Coffee Convos with Kail Lowry and Lindsie Chrisley - Insurance Is A Fraud, Sandals in Dishwashers & Roadkill BBQ

Episode Date: December 1, 2022

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Starting point is 00:00:00 I hate gift giving and receiving receiving gifts is so weird. What do you say? Thank you? This is coffee convos with Kale Lowry and Lindsay Chrisley. I really want you to be in your feels Kale That does not interest me whatsoever. I feel very attacked by you a spirited discussion about motherhood friendship Family and life in the public eye. I'm just not with the fakery anymore. There's a fakery bakery around here. Here's Kale and Lindsay Hello everyone from coffee convo's podcast Kale good morning Good morning. I Susie didn't say hi to you before that because I wanted like a genuine hello, you know, like I wanted to be genuine to you
Starting point is 00:00:39 I wanted you to be genuine to me. I don't want to be like redo our hello Oh my god. Well, I can tell you this morning. I went and had a teeth cleaning and good Yeah, we all know how we feel about the dentist here and I had the same thoughts that we have talked about before on Why their tools are so outdated and literally like fossils. So oh good. Okay. Well Maybe you should try coming to Delaware for my dentist because he just got like a new machine And he was really happy about it and he was telling me about it. I think in his last appointment. Oh My god, wait, is it a silent machine? Um, yes, it's silent. What is this expensive? He said that when he went to dental school
Starting point is 00:01:24 He was like that was the one thing that they were like When are they gonna invent silent stuff? And he said that his professors would be like maybe in your lifetime We'll do like silent machines and maybe in your lifetime. We'll do like other stuff and he's like literally I bought it right now And I was like, oh, I Need to go to that dentist like what if I just like boarded a flight every time I needed to go to the dentist and came to your dentist and also did a drive-by on you Wouldn't that be so great? That would but I like I tell my kids all the time like please when you're roughhousing Don't fuck with my teeth because literally I got fake teeth in California
Starting point is 00:02:03 so I would have to go to California because nobody here does the teeth that I have like my fake ones and And so it would be very tragic if something happened to my teeth Let me tell you one of my worst nightmares is anything involving a snake Mm-hmm, but then also losing my teeth like I always think about that I'm like, oh god, like if I ever get in a car crash, please don't let me hit the steering wheel like Do whatever to me, but like do not knock my teeth out. Should we drive with mouth guards dead? Remember that one time that I was talking on here and felt so dumb after the fact. I was like Could insurance cover it if you accidentally sneeze and hit somebody remember that? Yeah, but could they I don't know
Starting point is 00:02:50 I'm like wait. It's Kristen on here. Yeah, she knows everything like even about I've got to tell you guys something else that Kristen knows too, but Kristen would they cover us? I'm scared I Pretty sure that you like your car interns would cover you, but you would still be at fault for an accident It's literally that's tragic. How can you expect that? How can you? It's kind of like how if you get into an accident and like somebody rear ends you and then you rear in rear end into somebody else You pay for the car that you hit even though you didn't Like you were pushed into them
Starting point is 00:03:24 You still have to pay for the car you hit the car that pushed me into them should pay for both Correct, but that's just not how it works, which I think is a goddamn scam and I'm sick of it Like I'm so sick of it. I Literally, I was just we've been being some of the football moms were complaining and I know I vented about it before on here, but like braces I have paid my son's insurance since he was a teeny teeny tiny toddler and He's about to be 13 now and I had to pay pretty much I got only got $200 discount for his braces and I'm like I've literally paid for braces ten times over and you guys Aren't gonna cover them. Okay. Well, first of all
Starting point is 00:04:03 braces and that whole thing with a dentist is a scam. I'm like no one chose to have jacked up teeth so They're acting like that's our fault and like genetics and stuff and it's like it should cover way more Well, because we pay for them over and over and yes Yes, I pretty I mean I pay I don't even get me started. I can't I'm not going down this fucking rabbit hole today. I'm not Because I know three out of four of my kids need braces like I know that for it Well, Isaac already has them Lincoln's getting them and then Creed is gonna need them cuz he's got pasty key So, okay
Starting point is 00:04:39 Well, this is another thing that I need to talk about really quick before we move on to our Q&A First time Kristen. One time told me that if your tires get slashed and like three of them get slashed and the fourth one Doesn't an insurance will pay for it But like if isn't that what you said Kristen? No reversed if you've slashed someones all four tires insurance will pay for it But if you slashed three out of four, they're not covered. Like how how is that real? I don't know. And then I saw it on tiktok. So I was like, okay immediately it's real. But, Kristin, give us the justification on why, like, let's say you go out here and
Starting point is 00:05:13 pull a carry underwood on somebody and, like, slash all their tires. Their insurance is going to cover that? Yes. Because I don't know the justification as to why, but I think it's because it happened to, like, all of them. And not just, like, some of them. I don't really know. That's a really good question. If anybody, you know, knows the answer. I just know that. You know what pushes me off, too? Slash. What?
Starting point is 00:05:38 Like, say someone, like, someone rear ends the fuck out of me, which happened to me last year. They didn't have enough insurance to cover it, which I talked about on the podcast. But also, my insurance went up because of something they did. Oh, yeah. I don't think you actually talked about what happened with your insurance after that. Oh, they dropped me. They fucking dropped me. Yeah. Yeah. That was not a good time. They dropped you because you, wait, what?
Starting point is 00:06:02 They dropped me. My insurance dropped me. And I was not at fault. It was when the other insurance and the driver claimed 100% fault and my insurance dropped me. No. Yes. I swear to God, it's a fucking scam. And then I was like, Chris, and now I'm bitter. I said, take me off their homeowners. I'm not having homeowners with them. I want to find a new company because fuck them. Shout out to the company I have now. First of all, anybody who works in insurance, like, I feel so sorry for you because I bet you the calls that they get every single day of people bitching them out because of the
Starting point is 00:06:39 policies are just bad. Like, remember the one time that I got the rock that like flew into my windshield from a truck that, you know, whatever. And of course, cops come and they're like, Oh, well, you know, if it came up from the road, then Georgia law doesn't protect you on that. Like the person's not getting a ticket. You'll just have to file a claim with your insurance. And I'm like, bro, like his tire literally spun and flung rocks up on my windshield and cracked my shit. And then you're going to tell me that his insurance isn't going to cover it. Mine's going to cover it. Got it. Okay, bye. No, that happened to me right after I got my new car. I literally drove to Kales four
Starting point is 00:07:21 days after I got my new car was driving on the highway, tractor trailer kicks up this giant rock to the point where I thought that I was getting shot at and I ducked while driving down the highway, cracked my windshield and nothing. I took a picture of the license plate. My insurance was like too bad and I'm still I'm not paying for it. So I still have the crack and I don't care. No, I would be so pissed, so pissed about it. And I'm like, okay, first of all, if someone throws up a rock on me, like when I am just like cruising down the road, minding my own business, they throw a rock up on me and I have to duck because I feel like I'm about
Starting point is 00:07:55 to get killed. And then I hit someone else. I'm going to immediately be fucking pissed. I actually have a little nick in my windshield right now, and I'm not going to do anything about it right now because why are windshield so goddamn expensive? They're so expensive. Go get it filled. If it's tiny, you can get it filled. Oh, okay. I didn't know that was an option. Yeah, it doesn't like drag. Mm hmm.
