Speaker 1: Hi, guys. Hi guys, guys. Hi, it's Mail and Monty.
Speaker 1: Hi y'all.
Speaker 2: Hi guys, thanks for listening. If you're new to the podcast,
Speaker 2: I'm Monty and Melo's over there. And if you're a
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Speaker 1: Hey, so we don't have a pool at our house?
Speaker 1: Do you have a pool?
Speaker 2: Mal No, which is just revisiting the fact that I've never,
Speaker 2: in the twelve years i've known Mail been to a house.
Speaker 1: Never once. No, I wouldn't know if you've got a
Speaker 1: pool or not. No, that's right, but so weird. I
Speaker 1: know it is so weird. But also, let's be really stick,
Speaker 1: would you ever have come, you wouldn't have It would
Speaker 1: have been like too inconvenient for you. Prober drive would
Speaker 1: have been too long. I always came to your house.
Speaker 2: We did always record at my house. Yeah, but you
Speaker 2: never said, hey, guys, can we record at mine this day? Okay,
Speaker 2: So anyway, I'm not going to force myself onto your
Speaker 2: house anyway, I digress. So we don't have a pool,
Speaker 2: so we really use the most of the town pool.
Speaker 2: We go to the town pool a lot, which is like, yeah, a.
Speaker 1: Lot like Odie's every day. Can't go to the town pool.
Speaker 1: It's like a country pool. It's awesome. Oh, just the
Speaker 1: old style. Is it outdoor outdoors?
Speaker 2: Yeah, with the grass down the side, the nice pool
Speaker 2: of water, and it's just it is a vibe.
Speaker 1: It's always diving blocks at the end, yes, the diving
Speaker 1: box at the end. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So it's really cool. And then there's hot chippies there
Speaker 2: you can buy like it's it's a great, great, great
Speaker 2: doubt for all.
Speaker 1: Anyway, So Sam.
Speaker 2: Took Ody the other day. I should be an ambassador
Speaker 2: for the local pool. Sam took Odie down there the
Speaker 2: other day. And when I say we go to the pool,
Speaker 2: I never go. I've been like once. Sam always takes
Speaker 2: Odie and he gets home and he's like, guess what
Speaker 2: was in the pool today?
Speaker 1: Oh God, is this a turd?
Speaker 2: Not wasn't a turd, but my another note. The other
Speaker 2: day Sam took him a different time, Odie and then
Speaker 2: he comes home he goes, guess what, mum, there was
Speaker 2: a shit in the pool.
Speaker 1: This is my four year old. And I was like really,
Speaker 1: and Sam's like, I just told him that so we
Speaker 1: could leave. Because he wasn't like.
Speaker 2: That'senus anyway. So Sam did think it was a pool
Speaker 2: in the pool, and then he's like, everyone's gathered around
Speaker 2: it was a baby brown snake in the pool.
Speaker 1: God, that must have been a big pooh.
Speaker 2: I don't know baby brown's they're not that big. And
Speaker 2: do you know how the baby browns are the most venomous.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh my god, imagine you were swimming and
Speaker 2: you knocked into the baby brown.
Speaker 1: This is a stupid question, a bimbo question. But snakes
Speaker 1: can survive in water, like a lot of them.
Speaker 2: A lot of them are water snakes, yes, and they
Speaker 2: can swim like often they'll go in and have a
Speaker 2: swim I think. I mean, I don't know. I don't
Speaker 2: know if they all do, but a lot of them
Speaker 2: do swim. Yes, they got across the water.
Speaker 1: Is there a lifeguard on Judy at this pool?
Speaker 2: So the lifeguard had to get the like a net
Speaker 2: and scoop it up in the net and then put
Speaker 2: it in a bin with the lid onto wait and
Speaker 2: then called, you know, some nature people to come and
Speaker 2: get it. I am like, that to me is terrifying.
Speaker 2: I've told you this story before.
Speaker 1: But they're in Brighton Victoria. It's so beautiful there. It's
Speaker 1: all country and they've got like big damn kind of
Speaker 1: things you can swim in. Anyway. This is a friend's friend.
Speaker 1: But she was swimming from one side of the dam
Speaker 1: to the.
Speaker 2: Other, like doing laps back and forward, head butted a
Speaker 2: snake that was coming in the opposite direction.
Speaker 1: This is why I don't like nature. Yeah, Nature's fucked.
