.
speaker-0: I mean, I can't really see you so well right now. Am I blurry for you, by the way?
speaker-1: Yeah, but I'm really clear for myself.
speaker-0: Same.
speaker-1: So I think it'll be fine. Anyway, get yourself a haircut if that's what self care is for you, because it totally is for me. Like getting my hair washed in that sink. And I even asked the like
speaker-0: No, but Jackie, I hear what you're saying and I know why you enjoyed it, but you should have done a plain haircut and then go to the head spa because it's the whole thing is that.
speaker-1: But I just got w a head spa.
speaker-0: I'm saying instead of instead of that, going
speaker-1: I under
speaker-0: to the head spa is like I was thinking about now, like so I've took my kids out so I can record. Like, what if I was like, yeah, it was a five hour episode this week and like I sneak to the head spa. But I want to go with you because I keep saying that.
speaker-1: I really wanna go. That would be ideal. But I even like told the the woman cutting my hair, I'm like, Do you mind if I just like plug in my headphones and like totally disassociate? Because like I'm just like having a day and she's like, Of course. I'm like I'm so happy I did that so I didn't feel like it
speaker-0: Because I have to talk all day and I need breathe.
speaker-1: I was like, I'm I'm also happy I did that 'cause just like a heads up, like I don't wanna talk. And if you wanna talk to me, just like let me know. But like I really need time in quiet. And like I'm really happy I did that.
speaker-0: I'm so happy for you too because you also had like a heavy week. Yeah.
speaker-1: Yeah.
speaker-0: So it's good that you know what your self-care is. Not everyone knows that and can figure out like what do I need right now that will make me just feel better.
speaker-1: Mm. And everyone's like a haircut. That's where you're I like, No, guys, just trust me. Like I know myself. Right. Like I don't
speaker-0: Other people's self care is like what we hate. Like I went to anatomic care and I'm like that's horrible.
speaker-1: Yeah, no, that would ruin my day. I'd be anxious for five hours. Yeah.
speaker-0: Okay, I have been really triggered lately seeing everyone posting about like the Cornell sexual abuse, which obviously is horrible. It goes away. Yeah. Horrifying. It's so terrible, but disgusting. It's so hard to watch everybody talking about it when literally there was October seventh, which is that times a bajillion. Like no one said anything. But all of a sudden now you can talk about women's rights and abuse. Like you can't even compare, like, I can't even get into it. There are no words that I have to express, like the frustration and so unfair. Like, I'm not taking great talk about that. Of course. Like it's it's terrible. But like, how are the same people that are like going on and talking about it? Like you didn't say anything after October seventh. Like, I I can't take you seriously. Like, I don't want to hear from you.
speaker-1: I disagree.
speaker-0: Yeah, tell me.
speaker-1: Because I j because I'm a lot in not in the from world, like I work in the secular world. There's no personal connection to someone to Israel and what's happening in the Middle East unless you yourself have a connection to that area. For example, like some of the people I work with, like, they're from different like from out of the country. They're immigrants. And like when so when there was like a hurricane in Puerto Rico, like there was like so much like we weren't talking about that as much because that's not what we
speaker-0: True. I literally went my whole job was to send Jewish kids to volunteer to help.
speaker-1: Bracha, there was one this year. Like huge devastation there, right? What I'm saying is that I think what people like I whatever, I I have my own opinions about this whole thing, but like what you, your community and yourself is close to, that's what's gonna trigger you, right? Most people, if they don't have a connection to the Middle East, like it's something that they don't know about and they're not really educated on. So it's not really something that they That they're gonna get involved with, just like you wouldn't get involved with something in Indonesia because like it's not really on your plate. And you might know about it, but you might you're not gonna feel as passionate about it as you would for your own people in your own country. So obviously, Americans are gonna feel very passionate about this thing that happened at Cornell because it's so relatable and it's in their zeitgeist. A lot of them, like someone in Alabama, has no connection to Israel, or do you know what I'm saying? Like,
speaker-0: Right. I don't agree. I don't agree because it's not saying like something that just happened. It's not like a political, like Middle Eastern, like they didn't put their like oil. Like this is like you could make it relatable. Like I love music. I go to music festivals. Like there was a music festival. I'm a woman. Like it's not something that's like you don't have to be like these are my people. Like it's such a
speaker-1: just don't think there's like neck there's there's like intent behind it like we don't care about you I just think there's like just really like a lack of connection and understanding and I I think if people like did feel connected and understood a little more yeah
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: I'm talking about your average American I'm not let's say right
speaker-0: But like Michelle Obama left like I don't know if she's but like
speaker-1: that I'm
speaker-0: people Whatever it's I maybe hear what you're saying a little bit, but I still don't want to hear if you're you and women like you that you should that that should be relatable to you, even though it didn't happen in your country. I can say that why should it be related to someone in Alabama? You didn't go to Cornell.
speaker-1: Well college experience the American college experience is a very relatable thing for most
speaker-0: And so is music, festivals, parties.
speaker-1: agree, but like I would say mm a lot of people don't even know. Like I would
speaker-0: Well, that's crazy. Yeah. And it's not like it's like a third world country or like
speaker-1: just like we're not like I mean, unless you're Michelle Nadboy, you're not wearing saved Dar Four shirts like in Africa because like it's not
speaker-0: But it's not the same thing to me.
speaker-1: Of course, because you're not connected to it.
speaker-0: No, but I'm saying even if I wasn't connected, like I'm trying I don't know if that's like I'm trying to think of another place that it could have been London. I don't know, a bunch of if that happened anywhere else, not like this random
speaker-1: I don't know if you would know about it.
speaker-0: Think to that degree. I I mean, I don't know.
speaker-1: I'm not saying it's not bad. It is bad, like a hundred percent. I
speaker-0: I hear you.
speaker-1: don't think it's I don't think it's I don't think there's ill will. I don't think there's like I I feel like
speaker-0: For some people there is, but it's just like you think that's bad. It is bad. But like that's you should I wish you knew about this because you wanna hear really crazy, you know?
speaker-1: Right. Yeah. I know I know what you're saying. I understand. And there's way more outrage for things that like feel smaller here than what we've witnessed and been through as Jewish people who
speaker-0: It's also like not something like that happened, you know, the Holocaust.
speaker-1: Ago. Yeah.
speaker-0: Like yeah, it just happened and it's I think you could find common ground like, whoa, that's I love that kind of music or I I don't know. Yeah.
speaker-1: I understand. I understand your frustration. I think I just see things a little differently. I think people like freak out about anti-Semitism. And I I agree that like it's definitely more rampant than it was. But I think like just like be in
speaker-0: Yang is
speaker-1: like I think a lot of people who are in like a from bubble don't experience what it's actually like
speaker-0: In
speaker-1: the real world. And like most people like don't have either like it's not like a topic of conversation that's happening unless you have like some affiliation politically or emotionally or whatever. Do you know what I'm saying? Like I it's it's I don't know. That's just my that's my experience. I'm not saying like it's right or wrong. That's just like what I've been feeling. Like not as I try not to get like too worked up about things that happened because like that's not my experience personally.
speaker-0: Okay, but if someone's passion is women's rights and essay and all of that, then they should be in the note because that's their passion. Agree. And if they're passionate enough to post about this and make that something that they want to raise awareness about, then like there's no reason that they shouldn't know from that, even if they're not Jewish or no people because that's your passion. And like this is the craziest thing that probably ever happened to a woman. And yeah.
speaker-1: Shawny Luke, I always think.
speaker-0: Yeah. And the other, I don't know how many that are just like Shawnee that we don't know their name. You know? Yeah. A hundred percent. I understand. But on the topic of anti-Semitism, it's so crazy. I thought there would be like more media coverage about this, but the head of school at Manhattan Day School was going to an early childhood conference. I could really be messing up the details of this in Italy. Where like Montessori was like started, I think. And I think it's like a cohort of early childhood. So she was it was a conference. Yeah, and she was about to go. And they sent out I think they like looked into the schools that were going and noticed that they were Jewish and sent out a forum that everyone had assigned that they're anti Zionist in order to come to the town.
speaker-1: That's insane.
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: So they can't go.
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: Are you day?
speaker-0: Wanna see yeah. So anti Semitism is alive and well. Even if it's not
speaker-1: Yeah, I agree. I'm not saying it's not happening. I'm just saying. Yeah, I agree. But that's awful and terrible and there should be more coverage of something like that. That's insane. I'm shifting.
