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From Sidewalk Chalk To Shattered Rock · Rik and that Michele Chick

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Welcome to Rick and that Michelle chick.
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I'm that Michelle chick. And I'm Rick, welcome, welcome,
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welcome aboard. So I have something to share
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with you, my oldest son. He sent me a text and it said
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this. I'll read it to you.
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It said me mentioning my mom has a podcast.
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Yeah. And your mom is a MILF.
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He said from my friends, that was this text from my friends.
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Your mom is a MILF. Yeah.
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And your mom is a MILF. And I say, oh, I love your
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friends, which his friends are super nice.
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So I met them a couple months ago.
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And then I responded, just because I'm a MILF, it doesn't
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mean the podcast is good. And he just sent the laughing
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emoji. I mean, he didn't disagree, so
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I'm assuming he thinks it's not good.
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But I thought that was cute always friends came and MILF.
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So it made made my day made my week, which I got a new
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computer. So I was super excited about
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that because you know, you and I doing this podcast, we've been
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having some technical difficulties. 1 is my computer.
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Sometimes it's the Wi-Fi. So I've been holding out on
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trying to buy a new computer because the new Mac's like a
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couple grand holding out, holding out, holding out.
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And then last week I, you know how like my audio, I couldn't
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get it to sync up with my lips moving.
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And I contacted who we use to record this and they tried
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everything and they said it's the lag time because of your
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computer. So my husband was like, OK,
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well, let's, let's, let's just do it.
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We'll get you a new computer. You need it.
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So we got this new computer. It arrived on Friday.
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It's gorgeous. And then Friday, no, Thursday,
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as I'm driving around town, my car makes this weird noise in
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the back. Yeah, weird noise.
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I have no idea what it was. You know, I'm still driving.
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And then I noticed there's no cool air blowing out of out of
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my air anymore. And it's probably like 96°.
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And I'm driving around a little bit more, running my errands.
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And I tell my husband and he calls the auto repair shop.
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And luckily he's like, yeah, they can get your car right in
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if you take it right down to them now.
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And I'm like, OK, as I'm driving there, my little, because
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everything's computerized now on cars, the little computer says
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system shutting down to. Oh no.
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What? What system?
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What's? Shutting down way to.
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The auto shop and it like shuts down and as I turn in to pull in
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to the job, it's like I lose power steering.
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It's super hard to turn. I forgot what it was like to
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drive a car without power steering.
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You know, when we were younger, we know what that's like.
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But just as I pulled in, I mean, it was luck that it happened.
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Luckily it wasn't anything super expensive because we're thinking
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it's the air conditioning, but it was one of the belts that
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powers like the air conditioning, the alternator.
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Yeah, that stuff. So a few $100.
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And then today we find out the Jackson's car, because he's been
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having problems with his car, is going to cost thousands of
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dollars. To fix got away with the couple
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100 bucks on yours and then the the real bill drops.
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Yes, you know how it is. You wait to buy a big expense
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item and then of course everything goes to shit like it.
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It never fails. It's just the law of average.
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So I I guess I'll keep the computer.
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I don't know. We'll see.
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Well, you already have it. What do you mean you'll keep?
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I mean, I guess you'll keep the computer you already.
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Have it and send it back. Right, exactly.
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So, you know, a similar thing happened to me over the weekend
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and if you ever, if you really want to know my weakness, it's
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bills. I mean you and my husband both.
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You know, yeah, if I was Superman, it's not kryptonite if
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it'll kill me. It's bills, bills, bills.
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And so I had, Megan had gotten me a big screen and it wasn't
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that big, but it was like a 50 inch screen TV years ago for,
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for Christmas. And I, and I ran that thing into
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the ground. I, you know, probably five
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years. And it died last, I think last
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fall or Nah, maybe in the spring it died.
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And so I said, and I had a little, a little, a little TV
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and I said, this TV is going to be perfectly fine by, you know,
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whatever. Well, then I realized I couldn't
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get over to the antenna to watch football because football's
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starting up. So I thought, well, you know
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what, I'll break down. I'll go buy myself the TV.
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So I went to Walmart on Sunday, bought this TV.
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It's 200 bucks. It wasn't like, I mean, it's a
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58 inches and and now I can watch football.
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So I took the little TV back into our guest room at the end
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of the house. And as I'm setting it up on the
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sitting up on the bookcase, I noticed that the carpet's wet.
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And so I'm like, oh, geez. And so, so yes, that whole wall
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in the guest room, it had been leaking.
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And so it's mildew. It says mildew and it looks
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nasty. And Megan's in the backroom
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right now. She's tearing it all up and that
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means it's leaking. Apparently the sprinkler, the
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sprinkler would get stuck and just spray the house and not go
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back. And so if it would, if the
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sprinkler was on for a couple hours, it's all going into that,
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into the foundation of the house.
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And so Yep. So, so I don't even want, I mean
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that that stuff like if if, if I that will depress me because I
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just like just make it stop. Right, Bill.
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Yeah, bill after bill after bill.
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Like even when you get, even when you get ahead, you know
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what I'm saying? You know, and it's like, and
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then every, every punch to the gut.
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And it's one of those things where it's not getting cheaper
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to get anything done, period. Oh no.
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So. So, so I don't even know what
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this is going to cost. I just, I start freaking out,
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you know, once I don't even know what, I don't even know what
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it's going to be. I'm just like, Oh my God, the
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world's ending to me. It's like if, if they're if a
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bill, if a bill drops on my table and it's going to be a big
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one, I freak out. Right, which I think probably
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stems from our childhood. I mean, it sends us into a
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tailspin, right? No matter, I think no matter how
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much money we had or how financially secure we were, like
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something, anything like this would send us into a panic
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because as children, if being financially stable wasn't a
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thing and we just had to use what resources we had to get by
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and have food, for me, it was just to make sure my brother and
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I had food. So.
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Right. Well, yeah.
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And, and the crazy thing, I mean, I look at look back at my
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childhood and I'm trying to think, you know, outside of my,
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outside of my foster parents, I'm like, I don't recall anybody
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like spending money on a flooded house.
