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Unhinged Comments😂🍑
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Get ready to laugh out loud in this episode of Laughter in the Lounge! We're diving into the wildest, most unhinged comments kids make. From calling out dad with a "You made a mistake!" to shouting about that juicy booty at the park, kids have no filter! Tune in for the most awkward, hilarious, and totally relatable moments that will leave you wondering, “Did they really just say that?” 😂🍑
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Introduction and Podcast Criticism
00:00:00
Speaker
Hi, welcome to the Park Bombs podcast. We're your host Haley and Becca. This is a place where we laugh and chat about the chaotic bliss of raising young kids. So whether you're about to go on a hot mom walk or start a load of laundry, let's get to yapping. Let's get to it. Okay, during that intro, it just reminded me we had a comment on our TikTok that went viral and it was just love this random guy and the comment was just, your podcast is not important.
00:00:21
Speaker
Oh, really? Yeah. So we need to think. We need to think of like an interesting clap back to say or like a video to do. Not to you. Yeah, maybe because you're not a mom. Yeah.
00:00:33
Speaker
It is for the mamas. Exactly. Say something like, yeah, right. We got like a bunch of people listening
Viral TikTok Experience
00:00:39
Speaker
now. So so I guess just jumping right into it, you guys. um We're famous and we're just waiting for l LA to call. Yeah.
00:00:45
Speaker
Because we... We're just waiting for we're waiting for an agent. We're waiting for a management team. So if you're interested, we're getting a lot of inquiries. but I will say, this is my first experience of going viral.
00:00:59
Speaker
We've had, what, 200,000 views? 200,000 plays. Yeah. Views. Yeah. so I'm like, that feels a lot because my highest... ever is like less than 10,000. Haley's gone viral a lot, so it's not as exciting for her.
00:01:13
Speaker
But for me, I'm like, wow, this is so interesting. is it fun for
Throw-up Incident and Parenting Challenges
00:01:16
Speaker
you today? Like, were you reading all the comments? Yes, and I was reading all the comments, but all I can say is a hater's going to hate. Oh, haters. On TikTok, something is not going to go viral unless there's a little bit of controversy. Okay, so should we and tell the post and tell the controversy? Well, the post was last week when we record when we were recording,
00:01:35
Speaker
In the middle of recording, my husband was upstairs with the kids and my daughter comes down and she's like, mom, mom, Graham threw up which is my one year old. And I'm like, what? Like, can you not handle it? And then I go in and I'm like, well, did dad tell you to come get me?
00:01:48
Speaker
But people thought that I was telling her to handle it. Yeah. and then when everyone found out that my husband was the one who like told my daughter to come get me they were so mad they were like a grown man like yeah a wife would never a mom would never and i just have to say my it's so funny that he was getting so much hate for like not being able to clean it up because truly And I'm not just like saying this because he's my husband. Camden is the most involved to dad.
00:02:14
Speaker
Like if there is a dirty diaper, if someone does throw up, if something happens, like he is actually the first one to do it. He has changed more diapers than I have. Yeah. Like he is very involved. And so it's so ironic that in this video, everyone's like basically calling him a bad dad or not a bad dad, but just like, oh, he couldn't it. Unsupportive husband more. Unsupportive.
00:02:31
Speaker
Or like, you're working, he should be able to do it. But when I went upstairs, it was so bad. Like, there was throw up. He was like wearing shorts, sitting down, and my son was on his lap, and the throw up like went down him and like into his shorts.
00:02:45
Speaker
And so he was holding my son in all the throw up, trying not to get it everywhere, so like, That is why, that post went viral. For some reason, throw up, too. Sam was they look on a work call, I'd be like knocking on the door. like The kids are growing up. Get out of here. yeah no it is You're not working today.
00:03:02
Speaker
It's a whole other level of sickness. like I can handle a cold. I can handle a fever. Throw up, oh it's just like actually disgusting. We've both kind of had it the past few weeks, too. like yeah Some of our kids have had it, and I feel like now everything Smells like throw up. Yes. I've never used my steam cleaner more. Yeah, when we were with our friend, you guys were like, smells throw up.
00:03:19
Speaker
Yeah, everyone's like, oh wait. We were with some of our friends, and we're like, wait, something smells like throw up. And we're all like smelling our blankets, smelling our babies, smelling our sweatshirts. And we're like, we don't know where it's coming from. Did we ever figure it out? no do you know what I think
Podcast's Relatable Appeal
00:03:30
Speaker
it was, though? I think might Jack's sleeves because he likes to suck on them.
00:03:33
Speaker
I don't know. No, because I smelled him, and he smelled like good like baby drool. Yeah. Baby, like the nursing and baby drool is kind of like, it almost is like um sour milk. No, but see, it wasn't, this was like a specific throw up smell. Anyways, we're going on a tangent, but we went viral.
00:03:47
Speaker
Yeah. And so we're just waiting to become famous. um
Recording on Tuesdays and Energy Levels
00:03:50
Speaker
Got a few new followers. So if you're listening in, hello and welcome to the Park Moms podcast. And we are important, right? are important. I think like- And you're important.
00:03:58
Speaker
What actually made me even want to start a podcast is the podcasts that I listen to They're very lighthearted and they kind of just take my mind off of the actual stress of life. Like it's not, it's not educational necessarily. like yes he is done Please don't take anything that we say as educational. Absolutely do not do that.
00:04:17
Speaker
It's relatable. That's That's the difference. Like it takes your mind off. It's funny. It's lighthearted. It's like, oh my gosh, do you feel that? I feel that too. Yeah. And so I think it's just very relatable and we're all like in this together and maybe it's not relatable to that guy, but for me like it iss Half of the comments were either hateful of like, oh my gosh, the dad can handle it. And the other half were like, oh my gosh, this is mom life.
00:04:38
Speaker
This is so relatable. And so yes if you are one of those queens that commented that were relatable and now you're here, we're so happy to have you here. yep When I was watching the clips of – I'm so excited to record this week because I have energy. Last week when I was watching back, I don't know how I got through that. No one was home. I was looking in my eyes and I was like, where is she? No one was home here.
00:04:57
Speaker
No one was home up here, which was sad because it was a subject I was really excited to talk about. But you were asking me questions and I was like – No one was home. No one was home. Someone's a little bit home tonight, but... And that leads me to my point. we We're recording on a Tuesday tonight versus a Thursday, which is like a very positive thing.