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: I my very weird algorithm.
speaker-0: And
speaker-1: I'm now little tyke's cars makeovers.
speaker-0: my gosh. It's like hit my car. Literally.
speaker-1: Like you know those like red and yellow, little takes. Yeah, of course. But like they
speaker-0: People do interest.
speaker-1: like you can't imagine. Like one made it into like lightning McQueen, like painted it all like and like made details lightning McQueen. One's like a police cart. Like everyone does like really niche things. I think that's it's so cute. I'm having such a good time. Like I didn't even think like a little text car could be anything other than a little text car. Like it's The red and yellow car, but like people are so creative.
speaker-0: What would you make yours into? I
speaker-1: I am passionate about Lightly McQueen. He has one of my favorite lines, McQueen's fading.
speaker-0: That's true. We use that line all the time.
speaker-1: But maybe I would make my car Goldie. Goldie, for those of you who don't know about Goldie, was my Honda CRV. That was like a 2005 Honda CRV that I had till like 2018. And it had like it was a super old car, but it was like trusted and just I loved her so much. So maybe I would like remake her.
speaker-0: Okay. What would you do? What would I do?
speaker-1: Like you could make it into a mail truck, a police car, fire you know, like you could do anything. Some people did like I forgot. There was one I saw recently and it was like really cool. I was like very into it.
speaker-0: I'm surprised Jackie's isn't gonna be like women's only Uber.
speaker-1: No the worst kind of c
speaker-0: Get Mahadron. Do they still have that? What did we say about that again the last time I was in Israel?
speaker-1: Yeah, I don't know. I'm not familiar with
speaker-0: question for you by the way. Yeah. So it's my son's up sharing soon and we're like thinking what we should do. Mm-hmm. I think we might not cut his hair right away and wait till we go to Israel so we can like be with family, maybe go to Myron if we can.
speaker-1: That's a long time.
speaker-0: It's not that long.
speaker-1: Like four months later.
speaker-0: Yeah. Four months later. And then I have four months still of his hair that I love. I'm very emotional.
speaker-1: I understand. I understand. I don't do up sharing, so like I don't personally understand the like emotional toll it takes, but I could imagine
speaker-0: No, I'm very it's like, my gosh, you're n not a baby. Like we're cutting your hair, like it's
speaker-1: And they they change their whole personality, everything changes when you cut their hair.
speaker-0: I'm trying to I know everyone says that. Like did I think that with my other son? Do you remember? Did I see
speaker-1: Every every kid I've ever seen, like before and after, like they're a whole new child. Like it's not even the same.
speaker-0: Right, I guess. I mean, right away, like they look so different.
speaker-1: Yeah. I don't support that because like I just like I wanna s I wanna see it here. Like I wanna be part of it in a personal way. But if that's what you decide, it's just delaying the inevitable to be honest. It's just 'cause you don't wanna cut it.
speaker-0: No, I don't think so. Just 'cause like I also don't wanna make a party. I don't wanna do like a whole thing.
speaker-1: So yeah, if it gets you out of a party, you know I'm game.
speaker-0: Like I'd much rather like do like us and Marone than like make a whole party that feels I don't know. I'd rather do that. But that's what I'm thinking.
speaker-1: Okay, here's a question. Like when I was bought mitzvah, it was a thing to like learn with my mom, my
speaker-0: For me.
speaker-1: dad, and like do like incorporate that into my speech. Like for like a year before, like I was like learning something. Is that a modern orthodox thing? Or is that like something that like 'cause like mine about like a place in Israel, like I don't think it was actually Torah based. Like I don't
speaker-0: Why does that have to be something that's modern? Why can't like if any black Mist for girl is gonna be making a speech, like why can't they share to her that they learned that
speaker-1: Of course, like maybe I'm trying to think of like what what I could learn with my daughter, meaning like I have time, but like I'm just thinking about it. Like what do people do to make a botmasvah meaningful in this world? That's not just like a party.
speaker-0: about Miriam. I don't know why that was what I do with
speaker-1: With the rabbi or like with
speaker-0: I did it with my uncle.
speaker-1: I also learned with the rabbi, like I had to go to the rabbi's office and like learn with him.
speaker-0: Okay, no, I didn't do that. I remember But that sounds nice because I think we're just like my mom always says, like, what's about me so it's a glorified birthday party. Like that's always her line. And I guess this is our way of being like, No, it's not. Like she's at the rabbi learning. Right. You know.
speaker-1: Yeah. I and I was very excited. Like it was a very special experience. Like I like, I get to learn with the rabbi. Like he's
speaker-0: I import it. Not even the Rebutzin. Like she's going straight to their abbey. Mm-hmm.
speaker-1: Mm. It was really special.
speaker-0: Curious, you're up to like bot mitzahs. Like, I really don't know anything about that particular, but you're always like ahead of me, so
speaker-1: I'll keep you posted. There's
speaker-0: I don't know.
speaker-1: a lot of there's a big learning curve. Apparently I was supposed to pick a date already and like I didn't, so pray for me.
speaker-0: Yeah, aren't you like supposed to do that when they're bored? Like my kids are actually gonna be in trouble.
speaker-1: Yeah. Yeah. For that. Like Especially the boys 'cause the bar mitzvahs like if you have another person with the same parsha it's like a whole like Yeah.
speaker-0: Like th I already know, like sorry guys. Good luck. Your upshram is four months later and so is your bar mitzvah, but yeah.
speaker-1: I over Shabbos, like I had to take out the pack and play because like someone needed it for their kids' naps. And I was remembering that to the first time. Basically, like my parents rented a house for like a week upstate somewhere, like at the end of the summer, and we went, but like we just had my oldest and like Daniel. Me and Daniel like showed up like with all of our stuff and like the pack and play was in a garbage bag and My brother in law's like, Why is your pack and play in a garbage bag? And we're like, We didn't know how to like travel with it. He's like, What do you mean? Like it folds up and like perfectly. I'm like, What? Like, what do you mean? I didn't know that the mat of the pack and play folds up around the edges. So like we put the mat in one garbage bag and then like folded up the actual thing in another garbage bag. We're like, How do people travel with this? This is so weird. Like And then
speaker-0: Like
speaker-1: can I show you guys what to do? And we're like, Yeah, like
speaker-0: Change your life for a minute.
speaker-1: like that should be on a list of things that like you need to practice before you become parents. Like
speaker-0: There needs to be a course. There needs to be a course. Like
speaker-1: Literally every like dumb thing you could do, like me and Daniel did. Like the bottles, like my kids were on like newborn size bottles for for till like they were one. Like I messed up everything.
speaker-0: No, by the way, I'm still like bad at that. Like I need a man's to like, now you're supposed to switch to like flip the car seat now to that
speaker-1: Yeah.
speaker-0: bottle now. Like it looks like that diaper you can switch, you know. Right. Did she start food yet?
speaker-1: Yeah, like why is the baby peeing through the diaper every night? Like it took me like two weeks to figure out like they need a bigger diaper size. Like
speaker-0: Yeah. And I'm also not that person that would just like be talking about these things all the time with their friends to like know like I like that's just not me. So I needed
speaker-1: Like how embarrassing
speaker-0: that guidance.
speaker-1: Like two garbage bags for a packing plate
speaker-0: I'm confused how it'd fit if it wasn't folded in a garbage bag.
speaker-1: Like the the actual pack and play was folded, right? Which like took us four hours to figure out how to fold. Like we could but then the mat that you wrap around it was in a separate bat garbage bag because I was like, I don't know where to put this. Like my
speaker-0: My gosh.
speaker-1: morons.
speaker-0: You're probably not the only one. You're like, I brought I made matzo balls for the weekend and can someone help me with my pack and play? They're like Jackie. Are you okay?
speaker-1: With me and Daniel, we always like make a physical whatever can go wrong will go wrong. Like when things go right, we're like, wow. Like, especially when we're traveling.
speaker-0: Surprise.
speaker-1: Yeah, that's just so awesome. Also, my son just started flag football and he came home. He's like, Mom, my team's called the World Wins. And I was like, the world wins. He's like, No, the world wins. I'm like,
speaker-0: Mm-hmm.
speaker-1: the world wins. He's like, no, mom, it's the world.
speaker-0: So annoying. It's called the World Winds. Get it? World wins. It's our team.
speaker-1: honestly it makes more sense. Go for it. Like the the world wins. World
speaker-0: The worst
speaker-1: wins. We're gonna win. Go world wins.
speaker-0: Yeah. The world wins. The world wins. I can't believe he played in the rain. My son started football. Today was supposed to be their first game and they canceled it, but he fell asleep holding his football. He was so excited.
speaker-1: That was so cute. Yeah, he played in the rain and then he immediately came home and took like a hot bath because he was frozen. But it's a cozy, rainy day. My favorite kind of weather. I don't have to go anywhere on a Sunday. my gosh, I hit the meal train today. I have to do a meal.
speaker-0: Okay, we're
speaker-1: What am I doing? Also, did you know that Victoria McKenzie Child is selling things on her own website?
speaker-0: I didn't explain that.
speaker-1: I came across these bowls, they're gorgeous. I'm like, I want
speaker-0: Yes. I know there's not much left, but they had like, I guess an estate cell of her all of her stuff.
speaker-1: But like she makes them and it's her own stuff, it's not mechanic.
speaker-0: When it's in New York, I'm like, we could have went, like it's like the OG McKenzie, like not like this junk that they put out now.
speaker-1: We are your number one source for
speaker-0: Perfect.
speaker-1: Victoria Mackenzie Child updates. Nobody is covering this. Like we'll
speaker-0: No, it wasn't expensive. Like I was thinking to her family, like, do you guys know who she is? Like why are you selling that for sixty-five dollars? Like this should be like what
speaker-1: What are you?