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Yeah. If they, if the side of the
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house was rotting, guess what? The side of the house was
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rotting. You don't say any.
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They just, they just chopped it off and put.
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It out. So it was sort of some.
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Plastic, Yeah, yeah. No one would.
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Yeah, it's kind of like it was funny.
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I was driving home one day a couple days ago.
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I would I took the dogs to the park and some guy was driving
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through the park and he has his shit was all beat up.
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Like his windows were all broken out.
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I mean, he had plastic everywhere.
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And I thought to myself, and he was still driving this beat up
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van and I'm like, and I'm like, yeah, that that took me right
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back to childhood that that I think that's the scariest thing
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for us. So it's and it's, it's, I guess
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it's not a well, it is about the cost of it, but it literally, I
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don't know about you, but paying out thousands and thousands and
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thousands of dollars, it just scares me almost like, almost
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like the Tiger King. I'm never going to financially
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recover from this. I just won't.
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I see those, I see those things and and I have tried so hard
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outside of the mortgage to stay out of debt.
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So no credit cards, no truck payment, none of that stuff.
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And then then I go out and buy a 200 TV.
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Yeah, I put that on a credit card because I think, oh, I'll
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pay it off in a month, right. And then now I'm going to be
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ripping. But.
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Then I'll be ripping up the wall.
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So it's like, it's like, no, it's like I'm with you on the
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computer. You can't go out and just buy
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yourself something nice because shit's going to going to break.
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Something's going to happen. It's the law of averages.
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Yep, Yep. Well, hopefully this damage
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isn't severe. Go down to Lowe's or Home Depot
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and rent those big industrial fans.
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I know this. OK, we already got 1 going.
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We already got. Yeah, we're already dry.
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We're already drying out our. Our water softener exploded and
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water went everywhere in our living room.
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And so I know, like, we pulled up the carpet, we got those big
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industrial fans and it dried everything out.
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Thank you, God. But yeah, I, I know.
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From that experience, the nice thing is we, I think we have a
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good contractor in custom. They do a good job.
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We've had them before at the house.
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And so I for me, it's just like, I just don't want to see the
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bill. No, and you can't turn it into
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your homeowner's insurance because.
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You'll get. Deemed, No.
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Well, yeah. And you'll get, you'll get
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deemed. And they never come off your
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record like your automobile insurance and your rates go up.
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I learned this from our own. So why why this one will not
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qualify is because it was not an it was not accidental.
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So like it like we did have the dishwasher one time break and
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that was a. Flood You purposely had the
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sprinkler on, and it was. Well, you know, I mean the, the
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sprinkler, I mean the sprinklers on no matter what, but it, it
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kept getting stuck. So if you're not out there, you
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know, if you're not paying attention, you know, just
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through time, just through time. So I, so I, I would start the
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sprinklers and then I'd be checking it periodically and
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like, oh geez, here it is stuck. And I twist it, you know, back
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to the other way. And then it would, and then it
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would go, it would keep going for a while and then I'd, and
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then I'd go back inside and guess what?
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Right back to the same spot. So and I and I tried to adjust
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it a billion times. It just would not, it just
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wouldn't, it just would not cooperate.
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So, I mean, I tried so many different things and so and it
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just kept yeah, so and I again, I that, I mean, I guess you
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could say I should just let the grass go brown, I guess.
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I don't think the neighbors are probably like that, but.
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Well, yeah, so, so yeah, it's just, it's just frustrating.
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We have an old, I don't know about you.
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We have an old house. So I I call it the Brady Bunch
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house. How old is your house?
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As old as Jackson because we built it when I was pregnant
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with him, so 21 years old so. Yeah, we got a 1970 Brady Bunch
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house. I like to call it the Brady
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Bunch House. So this is still nice.
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Oh, no, no, no, no. When I no, no.
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When I no, when I go to other people's houses, I realize I I
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am a slumlord. When I got.
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I do. I know when I go to other
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people's houses, I had to go visit my buddy boy.
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My buddy Randy in Boise got a brand new $600,000 gorgeous
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house and I and I go visit. It's wonderful, but I'm sitting
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there the whole time going man, you are fucking poor Michael.
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I was going to say, but how in debt is Randy and Oh?
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No, he'd be able to retire from California, so.
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Oh, he's got lots of money. Yeah, Yeah.
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He was like, oh, our cars are paid off that he had brand new
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furniture. He's one of those California
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people. Exactly.
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Well, he lived in California for 20 years and sold.
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I mean, give him credit, he sold a couple houses and stuff like
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that. But that, yeah, so he's one of
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those Californians that took the money and ran.
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And so now he's in a, you know, $600,000 home, which would have
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cost him a couple at least 1.5 mil where he was.
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At Oh easy, yeah. So he sold his house and put a
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massive down payment down. I'm sure he's he says he has a,
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he has a more as a mortgage, a small mortgage, but it's
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probably nowhere near the level and everything else is Brandon.
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Right, it's probably less than yours and I probably is.
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Probably, probably is. I mean it just, it just, it just
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is. And so, so yeah, you always feel
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like you take 2 steps forward and no, or one step forward and
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two steps back is, is what it feels like when it comes to, to
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financial stuff. And everything's escalated, you
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know, like even from the car repairs, it used to be you could
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go get a car repair a couple 100 bucks.
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Now it's a couple thousand. It just is.
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It just is, you know, And so it, it, I don't know, I don't know
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how, I don't know how other people navigate it unless
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they're just up to their eyeballs in debt and.
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I think that's the majority. Yeah, but I lose.
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But I lose sleep. I can't.
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Knowing, knowing I'm that, knowing that I'm that close to
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bankruptcy. I can't.
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I can't live like that. That's that terrifies me.
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I think, yeah, it probably terrifies other people, but I
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think they don't have a choice. Like to them, they feel like I
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have to live this close to the edge because I I don't have a
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choice. Like this is my reality.
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And they just. And then I think that's why
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people start like drinking or. You know I can't.