Speaker 1: There's too many things that can hurt you out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, especially here, Like we're just non for the spiders
Speaker 2: and the snakes. Like I feel like that's all people know.
Speaker 2: They think we ride kangaroos to school and we've just
Speaker 2: got the most hectic wildlife, which isn't half wrong.
Speaker 1: No, that's true. We have at the moment this real
Speaker 1: I don't know what it is, but this real influx
Speaker 1: of daddy long legs yuck in the house. It's really
Speaker 1: shitting me. But someone said to me once, don't kill
Speaker 1: them because they keep the other spiders away, because you
Speaker 1: know how you know that thing that you Oh my god,
Speaker 1: I knew it.
Speaker 2: Whenever anyone says the daddy long legs, I know what
Speaker 2: you're about.
Speaker 1: So you do it? Can you do it? In the
Speaker 1: voice you know that I don't know what the voice is.
Speaker 1: But you know the Daddy long Do you know that
Speaker 1: they're the dead loves animal. Yeah. They are the most
Speaker 1: venomous of the spiders. It's like, but their their little
Speaker 1: prongs are too.
Speaker 2: Thin or whatever that they can't get you, but they
Speaker 2: can obviously get other spider.
Speaker 1: They can get other spiders. Wow. Yeah, So now I'm like, okay,
Speaker 1: keeping them is. I can deal with them.
Speaker 2: I'm just not partial to any spider. But I mean,
Speaker 2: a Daddy long legs doesn't bother me. Like if I
Speaker 2: saw one in my room, I wouldn't. If I saw
Speaker 2: a huntsman, I would hands down get it out. If
Speaker 2: I saw a Daddy long legs in the corner, I
Speaker 2: would get it when I could be bothered if at all.
Speaker 1: I found one squished under my pillow, shut up. No.
Speaker 1: And and also i sleep with my head in between
Speaker 1: two pillows, so I've got like the pillow that I
Speaker 1: rest my head on, and then I have to have
Speaker 1: another pillow over my head, right Yeah. And I was
Speaker 1: making the bed, it was like, I don't know what
Speaker 1: the fuck I must have done to that thing during
Speaker 1: the night, because it was like the body was here
Speaker 1: and then all the legs were in different spots. I
Speaker 1: must have had my hand under there, and so dismantled
Speaker 1: little decapitated, poor little thing. So, in keeping with the
Speaker 1: tradition of the rental Rave segment, I can't be because you.
Speaker 2: Bring up a segment every week. Let's make this a
Speaker 2: regular segment. You have done rant or Ray for a
Speaker 2: few weeks now a couple anyway, maybe when I'm.
Speaker 1: Continuing on so Rave. I've got a couple of really
Speaker 1: affordable skin care products okay that I'm really in to
Speaker 1: at the moment. One you can get from Amazon. It's
Speaker 1: just sulfur. It's the brand is Dela Cruz. It's like
Speaker 1: you'd know it if you saw it. It's like an
Speaker 1: old school thing. Everyone goes on about the smell of it.
Speaker 1: It doesn't even smell that bad to me. You know, sulfur.
Speaker 1: It's like it's meant to be that smell of rotten eggs.
Speaker 1: You know, you go to those sulfur pools or whatever.
Speaker 1: They meant to be good for your skin. Okay, right,
Speaker 1: but it's like a paste that say if you get
Speaker 1: breakouts or for me, I have recently discovered I have roseasia.
Speaker 1: Oh right, So that's like different like red, red, blotchy
Speaker 1: kind of skin. Yeah, well it's that I think, like
Speaker 1: there's different kinds of roseasia. But for me, I think
Speaker 1: it's that the capillaries sit really close to the top
Speaker 1: of my skin anyway, So you put you just put
Speaker 1: it on like a mask for a bit and then
Speaker 1: like to say, ten minutes, wipe it off. But it
Speaker 1: really makes a difference, like like what Dewey or gets
Speaker 1: rid of the roseaisha or I think it calm down
Speaker 1: the redness of the rose asia. But also if you
Speaker 1: have a breakout, I can put it on the breakout,
Speaker 1: leave it. I mean, don't use it constantly, like twice
Speaker 1: a day because it's drying on your skin. But it's
Speaker 1: really good. It's natural, like it's you know, not that
Speaker 1: I give a shit about whether it's natural or not,
Speaker 1: but I like chemicals. Yeah, yeah, same. And also this
Speaker 1: is a brand that's just launched at my favorite shop
Speaker 1: in the whole world, chemist Warehouse. Yes, it's called Skin
Speaker 1: one thousand and four, right, beautiful packaging.