speaker-0: are you guys doing? What are you doing? I don't know.
speaker-1: Yeah. And it's gorgeous. It's such pretty stuff. Like I might like I feel like I might order something. I feel like it's like a very unique piece.
speaker-0: It it it's literally by the original artist. Like Yeah.
speaker-1: Yeah.
speaker-0: Like Mackenzie now, which they don't know what they're doing because they needed Victoria. But I saw that they were having like a whole sale. Yeah.
speaker-1: I also ordered that like
speaker-0: Her hanging from the tree. I can't believe she's gone.
speaker-1: Your number one source for Victoria McKenzie Child News. Such a good guy. I also ordered that Maris and Co. set for baby. Send it
speaker-0: No.
speaker-1: to me. I was very excited about it.
speaker-0: It is very cute.
speaker-1: So I'm excited to see it. Even though like she does not need one, but like I ha it was it was made for me. So
speaker-0: Yeah, it was made for me.
speaker-1: Yeah. Also, Rachel texted me and she said that the only place to get dining room chairs that are not ugly is anthropology. But they're a bazillion dollars. So I'm like, okay, maybe I'll gift myself two of them every year for the next five years and then eventually in five years I'll have this set of chairs. But I'm
speaker-0: Before you go on a road trip to where is it? Like Philadelphia.
speaker-1: Connecticut. no, is it in Philadelphia? No, in Pennsylvania.
speaker-0: No, retail one on one is in Connecticut, but then there's also like an anthro outlet that's like different. You should go to Retail One on One.
speaker-1: But I need to go with like Daniel's truck.
speaker-0: So go on one day. No. No, that could wait.
speaker-1: I have to clean up my closet. I can't wait, Bruca. I can't wait.
speaker-0: You can literally do that whenever. No. Okay, it's your turn.
speaker-1: I'll have to wait. I'm waiting till like we're really down. We have like five left. It's really bad.
speaker-0: really annoying if you drive all the way there, take your day off to go and like it's totally hit or miss. Like there's no Yeah.
speaker-1: Or I have to like scour the home goods around me and like find enough. You know what I'm saying? That's another option I can do. That's fun. But who has time for any of this? Yeah.
speaker-0: Okay, well I'm ready to wrap this up because I wanna take advantage of the rest of my morning right now. So while Jackie, there's a bird that just came to see me. This was so much fun.
speaker-1: We should do this again sometime.
speaker-0: Should I do that again? Sorry, I was so distracted. Well, Jackie, this was so much fun. Thank you all
speaker-1: We should do this again sometime.
speaker-0: for being here and for listening and for watching me being.
speaker-1: Please give us a five-star rating on Apple and Spotify.
speaker-0: Yeah, I didn't do that.
speaker-1: That's a wrap.
speaker-0: Quiggies, Ashre New.
speaker-1: With your girls Rafa and Jackie.
speaker-0: Thank you for being here today.
speaker-1: Thank you for being here today. We're back!
speaker-0: We are so back with a morning recording.
speaker-1: I feel like we see this every single week, but this week I really feel it. Yeah. We're back with video. We're back with regular schedule.
speaker-0: Yeah. We if you see any clips of us this week, just know that's a big deal and like please share love because we need it.
speaker-1: I was like with a bunch of women this week and like it was like a sheer and like the Rebuton was like, How is everyone's Yantif? And like we all looked at each other like It's over. Like we're just like, We made it. Not
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: to say that Yuntif's not beautiful. It is beautiful.
speaker-0: way so wasn't down to Cook Chavez this week.
speaker-1: Yeah, what'd you end up doing?
speaker-0: We did it, Joe. But yeah, not even gonna get into it, but I think
speaker-1: Just wanna say like it's taken a lot of self work on my end to realize that like when you're like sending to like six different chats, guys, I don't know what to make for lunch for for Chavez. I can't do this. This is so annoying for me not to be like, Here's your menu, this is what you're gonna do 'cause I'm like, I'm stressed about this. So I'm like I don't
speaker-0: The problem wasn't a menu. The problem was that I literally was not in the mood to make Chavez. We weren't having hungry this week. It would and I thought, okay, maybe what I need is to make an exciting recipe, like something I never made before. And I'll like quickly go out and I'll get whatever I need. And that will like give me, you know, excitement and inspiration to make something. So I was pulling out cookbooks. I just happened to not be a cookbook girl, but I'm like, now's. This is a great time. Like I always see things that I'm like, I should make that one day. And I never know when that day will be. Also because I don't want to try a new recipe when I'm having company. That's scary to me. So I'm like, this will be the perfect thing. But like I it wasn't working. That like it didn't work.
speaker-1: That's such an ADHD thing. Like, I need inspiration to get this mundane task done. Like, no. I'm
speaker-0: It was actually crazy.
speaker-1: so happy that you brought up cookbooks because I hosted this weekend for the first time, like literally over Yantif. My kids were like to me, we don't have company anymore, right, Mom? And I'm like, no, we do. Like, I've been off my game, guys. So they like kind of put me in my place without realizing it. And I was like, I'm gonna host. And everyone's like, who hosts the shops after Yantif? I was like, I'm just gonna do it. I have to do it eventually. And there's so many people I wanna have. So I'm just like, let me just do it. So I can't express enough how much dinner done cookbooks mean to me. The mental load of thinking about what to make, even if it's like Put egg on chicken and breadcrumbs, for them to take it off of my plate with this very simple, easy to do in a pan. You don't have to waste a thousand bowls and clean a hundred dishes. Is like I'm forever grateful to between carpools for it. It's literally made for me. I can make a beautiful meal and it not be stressful because like it's all from dinner done. Like I really exclusively use them. Like and honestly, there's Other cookbooks that have easy recipes, but like I'm not gonna go search through the whole thing for the easy recipes. I know 99% of the recipes in Dinner Done and Dinner Done 2 are gonna be something I can make.
speaker-0: Great.
speaker-1: It's just like really solved a problem for me personally. Like it's just I it's so reliable and it's such like a I I really rely on it and I'm so happy they came up with it. And like to all the haters who'd be like, Why do you need a cookbook that has such simple recipes that you could think of on your own? Yeah, you probably don't make dinner every single night for your family for your whole life and every single shabbit's like
speaker-0: And I also can't think of that on my own. Like I don't know how to do that.
speaker-1: Also, like thank you for giving me seven different options for breaded chicken, you know? Like
speaker-0: looking at that one on Friday and I I liked the last page. It was like dessert and it said this one's like no mixing. This one's one bowl. This is no bowl. This is just a tin. Like so you know exactly like, is your problem that you don't want to have dishes right now? Is it that you don't have time? Is it that you have zero ingredients and you only have chocolate chips? Like what like what do you need here?
speaker-1: For sure. Like I really, I really feel strongly about it. We made my me and my kids made the very vanilla birthday bars. They were delicious. They have like crushed up vanilla cookies and sprinkles. Like it's a lot of fun. And vanilla chocolate chips.
speaker-0: This isn't sponsored, but it should be. Like I don't have the second one just saying it's between carpal.
speaker-1: It's like not even an option. It's like a need basis in my home. Like I need them in my life. I don't I don't I can't function without them. I made the hot honey cali cauliflower, which was delicious. I made I made steak over sushi rice, which was really yummy. I made a bun like literally everything. I made the cornwheels, the whole my entire
speaker-0: Do you know what I think we should start? I wanna have a cookbook of like my friends, everyone's like easy go to thing. That's you know.
speaker-1: A good idea. But you know, it has to be from people I really trust. Because, like, yeah, Lib, I'm calling you out. Like, she made me this turkey meat soup. Like, I don't even know what it was for a meal train when I had the baby like six years ago. And I've dreamt about it every day since. And she's made it for me again since when I had the baby again. It was so special because I've been waiting.
speaker-0: It's
speaker-1: The only reason why. And like she's I remember her sending me the recipe like six years ago. And like we just met. Like I just moved in. Like we weren't like such good friends at the time. And I was just like, I was like, my God, send me the recipe. We ate it, like it was delicious, whatever. Like 17 steps, a thousand bowls. Like she was a onions before. And like I love her. But like this is her thing. Like she she thrives on like potkis. So I'm like, so we're never eating that again unless Libba's generous enough to make us more. But like she can't contribute to the to the cookbook, no offense.
speaker-0: Yeah, no, she can like edit it or something, but we don't want her easy recipe. But that's what I want.
speaker-1: She said she's like it's so easy. I'm like, okay.
speaker-0: It's so easy. Here's the sauce. Here's the ten steps of everything you need to do. Hold on one second.
speaker-1: I love you, Libba. I know you're gonna hear this, and you know I love you with all my heart. Dhamma dinner done, girl.
speaker-0: She's you're just a better person than us, that's all.
speaker-1: a thousand percent. No, but like it's so nice to enjoy. Also, by the way, I was FaceTiming with Brecha. I happen to have been able to cook during the day in my kitchen. And like Brah's like, I think if I had like a nice kitchen, I would enjoy cooking. And I was like, You think that? Like you think I also thought that. And it's not true. It's because it's during the day, it's because we're FaceTiming. It's because I'm
speaker-0: It's really true.
speaker-1: and and I it was an enjoyable environment. My kids weren't home, but when my kids are home and I have to cook and it's nighttime and it's stressful. It's still cooking. Yes, the the room makes it nice, but it's still it's still what it is. It's
speaker-0: Yeah, because on Friday when I was on my way to work, that I that was the day I really, really was not in the mood to cook. And I was just watching Jackie like peacefully in her gorgeous kitchen. And I was like, maybe that's why. Like maybe if I had a gorgeous kitchen, then like this would be like fun to do. And then when you said that, I'm like, it's so true. Because even if I was just like relaxing in my old kitchen cooking on feast time with you, I enjoy that.
speaker-1: Like it's much easier. Maybe people who like have a passion for cooking, if they're in the beautiful kitchen, it like makes a huge difference. Tova was telling me over Shabbos, she's like, I think I would really enjoy it. And I was like, You would actually. She's a potky girl supreme.
speaker-0: Who who would it? It has to I'm like
speaker-1: You can come you can come anytime. Cook whatever you want.
