I've Had It - Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dumb F**k
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Pumps, what does an eagle say?
Cacaw!
A little bit more enthusiasm.
Cacaw!
That's it.
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That's the patriotism that this country needs right there.
So we're supposed to start the podcast.
Ready? One, two, three.
Welcome to I've Had It podcast, starring Pumps.
I am her supporting, emotional support co-host.
You're my bitch.
I've Had It is a place where open-minded people can share petty grievances across the worldwide
web.
Pumps, what have you had it with?
Okay, what I've had it with, and it takes us back to the whole food allergy thing. I fucking had it when you order something and you say
no onions or whatever you say. And they say, is that a preference or an allergy? Who fucking
cares? I don't want it. And then isn't it incumbent upon people with allergies and gluten or celiac disease or vegetarians?
Isn't it incumbent upon them to alert the staff about their food issues? Why
does everyone have to go through a questionnaire about whether it's a
preference or an allergy? Why can't we require the people that have allergies to
tell people, to tell the server, I have an
allergy because I get tired of answering that fucking question and it's not the server's
fault. It's the food allergy people that want to make their problem everyone else's problem.
Okay, I know a woman who has celiac disease and I've eaten with her multiple times. It's not
an issue. She handles her shit. Yes. People with real food allergies advocate
for themselves and order accordingly. Our friend Bogie is allergic to shellfish
and he always very casually, very non-dramatically, and I've eaten with
him hundreds of times, lets the server know that he has a shellfish allergy. I think what
we're talking about here are the fake food allergy people. And I've seen this firsthand
where I've seen people claim that they are lactose intolerant, that they are allergic to gluten.
Then they get all schnockered up, they get all liquored up.
Then at 2 a.m., they're ordering a cheese pizza, which according to the records contains
both dairy and gluten.
They have zero allergic reaction to either. So what's happening here is you have the fake food allergy people giving the real food
allergy people a bad name and then hysteria is ensuing in the restaurants and these poor
people that work there are interviewing everybody.
Is it a preference?
Is it an allergy?
And it's completely unregulated.
It's totally unregulated.
And I, too, have a friend that has a very serious, I mean, celiac disease.
Very serious. We sit down.
She's telling him, I have celiac disease. Please let the kitchen know.
Da da da. I never know. Questionnaires needed.
She just advocates for herself immediately. It's ridiculous.
I hate it. Had it.
Let me tell you what I've had it with.
Okay, what?
Sharing.
Sharing?
Yeah.
Let me, let me explain it to you like this.
So if you're lucky enough to grow up and you have your own bedroom, you have your own
bedroom from like zero to 18.
Okay.
And really a lot of time during that period, you kind of are scared to be alone.
You feel like you need more support.
You're just a little cub trying to cut your teeth in the world.
Right.
And then you go about through life and then you get married and then you start sharing a bed, a closet, a toilet, a sink, a house,
a bank account, everything. You share everything. And I've just kind of had it with sharing.
Yeah, I have to tell you, as having been single for over a decade now, it would be impossible for me to think about sharing
like my nighttime TV routine, my bathroom, my closet. I mean that ship has sailed because once
you do it and then you're not doing it anymore, it's just an overwhelming thought. Like I'll share
a hamburger with you, I don't want to share personal space. And here's the thing, at first, when you first fall in love,
the sharing is intoxicating.
Yes.
I mean, you're lapping it up like a lap dog, right?
And then you start going through this relationship.
And all of a sudden, things start pointing out.
Things start going off in your head, like a particular exhale.
You're like breathing.
I really don't like the way this person breathes.
Maybe the way they chew their food.
Yeah.
The way they might make extra noises that are unnecessary.
And then things start kind of shifting.
I'm at the stage, and I love my husband Josh.
I love him very, very, very much.
I'm at the stage where I simply don't like sharing with him.
I feel very, you know how when a dog has a bone
and they're chewing on it and somebody comes near it
and they put their ears back and they go,
arrr.
I'm at that stage in adulthood right now
where Josh likes to come through.
I watch TV in the bedroom and he watches TV on the sofa
because we're past wanting to watch shows together
at the exact same time.
He's got to pause it for certain reasons,
I pause it for other reasons.
Nobody gets their feelings hurt.
Josh and I are not emotionally needy people at all.
But he will do a little peruse through my bedroom.
And he liked, I would call it some Josh inspections.
He likes to come see what I'm doing.
And I always have on my nightstand a couple of these boxed water bottles.