00:05:16
Speaker
I actually end up asking my husband, Sam, like what day of the week he thought I was. And guess what he said? Oh, you told me. Oh, a Thursday. A Thursday. Which is funny because that's the day she hates the most. Yeah. But I actually love a Thursday. i like What was his reasoning again?
00:05:29
Speaker
just asked Mother Blue. I'm like, what day of the week? He's like, I don't know. And then he started thinking about it. He's like, probably Thursday. He's like, because it's just like good vibes leading into the weekend. I think we both feel similarly about Thursdays.
00:05:40
Speaker
That's cute. And I told him, I said, I think Haley's a Friday. He's like, just tell no one they're a Monday because no one wants to be a Monday. A Monday gets shit done, so I'm okay being a Monday. Yeah. Did you ah ask Camden? I didn't. I'm honestly scared because I'm scared he's going to tell me I'm a Monday.
00:05:57
Speaker
Yeah. I feel like to him I'm a Monday. It depends on what phase I'm in. Like if I'm in my luteal phase, I'm a Monday. If I'm in a, no you know, one of those, i feel like I switch up. Yeah, switch it up.
Affirmations and Self-Improvement
00:06:09
Speaker
Did you ever and up, do you know how gave that suggestion on the podcast to like write down good things that happened to you? Did you ever do it? Nope. Definitely did not. Did you? Kind of, but one – I actually did one today, do you know what? It was like – I guess I'm in my affirmation era. I was like – I was at a breaking point today, and I just gave myself. Well, you're solo parenting.
00:06:28
Speaker
Again. i know. My husband and both have been like back and forth on travel for work right now, and it's been intense. Like – it used to be so great you could work remotely but now I feel like companies are like, yes, you can work remotely but we want you to travel into the office frequently. And both of us have been having like frequent trips to Francisco. When both work for companies in the Bay Area. Yeah.
00:06:46
Speaker
So that's intense. um But today my affirmation was I'm a good mom and I was like, I actually felt so much better after telling myself that. You did? Did you say it out loud? Yeah.
00:06:56
Speaker
I'm a good mom. job. Did you high five yourself in the mirror? No. Are you listening to I was actually at the car wash doing it while I was like wiping out my car. Like, I'm a good mom. I'm a good
00:07:06
Speaker
anyways have you been listening to mel robbins or like are you on mel robbins tiktok i i'm not you know who she is that sounds familiar she's the one with the whole like let them theory oh yeah yeah okay but she says to literally five yourself in the mirror every morning that it like does something to your brain she's not the one that people are obsessed with like clean right no that's another girl kylie yeah yeah i've heard her too it's kind of that same idea of like Figure it out yourself.
00:07:32
Speaker
Hustle. Kind of like tough love. Yeah. Tough love. Exactly.
April Snowstorm and Concert Experience
00:07:36
Speaker
Okay. Well, it is snowing outside. It's the first day of April. It's like it's April Fool's two today and it's snowing outside. It's like an April joke for us. Yesterday our snow was almost completely melted and my five-year-old was so excited. She's like, look, I can see the grass. This morning she wakes up and she's like, I miss our sidewalk. Oh, hey that's actually pretty sweet. It's really sad because we like had all our bikes out there. Last week were out there playing and now it's a full snowstorm. It's been blizzarding all day.
00:08:01
Speaker
Yeah, my kid's the same way. Today, Colson's like, Mom, I'm sick of the snow. He's like, I like to ski in it, but I'm just sick of it. I'm ready for summer. You're like, yeah, same, bro. Same. Same. So April Fool's on us.
00:08:12
Speaker
Okay, well, I fulfilled one of my... Destinies. Destinies. I fulfilled one of something i've always wanted to do. I have, like, top three people I've wanted to see in concert, and I saw one of them yeah last weekend.
00:08:24
Speaker
saw Kelsey Ballerini. How it? And it was so amazing. We moved... To a place with a view off of 8th Avenue after we said adieu and we watched. Maybe cut that part out. But anyways, it was so much fun. My sister works for a company here that had sweet. Were you singing at the concert? i was screaming. I literally was...
00:08:46
Speaker
It was the best thing in the entire world. And I'm not like a huge concert girly. Like I love concerts. You know, we went to a couple together. Yeah, we went to a couple together. I just felt like, well, our seats were crazy. Your seats were so good.
00:08:59
Speaker
My sister, shout out to my sister. She works for a company that had a suite. And so she got us tickets and I had no idea. I had no idea they were going to be that good. And we show up and I'm like, You, like, owe her your life, know? No, literally, if I do have another baby, I'm not going to. Like, I'm going to have to name her Sammy. Yeah. Because if it's a girl.
00:09:14
Speaker
Oh, my gosh. Really? i don't know why I did not think – you know, that's actually a name I really want to name our daughter. Really? Yes. S-A-M-M-I-E. Do you want to what after, too? cute. What? Well, obviously, my husband's name is Sam.
00:09:25
Speaker
That's not the main reason. Yeah, The main reason is there's this really, really cute girl on Love Island named Sammy. And that's when I saw the name. I'm like, this is so cute. My sister doesn't go by Sammy. I call her Sammy, but to everyone, she goes by Sam and Samantha.
00:09:38
Speaker
So it's weird. Oh, okay. Do you think that'd be a cute – Do you think that'd match our family? Totally. Like a little Sammy? Yes. Oh, my gosh. Manifesting. If it happens. Manifesting. But it was just such a fun concert. And then halfway through, she's singing – a song that's about like men loving women after heartbreak. And she does a just like really subtle wink, right? Like just like looks out. And I was like, Chase Stokes is here.
00:10:02
Speaker
And so I like, I'm looking at her and I see her wink. And then I go like this and he's sitting right there. Did I not tell you this? I saw on your tip cup, but I didn't realize you were close. Oh, he was like sitting right there. And I was like, to our friend, I was like, Savannah, I'm like,
00:10:15
Speaker
John B's right there. And she, we were like filming Kelsey and then we're all of a sudden like filming Chase. Doesn't she love that show too? What's it called? Outer Banks. Outer Banks. Okay. So it was so beautiful to like see him watching her and just like so in love. It was honestly just such a good concert. Such a fun night.