Starting point is 00:08:18 So like it doesn't spider out. No, no. So nice knowing you guys want to do a Q&A. This episode is going to be really different. So we're going to run through like listener topics, foul plays, Q&As. It's really like a wrap up of everything that we do not get to cover on regular episodes. So I'm kind of excited for this one. Yeah, I'm very, very free form. I'm going to ask them to you guys. So it's easier than like somebody reading. Oh, okay.
Starting point is 00:08:50 Cool. I'm excited. Okay, are we ready? Mm hmm. Duh, never been more ready. Okay. First topic that somebody needs some feedback on says, how should I handle my newly ex-husband's new girlfriend being around my children and refusing to meet me? Regardless of why my marriage ended, I'm still the mother of his children. If another woman is going to be around them, I feel like I should at least meet her. My ex-husband and I have two
Starting point is 00:09:16 young children. So we have to get along and co-parent. Well, this is a tricky situation. You can't force someone to do something you don't want to do. And I learned that from experience. I think with time, she will come around and I know the first thing that we all say is, well, I'm the mom, I should, you know, get to make the rules on this, but sometimes you can't. You have to have trust that your, your ex-husband is not going to let anyone who's unsafe around your kids. And also if you, you know, I asked my kids, and maybe this was wrong with me. I don't know. I said, is she nice to you? And they said, yes. If they say yes, I'm no longer going to make
Starting point is 00:09:58 it like a thing where I have to meet them right now. They will come around eventually. Okay. Well, I don't know if you guys remember, but I said it somewhere. It was either here, the Southern T that ideally before we started introducing people to Jackson, that we would meet them first. And now that I've said that, I'm kind of like, why did I say that? I think that it's a good idea in theory, but is it realistic? Right. No. And I've just had to learn that through experience. I think that I thought it was realistic whenever I was saying it.
Starting point is 00:10:34 Right. It's the same. And I've said it too. I mean, and maybe we make hypocrites out of ourselves, but I think you're right. I also said that. I think it's just, it's something as a mom, and just as a person that's trying to do the right thing that you feel like that's the right move to make and like all be adults and be able to, you know, sit down and maybe it throws colored glasses to think that I was going to have this type of relationship with Will post divorce that we would all be able to be friends, like my significant other, his significant other, we could all be able to do stuff together. And I do think that that will probably come in time. But because
Starting point is 00:11:13 our divorce is still so fresh, I think that that's maybe like one obstacle. But two, I think also gaining independence for us on our own and being able to not really have secrets. I don't want to like say it's secrets, but like to be able to have our own lives that aren't crossing each other's feel very comfortable right now. And I think it's too soon for us to start crossing paths in that way, if that makes sense. So Oh, 100% it makes sense. I don't think it would be wise for me to meet whoever this person is that, you know, doesn't have a name at this point. It probably wouldn't be wise for me to meet her in advance. Again,
Starting point is 00:12:02 Jackson is much like Lux. And he would crawl back up in me and live there for the rest of forever if I would allow it or literally, you know, possibly happen. But I think that you're right, you know, you have to trust that your kids are going to you have the relationship with your kids that they're going to tell you know, like, is this person nice to you? Is this person mean to you? And they will tell you kids, kids tell everything and it might not be in the timing that you want them to tell you, but they will tell you everything. I can only say if I had a child that was like young still in diapers and doing bottles and there was someone else, I might have a bigger problem with it at that phase than I would
Starting point is 00:12:51 now with Jackson almost being 10. Right, agreed. It's a little different when they can't verbally express to you like their feelings or whatever. Also, it's a little hard when the X is already with someone. It's not like they're coming to you and saying, Oh, hey, like I just started dating so and so, I am going to introduce them if they don't tell you that and they're already around it and then you feel like you have your that's I feel like when mama bear comes out, well, I need to meet them like you kind of blind sided me. Do you know what I'm saying? Does that make sense? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And I will say like the refusal to meet someone seems like a little weird, but I don't know the
Starting point is 00:13:33 circumstances to really like speak on it so much, you know, like what is the reasoning why they don't want to meet you? Is it to like protect themselves? Like are you a mean person? Like I don't, I don't know. Coffee commas podcast is sponsored by better help. Lindsay, you and I talked about this, that the holidays can just be a really tough time for so many people between, you know, the managing family dynamics, racing from thing to thing, you know, bringing the cold and dark weather and a lot of people feel down and it's so normal. Honestly, it is so true. And I think that something that people can do to really help themselves is to join better help. If you guys have not tried better help
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Starting point is 00:15:50 All right. You're in a line. You have to poo, but you won't make it to the bathroom. What do you do? Wait, what? Wait, why, why are we not making it to it's just says you're in a line. This just happened to me, but won't make it to the bathroom. What do you do? What the fuck? Kale, this just happened to you? Well, kind of like a variation of this. So I was really proud of myself. I'm on the phone with Kristen and I was like, I'm the first in line at pickup for Isaac, but I'm about to ship myself. Like what do I do? Should I get out of line and go to the bathroom or should I try to hold it and see what happens? Apparently Kristen was like, no, you need to go to the bathroom so that you are not
Starting point is 00:16:34 shitting yourself in this line. So I got out of line and I was no longer first for him. But do you mean like a bathroom line? Like if you're at a concert, an event? Yeah, this is what I'm imagining. This is what I'm imagining. Well, that's the case. I'm telling them, listen, I'm going, I'm just going to at that point, people listen to my podcast and if they don't listen to my podcast, someone told them that I ship myself before. So I will just verbally announce like, please let me go. I'm going to ship myself. I also would be like, excuse me, you guys, this is literally an emergency. And if you do not let me go, you're going to possibly have shit on you and I'm definitely going to have shit on me. Yes, immediately,