And I have some nicotine gum wrappers.
And when you chew nicotine gum, the little packet that you take the gum out of also becomes
the receiver for the chewed piece of
gum. So Josh will come in and it's a very kind gesture on his part and he'll do a little pickup
on my nightstand and he always goes, God, it's such a little fucking rat's nest in here. And he
picks up empty water bottles because I drink a lot of water at night. And then he'll pick up all of
my nicotine gum wrappers. But he picks up the one that is in transit. Meaning I've got a piece of gum in my mouth
and when I've sucked all the nicotine out of it, I need to put it back in its little receptacle.
So he just does a big clean sweep and then I feel like that dog,
and I'm like, no, I'm not done with that one. I want it back.
And then I think, I'm a big girl.
I can throw all my own stuff away.
I didn't even want to pick up my trash.
I didn't want to share that.
I've had it with sharing.
No, I've had it with sharing too.
I just can't even imagine going back.
You know what else I've had it with when you live with other people?
It's the mess.
Like, I can clean up my own mess.
My area is policed. It's tight. But
when you start adding kids and husbands and partners, you just got other people's
messes. You've got more trash. Like I am sending kids back to college, so I'm by
myself. I have to say I like it. I can just, if I want dinner, I'll just have a piece
of toast. I don't have to go through a whole rigmarole. Trash cut by 75%. I mean, sharing
is overrated. It's overrated. I think as you're younger, it's like great. Oh my God, I want
to share my bathroom. I want to wake up next to you, but it's not as great as you think
it is. I don't give toddlers a lot of credit, but their gut instinct of saying mine,
yes, whacking another kid over the head when somebody tries to take their toy.
That's I've kind of circled back to that toddler like reaction. I think I just want to start
whacking people over the head that try to steal my shit and just say mine. Mine. Yeah. It's mine. Yeah. Yeah. I love that. That's a great point, Jenny.
And then we have Kylie over here and the lesbian sharing is like next level.
I can only imagine. I mean, when you've got two auras of estrogen in one place,
I bet the sharing is just cringe worthy. It's clothes, it's makeup, it's feelings, it's everything.
The feelings part would really get you off.
See, this is why we know I'm not a lesbian right here, right now.
I don't want to share feelings to start makeup, anything, particularly feelings.
Yeah, the feelings aspect, like there are so many perks, I believe, to being a lesbian that
are superior to being a heterosexual woman.
Where I draw the line would be the overt sharing of feelings.
I'm not a real romantic by nature.
I'm not emotionally needy and I'm very turned off by emotionally needy people.
I'm not saying, listen up, Leszies, I'm not saying all Leszies are like this.
I'm saying my own anecdotal research has shown that there is a lot of togetherness with the
Leszies.
A lot of sharing of feelings.
There has to be a lot more care too taken with another female than your husband.
Yeah.
With their feelings.
Yeah.
Josh was driving me bananas last night.
He was driving me crazy.
He wanted me to sit down next to him and talk to him about things that happened in my day.
I had already passed the point where I wanted
to share anything with anybody in that day, which brings me back to my original grievance
sharing. So I sat down with him for about 10 minutes. We chit-chatted and then I looked
at him and I go, okay. And he goes, are you done? I go, yeah, we're done here. And I walked
into my bedroom and then he starts screaming my name and I just screamed back, Josh, shut the fuck
up.
And I will tell you what's so beautiful about my relationship with Josh, his heart smiled
when I said that because he knows that I'm comfortable enough and that we love each other
unconditionally enough to be truly authentic.
I don't have to dress it up. And I think that
is when that's the point of a relationship that I like where you get where you can get
where somebody can just go, I'm sick of seeing your face today. And the other person knows
like this person loves me unconditionally. And I love them back that they get to have
that because that's the most real thing I can give them. Absolutely. Yeah. Speaking of lesbians. Okay. I've got a five star review titled pumps should
be gay. Oh, we've just established I'd be bad at it. MJ Tulsa Princess writes, I'm an
elder millennial woman in Oklahoma and I cannot get enough of pumps. Get off farmers only and come plow me or I'll plow you.
Pumps baby, my friend knows Kylie.
So let me know if you want to link.
We can at least braid each other's hair if it doesn't work out.
I don't know who it is, but let me know.
I thought it was scissoring.
So it's a plowing.
She wants to get plowed.