00:10:32
Speaker
I love like golden retriever vibes too. And it's like, it's cute when you see love from afar and you're like, oh, they're so in love. but then you see in real life and they're actually so in love. I can imagine that was like what the Taylor Swift, like Travis Kelsey vibes would
Sleep Habits and Screen Time
00:10:45
Speaker
be too. Are you watching the latest Survivor season? you've been telling me to when I need to. I've been choosing to go to bed early instead of watching shows lately. And it's... Look at you.
00:10:53
Speaker
You're in your 30s. I've been fighting. 30s. The other night, I already told Becca this. I went to bed. I put my kids down and I was like cuddling with them and I started to fall asleep. And my husband's like, just go lay down for a minute.
00:11:04
Speaker
I fell asleep at 7 45 PM. It was still light outside. It was the most glorious experience of my life. I woke up and I was like, did you wake up like in the morning or I woke up in the morning at 7 30 and I slept like 12 hours. And I was like, I'm reborn.
00:11:20
Speaker
you're rape Sorry to cut into your reality TV, but no, I haven't been watching it, but I will. When I choose tea when i go back when i go back to choosing TV over sleep, I'll start watching it. Okay. I'm still in that phase. Definitely choosing TV over sleep.
00:11:33
Speaker
um We have been doing something positive though. We got this little device. It's called a brick. Have you heard of it? No. It's on my fridge over there. you can You basically like touch your phone to it and it stops you from like doing whatever you choose it to stop. so like I have all my work stuff turned off and all my social media stuff turned off. At what time?
00:11:49
Speaker
you have to just click the button basically and then you have to go back and click it again to turn it back on so if you're downstairs it's way too much effort to come up here that's and turn it off and so like it's been good we're not like what made you want to get that it was sam he's like we just are at night we're just like on two screens versus like yeah it's like let's at least just watch one screen together totally and then you can actually like cuddle and watch a show and like getting hit up at work at night too just like turn it off worse turn it off So it actually has been working well.
Reality TV and Parenting Balance
00:12:17
Speaker
Back to Survivor. This season so good. We're like big Survivor fans. So we're also watching the three reruns of... raw um
00:12:27
Speaker
by my Boston Robb and love him. He's like such an icon. and um Poverty, Circe. Like we're watching all of them right now and they're so good. But the newest season right now, it's like not all released yet. Yeah. But and this is like kind of a spoiler, but not really.
00:12:42
Speaker
There's this really cute relationship between... um A guy on it who's a firefighter. And so is my dad. So I'm like, that's really relatable. And then a younger girl who's autistic. And she like confides in him and tells him. I saw a TikTok about this. did i even Probably the TikTok even that made you want to cry. I'm literally straight bawling during the episode because it's so sweet. like And they're competing against each other?
00:13:04
Speaker
They're competing against other. part of Survivors, you have alliances as yeah well. So they're kind of in an alliance. And that could be complicated though. Yeah. But it the sweetest part is like the guy, he's just like, I would want to do like what my kids would want to see me do. And if i had a daughter out here, this is like what I'd want to do. And like, she's incredible. Like, yeah, she's so amazing. And anyways, it comes out on the last episode and it's, it's just so sweet. Okay. I'll start watching it.
00:13:28
Speaker
That's not really a spoiler, but it is just like a good reason to watch it. The cast this season is just so good. I need to get into Survivor. So you're not watching any reality TV? Yeah. Bachelor, Love is Blind. I'm not watching those, but.
00:13:40
Speaker
um I watched a little bit of Bachelor because, shout out, we had a girl from, I think she's from Utah. Oh. Latia. Oh, come on now. Come on now. Come on now.
00:13:52
Speaker
oh I haven't seen the season, but I saw those TikToks she changes her voice. Yes, so I started watching. Come now now. Yeah, and I saw comment that was like, softness needs to be earned, and I was like, I actually love that. Like, she was so soft and kind, of then she's like, come on now.
00:14:05
Speaker
But she, I don't know if she's from Utah. I just love the accent, the accent change, but I like very much respected. like came respected her like not taking a shit though no totally but i don't know if she's we like had connections with her somehow because i remember we were like with friends and they're like oh yeah we were like living here at the same time
Motherhood Realities and Perceptions
00:14:25
Speaker
like do you remember that she's our age i think she's our age maybe a little bit younger i don't know do you know what's a crazy life-altering experience is when you become older than the contestants on the bachelor i was just gonna say that's seriously us basically already right I'll watch it and I'm like I can't wait to like be old like that someday. And then I'm like, same. had those exact feelings growing up. I'm like, one day I'll be old yeah on The Bachelor. Yeah, one day I'll be like the girls on The Bachelor and I can like be that cool. Now I'm like, oh, I missed it.
00:14:52
Speaker
Wow. I went straight into being a mom. Reality TV. Okay, let's see. What else did I want to talk about tonight? Oh, have you seen that TikTok trend? I don't want to bitch butcher her name. It's... Chappellarone. Chappellarone? Chappellarone. Chappellarone. Yeah.
00:15:08
Speaker
And she is basically saying that, like, being a mom is hell. Yes. And everyone is stitching it. And yeah saying, like, well, if this is hell, I'll be damned. Yeah. What do you think about that? ah Well, okay. i Do you listen to Alex Cooper, Call Her Daddy?
00:15:20
Speaker
um i' have listened to a few episodes. I watched her most recent one with... um Ellen Pompeo? No, with Rachel. oh yeah. Yeah. Because I love her. Yes. Speaking of when I don't walk to Bachelor anymore, but I loved her season. Yeah. No, I did too with Matt.
00:15:34
Speaker
um Liked him back then too, but he seems great now. didn't to the whole interview, so I don't have like strong- If you watched a small part of it, you got the full context. It was pretty much- Really? Yes. Okay. I just feel like you can't- if She's not a mom, right?
00:15:47
Speaker
Chapel Road? thought you were talking about Rachel. oh Sorry. okay I'm saying I didn't listen to the whole interview of Chapel Rhone and Alex Cooper. No. And so I'm like, also, I'm probably saying Chapel Rhone, right?
00:15:59
Speaker
Sounds right. my gosh. This is going to be so embarrassing. All the Gen Zers are going to come for us and be like, that's not how you say it And I'm going to be like, well, we wore skinny jeans the first time it was cool. Yeah.
00:16:12
Speaker
Can I actually do a quick tangent? Yeah. Last night, I was looking at my yearbook photos. Oh, no. Every single person – I grew up in kind of a small town, so let's give us that – had hoofy hair, like the rat-ness. Like the bump-its. The bump-it type vibe. I don't know we had actual bump-its. Everyone had a slash bang. Oh, no. That was California, too. Wait, that style?