Speaker 2: A beautiful glass bottle with a little what do you
Speaker 2: call those pet a dropper, a pepet a.
Speaker 1: Perpet That's what us in the beauty pet. I did
Speaker 1: not know it was a prepare. It's called a prepet. Wow. Anyway,
Speaker 1: it's just a serum, but it's Sentella, which again is
Speaker 1: really good for rose Asia. So I just put it
Speaker 1: on in the morning after my seventy five other serums,
Speaker 1: and I just and it just again, it's sort of like,
Speaker 1: I don't know, it's like a drink. It's a drink. Drink,
Speaker 1: you know, sometimes your skin just feels really hot. Yeah,
Speaker 1: like my skin feels hot sometimes, just does it? No,
Speaker 1: mine never feels hot. That's a hot flush. No. I
Speaker 1: think it's very different. I've always been like that. And
Speaker 1: I also get like, as I'm getting older, my nose
Speaker 1: is red all the time. Oh, is it because it's
Speaker 1: cold or no? Well, no, because we're in summer so no. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I know it was like eleven degrees in Melbourne
Speaker 1: the other day. Oh, I mean, I don't know if
Speaker 1: it was eleven. Who told you eleven? It was eleven
Speaker 1: in Ballarat in Victoria? Okay, maybe at Ballarat at six
Speaker 1: am maybe. And my last thing, I did a little
Speaker 1: video of it looking like a real dickhead. But yes,
Speaker 1: you did see satin bonnets. I've got this other one
Speaker 1: that's like a it's like a shower cap. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: It's just for you know, like if you've got I've
Speaker 1: got frizzy hair. Yes, it just keeps that friction from
Speaker 1: your pillow. I've got a satin pillow. Okay, so I
Speaker 1: used to of course.
Speaker 2: Wow, so you wear those bonnet Do you wear that
Speaker 2: bonnet every night?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Pretty much. I mean you did question me. You
Speaker 1: did send me a text, Oh my god, do you
Speaker 1: bone with the bonnet on? I don't.
Speaker 2: Oh, well, because it was a Valentine's Day thing saying
Speaker 2: that's true love that your husband does it still.
Speaker 1: Finds you beautiful with the bonnet on. Look, I don't
Speaker 1: think I used those words well around a beautiful. But
Speaker 1: what I was saying was he doesn't give a shit, no,
Speaker 1: and that is absolutely true love. But the bonnet is
Speaker 1: this big buff on thing. It's not like a little
Speaker 1: baby shower cap. It's like a big ass shower silky
Speaker 1: shower cap. Yeah, okay, were they're your beautiful raves? My rants?
Speaker 1: Oh oh, my rant is a sort of HARKing back
Speaker 1: to another little segment I did about like, you know,
Speaker 1: how I come up with these invention ideas that I
Speaker 1: think are incredible, like a pretty tissue box cover, Like
Speaker 1: a tissue box cover that's designed by an artist. It
Speaker 1: looks great in your home. Yea. Anyway, genius, So one
Speaker 1: of those things, if you remember. Maybe I didn't say
Speaker 1: it because I wanted to get a patent on it.
Speaker 1: But one of my husband's pet hates is when he
Speaker 1: uses his electric shaver fucking cleanup of the hair. I'd said,
Speaker 1: I can't believe no one's come up with a shaver
Speaker 1: that has a catcher like a lawn mower. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: the hearing so there's no mess everywhere.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, I've been going like you have talked about
Speaker 2: this because you wanted it with nail clippers as well.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, I bought ones that are meant to
Speaker 1: work like that with the nail clippers. Look, I mean
Speaker 1: it has to be on a particular angle. That's why
Speaker 1: I still can't visual. That's why it came back to that.
Speaker 1: But I've been going on about this for years, and
Speaker 1: my husband keeps saying, no, you couldn't, No, you couldn't
Speaker 1: come move anyway. The other day, my daughter comes in
Speaker 1: and she goes, oh, you know your idea about the
Speaker 1: the Razor. I said, yeah, she goes, someone's done it.
Speaker 1: I said, what you can buy them? I was heartbroken.
Speaker 1: It was dirty on Mark that night too. I'm like, see,
Speaker 1: we could have been fucking billionaires because you pooh poohed
Speaker 1: my dream. That one. The second one I have not.
Speaker 1: I've said to you privately, but I've not said publicly.