I'll tell you what, I don't think this case is closed just yet. I'm sure there's some
heartless Leslie out there looking for a pillow prince that doesn't want to share emotions.
No sharing of emotions. I can't talk about our feelings.
All right. Give us one more review, Kylie.
All right. Last one. Five stars and it's titled actual MIMA approved. Listened to this podcast with my
70 plus year old mom who was called MIMA by her grandchildren. She said, well, they use
the F word a lot, but they use it well. So I like them. Hashtag MIMA approves.
How nice is that?
That is so nice. I love having a boomer. That is so nice.
I read a quote by an actress, she's a British actress, I can't remember her name, but anyway
it said, we need to stop insisting that young girls have the burden of growing up to always
be polite.
The first thing we need to teach them is the phrase, fuck off.
Helen Mirren.
Yes, that's exactly who it was.
I saw that too and I was like, you fucking go.
Yes, the onus is always on women to be everything.
We have to be polite.
We have to strike the perfect tone.
Yak yak, blah blah.
Who gives a shit if pumps and I say fuck?
If that's your biggest problem in your day, you're living a great fucking life.
You have no problems.
All right.
So one of our Patreon members tagged me in something that's going to lead us into our
episode today.
And it is a tweet by Instagram account at American Dad Live.
And they tweet, my new favorite thing is to anonymously post in my neighborhood's Facebook page complaining about my own property
to see who else wants to talk shit.
It's brilliant.
I kind of got to give him credit.
I mean, my immediate reaction is,
why are you in your neighborhood Facebook app?
But if you're gonna be, that's the way to do it.
This is brilliant.
This is absolutely brilliant because they're
in their neighborhood Facebook app to reverse troll the trolls.
I like it.
Yeah, it is.
Got to be in there.
That's the way to go.
All right, so back by popular demand,
we have our readings from neighborhood apps.
It's my favorite thing on the planet.
It is.
I am grateful.
I have nothing but gratitude for these lunatics that get into the neighborhood apps and into
the Facebook apps and onto the next door apps that leave us these delicious nuggets because
it makes me feel like I am a really good person that has my shit together.
It also makes me feel like, you know, I am not as petty as I think.
I'm not bad rapping my neighbors.
All right.
Somebody posts, a tutor for my child.
And tutor is spelled T-O-O-T-E-R.
So tutor.
I need a tutor for my child.
I need a smart, well-mannered girl slash boy to help my son with his homework as soon as
possible.
Well, I don't think there's, I mean, that's a pretty serious call because obviously she
can't do it.
There's just no question.
All right.
And then there's an alert from the next door app that says trending baby dicks.
Does anyone know what happened to them? Don't see them in the pond.
What?
I think baby, they meant to write baby ducks. It's a typo.
I'm not the world's worst penile shamer. So they wrote baby
dicks and then of course it starts trending on the next door app and then
the algorithm picks it up and then sends an alert to get everybody on it. It's
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Here's a post on the next door app.
My chlamydia has started to turn brown.
What do I need to do?
What?
What?
My chlamydia.
I think she probably meant chladium.
That's good stuff. Okay. And then Kristen posts in the next door app, loose wiener,
light colored wiener loose on the boulevard.
Male man trying to contain nail.
Dare I ask what she was trying to say or he was trying to say?
A wiener dog pumps.
See I didn't even go there. I'm just like, what is somebody doing with a wiener?
Well, of course you did.
They said wiener.
Everybody knows you're the most cock-hungry woman in all of podcasting.
No surprise that you're just sitting there visualizing the mailman containing penises
with nothing but envy.
Right.
I was just like, golly, maybe I need to be a mailman.
I mean, I might be getting laid every other house.
Last thing you were thinking about was a cuddly wiener dog.
No, I mean a wiener dog never hit my brain. Oh, we all knew what me, Kurt and me,
ma was thinking right then and there. Chris Post, GoFundMe help needed. Hi community,
I found out today that a friend of a friend, after he and his wife and son just recovered from COVID-19, will find out tomorrow that he will be
furloughed in late January. To make matters worse, his daughter and her husband will also be out of a
job. He will find himself deeply in debt after a string of failed businesses and with no income
in 2021, he will be in bad shape. Any help is appreciated. www.gofundme-donaldjtrump.
That is great. Clever. That's very clever. I like it. Somebody posts,
an open letter to whoever stole my package. Dear thief, I hope you enjoy your chia seeds,
small mirror, and coochie shave butter. You should probably order an extra bottle of the
shave butter because that stuff is amazing and one bottle won't be enough seeing as you're a giant asshole. Sincerely, someone who just had to reorder their stuff.