00:16:32
Speaker
ah side part. it' ah But, like, their bangs were, like, this. no. It was, like, the swoop. I literally have a picture of me, and it's literally, like – It's a, yeah, it's crazy. It's interesting. Like every person had that. You were talking about the Jen, um, people were going to come for me. Okay. kate So I didn't listen to the whole interview. And so I feel like it's hard for me to just like judge that snippet. Cause maybe she had some like caveats or whatever. Yeah. It just seemed like her comment was out of touch.
00:17:00
Speaker
Do you know what mean? Like for her to say that if you're a mom, you're in hell. Yeah. Or you're a parent, you're in hell. I feel like it's like, I just can't wait for the day. Maybe she's not going to have kids, but if she does have kids, the realization that having kids, like, yeah, sometimes it's a hundred percent hell. Sometimes it is the most overstimulating. Yeah. Never felt like.
00:17:18
Speaker
an anger that deep. You've never felt an overstimulation that deep. You've never felt a stress. You've never felt depletion that deep. But you've also, and I'm not going to cry, like you feel everything else a million times stronger Yeah.
00:17:32
Speaker
Like you have never been as happy as you felt like ever thought you could be. You've never felt joy. You've never felt like proudness or yeah gratitude or any of those things. Like being a mom and being a parent makes every...
00:17:47
Speaker
single experience so cool and so fun and I feel like that's where she's missing the mark and she just like hasn't experienced that yeah and I'm sure like it was pulled out of could be pulled out of context I guess I should say because like I'm sure if you're the only one without kids and you're seeing your friends like was like my sister today who's single and she said she went to the park today and she was like watching all the moms just like sit and chat where their kids played they didn't even talk they like all over them like this does not seem fun I'm gonna working forever oh yeah sometimes I go to the park and I'm like Oh, so we're all depressed. like yeah not Not depressed, but like we're all struggling.
00:18:20
Speaker
But you don't see those moments where you're like putting your kids to bed and they like look up at you and they're like, i love you, mommy. Or you see like your kids, my two kids were cuddling today on the couch and my three-year-old's like, I just love my brother. yeah Yeah, those are the moments you don't see. I feel like yeah those are the moments that make it worth it. And so like you're not seeing those at the park. Yeah, and I think you're getting...
00:18:39
Speaker
Like as a mom, you get all the highs and all – like the highs are higher and the lows are lower. That's how I would explain it. It's like your ability to love is so much more because now you have something that you care about and it like – you care about them so much and love them so much and that's so fulfilling but also gives you a lot of anxiety because do care about them so much and you want treat them the right way. You want to raise them the right way. The stress is high.
00:19:01
Speaker
Because you ultimately love them so much you want to protect them. And then you're like, wait, am I actually screwing them up by what I'm doing? Do you know what my prediction is, though? What? I have a prediction that Alex Cooper is pregnant.
00:19:13
Speaker
Really? i I mean, this is just a theory. Because there was another person on our podcast talking about this, too. Did she say she was pregnant? No, no, no. I'm just saying another person talking about motherhood. Oh. And I think it would be so funny if she's doing this interview with her and she's like, motherhood, or she's like, being a parent is hell. Like, having little kids under the age of five is hell.
00:19:32
Speaker
And Alex Cooper's sitting there pregnant. It would be so funny and iconic. Just starting rumors. I have no other, like... Could be a theory. Yeah, it's just a theory. Just a theory. Didn't just put on caption, join me in hell?
00:19:45
Speaker
Yeah. Oh my gosh, that would be actually so iconic. Anyways, so you definitely see it all. And like i I think the other like audios that went to it were also like perfectly describing motherhood. And I think it is just extreme highs extreme I do love all the moms clapping back and like showing all the happy moments. Because the happy moments are just, i think, more private and sacred. So yeah you're not seeing those of your friends with their kids. I feel like they're more private.
00:20:08
Speaker
I will say one thing if you do not have kids yet. I think it's actually okay if your expectations are like, this is going to really hard. Yeah. Because it will – I love when something like exceeds your expectations. Yeah. Like I remember when I was pregnant, everyone was like, everything is going to be X, Y, Z. And like they really kind of tell you it's not fulfilling.
00:20:26
Speaker
It's like but really mundane. Like you really hear all the negative. think just human nature. And then when you get into it and you like have those like expectations, it's like, wow. It really exceeds your expectations in every way. Maybe um hope for the best, expect the worst. yeah Exactly. Exactly.
Spring Candies and AI in Daily Life
00:20:42
Speaker
So, April. Easter's coming up. What are some of your favorite, like, spring candies? Like, do you have – please don't say, like, candy corn that's what you've said for Halloween. Oh.
00:20:52
Speaker
If they had Easter candy corn, then that would be favorite. They probably do. They probably do. my gosh. I'm about to go look on Target pickup to see if they do. um I love just a classic Cadbury egg, but bye the dark chocolate.
00:21:07
Speaker
Oh, yeah. We had those at your house last podcast. love the dark chocolate ones. onces Yeah, the dark chocolate ones are really good. I love Cadbury eggs, love Cadbury cookies, but this year i saw actually on the – our friends, they like post things to go buy.
00:21:21
Speaker
ah Five Fave Friends. Am I saying that right? Five Fave Friends. Five Friends Faves. Five Friends Faves. Anyways, they posted these mini peanut butter Reese's eggs. Have you seen those? No. Like how big? I'd give you some tonight, but we ate them all. um They're like tiny, like this big, like the size of a Cadbury egg actually.
00:21:38
Speaker
What? But they're little Reese's eggs. So basically a peanut butter – Egg, but mini. Put them in the freezer. Amazing. Is like a peanut butter? Are they like a peanut butter M&M? A little.
00:21:49
Speaker
They're like the exact same shape and like dimensions of like the actual like racist egg. Do we need to a taste test? Let's get every single Easter candy. Actually, we did that one year with my family. We got every single type of jelly bean that exists. a good idea. And we did taste test and then we rated them to figure out which one was the favorite out of everyone's. And I'm pretty sure it was the Jolly Rancher or the Trolley.
00:22:11
Speaker
Okay, we should do that. Let's do that and make a joke about it. eggs We'll we're report back, but I've been loving the mini Reese's eggs. Okay, speaking of meals, I have to share a mom hack or life hack that has literally changed my life the last.