Starting point is 00:17:16 immediately. Yes. So that's what I'm doing. Love that. Okay, Lindsay, this next one is for you. And I think Kale has a bone to pick with you about it actually from what I saw on the Facebook group. Please address why there were sandals in Lindsay's dishwasher. Immediately, you need to explain one more person fucking ask me this question. No, you need to explain yourself to me a DM about this. I've received more DMs about this in this entire year than I have about anything else. I don't really have an explanation for myself. But what I will say is that I do put my Birkenstocks that are like the same material as Crocs and my Crocs and the bottom drawer of my dishwasher to wash them. I don't like
Starting point is 00:18:04 things to be dirty. And I also just like don't think it's probably going to get clean enough in the sink. So it's going to get sanitized. So what if I walked on like turds? So that's why they're in there. But if you walked on turds, now they're in your dishwasher. Like wouldn't you want to wash your stuff like that stuff separately than your dishes? I mean, I normally do, but I've also looked up like a lot of stuff on how the water like flows out of a dishwasher. And so everything's going to be sanitized in there. So I've already like pre washed them before I put them in there. Okay, so they're not like coming straight off the ground now. Like they've they've been through a cycle through my sink. And now I've
Starting point is 00:18:45 put them in there just like everything else in my dishwasher. So that leads me to the next question you nasty bitches. Do you all put dirty shit in your dishwasher? What do you mean dirty shit? No, it gets rinsed off in the sink. Kristen already know by her silence, she puts dirty shit in there. No, I rinse my dishes too. But like, I didn't know if you meant do you hand wash and then put them in the dishwasher? Yeah, like I use like with a sponge, with a sponge. Oh, no, wipe it all down. No. And then put it in the dishwasher. No, I rinse with water and put it in the dishwasher. No, that's not a thing you only use the dishwasher to sanitize. Yeah. Okay, I know actually I know
Starting point is 00:19:24 quite a few people who do that. I also know quite a few people who have dishwashers and don't use them at all. I'm a dishwasher person. I have too many fucking kids to be hand washing and then also putting them in the dishwasher and also boiling and sanitizing and hanging them out on a rack to dry outside and hanging them things on the clothesline. I just don't fuck it. Like if there's soap residue, they're going to eat it and it's going to be fine. Oh my God, gross. Okay, next. Okay, next question. It's for both of you, but obviously you're going to answer independently. What is your biggest you goal for 2023? My goal for 2022 was my health. I was going to really tackle my PCOS and my
Starting point is 00:20:03 diet and then I got depressed and I had to handle that first. So I want to tackle my diet because I saw this thing online that said that most of your serotonin is actually in your gut and not in your brain. And so I talked to my doctor last week and they said I really would like to start weaning off of my Lexa Pro next year and get my diet under control and see if that helps with my PCOS and also my depression. So that is my 2023 goal for me. My 2023 goal is just overall happiness in all areas of my life. I feel like I've been through so much over the past couple of years that it's been so emotionally and truly taken a physical toll on me. I've been sick more in the last year than I think
Starting point is 00:20:55 I ever have been like getting viruses, COVID. I don't know. I think it's just like weakened immune system from an emotional state. I think that that's like a real thing. And so I think just like overall wellness and happiness in all areas of my life, I have been through a lot of change over the past couple of years. And so just kind of like settling into what my life is going to be is a main focus and just continuing to work on what are new norms for me. But hopefully I will settle into some of those things a little better than I'm settled in now. Good. Good for you.
Starting point is 00:21:38 Love that. Okay. So we're going to do an advice question. It says, need advice when it comes to dealing with toddler tantrums. My just turned two year old girl is very verbal and I'm on the struggle bus when it comes to dealing with no and all the tantrums. Oh, same. I'm actually struggling big time with this with Creed because my other children did not have tantrums. Creed is demanding as fuck. He doesn't get his way. He also is an instigator. So he picks fights with Lux. Like he'll go up to him and be like, this is mine and Lux, I didn't give a fuck. And then Lux will be like, actually, that's mine. And then they'll start fighting and Creed loves it. So he's a small version of me and
Starting point is 00:22:23 I hope he goes out of it. I don't have any advice on this because I also need help. I feel like it's been so long ago since I really dealt with tantrums that I don't really know what type of advice I can give. The advice that was given to me when I was going through the tantrum phase, which I did not deal with it too. I dealt with it more at three. I thought two was more walk in the park. So the terrible twos like didn't apply in my house. But at three, I was told to kind of ignore some of the behaviors. And sometimes it's really hard to ignore the behaviors when they're trying to do it. But you have to be able to identify that they're doing it to get a reaction from you. And I could easily identify that Jackson
Starting point is 00:23:10 was doing things to get a reaction from me because he would look me dead in the face and then do fuck shit. So I just ignored him. Yep. Sometimes you have to. But also, one thing I learned is to let them feel how they're feeling and address the behavior separate. So you can have all these. I mean, it's hard at two years old because they don't really get it necessarily. But definitely as time moves forward, let them feel their big emotions. But the behaviors and how they express those big emotions, that is actually what's to be worked on. I love that you said that because Jackson has struggled with that his whole life. Like
Starting point is 00:23:50 he will get to a boiling point and then just be so pissed and yeah, like lash out. And Will and I both regularly tell him like you're having big emotions and like it's his least favorite thing to hear because he knows he's being called out about it and he knows he had a big emotion. So for him to be able to self reflect to be like, Hey, like I see that this is going on Jackson and like you're having big emotions. Do you want to talk about it? And I don't know if it causes him to self reflect because he's it puts him in an awareness state of, Okay, yes, I am having a big emotion and it allows him the space to be able to talk. I don't really know if that applies to a two year old because I don't know that they really
Starting point is 00:24:37 know what emotions are at that point. Right. Okay, Kale question for you. Do you think Susie listens to any of your podcasts? And if so, what do you think she thinks about them? I don't think she listens. My mom is not. She doesn't know how to technology. She doesn't know how to use devices very well. Like she started texting in her 40s. So she's just not into it. She doesn't. She's not that tech savvy. I guess. I think that Susie has like a 1990s. Well, it would probably be like 2000s actually 2000s