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: But yeah, that's my that's my PSA on dinner done. Like forever indebted to between carp carpools and all the ladies who put their brains together and made my life so much easier. Broch, I've been having a problem with my morning coffee for work.
speaker-0: Why?
speaker-1: Because my commute to work is in the middle of the night, right? It's still dark. Okay. And like I What?
speaker-0: It's crazy. Yeah.
speaker-1: Yeah, I can't down my coffee in time for it to hit for my commute. Do you know what I'm saying? I drink my coffee on my way to work slash at work, but I need something to get me through my commute. I'm falling asleep in the car, it's bad. I'm not actually falling asleep in the car, but it's very hard to stay awake. I'm exhausted. So what how do I get enough caffeine in me before I leave to work? This is
speaker-0: That's question for the googies. I have no idea, but why aren't you drinking a coffee while you're getting ready? because you get ready there.
speaker-1: I like I can't. Like it's it's it's to the second. Like it's too early to wake up to do anything more than what I'm doing. Again, still not a morning person. I'm thinking like a shot of espresso or something is the only solution to the problem, but like maybe
speaker-0: Be like shaking to work.
speaker-1: Yeah, literally. I get very headaches and shakes when I have too much caffeine, but like I need to make it there and I'm like almost not
speaker-0: You need a caffeine suppository. You need an ex like the release the pills.
speaker-1: Literally slow but I need fast release. I need it.
speaker-0: Well take it take it four. Yeah.
speaker-1: Take it then I brought Can you imagine? Should I be doing that every day?
speaker-0: Like why are we saving those for Young Kippra? They're so great. That's
speaker-1: my god, I feel like that
speaker-0: the answer.
speaker-1: I would feel like that would kill me. Like I don't trust those pills.
speaker-0: I you need to try it. I know, I love that. The people that are like, no vaccines, no like shots, whatever. And it's like, let's take this pill, no idea what it is. Literally.
speaker-1: Not FDA approved, but like we need it, so
speaker-0: Yeah, experiment for one day.
speaker-1: My daughter picked my nail collar and it's sparkly pink.
speaker-0: I can't see it.
speaker-1: Well like it just looks pink, so it's fine. But when you look close it is sparkly pink.
speaker-0: My nails are on such a sad journey right now. Yeah.
speaker-1: Are they still dead?
speaker-0: I mean, I'm keeping them just short and doing nothing to them.
speaker-1: Do they hurt?
speaker-0: They don't hurt and they're not like weak. They're not peeling off. But I know I'm just waiting a little longer. And I'm also just not down to get my expensive manicures right now. So and I'm lazy. I hate getting a manicure. But they're like sad nails to look at.
speaker-1: Why don't you put on your invisible coat?
speaker-0: I know. But that means I have to actually do something. I wish I was good at just like doing my nails. Why can't I just do my own polka dots? It's probably
speaker-1: Easy. I know. Do you hear all that bang gang by the way? Okay, good. I'm pretty sure Daniel's building something above my head, but if you guys can't hear it, then it's fine.
speaker-0: I also wanna say that we never post our episodes and we were thinking now that we're like finally recording if we should just post this one. And I feel weird about it. I'm just putting it out there. No, like usually we record and it doesn't matter. Now I'm sitting here like people are gonna watch this, but I'm like trying not to think about it, you know?
speaker-1: Yeah. Well if they're watching it and they can hear all the
speaker-0: Probably not gonna happen. So I should just like act
speaker-1: Yeah.
speaker-0: as if it's gonna yeah, just like we're not gonna post it. Let's be real. So I could just be normal.
speaker-1: There you go.
speaker-0: We had an update. One wiggy wrote about the Tone Clay Shabbos rant, which I was really surprised about because like that was my most passionate rant ever. So brought us up.
speaker-1: Take it out, should we take it out? Should we take it out?
speaker-0: No, I'm glad we didn't take it out. But it's funny because I told Zavin like I went on a like a really passionate rant about Tom Khai Shabbos. And he's like, what about Tong Khai Shabbos? Like what could you have pot like what are you talking about? Like what could you have possibly went on a passionate rant about? And then when I told him how what it was about, how like people drop it off and it's not like a private thing, we both just started laughing. Cause it's actually the best. Like, what do you mean we do that? Like he was like, I never thought about it. Like that's the craziest thing. I'm like, thank you. That is what their aunt is. But someone responded, I forgot where she lives and I can't look at my phone right now. Do you remember? Anyways, she says in her community they do a gift card to the supermarket. And I'm like, that is great.
speaker-1: Amazing. Also like they can be sent digitally probably also. You don't have to drop it off at their house.
speaker-0: Right. Or it could like be in the if it's in the small community on like one kosher supermarket, maybe it's like in their system. I don't know. Like there's so many there's so many things that we can do. Whatever. Don't need to get it to the rent again. But I was happy to hear that there's at least one neighborhood that's doing it.
speaker-1: Yeah, that I love that idea and I think the rant was necessary and I'm proud of you.
speaker-0: Thank you so much. Wait, and then another thing I wanted to tell you guys that I keep thinking about is Mandy posted something on her private WhatsApp status and it was a video of her sukkah and she wrote that last year she put her sukkah up in her new apartment in Israel and she felt so lucky. Like she was like, I am the luckiest person. I have my own sukkah in Artisrael. This is amazing. It's ours, you know. In my apartment, this is so nice. And she was feeling so grateful and excited about it. And then she wrote, This year, I walked into the same sukkah and like she's taking a video of it. And she said, My first thought was, It's so small. This is the smallest suka. How are we fitting everyone? It's annoying that it's so small. And then she quickly clocked herself and she's like, Whoa. Last year, literally one year before, I was so excited. And now look, I'm like feeling I don't appreciate it. And she had a moment of like stop, like don't take things for granted and appreciate it. And I think that we can that happens to us all the time in life, you know? So I really like that reminder.
speaker-1: She's so special and it's a important thing to remember because also you can always think it's not enough, it's not enough, it's not enough. But the moment you realize what I have is what I what Hashem wants me to have at this moment makes life a lot easier.
speaker-0: It's great.
speaker-1: Mm-hmm. I didn't tell you. I don't even know if you knew, but I'd like to welcome to the Simon family our new fish.
speaker-0: I saw you posted that. I
speaker-1: You didn't even say anything.
speaker-0: I must have been busy. Did you go back to Muttz and Butts?
speaker-1: I did not go back to Mats and Bots. And you'll tell you what happened. In my son's school,
speaker-0: no.
speaker-1: every year, his grade, the science teacher, sends home fish. And it's a known thing. They send home fish with this grade boys every year, but the parents are never informed beforehand. So your son comes home with the fish and you have no food, no bowl, you know, like so someone in the
speaker-0: Really setting that grown up for success.
speaker-1: Exactly. In the clash, usually they don't even survive the bus ride home, right? It's legit.
speaker-0: They're all just like holding their fish.
speaker-1: So someone wrote in the clash chat, Does anyone have fish food? I was like, no, it's fish day. Mind you, this is like a week after Brunson died. Like, we just finished. We don't I was not mentally prepared for fish day again, you know? I was just
speaker-0: Actually you were very prepared for fish day. You were the most prepared of everyone.
speaker-1: Physically? Yes. Mentally.
speaker-0: But imagine your mental state if you didn't have all of that stuff. Okay.
speaker-1: That's true. So my son came home with it. I put it in the bowl. And it was actually really funny. He was trying to figure out what he wants to name it, and he was by Jenna, and he's like, I was thinking fasty, because he's so fast. Jenna's like, What about speedy? He's like, Yeah, Speedy's Speedy's better.
speaker-0: That's so funny.
speaker-1: So he was speedy and I noticed like he would hang out at the bottom of the tank only and I was like, hmm, that's what the other fish did right before it died.
speaker-0: no.
speaker-1: So Bartha and MS just made he lasted a full two days.
speaker-0: Okay.
speaker-1: I made a rule with my kids, I'm like, I will not be feeding this fish. He is your responsibility. So
speaker-0: So he died.
speaker-1: there's go speedy.