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Yeah, I wish. You're right to get away from
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all the day's worries or go to the casino and hopefully I'll
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win and so. Here, here's, here's here.
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Here it is, guys. So sadly, I don't drink, I don't
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smoke, I don't party. Never have, so I guess porn
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addiction's about all I got left so at.
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Least you're still doing that. But I'm just saying it's like I
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have nothing. I have never in my entire life
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ever had anything to numb the pain.
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Like, like I'm, you know me, you've known me for 30 years.
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And if I get punched in the gut, guess what?
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There's nothing that takes away whatever whatever happened
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because I have to take it full strength.
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Right. Yeah.
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Whatever breakups, you name it, it's like, yeah, I don't get to
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go drink my sorrows away. I don't get to chain smoke.
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You know, my my sister has three.
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My sister. Is legal so.
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Yeah, my sister Robin has three packs of cigarettes stacked on
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top of each other. I'm like, holy holy shit.
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She's sitting there. She's going, hey, Virgil, how
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you doing? I'm like, sister, what the?
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What the hell? 3 stacks?
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What? That's crazy.
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I don't have that advantage. That's why I always joke about
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getting a milkshake. Yeah, yeah, that that was always
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your thing. Like, hey, yeah, we can go get a
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milkshake. Because I'd be like, hey, let's
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go get a drink. And he'd be like, I don't drink,
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so we ought to go get a milkshake.
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Damn. OK, life.
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'S in the shitter. Let's go get a milkshake,
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basically. Yeah, but sometimes.
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But sometimes even a milkshake can't right you.
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Need harder stuff? Can't.
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Fix the wall? No.
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Well, hopefully it's not that severe.
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You'll have to update us next week.
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Hopefully you'll. Oh, I will.
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It might. I might not even show up.
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It'd be like, you know? Wiley.
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Coyote sign. Well since we're on the subject
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of finances, this is a good segue.
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I was reading about a mom, well she was a teacher and she is
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charging $20,000 to decorate dorm rooms for kids.
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And me as a mom, like I've sent 3 kids to college and I think
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Matthew, we maybe bought him like a bedspread and a mini
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fridge and then the rest of the stuff he, he just took from
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home, like his computer and all that kind of stuff.
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Jackson kind of the same thing. Even with Shaylee, which she's a
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girl and but she is like super frugal too.
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And we bought her the bedspread and, and we still had Matthew's
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mini fridge and just some of like the organization stuff.
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So I can I cannot imagine spending 20,000 dollars to
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decorate my kids dorm room. I mean props to this she was a
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teacher and this is what she's doing.
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Which I get it teachers make shit so props to her.
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But I can't imagine just being the parent that is spending that
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much money just for a dorm room. You figure they're living in
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this and not even a year, not even a.
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Year that's the no, I don't want to I don't want to point
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fingers, Michelle, but I'm going to point towards the
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Kardashians. I'm going to pour it pour it
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towards social media. I don't want to be that person
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to say, but it's like what why? Why is there such a need to be
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competitive with the person next to you or, you know, like, well,
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like I said, oh, I like I said, I went to my buddies Randy, I
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went to Randy's house, gorgeous house.
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And I'm sitting there enjoying the weekend with him and the
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whole time I'm like, I'm, I'm dirt poor.
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Right. Which, you know, people start
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seeing that on the Internet and they're like, oh, I want that.
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I want, I want that. I want that, I want that.
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And then as a parent, you're like, OK, OK.
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Oh, but you have to be reasonable.
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Like all these parents that are like, OK, yeah, I'm going to
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drop 20 grand. Like, are you?
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Are you? Are you so so?
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It was funny growing up with my adopted parents especially, I
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was ashamed to have my friends come over.
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Oh yeah, like we talked. About this in a past.
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Because of the squalor, we. Lived in.
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I went to my. Friend's house all the time.
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I never had them come to our house.
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It was, it would be cousins, which they would know, like how
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we lived. That wasn't a big deal.
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But yeah, none of my friends ever.
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Ever, right? But, but even it's kind of
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funny, even today as an adult, I mean, I'm 55 years old and I
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live in this Brady Bunch house and when people come visit, I go
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to their house and they come to my house and there's a huge
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night and day difference. And I'm like, obviously.
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No. Obviously, I have you been to my
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house? Yes.
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Multiple times but but I I'm like I.
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Turned I I took the wrong turn of the Albuquerque for a career
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because because everybody else's look like they're living way
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better than some radio DJ. It was so funny years ago.
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I got a funny story to tell you. So funny was many years ago
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Cheryl lived in this area of tri-cities called Westcliff,
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which was the rich area. So sort of Tri-cities is there,
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whoever else, you know, Cadillac guy, hospital guy.
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So Cheryl, of course, she did have.
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Now I'll give Cheryl credit, she had the smallest house on the
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block, right? But it still overlooked the
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entire tri-cities area, right? Beautiful view.
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So we're there for some party or something like that.
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And some guys asked, oh, well, Rick, where do you live?
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And I pointed like way over to like the bypass highway and say
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I live in the DJ slums over there, you know, not not up
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here. I so the the running joke with
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Cheryl was I called, I called it Snob Hill, right?
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Yeah, we. Have that in Yakima too, right?
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So. Yeah, where the D atleys live or
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whatever. I'm like so, so it was so funny
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when Cheryl would have to come off the hill.
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Westcliff, of course, in the when it's snowing and icy, you
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know, I'm like, yeah, you're just going to slide off Snob
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Hill. And so yeah, I mean, I don't,
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you know, it's kind of funny. So going back to the dorm room,
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it is a why why, but we make it that way today, right?
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Which? Again, another remember the
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other viral thing that was going This also ties into college.
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Remember for like the college acceptance they were decorating
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like their bedrooms and yeah and those those those parents were
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paying like 5 grand just for like a college acceptance viral
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video moment. I mean, this is just a moment in
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time in your kids life so well, we've made the.
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Proposal. But we've made the proposal
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like, like back back when I was a kid, I was afraid to ask Susan
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out to the prom. I was terrified.