00:22:24
Speaker
I think I've been doing for a month and a half now. So I know other people are doing this. It's not a super unique idea, but we have been using chat GPT to plan our meals for the weeks.
00:22:35
Speaker
And I swear our weeks are going so much smoother. We are saving so much money. And it is just like such a weight lifted off of me because i basically have an assistant in chat GPT. So tell me the process. Are you throwing the items you have?
00:22:50
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No, I don't do that. I could do that. But honestly, every day every single Sunday i say, Make a meal plan for two adults, three kids, healthy, high protein, but meals that kids will like.
00:23:01
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And I say like usually do four dinners, three lunches, and then make a ahead breakfast. Yeah. That's like my go-to prompt right now. And it gives you every single meal, every single snack, every single thing. is And then it lays it out, tells you exactly what you need to buy. It's a grocery list. And then a grocery list. And then...
00:23:20
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you put it in like a PDF and we just have that throughout the week. And I swear we have not gone out barely at all. Have the recipes been good? Yes. So good. Like tonight we had teriyaki, chicken and rice and like, they're pretty simple. I wouldn't say they're super.
00:23:35
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you know what wonder if you could do is actually like be like NUs, like half bake harvest recipes. Oh, Because ChatGPT is basically just pulling information on the internet. So like, I feel like you could even like prompt it and like, yeah or like next time be like, Hey, we liked the meal last week, but Could you sub? Blah, blah, blah. That's the cool thing about chat TPT is that basically it's a learning model. yeah And so it continues to learn. like I actually use a lot for the podcast and be like, hey, write a description. Then I say, make it sound more like us. Make it more girly. like Try to make it match the tone of the last episode.
00:24:06
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um And so basically, if you're not using AI right now, like what are you doing? what are you doing yeah And like it does sound a little frightening, but every... tool like so many different tools have ai like yeah okay here's like an example i was just talking to my father-in-law about it they do like a graphic design business they're now using ai to like generate their graphics no i know can basically just be like hey build this park mom logo with this font whatever change the color it's good though a true creative of course would be combating
00:24:38
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I'm like, but as a graphic designer, I'm like, uh. I think that's, it's one of those things that we also talked about last week that it's like, no, probably not as good, but could it learn to be as good? Given like the prompts. Do you know? Well, given the prompts of your experience, though, so like how I would use it if I were you, like, I don't think it's like replace graphic designers.
00:24:59
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I think it's like graphic designers use it to make your job easier. Easier. So like like you said give it the initial prompt and then you have the eyes to be like, okay, change this, change this. Like you're still like the person choosing what you're going to do. Yeah. So it doesn't take the creative away. I think it's just like if you think your job can't be done without AI, one, you're wrong. Two, you should be using it so that way you're more efficient.
00:25:21
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Yeah, it's true. AI is coming for our jobs, but actually not. It's going to help us with our jobs. Yeah. I think think of it that way. Like how can save time? never be as funny as us. True. Actually though, you know that you can just like upload a 30 second video of yourself and then ah And then they'll. Yeah. That's okay. That's where AI starts to freak me out.
00:25:38
Speaker
It does freak me out. Okay. I'm going to go down a rabbit hole. Okay. Anyways, using chat GBT for meals. This is actually so embarrassing. I posted on my Instagram, like I love using chat GBT. Yeah. For meals.
00:25:49
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And someone commented back, and they were like, you mean ChatGPT? And I was like, I'm going to crawl in a hole. Actually, the name, though, ChatGPT. I'm like, can you not rebrand? Yeah, what would you rebrand it to? chat We should ask ChatGPT. Chatbot. I don't know. Something different. Chatbot would be better. Yeah. Chat.
00:26:06
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Anything. i mean Just chat. I like OpenAI, like with a software that actually is better than ChatGPT. you like OpenAI better? So OpenAI actually is like – the people who made chat GPT, if that makes sense.
00:26:19
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So like most people that use tech girly here. Yeah. Most people that use AI are actually using like a wrapped version of open AI, meaning that they're not actually building their own ai They're using open AI to build their AI.
00:26:29
Speaker
So you heard it here first. We said this wasn't an educational podcast. And then we came out here with, but you have some smarties on here. Then we came with the straight back. Not as like doing it wrong though. And people calling us out like, no, bro. chap Chapel, Ron, chapel, Ron. Yeah.
00:26:43
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Okay. Okay. I'm... Whoa. Whoa. Okay. At the same time. Twin. I am so excited for this week's... I haven't read a single submission. Okay. Should I read them and like shock you? I've kind of... You kind of dobbled. I've glanced at them. I've glanced at them.
Kids' Unfiltered Comments
00:26:56
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Okay. Don't tempt me. It's a good time. Tell me the theme. Tell everyone the theme and then I'll go to... I'll go there. one Okay. So our theme today is... Some unhinged comments or crazy comments that our kids have said.
00:27:06
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Becca shared one on the podcast last week about her son saying that her dad that his dad likes to spank her. Taken out of context, crazy comment. But we asked you guys, which, by the way, thank you so much. If you put in your submissions, it makes it so much more fun. like Yeah.
00:27:22
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We're only two people with two experiences, and we want you guys to be more involved and feel like you can share. and when you do share, it's anonymous. We're not going to say your name unless you want us to. Yeah. But we got some good submissions, I'm guessing, right? Yeah. We have said they were good. We have quite a few. Okay. So I'm going start with the first one.
00:27:39
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good Okay. Got some new Mary Jane Crocs. My daughter, without being acid. They're kind of cute. They're kind of ugly. She's nine. Ha ha. She's not wrong.
00:27:50
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will say though, like if you are in style, you are kind of cute, kind of ugly. No, for sure. I feel like the style right now is like ugly cute. Yeah. I got some ASICs last week and my husband was like,
00:28:04
Speaker
What? Those were cute though. What are you doing? They're ugly cute. They're in style. That's what I would say. But I definitely think, I mean, I have a pair of um what's called platform Crocs. Did I ever think at the age of 30 I would own a pair of Crocs? Absolutely not. Platform Crocs, you do?
00:28:19
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have not seen these. Oh gosh, excited. Not like platform, like a heel. Oh, that's what I'm thinking of. A high heel cream. No, you're thinking... No, no, I'm thinking of like a Ugg. Like a flat platform. Yeah.