speaker-0: Jackie's gonna come on next week. So I have another fish.
speaker-1: I want you to know that my son came home and told me that the science teacher was like, We're giving you each two fish. One, you have to change the environment. So d like
speaker-0: What does that mean? Like you put it in a different room? You put in another little different color.
speaker-1: I was talking about this at the shop table and someone's like, You put it in soda? What do you do like But the the boys, the elementary school boys, took it out of the water and killed it.
speaker-0: Maybe you're supposed to bring it to a really toxic friend. I mean, like I'm putting you in toxic environment now. You know?
speaker-1: It's just like you can't put fish in a different environment. They only survive in water. Like, what are you talking about? So apparently they killed a bunch of fish and then they brought the other one home.
speaker-0: This sounds like the kind of experiment doing
speaker-1: Should be
speaker-0: in the class, you know.
speaker-1: They did. No, they did it in the class.
speaker-0: Okay. No, they brought them home.
speaker-1: They did they got two. One was killed in class 'cause they had to change their environment. And t I guess they learned a valuable lesson. If a fish is out of w out of their environment, they die. But I don't think Pito would be very happy about this.
speaker-0: Yeah. And I feel like we can connect this to Torah. Like the Rebbe comes in after and says, Are you in without Torah? That's it. They're like all like, you know, dipping into the fish example.
speaker-1: Yeah, I didn't love that part of it, to be honest.
speaker-0: Yeah, I don't know what it for me it wouldn't last two days. Like that's
speaker-1: Upset I was upset when it was alive after he came home on the bus. I was like
speaker-0: Do you know what I did, Jackie? my kids came home with like I'm sure every Jewish kid, like tons of candy and simple stora, and there was a bag of cotton candy. And I'm like, Do you guys want to see something so cool? I'm gonna show you guys an experiment. What do you think happens if I put the cotton candy underwater and I did it and I'm like it just melts. Isn't that so cool? One son was like looking like, where did it go? Like a little upset, but then my older son, who has a candy problem, was way too chill. And I didn't say anything. But then that night he he was going through his bags of candy and he wouldn't show me he had seven bags of cotton candy. Like that's why he was like, Okay, I see. Yeah,
speaker-1: He was Mavata because he
speaker-0: he was able to like not have a fit after I thought it would be like cool, guys. You see that? Like like it just kinda goes so fast, you know?
speaker-1: Yeah, like it's just gone. I'm a magician.
speaker-0: Yeah, I'm like, isn't that s I was hyping it up, like, isn't that so cool? Like, did you think that was gonna happen?
speaker-1: They're like cool mom. Anyway, let me get back to my seven bags of
speaker-0: Exactly. Enjoy that one. That one was yours. Like a snap like a snap. Yeah.
speaker-1: Do you know what a snag is? No.
speaker-0: Like Daniel.
speaker-1: You know.
speaker-0: yeah, I know. That's Daniel.
speaker-1: Wow. I did not know what it was. All my friends are at the table. They're like, you don't know what it is. I was like, You're saying random letters put together. I can't understand what it is. They're like, snag, snag.
speaker-0: It's not literally your husband.
speaker-1: And then they explained it's a misnagade. I like, I know what a misnagate is. Yes, yes, yes. They're like, there's Hasidish and there's Misnag. I was like, No, I know. I'm not that unaware. I just didn't know the terminology.
speaker-0: I didn't think you were saying a Jewish thing when you asked me if I know what a snag
speaker-1: Me neither. By the way, when they told me that I was like like snack
speaker-0: The snap.
speaker-1: a snack Yeah, I was like, What is that? So I got an education. But also my daughter, I don't know what happened, but we ended up with a whole sheet of candy buttons. And I was like, Yummy paper snack.
speaker-0: Yeah. Literally.
speaker-1: We're about to eat fifty percent paper and
speaker-0: And the candy is just like a dried sugar.
speaker-1: So Candy would just rot your teeth away.
speaker-0: Yeah, it's literally eating paper.
speaker-1: It's a hundred percent. And you know those I don't know, did you have market
speaker-0: on that is genius. Can you imagine the markup that they're making on that cansy? It's a piece of paper and they just have to plop little pieces of just like a plop of sugar, like a dot dot. That's the whole thing. Dot dot dot in different colors. This one's pink, red.
speaker-1: Don't even have to make adhesive that sticks on and walk.
speaker-0: They're like you're it's fine. They'll eat the paper. Like this is the low effort Like that markup is crazy.
speaker-1: Did you have boys in your elementary school who ate paper? I don't remember. Yeah, there were just like boys who did things like that. Probably
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: their favorite candy. They
speaker-0: For sure.
speaker-1: thought it was cool to roll up paper and eat it. Chew
speaker-0: No, but like I even remember eating that. Like you'd be hanging like I would try to take it off, but like no
speaker-1: Yeah, but no, I'm talking about loose leaf paper. I'm not talking about loose button paper.
speaker-0: That's disgusting. Yeah. How do they eat it?
speaker-1: Boys will be boys. Literally like
speaker-0: Better not be eating paper.
speaker-1: He probably had some sensory issues that they needed to paper, right?
speaker-0: For sure. But like back then we didn't say those words.
speaker-1: Like just like the boy who ate paper. Like
speaker-0: Yeah, no one was like he needs every therapy, take him out of class.
speaker-1: It just like, yeah, that boy like has double he's double jointed and he also can he he eats paper, like something fun.
speaker-0: Okay, I have another thing I need to tell the wiggies. The Park 260 sample sale. Is anyone holding about this? No one can answer me. Like, guys, tell me. Like, I'm like getting into everyone's excitement. Like, my gosh, yeah. Okay. Basically, Park, I really like that brand. They have like mock neck sweatshirts. I'm very into a mock neck. And they
speaker-1: ever heard of park? After bar? Now they have park.
speaker-0: Yeah. You guys will see it in like a year. Just kidding. So they had a 260 sample sale and everyone on TikTok was like going crazy about it. But they also saw that there was like very limited. So I I knew going in that there was no way I was gonna get anything. And then they had early access if you were a member. So I literally became a member that week. And it said early access is Wednesday at 11. I don't remember the exact day making that up. So, anyways. Wednesday morning, I went on and I I I was like, let me just like look through it all and to see what I like. So I'm prepared. Like I know there's no chance I'm gonna get anything. It's so limited and people are crazy. But let me just see if I can add it to my cart or see what's there. So I added to my cart and then it showed that I was like able to check out, but I just left the screen open like that. And I'm like, okay, either once it's eleven o'clock, the cart will clear. Or I'll be able to like quickly press submit. So I just had it sitting there. I don't know why I didn't think to just like try and be like, let me just try to do it. But then I went back to the page with all the things and I saw some of them that I wanted, it wasn't there anymore. And some were saying sold out. I'm like, how can it be sold out if it didn't start yet? So then I was like, let me just try. And one in my cart was sold out. I pressed submit. And it let me buy it. I'm like, my gosh, this is crazy. I bought three and like it was insane. I'm like telling Jackie and Tirza, like, it's working, guys. Tirza got some too. Jackie was just like, I'll take whatever you guys don't want. But then it was like crazy. Like everyone on TikTok being like, it's fair. Like, I went on, everything is sold out. Some people had access to it and some people didn't. They're like, if you're like a member of 260 and like shopped there before and and what if they call it like a star, whatever, then you had access. And I'm like, it's literally not true because I just signed up for it that week. But that was crazy.
speaker-1: such a bruh story. Like, of course, of course, like I don't know. It just happened to have randomly worked, even though it wasn't supposed to work.
speaker-0: I mean, no, but it don't didn't only work for me. Like anyone who was on at eight thirty. So by the time it was eleven o'clock, it was completely sold out. So people are so upset. But that was my exciting Wednesday morning.
speaker-1: I'm excited to see like what they like how they look.
speaker-0: Yeah. I don't even remember what I got, honestly.
speaker-1: That's like peak graph. That's your dopamine rush is like
speaker-0: Also I knew that whatever doesn't work, I could just sell. Like I'm not gonna be stuck with anything, so it's fine. But I didn't get carried away. I stopped at three. I could have seeing that it was still available and like whatever. So yeah.
speaker-1: Enjoy.
speaker-0: I mean
speaker-1: I have to talk about the insane lawn sign that I saw.
speaker-0: No, you really did.
speaker-1: driving and I was stopped and I look at this house and I see this lawn sign. It says like Congrats, baby boy Okay.
speaker-0: Okay. Wait, was this in your community before you continue? No. okay.
speaker-1: It was on the way. A few weeks.
speaker-0: Yeah. I'm happy
speaker-1: But
speaker-0: to know that it wasn't.
speaker-1: Yeah, I was like this is insane. I was looking at it and it like I think lawn signs are insane. Even when it says like graduate and it shows a picture of this kid and
speaker-0: The school
speaker-1: the school and the year they graduated. Like I just think it's so much information that you're giving
speaker-0: Their name.
speaker-1: knows who's driving by, you know? and basically this lawn sign looks like a stork and it's a I don't know, I think the kid's name like Luca. And it's like Luca, born Luca.
speaker-0: Welcome Luke.
speaker-1: Welcome Luca, born September 30th, 2026, 7 p.m. on Saturday. 7 pounds, 11 ounces, 20 inches. Like, my gosh, you are giving me way too much information.
speaker-0: There was another one that said big sister.
speaker-1: Big congratulations, big sister. I'm like, What's her name? How old is she?
speaker-0: Yeah, I said Jaggy. I'm surprised they don't give us her current weight and age. So now we know Luca, he has a sister. He's this is the day he was born. This is where Luca lives.
speaker-1: Put it down! I want to like take it. This is so scary. And it's a busy road. If you
speaker-0: That is what their front lawn has. I need to know what this mother's Facebook activity is. What is her social media? I'm scared. Like if that's what
speaker-1: Today we
speaker-0: are the pictures that she's posting?
speaker-1: This is bath time.
speaker-0: Like no, no, we I already know it's bad. Like Luca's sister. Everybody knows what Luca's sister looks like, you know?
speaker-1: I'm shocked they didn't have a picture, you know?