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I didn't, I didn't have, I didn't have this great montage
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of candy bars or a limo or a horse rolling up to ask her out
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to the prom. I just like, really, do you want
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to go to the prom? You know?
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So today, today it's a whole, didn't Benjamin do the one where
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it's the balloons? Who did the balloons?
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Was it Benjamin? He might.
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Have somebody did I? Swear he did balloons.
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Like a room full of balloons. Do you know anybody who did a
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room full of yes I? Think, I think that was, yeah,
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that might have been Benjamin. You're right.
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He like, yeah, he did Halley's. You are right.
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That was yeah, he did Halley's room very good, very good.
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Like still. Remember Me visiting?
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Your house, but you remember that, okay?
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I only remember stupid stuff. But it is.
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It's the balloons like but like. A bag, a couple bags of balloons
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and we blew those up ourselves. Is it like we had helium?
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So I get it. So, yeah, so.
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But you're right. It's like, but what?
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Why is everything? I guess the question is why is
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everything escalated to that level?
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Because you know why? Because I'm on social media and
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my followers have to see me and that's it.
20:24
I think social media is plain and simple.
20:26
Well, but. But then again, a lot of people
20:29
make their living off social media, so you need that.
20:34
So but then you see the rest of like the normal kids are seeing
20:39
this, whose parents can't afford this.
20:41
And so it's just an elevated way of you wishing you had your
20:47
friend's $600,000 house. I mean, it's just, it's the same
20:51
thing or coveting that or whatever it is.
20:53
It's just a. Heightened now with social.
20:55
Media, yeah, but. Jay and I are going to be very
20:58
similar as like that. Yeah, that that's cool.
20:59
But I ain't paying for it. Great.
21:01
Yeah. That's yeah, that.
21:03
That is the difference. So it's like, yeah, I enjoy
21:06
visiting. I'm a little Jelly, right?
21:08
But when I leave, it's like I don't go.
21:09
I'm going to now see other people have a different mindset
21:13
where they go out and plunge themselves into $600,000 worth
21:17
of debt just to look good to their friends, right, the
21:19
keeping. Up with the Joneses and I, I.
21:21
Can't I? I.
21:22
Yeah. No, that won't.
21:23
That'll never be. That's not going to be me even
21:25
like our. Kids growing up now, they had
21:27
good birthday parties that were themed, but it was just the
21:30
little plates and decorations and maybe they had a jumper and
21:33
a pinata. But like, that was that was the
21:36
extent, I mean, and I thought that was going over the top
21:41
because I had a December birthday.
21:42
So my birthday sucked so well, of course.
21:45
So did would would you have so you've seen some of these TikTok
21:49
kids on their 16th birthday when they don't get the right color
21:52
car or they don't get. Would you would?
21:55
You if if it was my child I will say it publicly I will beat you
21:59
to an inch of your life. I don't care if it's child
22:01
abuse. If I, if I ever saw a TikTok
22:03
rated like my dad didn't get me the right Mercedes, I kill you.
22:07
I mean, that's it, Game over, you know?
22:09
And the parents and the parents go, oh, I'm sorry, honey, I'll
22:11
go get it. Yeah.
22:13
I would be like, no, no, I'd be like then you're not getting any
22:16
car, right. You're.
22:17
Not getting nothing. Which is the same like there was
22:20
that I just saw that video of the travel agent who she has
22:25
rich clients and the kid had called her because the well, I
22:29
mean, it probably wasn't a kid, probably teens to 20s.
22:32
I don't know. But they were going on a trip
22:34
with their friends and their parents had set a budget of 10
22:37
grand And the kid had called the travel agent because the kid was
22:40
upset that they couldn't spend more.
22:42
And she was like, no, like, I can't.
22:44
Your parents set a budget of 10 grand and they were like
22:48
berating her, like they were so mean to her.
22:51
And I'm going what? Like what is wrong with society
22:55
at this point that it, it's, it's just gone crazy.
22:59
It's gone crazy. And that's where that door dorm
23:01
room now, if you got it, you know, reminds me of that movie
23:03
Back to School, which I love with Rodney Dangerfield, where
23:07
he's rich, remember? And they they, and he makes the
23:09
Jacuzzi and all. I mean.
23:13
We all wanted to again, Again, my dorm room.
23:15
My dorm room. What little, what short time I
23:18
was in college. I mean, it was as basic as bait.
23:20
I didn't even have a fridge. I mean, I think my buddy had a
23:22
fridge, but yeah. You know so.
23:25
Yeah, so 28. Hey, more power to the person.
23:28
Congrats, enjoy the gig. But I'm I'm going to blame the
23:31
Kardashian then blame social media and social influencers on
23:35
why. Why the hell you have to spend
23:37
$20,000 on decorating a room? A dorm room?
23:40
Yeah, Well, did you do a sidewalk talk with Logan when he
23:45
was growing up? Yeah, we.
23:47
Had we had some side sidewalk chalk?
23:48
Yeah. Our kids.
23:50
Loved it. And even my brother's twins now,
23:53
whenever they come over, they always ask if they can do
23:56
sidewalk chalk and which I love to draw with them and it's a fun
24:01
little thing to do. But I saw there is a mom in
24:05
Alabama, so she has three kids and she goes out and does
24:09
sidewalk talk with her kids and some of them are like
24:12
motivational quotes. Well, some of her neighbors
24:16
turned her in to the HOA, which I'm so thankful we live in the
24:20
country and don't have that. So they, yeah, they turned her
24:24
into the HOA. And so now she has to.
24:28
So if they go out and do sidewalk chalk, she has to wash
24:31
it off by 10:00 PM, but then she can write again at 6:00 AM.
24:36
So now she is like setting her alarm and getting up at 6:00 AM
24:39
every morning and going out and drawing new stuff, which I have.
24:43
Like, that is the petty kind of shit I would do too.
24:46
So I get it. Like that's the one way around
24:49
the rules for this HOA that I feel like this is probably some
24:52
old people that don't like to see all this sidewalk chalk out
24:55
there. And it's these kids are being
24:57
creative and having fun. They're not on their computers
25:00
on the Internet, so I wonder. If you can write some choice
25:04
words actually Or is that is that not allowed in my?