Starting point is 00:25:24 like razor flip phone. She probably does no literally because my mom's just not that's why like I always appreciate I wish that she was sober so bad because not for nothing, but there are there are a lot of grandmas and grandparents today who are so invested in social media and they're so invested in technology that they can't get off their phones. And so they're not the same type of grandparents that we had. And my own grandparents wouldn't even get a cordless phone. My grandma was like, I'm not, I don't want a phone following me around and I don't want to answer for, you know, every
Starting point is 00:26:00 fucking call. So, you know, I really respected when my mom was sober, you know, for the days that she was, she was so invested in her time with Isaac that Isaac still remembers making cookies with her and playing with the sprinkler at her house in Easton, Pennsylvania. So I don't think she listens to the podcast. I mean, maybe people that she works with might tell her about them or show her. My mom probably laughs about me shitting myself. If if she does listen, I just don't think she does. That would be so interesting to know like I wish I was a fly on the wall that we could like see exactly what Susie's doing. But that's just me being nosy. So actually I got I was
Starting point is 00:26:48 showing my friend Taylor had never seen my parents and I was like Googling my mom and my dad to show her. And because I was like, I just wonder like what one is my hair going to turn gray? Like how am I going to keep it when it's gray? Am I going to have it long short whatever? And she was like, Well, what is your mom? So I was like Googling her trying to figure out does my mom have gray hair or not? Yeah, I don't know what Susie like what does she fucking do in her free time? I don't know if she listens to this podcast. I'm so excited. Shout out to you, Susie. Before we move on from this though, do you guys remember the rumor that dog the bounty hunter was Kale's dad? Yeah. Oh, yes, it still goes on to this
Starting point is 00:27:30 day. Yes. Can we clarify that rumor? I mean, should we reach out to him to do a paternity test because that would be amazing. So amazing. I could kind of see it, to be honest. You know, like he lives in Hawaii. So if he's my dad, I would immediately be like, Okay, we have a vacation, you know, anything is better than roadkill, right? Well, did I tell you that turns out my mom's side did roadkill barbecue to what? Oh, no, when we went on vacation, when we went back home, and I was telling the kids or whatever, my I go to my aunt's campground and she's like, they had like this, I think they called it the beast barbecue. And I guess it wasn't roadkill, but it was, it was similar. And so when my
Starting point is 00:28:16 mom brought my dad from Texas to Pennsylvania, my dad felt like right at home. Oh, wow. Oh, so I was like, that's what bonded them. Do we okay? This is just like so nosy of me. But do we know why Ray and Susie were attracted to each other? No, and that was one of my questions to my aunt when I was visiting. She's like, I didn't like, he was always nice to her, but she said she didn't understand like what my mom saw in him. And my mom like basically hitchhiked hitchhiked her way from Pennsylvania to Florida, and then from Florida to Texas, and then she worked on some ranch. Like would I forget what the job was, but like she worked on this ranch, I guess, where her and like
Starting point is 00:29:06 my dad and some other guys would like make sure like every like something about like the fences or like the border on that ranch with not a border. That's like a bad word for it. But like, like the fencing and stuff was good. They like would take care of the ranch and stuff. That's how my mom met my dad. Oh, wow. Like she was hitchhiking with truckers to get to where she was going. She just saw Ray and I don't he's fucking short. My mom's 510. So like, I don't even know like why do you want me to call you? I don't right now. No, because I know why it was I was some of the people I was with. I don't know. Get lost. Kristen next question. I cannot. She's so she's such a ski. She's like, my mom was
Starting point is 00:29:56 510. I'm like, bitch, so are you. Only only. And then she's like, I don't know. Like he was short. And then I dated short shorties. Oh yeah, I know. Shorties stick figures. Okay. Oh my God. I have been shopping like crazy with all of the great deals going on out there because I'm trying to get all of my holiday shopping done early and I found the perfect gift. Thanks to you and kale for telling me about skylight frames. I have now successfully gotten one for almost every single person in my family. I absolutely love being able to give a gift that is meaningful and something that people actually use. And as I have said before and talked about skylight frame, I gifted this to my in-laws a couple of years
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Starting point is 00:32:18 That's S-K-Y-L-I-G-H-T-F-R-A-M-E.com promo code coffee. Lindsay, I don't know about you, but this is my favorite time of year for many, many reasons because like, who doesn't just love fresh from the oven melt in your mouth cookies? I don't know any single person, honestly. Mrs. Fields has just been like a staple in my house for so many years. Their stuff is just absolutely delicious and I'm so, so happy that they came out with some holiday cookie gift options because I think it's perfect for like, it could be friends, family, kids, teachers, whatever. I think it's, you know, amazing. You can do, you can order a beautifully arranged cookie box, basket or
Starting point is 00:33:00 tin or mix and match treats to create your own customized gift, which I think is just the cutest thing when you like customize something for someone that you love. And they have a ton of classic flavors from chocolate chip and salted caramel plus frosted cookies, brownie bites and literally so much more. There's something everybody will love. I agree. I think this would be a perfect gift for grandparents. I've thought about doing it for teachers, parents, kids, friends, coworkers, clients. There's really going to be something for everyone. And for over 45 years, Mrs. Fields has perfected fresh baked gourmet treats, every cookie, every cake, every confection, every bite is so yummy. It is melt in your
Starting point is 00:33:42 mouth cookies, chewy, chocolatey brownies, unforgettable, handcrafted confections, and they are amazing. And right now Mrs. Fields is giving the best deal available only to podcast listeners get 25% off everything site-wide when you go to MrsFields.com slash combos. That's right. Mrs. Fields is giving this exclusive deal only to podcast listeners 25% off everything at MrsFields.com slash combos. That's 25% off at M-R-S-F-I-E-L-D-S.com slash combos. All right. Next one, both of you. Do Kayl and Lindsay love or hate birthdays, their own and others, kids, friends, family members? I'll go first. We always celebrated birthdays like pretty big in my family. When I say big, it's just like, you got to pick what we were
Starting point is 00:34:40 having for dinner and, you know, always a cake and they made it feel like it was like very special for you. Like it was very special for me. But now as I've gotten older, I think I'm like falling out of love with the idea of birthdays. I'm just like, I like celebrating it kind of and just like it being all about me. But then also, I'm like bored of it by the time the day gets over. I love when it's Jackson's birthday though. I don't really have a feeling on this. Like I don't mind them. I definitely think that for my kids, I love celebrating my kids' birthdays. I think it's a good time. I want them to remember their birthdays. I don't know. I don't really have an opinion.