Okay, what is coochie shave butter?
I think you should get some for the Siberian husky.
Well, that's what I'm wondering.
It's like, you're a lesbian.
Tell us.
Is that what it is?
It's just any woman can tell you coochie shave butter.
I don't know, but I didn't know if it's like a fancy one. I mean you're really struggling today. Am I? Listener, Mee-Maw is
just every single thing you've had a question about. What's a wiener? What I mean who would
have thought that would have been wiener dog? Everyone but you. Everyone but you and a few gay men.
a few game in. Sonya Post and Caps Lock. Capital letters with question marks. If those of you would worry less about how I type and more of what I type, you all might know what's going on.
I'm giving info and invites. How can you possibly feel I'm angry at you. One, I don't know you, but two or three of you,
and I'm writing for hundreds to read.
I shouldn't have to explain why I feel the need
to type in capital letters.
It doesn't mean that I'm angry.
Capital letters mean excitement also.
Focus on the info, not the delivery.
I'm doing this to help my community not to win a prize.
I would love to make some friends, but I don't want to be judged and have to keep busy while
my husband is at work.
I'm new to the area, but not of this earth.
Either you ladies want to help connecting or you don't.
It's that simple.
Let's move on from my capital letters and just read the words and have fun.
Yay!
I would immediately think she is a nut.
I want no part of her.
I immediately think when I see this,
she's madder than a hornet.
Mad, mad, mad.
I mean, that screams angry.
Somebody posts M, Cox.
Anyone having issues with Cox going in and out
the last two days?
Anyone having issues with cocks going in and out the last two days?
No, I'm having a lot of trouble with it actually. What's your interpretation of that, Memaw?
Cockazinia. Remember another word, like a name?
What?
My cocksinia, that's what it is. Like my cunt from when we were young.
You know what I'm saying?
Mm-mm, no.
Do you remember that?
No, it makes perfect sense.
But how did you perceive this?
Their internet's going down.
It's flashing.
Oh, she's back, listener.
Patriots and Gaytriots, Memaw is back.
Her episode, her mini-stroke has concluded,
and she is back in action.
Okay, S post.
Hi everyone.
My girlfriend insists on idling her car for more than the legal time limit to warm it
up in the morning.
Am I wrong to call the police?
What?
She called it on her girlfriend?
That's unbelievable.
Oh my gosh.
Okay.
Debbie says, looking for workout buddy, looking for middle-aged buddy to work out with at
the pro club cannot be in shape or try too hard.
Must not be overly religious or into pyramid schemes.
Also must enjoy basic bitch discussions.
Bonus points if you're not dressed up too much.
Fucking love her. I want to be her friend. Sign me up.
Fucking love Debbie.
Must not be overly religious.
Way to my heart.
Must not dress up too much.
I mean I like her. She just tells you exactly what too much. I mean, I like her.
She just tells you exactly what she wants.
She I would sign up to be her friend.
OK, then somebody posts on the Neighborhood app, please help.
I'm out of butter.
Please drop a stick at the corner of Main and First between 2 and 4 a.m. today, Sunday.
I don't want to meet people.
I don't want new friends.
I just need butter.
Butter is important to me.
Well, that's an odd bird.
You know what?
I like it.
Do it between 2 and 4.
I don't want to talk to people.
I don't need people.
I just want to stick a butter.
Yeah, I just think, wouldn't bugs get on the butter if it was left out there for
two hours?
That's the butter receivers problem.
I might just leave it out there to see who it is.
Okay, somebody posts on the Neighborhood app, wanted Abraham Lincoln impersonator for a
private event, cannot be over five foot eight inches, must be able to hold your breath for up
to two minutes interesting trades considered I don't know what the fuck
is going on there I would love to know it wasn't Abraham Lincoln like one of
the tallest press yes he's like super tall yeah okay yeah something something
kinky is going on there okay Okay, Ross Moore posts on the Neighborhood app,
anyone know how to make their own toilet paper?
Looking to make vegan slash gluten-free toilet paper.
Anyone know how?
I'm just going to go out on lemon say I hate that person.
I mean, just enough, enough, enough.
Okay, somebody posts a picture of a cat and they write, Molly is fine.
Molly is fine.
She lives on Main Street.
Stop calling and texting me.
I got six phone calls tonight while I was at work.