00:28:30
Speaker
They're cream. Oh my gosh. Wow. We gotta see this for the summer. I need to buy the They were sale. Buy the boys some crocs this summer. TikTok shop right now. Really? Has them for so... Like, I think they're normally 35. They were on TikTok for 18.
00:28:41
Speaker
Okay. We're doing on a vacation soon, so I need to get those. But I will like... gonna get gyps? Gibbets? are they called? Oh, little things on top. They probably love those. One time I called them giblets and Kim was like, that's the thing in a turkey.
00:28:55
Speaker
Close. Close. They're not giblets. I will say though, to be stylish, you do kind of have to be a little. little ugly. You do. And like put together, but like you don't, you're, you are put together, but you're trying to seem like you're not.
00:29:07
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Well, it's like the wrong shoe theory. Have you heard about that? No. It's like you, it's very in style right now to have an outfit and then choose a shoe that does not go with the outfit. That's like kind of the vibe. Yeah. So I feel like your nine-year-old's not wrong. She's just ahead of her time. She's just a style girly.
00:29:22
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Okay. My son told one of his teachers, now that looks like a juicy booty. Yeah. About her? About her? That's band of one of his teachers. Like saying to her, like telling his teacher that she has a juicy booty. He probably was like, that was definitely like overheard for sure. Who's calling your booty juicy? Yeah, like a juicy, yeah. Oh, good for you, girl. You've got a juicy booty. I want a juicy booty. We were at the gym yesterday and we were doing lunges when we were supposed be doing something else and the trainer came over and she's like, you guys aren't doing the right thing. And I was just like, we're just trying to fix our flat butts.
00:29:54
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Yeah. Did you hear me say that? Have you heard of the um breastfeeding butt theory, I guess? i don't know. Or just like the mom butt theory? No, I think it's, this is what heard, specifically when breastfeeding, because like you're like pulling the fat from your body to feed your baby. It just goes.
00:30:09
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Oh, I thought it was because when you were pregnant, your stomach like kind of pulls your like butt this way. Maybe that's part of it too. I don't know. Have you heard the term suburban spread? No. Oh gosh, I hate that though. What is that? I do not like suburban spread. Suburban.
00:30:23
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Suburban spread is when you're the mom in the car taking your kids to activities all day and like always carpooling so you're always in the suburban so your butt goes flat.
00:30:35
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Is that like a common term or is that just like i like a random term? Can actually tell such a funny story though? That reminds me. Okay. I was in the drive through a cafe Rio and um basically my kids were being crazy. They were asking for things and you need to hand them something. So I'm waiting to pay. i'm in the point where I'm waiting to pay.
00:30:53
Speaker
The window was shut. Like I wasn't expecting that coming out be like, okay, got time to pay. And I reach back to like start helping my kids. You farted. but like butt is basically like straight up in the seat because it's like I'm reaching clear back in the back.
00:31:09
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They open it. They hurry, open it and hurry and shut it because I think they were so embarrassed because was like – Just seeing my basically. Because your juicy booty out. My juicy booty was out, and they hurry and shut it. And then I, like, notice it. As I'm hurrying it up, and they open back, and then I pay whatever. And then I just, we're like, we're to pretend that never happened. Dying, laughing to his friend. like Oh, my gosh. It was so funny. You were like, I probably made your tip major day.
00:31:32
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and And that's your tip. And I don't have the suburban spread. Mom things. I do not have no suburban spread. Okay. We have, what cars do we have? An Atlas... Juicy booty. Juicy booty. Juicy booty. Okay.
00:31:44
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My son was waiting for me to get changed for the hot tub. He went to my husband and said, Dad, we should say something funny when mom comes out. Let's say, ooh la la, show me your tits.
00:31:56
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I wonder where he got that from, lol. how How old is this boy? Also, he's kind of smart. I will say, Camden, I'll come down in something that's like just like...
00:32:10
Speaker
I don't want to say sexy, but like kind of like hotter. Yeah. And he'll be like, kids, tell your mom she looks good. And I'm like, no, do not do that. Actually, just like don't do that. Yeah, I know. And it's kind of weird because it is – yeah, that is like a strange thing to say, but it's also kind of like they're overhearing what you're saying. Yeah.
00:32:29
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It's kind of that – I think it's good too. They want to show that you're affectionate. Yeah. My parents were very affectionate growing up. like too Did you hate it did you like it? um I went through phases. Like we would straight up be, they're going to hate me for telling this, but we would like straight up be on a family trip and they'd be like, kids go on a walk. Mom and dad need to have some alone time.
00:32:49
Speaker
They just wanted to like bang it out on a family vacation. They would tell us to go take a walk. They're very open. I will say, like, a loving relationship, though, to me, is always more positive. Yeah. So. Yeah.
00:33:01
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No, it's good. sure And, like, also, there's a whole theory, too, about, like, being a naked mom and, like, just normalizing. Yeah. Yeah, fine line. It's a fine line. It's a fine line because your son could spank you. We're not giving you advice on the subject. We're just reading the comments, okay?
00:33:14
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um Okay. Let's get real, mom. You don't know how to cook and you were 32 years old. My 11-year-old, when I was telling him I was making a good dinner, life, a little effing shithead.
00:33:26
Speaker
Oh, I would say, well, I'm never cooking ever again. um I'm not the cook in my family. My husband cooks every single meal, pretty much, like breakfast, lunch, dinner, because we both work from home.
00:33:38
Speaker
Even tonight, he like took the kids to the dollar store because was like, I need a break. Go take them to the dollar store. They haven't been out yet today. And I was like, I'll start dinner. he came home and he's like, is dinner ready? And i was like, um I thawed the chicken and I started the rice, but you got like you gotta cook it. It's just so much better when he does it. Yeah.
00:33:54
Speaker
Can we normalize the husbands making the meals? Do you think it's because you're like in a rush? I feel like that's why I'm not the best cook. think because I have ADHD. It's like I'm moving so quickly that I'm not like taking the time to really yeah cook the eggs on medium versus on high.
00:34:07
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No, and like Camden enjoys it. Like he has like four aprons. Do I own an apron? Absolutely He like puts his apron on and he like Gordon Ramsey's the shit out of our kitchen. Like in a good and a bad way.