Starting point is 00:35:26 I'm going to go love, even though like I'm falling out of love. Okay. I mean, that's fair. If you guys could give your younger self advice, what would it be? Don't do any of the things that you did. I feel like that's speaking for both of us. Yeah. Maybe just like don't rush into relationships and like start therapy sooner, probably. Something that I always go back to now that I am in therapy is power in the pause. Like my therapist tells me that all the time. Like there's so much power when you pause and being still. It's okay to just like be still for a minute, take a beat. There's very rarely
Starting point is 00:36:12 anything that causes an immediate reaction or response. I think that if we all lived by that a little more closely, that it would control the situations that we regularly find ourselves in. Right. Yeah. I would agree with that. So I would tell everybody to just sit the fuck back. Great advice. Do you guys consider a hot dog and a bun a sandwich? No. What the fuck? Well, it technically is by definition because it is, I think the definition of it, this
Starting point is 00:36:49 is my definition of it, but like I'm pretty sure it's a piece of meat between two pieces of bread. So like when you just do a cheese sandwich, you don't consider that a sandwich because it's cheese. Who does a cheese sandwich? Fucking me. I hate meat. Lots of people do cheese sandwiches for kids. It's just like two pieces of bread slapped together with just like a little, little sliver
Starting point is 00:37:13 of cheese in there. I mean, I put a lot of cheese in between, but... Cheese, mayo, maybe some pickles. No, I'm not doing that. A hot dog is not a sandwich. If it's between a piece of bread, two pieces of bread, I feel like it is a sandwich. And actually I had posted a hot dog on my Instagram story a while ago and people were all up in arms about why I was eating a raw dog.
Starting point is 00:37:39 And I was like, first of all, it's not raw, like it's cooked bitch. And like secondly, it's a necked dog. I just like don't like anything on it. Just like plain Jane is the way to go for me. But then I had so many people tell me that they like load their hot dog up as if it was a sandwich, like the same things they would put on a sandwich they would put on a hot dog or the same way they would fix a hamburger. They would fix a hot dog that way.
Starting point is 00:38:06 And I'm like, that's just so weird even though I do think it's a sandwich. I put relish and ketchup on my hot dogs. Like the squeeze out relish? Any kind of relish, love it so much. Not a fan. What do we think about chili on a hot dog? My nanny when I was growing up, her and my papa would used to like come home from work and they would have stopped at the Winn Dixie and got a pack of buns.
Starting point is 00:38:38 What's a Winn Dixie? Like a grocery store. Oh, okay. It was like our local grocery store. I called it the Dixie store, but like Winn Dixie. They would go there and get a pack of hot dog buns, a pack of hot dogs and then stop by KFC and get a bucket of slaw and they would like make slaw dogs and I thought that was like the most disgusting thing that I ever saw in my life.
Starting point is 00:39:05 But now I think I'm going to try it. What the fuck? First of all, Coastlaw is fucking foul. I don't know. Wait, what? What did you call it? Coastlaw. Coastlaw.
Starting point is 00:39:14 Coastlaw. Isn't that how you say it, Chris, and how do you say it? I say Coastlaw. Coastlaw? Like bye. It's so foul. It's so gross. No, my nanny makes the best kind.
Starting point is 00:39:29 It's so good because hers is like more in strips and it's like not dry Coastlaw. It's good. It slaps. It's like barbecue like in a crock pot and has Coastlaw like on the side. That shit's so good. Wait, I'm cracking up laughing because Alexa's on here but y'all can't hear because she's in producer mode and she said Coastlaw, y'all, Coastlaw, the slaw of coal. It's fucking disgusting.
Starting point is 00:40:02 I don't care how it's pronounced, it's gross. I can't do any salads that have like mayo based stuff. Like I... Is that what it is? It's mayo and salad? Yeah. It's mayo based. It's something.
Starting point is 00:40:15 I don't like it because I can't do like potato salad, absolutely not macaroni salad that has like the mayo base. No, I could do pasta salad with the Italian dressing but anything that's like a white ass salad, I'm out. No, see, I love all of them. Yeah, I love potato salad, macaroni salad, any kind but not Coastlaw. See, that's the south coming out in Kiel because we put mayonnaise on fucking everything. No, everything.
Starting point is 00:40:40 I don't love mayo. Like no, that's like that condiment could go. Yeah, if you had to get rid of a condiment, what is it? Mustard. I don't eat mustard. What? Oh, see, I love mustard. Kiel, you eat doubled eggs.
Starting point is 00:40:51 Yeah, but I don't eat mustard. I don't put mustard in my doubled eggs. Wait, what? No. It's like mayo... Mustard. Vinegar. What?
Starting point is 00:41:01 Yeah, you put like vinegar in... Okay, so you bowl your eggs... You do what? ... and then bowl your eggs. Boil? Boil your eggs. No, boil your eggs. Whatever. Next question.
Starting point is 00:41:17 Fucking... Boil. Boil. Boil. And then you take the yellows out, or the yolk, and then you put them in a different container, and then you put mayonnaise in there, and then you put vinegar in there, and then salt and pepper, and then you put some paprika on the top to make it look like fancy once you get it done. And that's the way you make doubled eggs.
Starting point is 00:41:39 I feel like you're making pickles. No, no, no, no, no. If you're putting fucking pickles in your doubled eggs, and you are also putting mustard in there, you're not coming to my Thanksgiving or any gathering that I'm having, and do not think that... No, first of all... The fact that people have mac and cheese and doubled eggs at their Thanksgiving is so funny because my family must be so uncultured, and so we don't have mac and cheese or doubled eggs.
Starting point is 00:42:04 Oh, my God. Next question. Okay. Well, we're going to do an advice one about dogs. Here we go. Dogs and potty training. I know they are both dog moms. I have a rescued German shepherd, and he's sweet and all, but he keeps pooping in my house
Starting point is 00:42:19 when I'm not actively watching him. He will spend hours outside, come inside, and poop. I want to keep him, but we just bought this house, and I come from a background where my mom was not clean at all. She let her dogs pee and poop everywhere once all of us kids moved out, and it's giving me some PTSD triggers, if you will, to be dealing with this help. Any dog training, house training tips are appreciated. I'm big on crate training.