25:07
In my she probably not. She probably, yeah, she probably
25:11
is minding her P's and Q's. Like I said, she some of them
25:14
have been like motivational quotes.
25:16
And if I woke up and got to get in my car till there's a job
25:20
that I probably hate and saw this cute little like sunshine
25:23
and quotes on the sidewalk, I think, oh, like, this is cute.
25:26
Like that would be a great way to start off my day.
25:29
But no, these neighbors don't like it and are complaining.
25:33
Well, you. You know me and the infamous
25:35
Christmas tree story that I've told.
25:37
I don't, I have not told the Christmas story on this podcast.
25:39
The Christmas tree of the Christmas tree story, Yes.
25:42
Yeah. So.
25:43
So yeah, so Pokey and I were living in Clarkston, WA.
25:46
We, we were living in a manufactured home.
25:49
It was on its own piece of property.
25:51
So and we were renting it. We were renting it.
25:53
We didn't own it. And So what happened was one
25:56
year we got a real Christmas tree.
25:58
And so we had Christmas. Christmas came and then I set
26:01
the Christmas tree out on the porch, out on the patio.
26:04
And it sat there for months and months and months.
26:07
And one day the neighbor who lived next door and a busy body
26:11
old man goes, what are you going to move that Christmas tree?
26:15
Well yeah, being passive aggressive like me, I'm like
26:19
mofo that tree is never moving team.
26:23
Petty I would have left it there.
26:25
It stayed there. It was June or July.
26:27
More. Dead ones.
26:28
Oh yeah, looks to. It yeah.
26:30
And he was like it's a fire hazard.
26:32
It's a fire hazard. Oh, that thing was crispy as
26:34
crispy, crispy, crispy sitting on my porch in July and I'm like
26:39
that tree sat there and then eventually I moved it, but it
26:42
went a good probably 6 to 8 months.
26:44
I'm like, yeah, cuz I will never, I don't care how a great
26:49
example, my buddy Randy, he has $600,000 home.
26:51
Beautiful, right? Well, guess what, you're in.
26:54
An HOA. You're in an HOA.
26:56
And and I I just I'm sorry so a great I have a Co worker.
27:01
Hopefully she doesn't mind me talking about her but she lives,
27:05
she has an HOA and so she was paying like 300 some dollars and
27:10
suddenly out of the blue she gets a letter from them saying
27:13
hey guys people messed up on the HOA fees and now each each
27:17
tenant owns owes $3000 payable by blankety blank time and your
27:22
fees are going up to $600 a month.
27:24
Oh my God. I.
27:26
There is no place on planet Earth that I would live to where
27:30
number one, I paying 300 bucks a month to get my lawn mowed
27:34
maybe. And then and then they Jack it
27:36
to 600 and then they send you letters and and Hoas can't put a
27:40
lien on your house. Oh yeah.
27:42
Yeah, so. No, I'll live, I'll live in my
27:46
car. If, if the HOA, if the HOA is
27:49
the last place on the planet. I, I can't, I, I talk and I talk
27:53
about on the radio all the time. I talk about it on the radio all
27:56
the time. I am so against Hoas.
27:59
And then I can't believe people defend Hoas because they're
28:02
like, but my lawn gets mowed. Get your lawn mower out
28:06
yourself. And I mean not all HO as cover
28:08
that like I don't. You know.
28:10
I know people that it just covers like Rd. maintenance, you
28:14
know, that kind of thing. But you have to take care of
28:16
your own, your own lawn or you know, it's just the roads and
28:19
the sidewalks and maybe like some water, some sewer.
28:23
It really just depends on where you are.
28:26
But that's crazy that how is a mistake.
28:29
How to? Me, it's like, how is that
28:31
legal? If you tell me, if you tell me
28:33
my payment's 300 bucks a month and then suddenly you come and
28:35
go, oh, by the way, someone mishandled the funds, somebody
28:39
in the HOA mishandled the funds. Why the F am I paying an extra
28:42
$3000? I'd take them to court.
28:45
I, I, I said I'll take you to court.
28:47
Oh yeah, I. Definitely would too.
28:49
I'd find a lawyer, which, I mean, you're probably going to
28:51
pay out more for an attorney. Well, probably.
28:53
You know, but but just yeah, so so any any like even moving.
28:59
I mean, I know that Megan wants to downsize someday.
29:02
So we've looked at places the minute we go into a neighborhood
29:04
and they go, oh, yeah, it's HOA. I'm like, you're like, Nope.
29:08
Pack the shit up, Megan. We're out of here.
29:10
Cross this one. Off the list, Beverly
29:11
Hillbillies. Are hitting the road, man I.
29:15
Think like the close this is the I've ever came.
29:17
So we live next door to grandpa and the growing up, the kids had
29:22
four Wheelers and they would pull their they would pull every
29:27
their siblings and friends behind them on sleds.
29:30
So when it would snow and then one year and they would go on
29:34
grandpa's property because he we have 2 1/2 acres and he has an
29:37
acre and we sit right next to each other.
29:39
So it's a 3 acres of riding around having a blast on on the
29:44
sleds and grandpa one year told them that they couldn't ride on
29:48
his lawn because the four Wheelers were messing up his
29:51
snow. He wanted his snow perfect.
29:55
The four Wheelers were messing it up.
29:57
Now I could see if the four Wheelers were messing up the
29:59
lawn or like more damage, but it was messing up the perfect
30:04
fallen snow. And I'm thinking, Oh, my God, I
30:07
hope I don't get like this when I'm old.
30:10
Like, please, if I do, somebody smack me.
30:13
Like his grandkids were having fun, like they weren't doing
30:17
anything bad. They were just riding around
30:20
messing up his snow. Yeah, we do What?
30:22
It's so funny is news talk listeners, cranky old men, their
30:28
shorts. Their shorts are up here, you
30:30
know, and they have a ball cap on and they're like, where's my
30:33
Bob's Burger and Brews? Where's my Bob?