00:34:18
Speaker
Very respectable. Very respectable. The only thing is when he cooks – He has to use every single utensil, every single bowl, every single mechanism. Does he, separate everything to, like, it's like, okay, toppings here, blah, blah, blah. Like, it's like, can't he just use the same cutting board? Yeah, he made teriyaki chicken. There was, like, four cutting boards. There was four bowls. I was like, bro.
00:34:36
Speaker
That ate me. I'm like, I'm doing a one-sheet pan dinner. Rinse off the knife. Use it again. Use it again. like We're thinking ahead. Efficiency. But it makes me not a good cook and I just don't like it.
00:34:48
Speaker
That's okay. Okay. my mom My son told me he was mad at me and I needed to go back to the mommy store. That's so funny. I wonder if she tells her son like, you were from the kid's store. Like, I'm going return you.
00:35:01
Speaker
And so he was thinking the same thing. Because i will say like, my we always tell our kids their punishment is that they have to sit on the stairs. It's like not a punishment, but it's like, you need to take a break. We're going to sit you on the stairs. It's like a central place in our house.
00:35:13
Speaker
The other day, three-year-old tried to put me on the stairs. She was like, mom, you're going to go to the stairs. And i was like, no, that's not how it works. So I wonder if it was like a rate. They use their same punishment. yeah Or maybe they're just thinking like you buy something at the store. that's where you come from. So it's like, okay. She wanted her to be returned. Returned to the mommy store. No are refunds. No refunds here. Honestly, I want to to the mommy store. What is the mommy store? That sounds fun.
00:35:35
Speaker
The mommy story. Okay. Dying. Ha ha ha. just took a shower and we got out and he started patting my tummy and said, your bum is really big. And I said, my bum or my tummy? He goes, your tummy. Ha ha ha ha.
00:35:48
Speaker
um I was in the shower once. That confusing. I was in the shower once and my daughter said, Mom, your stomach looks like pizza. And I was like, what? And she's like, yeah, it's like so squishy.
00:36:00
Speaker
oh I was two weeks postpartum. That is the sacrifice of being a mother. You do get the mom pooch and it's fine. honest i Honestly, I don't feel like it goes away. Have we talked about this on podcast?
Body Image and Societal Expectations
00:36:11
Speaker
Why is it dad bod glamorized when they haven't even gone through birth or anything or being pregnant, but a woman's body has to bounce back?
00:36:20
Speaker
That's actually a good question. Think about it. Think about it. Okay, I did like – I don't know if saw this on TikTok or just thought this, but I feel like I saw something recently that like – even though women are so hard on their bodies, and like, there's this, appearance of, like, have a six-pack be so thin that, like, men are actually more attracted to, like, a little bit of, like, a womanly body that's, like, natural. No, I think that's normal.
00:36:42
Speaker
I don't know that's actually true. But I think every man's different, you know? Yeah. They have their things. Yeah. mean We all have our things. That was weird. That was weird that I waked out the camera.
00:36:52
Speaker
We all our things. But I think it's a good point. Like – Yeah, I'm going to tell myself that. The thing that's actually the most annoying is it's not men. Maybe it is. It's not always men who are like judging the woman. It's mostly the woman judging the woman. That's the annoying part. It's like, guys, let's just. I think it's also just like the women judging ourselves. Wow, we are getting deep. We're getting deep. Okay. Next one.
00:37:13
Speaker
My four-year-old out of the blue. Dad, you're making a mistake. oh my gosh That's so funny. We were driving last week and my five-year-old goes, we call my dad Poppy.
00:37:25
Speaker
no No one. No one's talking nothing. We're not talking about my dad. No conversation about him is being had. of a sudden she goes, is Poppy a rule breaker? And he totally is. He's definitely like not one to follow the rules. And I was like, yeah, like what made you think of that? It's so funny when they just like think of something. They get so deep in thought. You're making mistake. And feel like even like the comments that they have, it's like so crazy where it's like,
00:37:47
Speaker
Maybe You're wrong, mom. Or like, you're wrong. I'm right. Or like, the other day, Colson goes, you lied about this. I'm like, where are even hearing this? Like, where is this coming from? Oh, yeah. They're just smart. Too smart.
00:37:59
Speaker
You're making a mistake. I wonder what he was doing. Yeah. What mistake? While singing the Cher song from Jack Johnson, it gets to the part about sharing with your mom and he riffs or should I sing it? Or share with your dad and brother if you don't want to be by your mom because she has blood coming out of her china.
00:38:16
Speaker
that's what That's what the little kid's saying. The little kid riffs. Like a riff is like, I'm not a music person, but I think it's when you like like change the words. Okay, okay. And he said, or share with your dad and brother if you don't want to be by your mom because she has blood coming out of her china.
00:38:31
Speaker
Like on her period. I haven't gotten... What is the actual song? do you know that song? I don't know the Cher song by Jack Johnson. Gotta look that up. Yeah, we'll look it up. That is... It's just like, the thing is, they're always watching us.
00:38:43
Speaker
Yeah. Yeah. My kids don't know about periods yet. No. I... Actually, my kids, a little bit, know, just because they've, like, seen a tampon and, like... They're like, what's this? I just tell them. Like, I just try not to make it weird. just say, we'll talk about it later.
00:38:59
Speaker
Yeah, I'd kind of just like, oh, yeah. I honestly am just like, yeah, sometimes mom, because, like, when she... You're when mom's uterine light to your twoyear old when mom's uterine lighting sheds, then she bleeds. You're like being so scientific with it. And he's like, okay. No, I'm actually serious. That's what I do. What do you i say? say stuff like that. like You're amazing. That's actually really cool. I need to do that. I just try to give a scientific explanation. not being sarcastic by saying you're amazing. I'm saying like...
00:39:26
Speaker
I need to learn from Like, okay, you're going to hate this. My kids, one of my kids the other day was asking, like, I don't know how they asked this. Like, how are babies? Like, oh, my kids asked. Where do babies come from? Yeah. And I literally just said, like, the mommy store.
00:39:39
Speaker
Yeah, the mommy store. No, I actually just said, like, well, there's a sperm and an egg. Like, I just made it super scientific. I'm just like, not a big deal. And what did they say? He was just like, oh. To Coulson?
00:39:49
Speaker
Yeah. He's just like, oh. Should I try that? Yeah. This is what my brother always... He has, like, in this field. Yeah. Gives me tips. He's like, instead of, like, making it scary and, like, almost, like, hidden where they're, like, nervous about it. Secretive. Secretive. Yeah. Just, like, make it scientific because...