Starting point is 00:42:42 I have never been able to accept, with the exception of Bear. Bear was bell trained. He hit the bells every time he had to go potty. I'm big on crate training, so if you are not actively watching your dog, you need to have him in a play plan or a crate. You let him out to go to the bathroom, reward him or her whenever you go outside. Big on praises when they do something good, and then back in the crate. Every single time you let that dog out of the crate, do not let them in your house immediately
Starting point is 00:43:16 outside. If I would have let any of my dogs come in the house after going in their crate, they would just piss and shit everywhere. Okay, I don't really have much advice because I had two dogs back to back that have been like pretty easily trained dogs, although Georgia did diarrhea shit like in her crate and also let herself out of her crate. It was in the garage. I had put her out there for something, let herself out of her crate, literally shit like
Starting point is 00:43:49 a goose like all through the garage. I walked into it and I don't know if she was pissed off because she was out there because I was doing something else, but I don't really have a ton of advice. I have heard like don't, and I don't know if this is true, Kale, you can tell me if it's true, but don't punish them in their crates because that's their home. Right, right. They're dead animals, so you don't want to, you never want them to be unsafe in their crate.
Starting point is 00:44:17 That's like feel unsafe or like it's a punishment, right? That's true. That's what I have to say for that, but I literally, because I had that problem with Buddha karma was really, really great about potty training. I didn't like, I also got karma in the summertime. So I got her as a puppy and I literally set my alarm. I don't know if Kristen might remember this in the summertime. I literally set my alarm in the middle of the night every two hours, like a newborn
Starting point is 00:44:44 and I would take her outside to go to the bathroom and then put her back in her crate to go outside to go to the bathroom. She was my, probably between her and Bear were my easiest animals to train, but Buddha, I had a really, really hard time with. He just couldn't hold it the way that karma and Bear could. So it was like, you're in your crate when I can't, when I cannot watch you for more than five or 10 minutes, you're in your crate, immediately go to the bathroom as soon as you get a chance outside, reward, back in your crate, and it's not going to be like
Starting point is 00:45:14 that forever. It won't be like that forever. So some people think that it's inhumane or whatever to use a crate. It worked for me. It worked for us. So try that. Wait, Lindsay, I have to tell you how I was making fun of Kale the other day because she's like trying so hard to look put together.
Starting point is 00:45:30 And I know she's talked about this on the podcast, but she's literally to the point where she is trying to match her glasses to like every single outfit. And thankfully for her budget, she is obsessed with pair eyewear because you can just click the frames off and on and like match them to everything. And they have so many different frames that go with so many different outfits. But that would be so costly if she were not working with Bear. I absolutely love how much she loves pair eyewear. She texts me about this all the time and she's like changing things up in a snap.
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Starting point is 00:47:58 Wow, that's a great question. I would love to answer that for you, but I don't have a number, but my favorite one out of my entire collection is either my moss agate or my smoky quartz. I love them both so much, but on a regular basis, I'm naturally drawn to amethyst, which I don't know why because I don't really care about the color. But for some reason, I'm just like naturally drawn to my amethyst. And also, I'm very drawn to clear quartz and rose quartz. I don't know why I'm drawn to them, but I always have little amethyst, clear quartz,
Starting point is 00:48:37 and rose quartz with me, like little ones, and I keep them in my car too. Love that. Okay. How has your vision for the podcast evolved over the years for both of you? Did you think you would still be podcasting five years later? Yes. To answer the one question, did I think I would still be podcasting five years later? Yes.
Starting point is 00:48:58 My vision has definitely changed from the time that we started until now, but I don't regret the vision that I had when I started. I have to be honest with y'all. I did not think, I did not think I would be podcasting five years later. I did not know that the podcast would be as successful as it is. I really took a leap of faith, I guess, because if it wasn't for Lindsay asking me to podcast, I didn't even, when Lindsay asked me to podcast, I didn't even actually think it was ever going to take off.
Starting point is 00:49:32 Like I thought that we were just kind of like bullshitting around with the idea. Love that for you. Well, that's why I try to thank you as much as I can because I don't, if it wasn't, I don't know, like how did we keep this going and how did my vision change? I don't know, I guess. I can say a lot of reasons why. Maybe you can like piggyback off of that. I think when we first started podcasting, we were both in very different places of our
Starting point is 00:49:59 lives and there were more differences than there were similarities. So I think at first it was a little hard. And also my vision looked very different than Kayle's vision once she gained one. And I was just like very, very specific about like how I wanted things to be and making sure everything was on time and that the audio was good. Like I never wanted like anything distorted in audio and I was like more specific about that type of stuff and like the promotion of the podcast and, you know, getting people to subscribe and really working on that side of it.
Starting point is 00:50:39 And I think that Kayle and I balance each other unknowingly because Kayle was more focused on like the more fun side of it, I think, and took it less seriously at the beginning. Yeah, I just didn't know. It just went against everything I had learned in school. Like, and even my old, old booking agent, Kristen knows him. When I first asked him about it, he was like, you know, it's going to be a waste of your time. There's no money in podcasting.
Starting point is 00:51:08 Years later, he came back to me and I told him like what I was making and he was like, oh, shit. So I think, I just, I don't know, like it's just so crazy to think about how far we've come and things have changed and I think they'll, they will ever evolve, they'll be ever evolving. I think it evolves. It's nice because we are in a business that allows us the space to be able to evolve as we're evolving and that's something that I love about it, that it's not all one way and there's so many different types of podcast out there when you're using like the same
Starting point is 00:51:42 platform. There's so many different ways to do it. So at any time that we want to change something up, we have the flexibility of doing that and we have the flexibility to share our story when we want to share it and, you know, the flexibility that if something happens and Kale has to do something, you know, we can reroute episodes or we can do whatever. Like there's so much flexibility in the business and that's something that I really love and I think that Kale and I also have evolved as humans over this last five years.
Starting point is 00:52:12 And I find that over the five years growth, we are more similar now than I think that we ever have been. I agree. So I hope that answers the question. Yes. Somebody else asked, when will we get another guy guest? I really enjoyed Devoyne, maybe Gary. Okay.
Starting point is 00:52:33 I did not do Team Mom, I don't want to do any more Team Mom shit. Nothing against them. I absolutely love them and wish them the best, but like I'm so, I just don't want to do any more Team Mom shit. I mean, I don't really care. We know that I don't really like love guest spots. Like I love just getting on here and shooting the shit with Kale and having Kristen laughing and cutting us off in the background and telling us to fuck off.