30:34
I want, oh, I want a car wash too.
30:36
And I'm like, OK, well, you can be polite about it.
30:39
You know, it's like I said, I don't even work at, I don't even
30:42
work at this radio station that you you're getting prizes from,
30:45
dude. And I'm like, just just mean
30:47
bastard. Old men are mean bastards.
30:49
I don't know why, you know what I'm saying?
30:51
Well, don't. Get mean when you get old.
30:52
I mean you're what's that? Don't get mean when you get old.
30:55
I'm. You get close.
30:58
I refuse. I refuse to.
31:00
Yeah, it was fun. I will say something one of the
31:04
comments in in our last podcast, someone said to me, nice
31:09
highlights, remember I saw that. No, I.
31:12
Couldn't figure out what they were meaning because I don't
31:14
have any. I didn't have any gel in right.
31:17
But your hair did look like like look at it now, right, right it.
31:21
Doesn't look like you I. Am starting.
31:23
To get some Gray. I mean it's it's sprinkled in
31:26
there. So I thought what it now does he
31:27
mean the Gray hair that's coming through finally?
31:29
No, it's the. Light, it was the.
31:31
I told him, I said I think it's the lighting.
31:33
Oh yeah, see, yeah, it's the lighting.
31:35
But I mean hey, the tips are in the. 90s are back, so you're in
31:39
stylus. There you go.
31:40
I, I thought either he was talking about the, you know, I,
31:43
he said, and he goes, no, it's not the lighting.
31:45
I thought, oh, is he meaning the Gray that's in my hair?
31:47
It's the, it's coming along. I mean, there's some Gray, you
31:49
know, but I noticed it. Too, But yeah, I knew it was the
31:52
lighting so. Oh yeah, because.
31:53
Because now it looks. Like, totally.
31:54
Yeah. Like, yeah.
31:57
Well, it looks cute all spiky, so yeah, what's my?
32:00
Normal it's my normal so, but anyway, just want to respond
32:03
back to that comment there and down with Hoas and I love this
32:08
lady with chalk keep it up yes all day long.
32:14
I'd be even more aggressive than that so.
32:17
Well, yeah, you and I would be writing cuss words and if I
32:20
could, I. Would write stuff.
32:22
About our neighbors, I'd be telling like they're dirty
32:24
little secrets all over the sidewalk.
32:26
I just have. Never understood busy bodies
32:30
like that. I mean.
32:31
Most people, they don't have anything better to do now.
32:34
I now I do understand, OK, growing up poor, I do understand
32:37
having a fridge out on the front porch.
32:39
Are those things I understand why that would be unattractive?
32:43
Yes. So.
32:44
So if you do have garbage, you know, keep it behind a fence.
32:47
I mean, we've got a, we have got to go do a load to the dump
32:49
someday because we got an old BBQ, some bikes, you know, but
32:53
they're stashed away, you know, out of sight.
32:55
They're not just sitting in the front yard right out in your.
32:58
Front driveway, right? So at least.
32:59
At least at least I decided, you know, I grew up poor with crap
33:02
like that. So at least I decided to hide it
33:06
all. All the broke all the broken
33:07
down shit is behind the fence. Yeah, as it.
33:09
Should be as it should be. That's.
33:11
Right. Closest Today's episode seems to
33:14
be all about kids. Did Logan ever break anything
33:19
while in the store when he was growing up?
33:21
Oh, he did. Like break stuff like around the
33:24
house? No in a.
33:25
Store. Like when you went into a store,
33:28
did he ever break something when you go into some other place?
33:32
Not that I recall. He was pretty.
33:34
He was the good news about Logan.
33:36
He was pretty tied to his mom's hip.
33:38
He would. He would never have been a
33:40
child. You could have stolen like an
33:42
abducted. Child.
33:43
No. He.
33:44
Would never have been an abducted child.
33:45
He he was. He clung to his mom no matter
33:49
what. He was never, he was never
33:51
inquisitive. He never, he never approaching a
33:54
stranger. He never approached a stranger
33:56
like, hi, what's your name? And so, you know, Ted Bundy or
34:00
anything trying to snap him like that wouldn't have happened
34:02
because #1 Pokey would have beat the shit out of anybody that
34:05
come near him. But but yeah, he as a toddler, I
34:10
don't recall him break anything strong.
34:11
But is there did something happen?
34:13
Well, yeah. And my kids didn't break
34:14
anything either growing up. But I mean, that's because
34:17
before we would go into a store or someplace that you could
34:20
break yourself, right? I would, yeah.
34:22
I would put like the fear of God in them.
34:23
Like you don't touch anything in here or I'm going to Butch you,
34:27
you know, that kind of thing. We're such good.
34:29
Parents. Yeah, we're such fabulous child.
34:32
Abuse. We're such good parents.
34:33
Yeah, great. Great parents.
34:35
Well, no. OK, the reason I ask is, yes,
34:37
there's a story. So there's this grandma, She's
34:41
in a coffee shop and her granddaughter goes to sit up on
34:45
her lap and there's a granite table in front of them.
34:49
And the granddaughter, to make more room, you know, you
34:52
instinctively push on the table. So she pushed on the table and
34:55
it fell over. I've seen a video of it.
34:58
And this granite table, like pieces break off of it, and the
35:03
coffee shop owners come over and pick it up.
35:06
Well, this granite table is like $1600.
35:10
And so the mom is saying that the coffee shop wouldn't let
35:15
them leave, that the coffee shop wanted her license and a credit
35:20
card to pay for the damages for the table.
35:24
And the coffee shop is saying, no, that isn't true.
35:27
We just needed her information so that we could give it, you
35:30
know, turn it into insurance. But and I've seen another video
35:34
of this exact same table and people are kind of leaning on it
35:38
and it's not very stable in the 1st place.
35:41
And I'm thinking if you have a big business where people are
35:45
coming in, I would be doing everything possible to make sure
35:49
that there's nothing for people to trip over.
35:51
There's nothing for people to get sued.
35:52
On them like. What if that table would have
35:54
fallen on that little girl like that could have seriously just
35:57
to even have her be. Stronger.