00:40:05
Speaker
They also have a lot of examples in nature where this stuff happens. Yeah, that's true. And so it's like, oh, animals do it. Even insects. We were at the aquarium the other day, and the otters were ottering. The otters were going crazy.
00:40:20
Speaker
These crazy little horny otters were going at it. And my five-year-old goes, Mom, hurry, give me your phone. I want to take a picture because they're hugging. I have otter porn on my phone. Yeah, you could just say.
00:40:32
Speaker
There's a full video. No, that's actually how they make a baby. yeah I should have. I should have. I think because my mom was so good at it, but I think just like when we were growing up, it was kind of more hidden. I'm yeah still uncomfy about it. Like I know you're supposed to use the scientific words. Yeah. But I've talked about this on the podcast.
00:40:48
Speaker
My kids call it a winker. Yeah. I'm like, where have you heard the word winker? Because we never said that. We've never used the word winker. Like they fully came up with the word winker. That was too many times for me to say winker.
00:40:59
Speaker
Oh, geez. Okay, we'll have to get an episode about the appropriate sex talks. I'm about eight months postpartum with my third, and I was getting out of the shower, and all my kids were playing in the room. And my five-year-old son needed my help, but of course I couldn't help him in that exact moment. He was mad, and he called me naked fat rat. I died and could not believe it. Naked fat rat?
00:41:20
Speaker
Honestly, kind of funny. That, kids know how to cut deep. Yesterday, I work part-time. I've talked about this on the podcast. My five-year-old goes, well, I just want to be with grandma because you're working all the time and you're never around.
00:41:36
Speaker
Guys, I work 10 hours a week and it's usually during their quiet time. 10 hours a week. I'm at home still. I never leave. She's like, you work all the time. And I was like, all right, dagger to the heart. Why do that they know what to say? and know what to say, fat rats.
00:41:51
Speaker
Fat rats. That one's terrible. He or she, oh wait, was it a he? that said it yeah he does not mean it and it's not true and like being postpartum is amazing go fat rats okay walking down to the beach past a very large lady in a bikini mom look at that fat butt i ignored and panicked then louder i ignored mom her has a fat butt look the poor girl just laughed her has a fat But that's so funny because that's how my kids talk.
00:42:22
Speaker
Her has a, her has that. Like her has, hers or my, yeah. This guy, that's what Walker is. This guy, blah, blah, blah. And his yeah girl or guy, always this guy. Him has this. Yeah.
00:42:34
Speaker
Him isn't doing, isn't doing What do you in that situation though? Like I think ignore probably is the case. I think you say something like, all bodies look different and we're all beautiful. Good job.
00:42:45
Speaker
Good parenting moment. And I think it's so cool that the lady just laughed. like Yeah. yeah Honestly, no one cares. And the thing that is cool about kids, even though it feels offensive, that's honestly not offensive. It's not offensive to them. To them, it's just like a fact. That person's butt is bigger than the other person. She's got a, what do they call A juicy booty. A juicy booty. That's what we should say.
00:43:07
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No, it's not a fat butt. It's a juicy booty.
00:43:13
Speaker
Okay. My daughter is more critical of my appearance than anyone else. Why aren't you wearing makeup today? Your teeth look so yellow. You should brush them. The list goes on and on. Oh my gosh. Savage.
00:43:23
Speaker
That's so interesting. I would, what would you do in that situation? I think I would just be like, well, I think I'm beautiful.
00:43:31
Speaker
Yeah, it's a tricky one because you wouldn't want to make it a big deal. because she's critical of you. You don't want her to be critical of herself. Exactly. But maybe she's just helping you have the best glow ever. think you would just say, like, sometimes I don't like wearing makeup. I still feel beautiful.
00:43:43
Speaker
Yeah, have you heard the thing where it says, like, we don't wear makeup to be beautiful. We wear makeup to be fancy. Yeah. Oh, that's cute. been trying to do that because with the girls, I've been wearing more makeup lately. I feel like I used to not wear makeup and now i'm like kind of having fun with it.
00:43:57
Speaker
Not that I'm 30. I'm like, well, maybe I should learn. i'm And so the girls, I've been very careful not to say like, they're like, mom, are you wearing makeup? And I'm like, just to be fancy or when I'm doing my nails, just to be fancy instead of like to be pretty.
00:44:09
Speaker
Yeah. To show them, like, you don't have to have these things to be pretty. Yeah. think that's really cool. That's, like, one good thing I'm doing when it comes to parenting girls. I agree. And I think, like, um again, you, like, want them to just, like, love themselves the way they are. But it's not a bad thing if they want to wear makeup. totally. Like, that's also positive and i got through phases where I, like, won't wear it for a long time. And then I've done make my makeup the last two days, which is, like, crazy for me.
00:44:31
Speaker
But I'm trying to do the thing where it's, like, a better 10 minutes for a better – or we've talked about this. Yeah. 10 minutes for 10 hours or something. Yeah, 10 minutes for 10 hours. Okay. I'm trying to feel This is the last one. It's funny. All of these have a theme.
00:44:45
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And it's all being critical of people's bodies. Dada, you have a big tummy like Shrek.
00:44:53
Speaker
Yep. don't know what to say. Well, Shrek's funny. Yeah. so i would say well And he got the girl. Shrek got the girl. That's what I would say. That's amazing.
00:45:05
Speaker
Well, honestly, i feel like these comments are so funny, but they're I didn't realize until we read them, like they're also teaching moments. Yeah. Yep. Every single one of them is like a teaching moment. Yep. But sometimes you just have to like put down your head and laugh too because kids are truly unhinged. They are. And like never take it personally. Like actually like swear like I was thinking about the last couple days just like every day there's funny things my kids are saying to me. Yeah. Write them down.
00:45:28
Speaker
I need to start writing them down because I forget them but they're hilarious. I'm like how – Do they like contemplate about life? Think about these things and then just come up with the hilarious things. I know. I need to start keeping a journal or something or just like keeping a notes in my phone because I'm – during this podcast, was like, wait, I feel like I have – and I even had friends DM me when I posted the link. Like I can't think of any, but I know I have a million.
00:45:48
Speaker
and know. But – Write it down or and send it to the pod. Kids are ruthless and none of you guys are – what your kids said you are you just all have juicy booties.
00:46:00
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Yes. Care for the juicy booty. Okay. Bye guys. Bye guys.