I worked nights about her.
She is fine.
She is an outdoor cat and loves attention.
Please just pet her and go about your way, y'all.
She's well cared for and always comes home at night.
I've been getting numerous texts and phone calls per week.
I appreciate y'all.
And I know she sounds desperate, but don't believe her lies.
Thanks, for real.
Do not call me unless a coyote is trying to eat her or she's in an
emergency. She's an alpha female and can hold her own. But also she is a Virgo slash Libra
cusp and just loves attention from strangers. You know, I appreciate, I appreciate she is an alpha female combined with a Virgo Libra
cusp so that people can really wrap their head around the personality of Molly.
Right.
Thank goodness she's an attention whore, as everybody knows.
As everybody knows.
A Virgo Libra cusp.
These people are goddamn nightmares.
Right.
They're just whoring out all the time.
Just pussies out there just, you know, begging for people to stroke nightmares. Right. They're just whoring out all the time. Pussies out there just, you know,
begging for people to stroke it nonstop.
I kind of love that. Are you a Virgo Libra cusp? No. OK.
All right.
Somebody posts in the Neighborhood app trash can put to curb too soon.
I need to sincerely apologize to all of my neighbors for offending them
with the slide of my trash today, Monday, April 27th at noon.
For multiple reasons, I've disclosed to the HOA via email I had to put it out six hours early.
I know this is offensive and contrary to the values of our neighborhood. I want to thank the individuals who stood up for justice on
this trash can issue and reported me to the HOA. Without you in my business, I'd
truly be lost. I'd also like to thank the HOA for the kind, non-passive, aggressive
email warning me that my despicable actions would not be tolerated for
reminding me that my beloved leaders have the power and authority
to find me up to the point of placing a lien on my property.
Remember folks, no trash cans out too early."
Fucking hate that neighborhood.
Hate the HOA.
Like who gives a fuck?
This is a huge problem that's going on in the suburbs.
There's no culture.
So they are concerned about what time people put trash cans out.
What time are you supposed to? What if you go to work in the trash?
I mean, I just, I can't wrap my head around this.
The larger issue is these people are not reading books.
They're not interested. They don't have activities or culture.
They live in cookie cutter houses
that all look the same. And so what they do is they become interested in each other and
stupid petty shit. Like what time your trash can goes out.
Yeah, that's just, that's too much. All of this leads to Trumpism.
I have gotten an email about my trash cans. Like according to the covenants
or HOA, whatever it is, the trash cans are supposed
to be behind the fence.
So you know what I did?
I had cement poured next to my house as a little platform
next to my garage for my trash cans.
Cause I'm just like, fuck you.
And you know what?
Everybody on my street did it too.
That every, we're rebelling against the HOA.
You're just a trailblazer.
I'm a trailblazer.
You know what I think it just...
Fuck you.
You know it would be fun for us to do one night,
just to go to your HOA just to get content for the pod.
Yeah, I mean...
We could go and maybe we could start driving your neighborhood
and making some notes.
Or like being like doing bad stuff in the neighborhood so that there's a purpose.
Like an on like an emergency HOA neighborhood meeting or whatever you call it.
Yeah I mean fun stuff to do would just be to go back to like junior high level type
stuff like we could put signs in people's yard like Jim Bob watches porn after his wife
goes to bed.
That can be fun. 38 B's banging 38 C. Yeah, that would be fun. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. The woman in this
house let her dog run away from home and doesn't give a shit about it. Right. And he's somewhere
in this neighborhood. Somebody posts, Wi-Fi. To whom it may concern, I promise if you and or others were stealing from my network, I
will find out who you are.
I will use you until you lose your house, car, slash cars, et cetera.
You will have to barrow, B-A-R-R-O to barrow money from a church or the homeless
or friends and family just to buy a last look at what you used to have, including the memories.
That's a fucking psychotic net job. Here's my deal. Isn't don't you just have to lock
your Wi Fi with a password? Isn't it that easy? Right? Yeah. So why didn't you just have to lock your Wi-Fi with a password? Isn't it that easy? Right?
Yeah.
So why didn't she just lock it out
and save herself all the turmoil and outrage?
Here's the fundamental problem with that.
You're applying logic to the person who wrote that statement
and put it on the worldwide web.
Right, yeah.
So, I mean, applying logic to somebody
that's this fucking nutty is nutty in and of itself because this
person doesn't understand logic.
And she's getting all riled up and she likes it.
Oh yeah.