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: It was wild, but it's a really busy street. It's like the first house after so a bunch of businesses.
speaker-0: Also it was a very significant it was very large.
speaker-1: Who
speaker-0: Tons of stars and babies and not only the name, like they had all the sticks, you know?
speaker-1: I would just like to show them one episode of Law and Order and I hope they would take it down.
speaker-0: That is just something that should have started in COVID and ended in COVID. You didn't need to continue that.
speaker-1: It's crazy. Like also
speaker-0: Also I I don't know. I don't know.
speaker-1: I know I'm extreme in my in my thinking on this. I'm more worried about that than the average person. But like that really, I was like shook. I was like, I can't believe how much information they're giving away to strangers.
speaker-0: they definitely also have like a baby on board bumper.
speaker-1: And all the little people like on the you know, the figures on the back of the car, how family that probably has their names on all God.
speaker-0: Yeah. Or like what if Luca like had a crazy story in the community and like no but still nothing
speaker-1: Then keep it in the community. Like I'm not part of your community and I know all about Luca. Crazy.
speaker-0: Right. Yeah. Okay. I want to talk about my shadesel. I'm wearing my new shadesel. As you guys know, it's a Shira custom and look. Now, if we do a video, I could show it. I personally think, like when I was there, everyone's like, Rapha, like we like it long on you, like long is so fun, like half short and long. But I I don't think I'm a long girl. Like I'm going back there and I think, like everyone was saying, once you cut it, like sit with it and wait and see. So it is really pretty, but I don't think I'm like a long hair girly anymore. So I think I'm gonna cut mine. Curious to know what you guys think, but it is such a comfortable, beautiful wig. We got the flips, and Shira is located in Muncie. She has her custom line and she has her signature line, which is more affordable. And that is what Jackie and I have. So definitely make an appointment with her because that is her like specialty, like really giving you like the one-on-one time. And I know that she has a really big Kranika sale every year. and this year I think she posted about a pretty Kranika sale, but still you should go there, check it out, and yeah.
speaker-1: Her pieces are great. Actually, someone on JavaScript was like, Should I go to Sheer Custom? And I was like, Mm-hmm. I was like, Her sales coming up, you gotta go. I'm also wearing my Sheer Custom. I love it. I wear it every single day. It's super comfortable. And should I
speaker-0: Go shorter than your length.
speaker-1: I don't know, I really like my length. I'm happy with it. Tru maybe try Okay, so we'll see. We're excited to see what comes next for you. This episode is also sponsored by Zoe Rose Jewelry. You may have seen Brechla's custom bet necklace, and now Jackie has a custom Hebrew initial and birthstone necklace to represent all of her kids. My kids. These were both made by Zoe Rose Jewelry. Zoe specializes in creating meaningful, one of a kind pieces, whether you have an idea that you want to bring to life or need help coming up with the perfect design. For custom jewelry and diamonds to everyday pieces and luxury watches, Zoe offers a personal one-to-one experience to help you find or create exactly what you're looking for. Follow Zoe Rose Jewelry on Instagram or visit ZoeyroseJewerry.com to find something beautiful.
speaker-0: Beautiful. Think Sarry Rose and think Sheera.
speaker-1: Also, I wanna tell you, Bracha, I got a haircut, like a real haircut this week. And it like I usually get them I would say twice a year. And I like missed one. My hair was super long and I have super thick hair and even with like postpartum shedding, it's like not fitting under my wig. So I cut it like
speaker-0: Your gorgeous thick hair, you know.
speaker-1: Did I use it right, Terza?
speaker-0: yeah.
speaker-1: But so I went, I really treated myself. I like it got too long. It was a real problem. I treated myself. I did a wash. I didn't just do like a dry cut. Usually that's cheaper. I like did like I want my hair washed in the sink. I want to blow out afterwards and I want it like super short. Braha, I came out. I a clone of my mother. A clone. A clone. It was really scary. Like my I showed my kids, they're like Put it in a pony, mommy. Like it's freaking us out. Like it's so weird. I literally looked exactly like my mom.
speaker-0: No tell them who I said you looked exactly like.
speaker-1: It was a mix of Edna Mode and Quad.
speaker-0: It was advanced. Yeah. Like the glasses and Jackie's like sitting there with her short hair.
speaker-1: I I'm obsessed with it though. Like I think I'm adorable. I l I forget that I have like really nice hair and like
speaker-0: But that's why like the short wig. I know. Like I don't think it's crazy if I do two short ones.
speaker-1: I don't think so either, by the way, but I'm thinking like one day when I'm like really feeling confident enough to cut one of my l like old old wigs, like micro bob, like what I have right now. Like super straight slick bob.
speaker-0: But you'll never wear that because you have your whole work shadow thing. I know. You should do that.
speaker-1: I just like why not? You know? I
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: think it's so cute. Also, my hair is the blackest black of ever, black in the world. It's never been colored. It's never been anything. And like I forget how dark my hair is. Like it's so black.
speaker-0: Mine also
speaker-1: Like and
speaker-0: people wouldn't know that because I wear lighter wigs, but this is not my natural color. When I wear my natural color hair in a shadel, it looks terrible on same. Yeah. But I have very dark hair too.
speaker-1: Yeah, like it's a shame because I do like it and it matches my eyebrows much better. But it's just not an option. Maybe if I do micro, it could be an option.
speaker-0: But even your shades darker than mine. Like she always puts more highlights in mine. Really?
speaker-1: Really? I feel like mine looks lighter.
speaker-0: I mean, I can't really see you so well right now. Am I blurry for you, by the way?
speaker-1: Yeah, but I'm really clear for myself.
speaker-0: Same.
speaker-1: So I think it'll be fine. Anyway, get yourself a haircut if that's what self care is for you, because it totally is for me. Like getting my hair washed in that sink. And I even asked the like
speaker-0: No, but Jackie, I hear what you're saying and I know why you enjoyed it, but you should have done a plain haircut and then go to the head spa because it's the whole thing is that.
speaker-1: But I just got w a head spa.
speaker-0: I'm saying instead of instead of that, going
speaker-1: I under
speaker-0: to the head spa is like I was thinking about now, like so I've took my kids out so I can record. Like, what if I was like, yeah, it was a five hour episode this week and like I sneak to the head spa. But I want to go with you because I keep saying that.
speaker-1: I really wanna go. That would be ideal. But I even like told the the woman cutting my hair, I'm like, Do you mind if I just like plug in my headphones and like totally disassociate? Because like I'm just like having a day and she's like, Of course. I'm like I'm so happy I did that so I didn't feel like it
speaker-0: Because I have to talk all day and I need breathe.
speaker-1: I was like, I'm I'm also happy I did that 'cause just like a heads up, like I don't wanna talk. And if you wanna talk to me, just like let me know. But like I really need time in quiet. And like I'm really happy I did that.
speaker-0: I'm so happy for you too because you also had like a heavy week. Yeah.
speaker-1: Yeah.
speaker-0: So it's good that you know what your self-care is. Not everyone knows that and can figure out like what do I need right now that will make me just feel better.
speaker-1: Mm. And everyone's like a haircut. That's where you're I like, No, guys, just trust me. Like I know myself. Right. Like I don't
speaker-0: Other people's self care is like what we hate. Like I went to anatomic care and I'm like that's horrible.
speaker-1: Yeah, no, that would ruin my day. I'd be anxious for five hours. Yeah.
speaker-0: Okay, I have been really triggered lately seeing everyone posting about like the Cornell sexual abuse, which obviously is horrible. It goes away. Yeah. Horrifying. It's so terrible, but disgusting. It's so hard to watch everybody talking about it when literally there was October seventh, which is that times a bajillion. Like no one said anything. But all of a sudden now you can talk about women's rights and abuse. Like you can't even compare, like, I can't even get into it. There are no words that I have to express, like the frustration and so unfair. Like, I'm not taking great talk about that. Of course. Like it's it's terrible. But like, how are the same people that are like going on and talking about it? Like you didn't say anything after October seventh. Like, I I can't take you seriously. Like, I don't want to hear from you.
speaker-1: I disagree.