35:59
Yeah, just to even be strong enough to move a table.
36:01
Or it's a granite table, right? Well.
36:03
It just like fell over like forward, which it could have
36:07
fell on her right, like easily. So I'm thinking what in like,
36:12
why would you even have? Like I get you want your coffee
36:15
shop to look cool and bougie, whatever, but at least like
36:18
secure this thing in the ground for God's sakes.
36:20
Like, but you saw. Other ones that weren't secure
36:23
again, yeah. There's another video, the same
36:26
exact table, and I'm not sure if it's like sorority sister, but
36:30
they're kind of like leaning on it a little bit and it it is
36:33
wobbly. You could see it like wobble
36:35
back and forth. You're like this is not.
36:36
The same exact. Table they looked good but.
36:38
It's not good quality, no. Or like damn, like this is
36:42
bolted down to the ground. I don't know.
36:45
That does bring. Even even that does bring up a
36:48
good question. Who's liable for the table?
36:52
I'm curious exactly. Like that's the question now
36:56
everybody is asking on the Internet like some people are
36:58
for the mom and some people are for the coffee shop.
37:01
Well, the mom should pay for it. And some people are like, well,
37:03
no one hand shops. Do that, but on the other hand,
37:05
if the table is not secure, no. I mean, clearly it's like it
37:10
should. Be secure.
37:10
It should be, especially a little kid.
37:12
It's not like it was. Which I mean she looks like in
37:16
the video she looks maybe 5 or 6.
37:18
I'm guessing no five years should be able to top.
37:21
Over a grant table, right? It's not like.
37:23
She's this a big kid that's gonna right and it's.
37:26
And and the kid and she wasn't acting out.
37:28
No, she. Was just trying to sit on her
37:30
grandma's lap and trying to make more space in between her and
37:34
the table, you know? So instinctively you it was an
37:37
accident. Right.
37:38
Yeah. Yeah, tough, tough.
37:40
And like I said, yeah, insurance will pay for that too.
37:43
So. Well, yeah, that's.
37:44
What the coffee shop is hoping for filing for.
37:48
Yeah. Yeah.
37:49
That's what that's what they're saying is why they needed the
37:52
mom's information. And the mom is saying, well, no,
37:55
they wouldn't let us leave. And they were insistent that we,
37:58
you know, give them a credit card to pay for the table.
38:01
So there's some back and forth on what's going on, but the
38:05
Internet has been in an uproar. I don't I don't know if it's
38:08
called Tablegate or what it is, but I always.
38:11
I always end. Up I end up in tik toks of like
38:14
tattoo gate and all these crazy things and I get sucked in.
38:18
I am I am in it. It's like a whole TV show for
38:21
me. I don't.
38:22
You know that one's tough. That one's tough, that one's a
38:25
tough one, but I'm going to say if the business has insurance,
38:28
just have the just, yeah. File it with your insurance.
38:32
I remember. Years ago that remember Putter,
38:35
Cheryl's dog putter, you know, is very, is a very playful dog.
38:39
And a neighbor was walking by the house and Putter came out
38:43
and was playful and nip just nipped her a little bit.
38:46
And sure, I had to pay out $6000 because the, the, it didn't
38:50
break blood or it didn't break, you know, nothing like that.
38:52
But the, the owner, the, the person, like the dog assaulted
38:56
me. I know the dog was just saying
38:58
hi and you know, a little nip and Nope, that was a $6000,
39:04
right? Which again, as a business owner
39:06
everyone is so happy nowadays, I would make sure.
39:09
Are people just too litigious? Is it all about?
39:12
Yeah, I think. It's a combination of both.
39:15
I mean, what can I get from? Somebody.
39:17
I mean, you've wronged me. Yeah, great.
39:19
Great. Yeah, I mean, yeah, or just P
39:22
and people not being like, OK, I should really make sure
39:25
everything is secure. You know, there's no which you
39:28
can't, again, you can't plan for every possible little thing, but
39:32
you can try to mitigate stuff like this from happening for
39:35
sure. So I just know.
39:38
I just know many years ago when I was living in Lewiston, it was
39:41
a rainy day. I had a had a Chevy Corsica and
39:43
I was making AI was making a what was I making?
39:48
Oh, I was going straight and this guy was making a left turn
39:53
and she basically hit me, you know, So it's like I had, I had
39:57
a green light. I'm going through the green
39:59
light. She's turning left and she hit
40:02
me. So I pull over, make sure she's
40:04
all right. I'm like, are you OK?
40:05
And she and I was funny in our conversation, waiting for the
40:09
police. She goes, why?
40:10
She goes, Why are you being so nice to me?
40:13
And I and I just, I said to her, hey, man, it's like an accident
40:16
can happen to anybody. It's OK.
40:18
And she goes, you know, you're the nicest person I've ever hit.
40:22
And did you? Ask how many people I didn't.
40:25
I did not. I was.
40:26
Not gonna push my luck, she goes.
40:28
You're the nicest person I've ever hit so was not gonna push
40:31
my luck, so clearly you weren't. The only one which is opposite
40:35
of what I tell my kids, especially when they're new
40:37
drivers. It's like, OK, if you hit
40:39
someone, don't don't talk to. Them they tell you, they tell
40:46
you that you're not supposed to because, because if you admit
40:49
fault, no matter who did it, the the first, the first thing they
40:53
tell you is you don't admit fault to anybody.
40:55
You know, the, the they let, they let the police decide for
40:59
that or figure that out. Figure that out, right?
41:01
And. Hopefully they figure out it
41:03
correctly, right? Well, usually if someone's
41:06
turning left into you, that's a pretty, you know, it's right
41:08
pretty obviously where where they hit.
41:10
But it was still a funny story. When I think about break, when I
41:13
think about breaking stuff that you brought up, I was like,
41:15
yeah, that's a that's a again, that's a tough situation to be
41:19
in. I don't know.
41:19
I'm, I've kind of torn on, you know, on one hand I'm like, I
41:22
can see the mom's point. On the other, I could see the
41:23
the businesses, but I'm still going to go back to that table
41:27
should have been secure. So.