I mean she's having fun.
She's making people barrow money.
Barrow money from your church.
That's right.
Okay.
L Post, I think groceries were accidentally delivered to my apartment on Main Street.
If you were expecting groceries from Aldi and never received
them, comment below.
And somebody comments, you need to call Aldi's.
And she responds, I don't, quote, need to do anything.
Good for her.
She's trying to be nice.
I mean, she's trying to nice, come get your groceries.
And he's like jumping all over her, making it her problem.
All right. Somebody posts on the Neighbor neighborhood app. Sex in the woods. To the two people having
sex in the woods just off the path of Tuckahoe Creek Park, you may want to be aware that all
those bird watchers carry cameras with powerful telephoto lenses. Just saying.
That's pretty good stuff.
That's great.
That is great stuff.
Okay, and then Adam Post's yard work.
I'm not sure who Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dumbfuck are,
but stop using leaf blowers at 8 a.m. Believe it or not,
I like to sleep.
Well, I mean, I think 8 a.m. is okay, don't you?
I think it's fine because it's especially in the summer. It gets so hot. These poor
yard workers, like they got to start early. And I'm, I'm, I, you and I are the most,
you know, the listener, patriots and the most, and you know, the listener,
patriots and gay triates, you know, the people that you fucking hate that wake up at five
and just start crushing life and are real smug about it. Those are the hosts of this
podcast. Right. Yeah. We love a good early call. We have done Wordle, Connections, the
New York Times, many trolled Twitter, trolled Instagram, trolled TikTok,
watched Morning Joe, done everything before 6 a.m.
Absolutely.
I mean, I feel like it's a really productive hour of the day.
Yeah.
All right, Patrick posts, this is why I should have never joined this crap email site.
And then somebody responds, Patrick, first of all, this is not an email site. And then somebody responds, Patrick, first of all, this is not an email
site. Get your facts straight or I will sue you.
Oh my gosh. All these neighbors. You know, one thing I did as a baby lawyer. So they
have what's called victim protective orders in Oklahoma against people that used to date or whatever. Well, another class of protected people was neighbors.
Well, I never knew that people will just go to fucking war with their neighbors.
Like I have witnessed in my first year of practicing law, I mean, people
sabotaging each other's trash cans, throwing shit over the fences, like all
this shit's
going on with neighbors. So now they have just this avenue. I mean, I just have never been that
interested in my neighbors. But a lot of people are. If you or somebody you know listener is being
harassed by their neighbor, contact Meet Curtain Law, 1-800-Meet Curtin Meemaw will fight your battles. We will sue your
neighbors and we will take them down. What do eagles say, Meemaw? Cacaw!
Alright, Neighborhood App. Fart found. If anyone lost a fart today, I found it. It was lingering
casually in the potato chip aisle
at Kroger around 1215 today. Obviously had not been there very long. Caused me to lose
my balance and blurred my vision for a bit. Probably still there. Please keep your fart
secure. We have laws.
I hate being crop dusted.
There's no question.
I don't think I would take the time to post, but it's a pretty great post.
Okay.
So somebody posts, this is the last one.
Somebody posts an image on the Nextdoor app that two neighbors posted on their door. Okay. And it says, it's a sign that says, your house and yard be so
ugly. And it has a like a frown face. And somebody else doubles down and puts a note
under that. Your house is an eyesore. It looks dirty and looks abandoned. Clean it up. And
then somebody comments to this, which is exactly what I would
do. Oh my God, that is so rude. Can we see a pic of the house? That's exactly what I would do.
Oh my God, that is terrible. Can I see a pic of your house?
Let's see. How bad is it? Love it. All right. Listen up, Patriots
and Gaytriots, Memaw, Kylie and Seth. Please in the future, if you see any of these crazy
ass posts on Nextdoor app, please share them with our podcast because this stuff is five
star entertainment.
It really is.
I like seeing how crazy people are.
It makes me feel like, you know, we're pretty good people.
Yeah, and we have a lot more to do than these people that are sitting around in their neighborhood
app.
Exactly.
We read what they do.
That's right.
We're very busy.
They need to get busier so we can stay busy.
Right. Keeping busy bodies so we can
criticize how pathetic your life is by reading about your life. Okay. Nailed it. All right.
Listen up. Our Patreon post show starts right now. Pumps, tell them. We will see you next Tuesday or Thursday or both.
I'll tell you what I've had it with.
Let's hear it.
I've had it with that.