speaker-0: Yeah, tell me.
speaker-1: Because I j because I'm a lot in not in the from world, like I work in the secular world. There's no personal connection to someone to Israel and what's happening in the Middle East unless you yourself have a connection to that area. For example, like some of the people I work with, like, they're from different like from out of the country. They're immigrants. And like when so when there was like a hurricane in Puerto Rico, like there was like so much like we weren't talking about that as much because that's not what we
speaker-0: True. I literally went my whole job was to send Jewish kids to volunteer to help.
speaker-1: Bracha, there was one this year. Like huge devastation there, right? What I'm saying is that I think what people like I whatever, I I have my own opinions about this whole thing, but like what you, your community and yourself is close to, that's what's gonna trigger you, right? Most people, if they don't have a connection to the Middle East, like it's something that they don't know about and they're not really educated on. So it's not really something that they That they're gonna get involved with, just like you wouldn't get involved with something in Indonesia because like it's not really on your plate. And you might know about it, but you might you're not gonna feel as passionate about it as you would for your own people in your own country. So obviously, Americans are gonna feel very passionate about this thing that happened at Cornell because it's so relatable and it's in their zeitgeist. A lot of them, like someone in Alabama, has no connection to Israel, or do you know what I'm saying? Like,
speaker-0: Right. I don't agree. I don't agree because it's not saying like something that just happened. It's not like a political, like Middle Eastern, like they didn't put their like oil. Like this is like you could make it relatable. Like I love music. I go to music festivals. Like there was a music festival. I'm a woman. Like it's not something that's like you don't have to be like these are my people. Like it's such a
speaker-1: just don't think there's like neck there's there's like intent behind it like we don't care about you I just think there's like just really like a lack of connection and understanding and I I think if people like did feel connected and understood a little more yeah
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: I'm talking about your average American I'm not let's say right
speaker-0: But like Michelle Obama left like I don't know if she's but like
speaker-1: that I'm
speaker-0: people Whatever it's I maybe hear what you're saying a little bit, but I still don't want to hear if you're you and women like you that you should that that should be relatable to you, even though it didn't happen in your country. I can say that why should it be related to someone in Alabama? You didn't go to Cornell.
speaker-1: Well college experience the American college experience is a very relatable thing for most
speaker-0: And so is music, festivals, parties.
speaker-1: agree, but like I would say mm a lot of people don't even know. Like I would
speaker-0: Well, that's crazy. Yeah. And it's not like it's like a third world country or like
speaker-1: just like we're not like I mean, unless you're Michelle Nadboy, you're not wearing saved Dar Four shirts like in Africa because like it's not
speaker-0: But it's not the same thing to me.
speaker-1: Of course, because you're not connected to it.
speaker-0: No, but I'm saying even if I wasn't connected, like I'm trying I don't know if that's like I'm trying to think of another place that it could have been London. I don't know, a bunch of if that happened anywhere else, not like this random
speaker-1: I don't know if you would know about it.
speaker-0: Think to that degree. I I mean, I don't know.
speaker-1: I'm not saying it's not bad. It is bad, like a hundred percent. I
speaker-0: I hear you.
speaker-1: don't think it's I don't think it's I don't think there's ill will. I don't think there's like I I feel like
speaker-0: For some people there is, but it's just like you think that's bad. It is bad. But like that's you should I wish you knew about this because you wanna hear really crazy, you know?
speaker-1: Right. Yeah. I know I know what you're saying. I understand. And there's way more outrage for things that like feel smaller here than what we've witnessed and been through as Jewish people who
speaker-0: It's also like not something like that happened, you know, the Holocaust.
speaker-1: Ago. Yeah.
speaker-0: Like yeah, it just happened and it's I think you could find common ground like, whoa, that's I love that kind of music or I I don't know. Yeah.
speaker-1: I understand. I understand your frustration. I think I just see things a little differently. I think people like freak out about anti-Semitism. And I I agree that like it's definitely more rampant than it was. But I think like just like be in
speaker-0: Yang is
speaker-1: like I think a lot of people who are in like a from bubble don't experience what it's actually like
speaker-0: In
speaker-1: the real world. And like most people like don't have either like it's not like a topic of conversation that's happening unless you have like some affiliation politically or emotionally or whatever. Do you know what I'm saying? Like I it's it's I don't know. That's just my that's my experience. I'm not saying like it's right or wrong. That's just like what I've been feeling. Like not as I try not to get like too worked up about things that happened because like that's not my experience personally.
speaker-0: Okay, but if someone's passion is women's rights and essay and all of that, then they should be in the note because that's their passion. Agree. And if they're passionate enough to post about this and make that something that they want to raise awareness about, then like there's no reason that they shouldn't know from that, even if they're not Jewish or no people because that's your passion. And like this is the craziest thing that probably ever happened to a woman. And yeah.
speaker-1: Shawny Luke, I always think.
speaker-0: Yeah. And the other, I don't know how many that are just like Shawnee that we don't know their name. You know? Yeah. A hundred percent. I understand. But on the topic of anti-Semitism, it's so crazy. I thought there would be like more media coverage about this, but the head of school at Manhattan Day School was going to an early childhood conference. I could really be messing up the details of this in Italy. Where like Montessori was like started, I think. And I think it's like a cohort of early childhood. So she was it was a conference. Yeah, and she was about to go. And they sent out I think they like looked into the schools that were going and noticed that they were Jewish and sent out a forum that everyone had assigned that they're anti Zionist in order to come to the town.
speaker-1: That's insane.
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: So they can't go.
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: Are you day?
speaker-0: Wanna see yeah. So anti Semitism is alive and well. Even if it's not
speaker-1: Yeah, I agree. I'm not saying it's not happening. I'm just saying. Yeah, I agree. But that's awful and terrible and there should be more coverage of something like that. That's insane. I'm shifting.
speaker-0: Yeah.
speaker-1: I my very weird algorithm.
speaker-0: And
speaker-1: I'm now little tyke's cars makeovers.
speaker-0: my gosh. It's like hit my car. Literally.
speaker-1: Like you know those like red and yellow, little takes. Yeah, of course. But like they
speaker-0: People do interest.
speaker-1: like you can't imagine. Like one made it into like lightning McQueen, like painted it all like and like made details lightning McQueen. One's like a police cart. Like everyone does like really niche things. I think that's it's so cute. I'm having such a good time. Like I didn't even think like a little text car could be anything other than a little text car. Like it's The red and yellow car, but like people are so creative.
speaker-0: What would you make yours into? I
speaker-1: I am passionate about Lightly McQueen. He has one of my favorite lines, McQueen's fading.
speaker-0: That's true. We use that line all the time.
speaker-1: But maybe I would make my car Goldie. Goldie, for those of you who don't know about Goldie, was my Honda CRV. That was like a 2005 Honda CRV that I had till like 2018. And it had like it was a super old car, but it was like trusted and just I loved her so much. So maybe I would like remake her.
speaker-0: Okay. What would you do? What would I do?
speaker-1: Like you could make it into a mail truck, a police car, fire you know, like you could do anything. Some people did like I forgot. There was one I saw recently and it was like really cool. I was like very into it.
speaker-0: I'm surprised Jackie's isn't gonna be like women's only Uber.
speaker-1: No the worst kind of c
speaker-0: Get Mahadron. Do they still have that? What did we say about that again the last time I was in Israel?
speaker-1: Yeah, I don't know. I'm not familiar with
speaker-0: question for you by the way. Yeah. So it's my son's up sharing soon and we're like thinking what we should do. Mm-hmm. I think we might not cut his hair right away and wait till we go to Israel so we can like be with family, maybe go to Myron if we can.
speaker-1: That's a long time.
speaker-0: It's not that long.
speaker-1: Like four months later.
speaker-0: Yeah. Four months later. And then I have four months still of his hair that I love. I'm very emotional.
speaker-1: I understand. I understand. I don't do up sharing, so like I don't personally understand the like emotional toll it takes, but I could imagine
speaker-0: No, I'm very it's like, my gosh, you're n not a baby. Like we're cutting your hair, like it's
speaker-1: And they they change their whole personality, everything changes when you cut their hair.
speaker-0: I'm trying to I know everyone says that. Like did I think that with my other son? Do you remember? Did I see
speaker-1: Every every kid I've ever seen, like before and after, like they're a whole new child. Like it's not even the same.
speaker-0: Right, I guess. I mean, right away, like they look so different.
speaker-1: Yeah. I don't support that because like I just like I wanna s I wanna see it here. Like I wanna be part of it in a personal way. But if that's what you decide, it's just delaying the inevitable to be honest. It's just 'cause you don't wanna cut it.
speaker-0: No, I don't think so. Just 'cause like I also don't wanna make a party. I don't wanna do like a whole thing.
speaker-1: So yeah, if it gets you out of a party, you know I'm game.
speaker-0: Like I'd much rather like do like us and Marone than like make a whole party that feels I don't know. I'd rather do that. But that's what I'm thinking.
speaker-1: Okay, here's a question. Like when I was bought mitzvah, it was a thing to like learn with my mom, my
speaker-0: For me.