41:28
Oh yes. As a mom, let yeah, because
41:31
again, my thought is that could have fallen on that line.
41:34
Anybody. And then we just sued you and
41:36
you have been. Yeah, we have a whole bunch of
41:38
IKEA furniture and it comes with the little hooks on the back and
41:41
it tells you to like, secure it to the wall.
41:43
And that's what we do. So yeah, I hear you.
41:46
Yep. Well, hopefully nobody sues us.
41:50
I drop enough names. They should now, now the good
41:54
news, because I remember I saw your buddy Frank's like, well,
41:56
how, how's it going, guys? And how much are you making my
42:00
negative -0 negative 0 on the podcast?
42:03
So, you know, it's a, it's, it's a, it's a joy.
42:09
It's a joy. Joy.
42:10
Are you being, are you being Logan sarcastic?
42:13
No, I'm just. Saying that no, this is, this
42:15
is, this is, this is a, this is a, you know where we get to let
42:19
off steam. We get to talk about topics of
42:21
the day. We can just talk about things we
42:23
couldn't. Talk about on the radio, yeah.
42:25
The best part? The.
42:26
Best part of this? Is we can definitely speak our
42:28
minds, which is nice. So when I so when I want to talk
42:31
about an HOA bitch, I could talk about an HOA bitch and not get
42:36
in trouble for it. Right.
42:37
Yeah, Yeah, we could say. Not that I talk like a.
42:40
Not like I talk like all the time, no.
42:42
No, of course not. No, never.
42:46
Never. I'm the one.
42:46
I'm the cusser out of the two of us, not you.
42:49
Never wait. Never.
42:51
Well, all right, we can wrap things up for today.
42:54
Remember to subscribe to our podcast since our friend Frank
42:58
was asking about it so that you do not miss an episode.
43:02
And thank you all so much for listening to Rick and that
43:04
Michelle chick. And you know.
43:05
You could. Why don't you?
43:06
Why don't you throw out? Throw out?
43:07
Why don't they throw us a topic? There you go.
43:11
Comment with something you would like us to talk about.
43:14
Talk about this might be Canada or we could talk about.
43:17
Radio, comic books, you know family life, blah blah blah
43:23
whatever you know you could do, you could do 10 questions for
43:25
Michelle whatever you ever whatever you ever wanted to know
43:28
about Michelle Minor all lies what kind of.
43:31
Makeup and shampoo I use. Yeah, I have.
43:34
No, I have no idea. Oh, I will.
43:36
Before we go, Patty got her eyebrows done.
43:38
I have no idea what this. So there's things we so on the
43:41
radio show, there's a couple things that we talked about
43:43
before we go. Number one, we talked about high
43:46
heels. Like, I don't know, I I could
43:49
never be a woman or a girl because I could never wear high
43:52
heels. Just just plain and simple.
43:54
And then she was talking about she got her eyebrows done.
43:59
Have you? Ever had your eyebrows done like
44:00
yes? But there's a different done so
44:03
you can get them tinted and laminated, right, Which is what
44:08
I used to do. And then a few weeks ago I just
44:12
had them like tattooed. Is that what she had done?
44:16
She. Says it burns.
44:18
Well, but that could be the lamination and the tinting
44:21
though, because that can burn too.
44:23
No, I got my tattoo and I have no tattoos anywhere else.
44:27
Thank God. This woman.
44:28
So you're telling me your. Eyebrows tattooed, I mean.
44:31
Yeah, which? So you only save your eyebrows.
44:33
And then they're just like, all I think about is taking out a
44:36
Sharpie. Like take it out of Sharpie and
44:39
draw it. That's all I think about.
44:41
I mean, they do. Have to map your face and like,
44:44
my eyes are not even if you look like this is my lazier eye,
44:47
right? Well, yeah.
44:48
You're not. You're asymmetrical, right?
44:49
Everybody is. Which eyebrows are sisters, not
44:53
twins? That's that's what US women say.
44:56
And so they map it out and try to make them like as symmetrical
45:01
as possible and then they tattoo them on.
45:03
They don't. She didn't shave my eyebrows.
45:06
I mean, she like trimmed them a little bit, but that's because
45:09
they're like long as hell. So this is.
45:12
This is and and it cost you blankety blank.
45:15
I mean this is just it cost. A few $100, I'll say like 300,
45:20
three, $100 don't tell my husband so.
45:25
But to get like tinting and lamination every like a month is
45:30
like $120.00. So in the end, it was worth it
45:34
financially to finally bite the bullet and get them tattooed.
45:38
I've been thinking about this for years, which I didn't like
45:41
the microblading. This is new.
45:43
This is like the powder brow so it looks more natural.
45:47
So maybe that's. Maybe that's what Patty got was
45:49
the microblading. Yeah, I would.
45:51
Not get the microblading no anyway.
45:53
I'm just throwing it out there. If you got some questions for
45:56
Michelle, yeah, fire away. All in all in on some good
45:59
questions and and I could never be a girl with all that stuff,
46:05
no. No, I could never.
46:06
Even drag, I couldn't even drag with all that stuff.
46:09
I mean, we could try it out and see how we could try it out.
46:12
Are you? All dressed.
46:12
Up Oh, that would be good. Hey I.
46:14
Love a good drag show. I love a good drag show and I'm
46:17
envious for fun. No, I'm.
46:19
Envious of the drag Queens because to me I look up when I
46:21
see them on stage. I'm like, man, that's too much F
46:23
and effort. It's an art.
46:25
Yeah, it is an art. I tell you it is.
46:27
It is. Absolutely.
46:29
Well, we'll have to. Work on maybe getting one to
46:31
like dress you all up and make you walk in high heels and there
46:35
you go. We'll give it a shot.
46:36
We could do it. For charity or something.
46:38
Oh, there you go. I like that idea.
46:40
There you go. OK, well.
46:41
Now, can we finally wrap up today's episode?
46:43
All right. Well, thank you all for
46:45
listening to Rick and that Michelle chick.