Starting point is 00:52:59 Like that's really my jam. And so I don't really love guests in general, sorry guys. I think people don't, didn't know that. So that's good that you said that. Yeah. I'm always the pushback on guests, FYI. I'm always like, yeah, no guests. Like this is our space.
Starting point is 00:53:18 Like don't really care. Like it has to be for like a real reason if we're bringing a guest on at this point, I feel like. That makes sense. All right. Let's see. At what point, send me the final one before we go to foul play. At what point do they feel like they should address rumors versus protecting their mental
Starting point is 00:53:37 health? Oh, I want to go back. I want to touch on what Lindsay said. And I'm still working on this. I'm still fucking human and I'm still going to make mistakes, but I just want to touch on how she said there's, what did you say? There's something in pause. There's power in the pause.
Starting point is 00:53:57 Some rumors are just not worth addressing. So if you just pause and you're like, okay, what is this going to matter in five months, five days, five weeks, whatever, don't address it. I actually had posted a Tik Tok that I saw and it was from Mel, what is it, Mel Robbins. And she said that we are definitely like 95% of our decisions are how we feel in that moment and that's the problem. You're making decisions like in that moment and you're not pausing. So I think that that is very, very true.
Starting point is 00:54:35 And I sometimes struggle with that. I very much struggle with sharing too much, undersharing what's enough sharing. And I think it's very situational too. So I think it depends on what the situation is. Sometimes I feel like I don't realize that I'm actually affecting my mental health in a negative way when I'm sharing something and then I have to hear like the back end of it. It's kind of like reality TV, you film something and then people don't hear it or see it for
Starting point is 00:55:13 months. In this case, we record something and then people hear it in days. And then we kind of have to like relive something that maybe we shouldn't have talked about. So in that regard, I think it does sometimes like negatively affect my mental health when I'm over sharing something. I am going through some things in my life and I'm trying like not to share until I'm certain where I'm at. And I think that that only comes with therapy.
Starting point is 00:55:43 Yeah, agreed. Kristin, I have to tell you that I just ordered a bunch of Christmas presents over the weekend and I was shopping on Ferdy, you know, that I have talked about Ferdy a lot of times before and absolutely love them and got some of the most unique pieces. And I am so excited for people to get them. That is so cool when you just like find the perfect place to shop for a bunch of people at once. Definitely one of my favorites.
Starting point is 00:56:17 Kale actually has pieces from there too. I'll post pictures of everyone's because she got some items from Ferdy that are so, so cute, especially the blanket that she got. I thought was adorable. I actually looked up a little bit about Ferdy because I like knowing where I'm buying from and Ferdy is a family brand founded by Alex, his wife, Carrie and his twin brother, Mike, that channels their love of the beach lifestyle into clothing for life's greatest moments. Ferdy is passionate about craftsmanship, comfort and sustainability, which we absolutely
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Starting point is 00:57:55 to get this deal. Add code coffee combos at ferdy brand dot com slash coffee combos per 20% off ferdy brand dot com slash coffee combos. Awesome. Well, this has been fun. We'll have to do it again and you bitches can read foul play. Okay. Want me to do it or are you doing it?
Starting point is 00:58:17 There's three so you can take turns. Okay. I'm nervous. Okay. Right after this incident occurred, my first thought was I needed to send this in as a foul play. Me and my two kids flew out to see my husband where he was working as a little vacation. We were staying in his boss's travel trailer.
Starting point is 00:58:36 One night we had a barbecue with some of his coworkers. I went and put the kids to bed and end up staying in the trailer and going to bed too. My husband and his coworkers ended up going out to the bar when he got, when he got back a few hours later, he was super hammered. He could not stand still, he was swaying like crazy and slurring his sentences. He stumbled into the bathroom then back to the bed where he passed out in his clothes. Later in the night, my little girl had woke up so I got up to get her a bottle and laid beside her.
Starting point is 00:59:02 The bed the kids were sleeping in was right at the foot of the master bed. A short, a short time later, my husband stands up beside the bed. I asked him what he was doing. He doesn't really reply and just kind of mumbles. I asked him if he needs to go to the bathroom and he says, I don't know. But I thought maybe he just wanted to take his clothes off. Keep in mind, he still can barely stand. I sit up and I'm trying to help him take his clothes off, I'm trying to help him take
Starting point is 00:59:29 his clothes off. As I'm taking his pants off, I start to feel something warm and start yelling at him. Are you fucking peeing? You're fucking peeing on me. He's standing directly next to the bed so at this point I'm kind of holding his dick to make sure he doesn't piss all over his boss's bed. This had to have been one of the longest peas ever. I'm just kind of standing like, are you fucking kidding me with the fuck?
Starting point is 00:59:50 Once he was finally done, I helped finish taking his clothes off and dry him off so he doesn't ruin the mattress. I take his wallet out of his piss pants and throw them outside and wipe what I can in the dark using my cell phone. I spent the rest of the night sleeping with the kids. In the morning when I told him what had happened, he didn't believe me at first. I was like, why would I make this shit up? Your piss pants are outside.
Starting point is 01:00:10 Go take a look. This is not the first drunk peeing incident, but definitely the grossest. Once he stood at our door and peed on the deck, but most of the time I catch him wandering to a corner of the bedroom and guide him to the bathroom, love you girls and hope you enjoy the story. I need to know what the boss said and if they were able to clean it up before the boss found out. Okay.
Starting point is 01:00:33 I don't need to know that at all. I need to know why this is a regular occurrence when people get drunk. There are people who do this. For that story that I told you about me on college spring break and that girl was pissing in my best friend's suitcase, what makes them think that they should just pee anywhere? If you're going around in corners and just pissing in corners, there's big problems. I'm upset by this and also, I just don't feel like this is the venue for this specifically. I feel like if you were going to be pissing places, it should not be in your boss's travel
Starting point is 01:01:13 trailer style. Oh my God. I can't. Kristen, if Corey pissed in my trial, like if I had a travel trailer and Corey pissed in it or you pissed in it, I think that would be a little upset. You can't even say that to me because you literally let bone shit in your fucking like mudroom and get away with it. So don't even go there.
Starting point is 01:01:30 No, I was upset. You were not. You fucking laughed. No, not at first. Not at first. It took me. It became a joke. It wasn't a joke.