speaker-1: dad, and like do like incorporate that into my speech. Like for like a year before, like I was like learning something. Is that a modern orthodox thing? Or is that like something that like 'cause like mine about like a place in Israel, like I don't think it was actually Torah based. Like I don't
speaker-0: Why does that have to be something that's modern? Why can't like if any black Mist for girl is gonna be making a speech, like why can't they share to her that they learned that
speaker-1: Of course, like maybe I'm trying to think of like what what I could learn with my daughter, meaning like I have time, but like I'm just thinking about it. Like what do people do to make a botmasvah meaningful in this world? That's not just like a party.
speaker-0: about Miriam. I don't know why that was what I do with
speaker-1: With the rabbi or like with
speaker-0: I did it with my uncle.
speaker-1: I also learned with the rabbi, like I had to go to the rabbi's office and like learn with him.
speaker-0: Okay, no, I didn't do that. I remember But that sounds nice because I think we're just like my mom always says, like, what's about me so it's a glorified birthday party. Like that's always her line. And I guess this is our way of being like, No, it's not. Like she's at the rabbi learning. Right. You know.
speaker-1: Yeah. I and I was very excited. Like it was a very special experience. Like I like, I get to learn with the rabbi. Like he's
speaker-0: I import it. Not even the Rebutzin. Like she's going straight to their abbey. Mm-hmm.
speaker-1: Mm. It was really special.
speaker-0: Curious, you're up to like bot mitzahs. Like, I really don't know anything about that particular, but you're always like ahead of me, so
speaker-1: I'll keep you posted. There's
speaker-0: I don't know.
speaker-1: a lot of there's a big learning curve. Apparently I was supposed to pick a date already and like I didn't, so pray for me.
speaker-0: Yeah, aren't you like supposed to do that when they're bored? Like my kids are actually gonna be in trouble.
speaker-1: Yeah. Yeah. For that. Like Especially the boys 'cause the bar mitzvahs like if you have another person with the same parsha it's like a whole like Yeah.
speaker-0: Like th I already know, like sorry guys. Good luck. Your upshram is four months later and so is your bar mitzvah, but yeah.
speaker-1: I over Shabbos, like I had to take out the pack and play because like someone needed it for their kids' naps. And I was remembering that to the first time. Basically, like my parents rented a house for like a week upstate somewhere, like at the end of the summer, and we went, but like we just had my oldest and like Daniel. Me and Daniel like showed up like with all of our stuff and like the pack and play was in a garbage bag and My brother in law's like, Why is your pack and play in a garbage bag? And we're like, We didn't know how to like travel with it. He's like, What do you mean? Like it folds up and like perfectly. I'm like, What? Like, what do you mean? I didn't know that the mat of the pack and play folds up around the edges. So like we put the mat in one garbage bag and then like folded up the actual thing in another garbage bag. We're like, How do people travel with this? This is so weird. Like And then
speaker-0: Like
speaker-1: can I show you guys what to do? And we're like, Yeah, like
speaker-0: Change your life for a minute.
speaker-1: like that should be on a list of things that like you need to practice before you become parents. Like
speaker-0: There needs to be a course. There needs to be a course. Like
speaker-1: Literally every like dumb thing you could do, like me and Daniel did. Like the bottles, like my kids were on like newborn size bottles for for till like they were one. Like I messed up everything.
speaker-0: No, by the way, I'm still like bad at that. Like I need a man's to like, now you're supposed to switch to like flip the car seat now to that
speaker-1: Yeah.
speaker-0: bottle now. Like it looks like that diaper you can switch, you know. Right. Did she start food yet?
speaker-1: Yeah, like why is the baby peeing through the diaper every night? Like it took me like two weeks to figure out like they need a bigger diaper size. Like
speaker-0: Yeah. And I'm also not that person that would just like be talking about these things all the time with their friends to like know like I like that's just not me. So I needed
speaker-1: Like how embarrassing
speaker-0: that guidance.
speaker-1: Like two garbage bags for a packing plate
speaker-0: I'm confused how it'd fit if it wasn't folded in a garbage bag.
speaker-1: Like the the actual pack and play was folded, right? Which like took us four hours to figure out how to fold. Like we could but then the mat that you wrap around it was in a separate bat garbage bag because I was like, I don't know where to put this. Like my
speaker-0: My gosh.
speaker-1: morons.
speaker-0: You're probably not the only one. You're like, I brought I made matzo balls for the weekend and can someone help me with my pack and play? They're like Jackie. Are you okay?
speaker-1: With me and Daniel, we always like make a physical whatever can go wrong will go wrong. Like when things go right, we're like, wow. Like, especially when we're traveling.
speaker-0: Surprise.
speaker-1: Yeah, that's just so awesome. Also, my son just started flag football and he came home. He's like, Mom, my team's called the World Wins. And I was like, the world wins. He's like, No, the world wins. I'm like,
speaker-0: Mm-hmm.
speaker-1: the world wins. He's like, no, mom, it's the world.
speaker-0: So annoying. It's called the World Winds. Get it? World wins. It's our team.
speaker-1: honestly it makes more sense. Go for it. Like the the world wins. World
speaker-0: The worst
speaker-1: wins. We're gonna win. Go world wins.
speaker-0: Yeah. The world wins. The world wins. I can't believe he played in the rain. My son started football. Today was supposed to be their first game and they canceled it, but he fell asleep holding his football. He was so excited.
speaker-1: That was so cute. Yeah, he played in the rain and then he immediately came home and took like a hot bath because he was frozen. But it's a cozy, rainy day. My favorite kind of weather. I don't have to go anywhere on a Sunday. my gosh, I hit the meal train today. I have to do a meal.
speaker-0: Okay, we're
speaker-1: What am I doing? Also, did you know that Victoria McKenzie Child is selling things on her own website?
speaker-0: I didn't explain that.
speaker-1: I came across these bowls, they're gorgeous. I'm like, I want
speaker-0: Yes. I know there's not much left, but they had like, I guess an estate cell of her all of her stuff.
speaker-1: But like she makes them and it's her own stuff, it's not mechanic.
speaker-0: When it's in New York, I'm like, we could have went, like it's like the OG McKenzie, like not like this junk that they put out now.
speaker-1: We are your number one source for
speaker-0: Perfect.
speaker-1: Victoria Mackenzie Child updates. Nobody is covering this. Like we'll
speaker-0: No, it wasn't expensive. Like I was thinking to her family, like, do you guys know who she is? Like why are you selling that for sixty-five dollars? Like this should be like what
speaker-1: What are you?
speaker-0: are you guys doing? What are you doing? I don't know.
speaker-1: Yeah. And it's gorgeous. It's such pretty stuff. Like I might like I feel like I might order something. I feel like it's like a very unique piece.
speaker-0: It it it's literally by the original artist. Like Yeah.
speaker-1: Yeah.
speaker-0: Like Mackenzie now, which they don't know what they're doing because they needed Victoria. But I saw that they were having like a whole sale. Yeah.
speaker-1: I also ordered that like
speaker-0: Her hanging from the tree. I can't believe she's gone.
speaker-1: Your number one source for Victoria McKenzie Child News. Such a good guy. I also ordered that Maris and Co. set for baby. Send it
speaker-0: No.
speaker-1: to me. I was very excited about it.
speaker-0: It is very cute.
speaker-1: So I'm excited to see it. Even though like she does not need one, but like I ha it was it was made for me. So
speaker-0: Yeah, it was made for me.
speaker-1: Yeah. Also, Rachel texted me and she said that the only place to get dining room chairs that are not ugly is anthropology. But they're a bazillion dollars. So I'm like, okay, maybe I'll gift myself two of them every year for the next five years and then eventually in five years I'll have this set of chairs. But I'm
speaker-0: Before you go on a road trip to where is it? Like Philadelphia.
speaker-1: Connecticut. no, is it in Philadelphia? No, in Pennsylvania.
speaker-0: No, retail one on one is in Connecticut, but then there's also like an anthro outlet that's like different. You should go to Retail One on One.
speaker-1: But I need to go with like Daniel's truck.
speaker-0: So go on one day. No. No, that could wait.
speaker-1: I have to clean up my closet. I can't wait, Bruca. I can't wait.
speaker-0: You can literally do that whenever. No. Okay, it's your turn.
speaker-1: I'll have to wait. I'm waiting till like we're really down. We have like five left. It's really bad.
speaker-0: really annoying if you drive all the way there, take your day off to go and like it's totally hit or miss. Like there's no Yeah.
speaker-1: Or I have to like scour the home goods around me and like find enough. You know what I'm saying? That's another option I can do. That's fun. But who has time for any of this? Yeah.
speaker-0: Okay, well I'm ready to wrap this up because I wanna take advantage of the rest of my morning right now. So while Jackie, there's a bird that just came to see me. This was so much fun.
speaker-1: We should do this again sometime.
speaker-0: Should I do that again? Sorry, I was so distracted. Well, Jackie, this was so much fun. Thank you all
speaker-1: We should do this again sometime.
speaker-0: for being here and for listening and for watching me being.
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speaker-0: Yeah, I didn't do that.
speaker-1: That's a wrap.
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