Starting point is 01:01:39 It wasn't a joke at first because it smelled so foul. I would kill Corey if he ever pissed anywhere, but like at your house especially, like I would be, I would, I would never, but I would fucking kill that man. I don't think he would do that, but also if he has, if he has a peeing problem, maybe don't get drunk and then sleep in your, in your bosses, right? I mean, travel has a peeing problem when he's wasted. So really? Oh, so it's a common thing.
Starting point is 01:02:07 I think it's a guy thing. Like Corey one time at his aunt's house lifted up a couch cushion in front of everybody and no, he didn't. He'd underneath thinking he was peeing in a toilet and then put the cushion back down. Yeah. This is a common thing that like men do. No, no, no. Well, I saw a girl do it, but like I'm just telling you there's going to be so many people
Starting point is 01:02:26 that have stories from this once they hear it. They're going to be like, yeah, I, everybody knows a person who does this stupid shit when they get drunk. Yeah. My husband. My room at my grandparents once in the middle of the night cause I was sleepwalking. Like you peed where? On the carpet on accident.
Starting point is 01:02:44 Oh, you just like pop squat. Yeah. And then my grandma found me and guided me to the bathroom. Oh, that was nice. She didn't yell. No. My grandma never yelled at me. Oh.
Starting point is 01:02:54 Has anyone ever like been sleep peeing and gone to sit on your toilet and the lids closed? Yes. That is literally like I so I do get onto my kids about closing the lids like in my other bathrooms and like their bathrooms and stuff, but I don't like my lid closed in my personal bathroom because I get up to pee so much in the night. And if someone puts my toilet seat down, I will piss on it. And then it's like, what the fuck? Yeah.
Starting point is 01:03:20 I don't, I'm not a fan. I've done that so many times growing up that now part of my nighttime routine is I will brush my teeth while I'm brushing my teeth, I go pee and I make sure the lids up when I'm going to sleep. Yep. I've never done that, but somebody did do that at my house during a sleepover once and peed and it was like one of those toilet lids that have like the divot in the center. So the pee just sat in there.
Starting point is 01:03:42 That's so gross. And my poor mom had to clean it up and she was like, who the fuck does this? I just remember how pissed she was. Oh my God. Okay. We have time for one more foul play. Yeah. Okay.
Starting point is 01:03:53 I was probably in fifth grade when this happened and I am still traumatized from it to this day. I never told anybody this story. On the weekend one day I was getting ready for the day and went into my parents room to find socks. Me and my mom sometimes shared socks and I was sitting on their bed, putting them on when I heard a weird sound coming from the bed. I pulled back the covers and it was something weird vibrating.
Starting point is 01:04:15 Oh, obviously I didn't know what it was. So I brought it out to the living room and was like, look what I found. We had a couple of family members over too. My mom was mortified. No, not the family members, no. She jumped out of her seat and grabbed it from me so fast and I was so embarrassed and it was so awkward so I went outside and it has never been spoken about since. First of all, no, like I've talked about this before, talked about if I ever saw my parents
Starting point is 01:04:42 having sex that I would hope somebody would literally shoot me in my fucking eyeballs. Take me out of my own misery like no, absolutely not. If I found a toy in my parents bed and realized that they were that fucking weird and freaks, I would want them to shoot me in my eyeballs twice also. I found sex toys in my mom's room when I was a kid too. I slept in my mom's room a lot because I would wait for her to come home and things like that. Susie don't know about technology but she knows about a vibrator.
Starting point is 01:05:13 She sure does. I didn't know what the fuck I was looking at at the time but I'm literally picturing myself. I would pull them out of her drawer. First of all, she didn't even have a good collection. It was like fucking random rubber ass dildos that were like, they had like that skin, like the fake real skin. What? Wait, maybe that's just what they had at the time.
Starting point is 01:05:34 Maybe you're comparing them to like new age technology. Because now they have pleasure air technology and 10 intensity levels and things like that. Good fucking bye. Susie, if you're listening to this, send us pics of your dildos. I need you guys to do the third. I'll put it. Okay. Okay.
Starting point is 01:05:56 I can do it. All right. Let me pull it up. Hey ladies, longtime listener and big fan. I always think how do so many people have stories about them shitting themselves and how it would never happen to me until it did. So this past week, my husband and I celebrated our 10th wedding anniversary, congratulations by the way.
Starting point is 01:06:12 We had plans to go to a super fancy restaurant. We had an amazing dinner and it was so fancy that a different wine came with each of the five courses. By the time dinner was over, we both were feeling the wine, rambling, dirty talk to each other and Uber at home. Once home, we got the rundown from the babysitter and ushered her out because we wanted to hit the sheets. My husband started to shower and asked me to join.
Starting point is 01:06:33 My stomach started rumbling and I thought to myself, just jump in and then maybe your stomach will be fine. We started getting hot and heavy and when I am about to come, shit starts spraying out my ass. Oh my God. The smell was the worst I have ever smelled and I am mortified. I quickly grab the detachable shower head and use it to rinse it all down the drain, hoping my hubby won't notice.
Starting point is 01:06:58 I find it all down the drain while giving him head to keep him distracted. After we finished, my husband randomly remembered that our shower drain was on the fritz and he had to put a bucket down in the basement under the pipe because it needed to catch the extra water. I immediately turned red and got super hot. I jumped out of the shower so I could beat him to the bucket, but my stomach started rumbling again. I had to stop at the toilet while my husband proceeded to go empty the bucket.
Starting point is 01:07:25 I still don't know if there was any shit in there because he didn't say anything or acted like anything happened. I don't know if my actions to distract him or if he knew I shit myself. Anyway, I now understand what it's like when you can't control your shit literally. She said, please don't share my name as I have friends and coworkers. First of all, she's the fucking goat to have been able to distract him and simultaneously rinse her shit down the toilet. The shower, she's the fucking goat.
Starting point is 01:07:58 I don't know who's more of a goat, either her or me. My hair was on fucking fire. She has shit herself and kept giving him head. Also, while washing the turds, like down the drain, good for her. Good for her. We love that for you. Yeah, we do. Anyway, I don't need to shit myself.
Starting point is 01:08:24 I'm not going to shit myself. I'm actually going to go to the gym. So if you guys have not followed us on at coffee compos podcast on Instagram, make sure you follow us over there and subscribe to our show from any podcast app and always first on podcast one. We hope that you guys have a great week and we'll talk to you soon. See ya. Hey, Friday Night Lights fans.
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