Speaker 1: I had this idea. Maybe not revolutionary, but for me,
Speaker 1: it was a great idea. Yeah, an idea of doing
Speaker 1: a book of short stories about what is in people's
Speaker 1: wank bank. Ah, right, So people would anonymously send an email, right,
Speaker 1: but a basic rundown of you know, what their wank
Speaker 1: bank shit is, and then I'd write it. Because everyone's
Speaker 1: got different things that they like or whatever. And I thought, oh,
Speaker 1: that's a good idea. So it'd be like a sexy book,
Speaker 1: really sexy book, but just with submissions from people. So
Speaker 1: say like, oh, you know I my fantasies. I don't know,
Speaker 1: fuck the gardener on the front lawn in front of
Speaker 1: the neighbors. Yes, they give me a loose plot and
Speaker 1: then I'd write it. But I didn't do it because
Speaker 1: I'm an ideas woman. Anyway, Yes, you beat me to
Speaker 1: the punch, Abby Chatfield. No, Jillian Anderson, what a scully
Speaker 1: wax bols. That is very bizarre. I would never in
Speaker 1: a million years have guessed that.
Speaker 2: If you were making me hang off a bridge and
Speaker 2: you're like, you're going to die if you don't get
Speaker 2: this right, I couldn't have got it.
Speaker 1: I know she's written a book called well, she hasn't
Speaker 1: written it. People have submitted again like they're fantasies. It's
Speaker 1: called want and it's just people that have sent in
Speaker 1: what their wank bank material is. I guess, wow, what
Speaker 1: a sha fucking Jillian Andersen has beaten me to the punch.
Speaker 1: So that's my rant to follow. It's fair enough.
Speaker 2: That's frustrating, But maybe next time you get the idea,
Speaker 2: explore it a bit more and then just execute it
Speaker 2: unless it's a colored artist's tissue box.
Speaker 1: I just want to make money. I just come up
Speaker 1: with an idea to make money that.
Speaker 2: Just does it itself. Passive income. That's everyone's stream. Everyone
Speaker 2: just wants an idea that they don't. They can just
Speaker 2: tinker on it to start with, and then it just
Speaker 2: influx of cash.
Speaker 1: I still want to work. I don't have any shoe working.
Speaker 1: I like working, and I need to work, but just
Speaker 1: the pressures off.
Speaker 2: Oh god, it be just glorious if you looked in
Speaker 2: your bank account and you're like, oh, we didn't have
Speaker 2: to do anything because we'd already set that up and
Speaker 2: now there's just an extra thirty k in there every month.
Speaker 1: No, you know what, I'd be happy just enough to
Speaker 1: pay the mortgage that my mortgage is covered by that.
Speaker 2: Yes, and the rest is you know, and then the
Speaker 2: rest is you're not mortgage money. That would be fantastic.
Speaker 2: Speaking of like cash, I'm doing a lot of Facebook
Speaker 2: market placing at the moment for stuff. I hate that
Speaker 2: place so much. I feel dirty every time I get on.
Speaker 1: Under how it works, well, you just get on.
Speaker 2: You can put an item up, put an amount of
Speaker 2: money on there, and then people will message you if
Speaker 2: they want it or vice versa. You type in what
Speaker 2: you want and then the listings will come up and
Speaker 2: you're getting like the person. So anyway, I hate it
Speaker 2: when people haggle on Facebook marketplace, like it drives me mad.
Speaker 2: I put up a couple of the boys wetsuits for
Speaker 2: sixty bucks each, like they're two hundred dollars wetsuits that
Speaker 2: have barely been worn, and then people will go, will
Speaker 2: you accept fifty.
Speaker 1: Five for it? And I'm like, you fucking idiot, it's
Speaker 1: up for sixty.
Speaker 2: Like I get that it's a part of Facebook marketplace,
Speaker 2: is It's like, well, you can just like go in
Speaker 2: and you can try and get a bargain. But when
Speaker 2: it's five dollars off, I'm like, you should be embarrassed
Speaker 2: about yourself and out of prince Ball, I'm like, nope, sorry. Anyway,
Speaker 2: They've been up there for over a year now and
Speaker 2: I haven't sold quite a few people have been quiet.
Speaker 2: But the other day I felt dirty because I did
Speaker 2: it to someone. I asked for fifty bucks off something.
Speaker 1: Fifty bucks is a bit different to five. Yes, that's
Speaker 1: what I thought. I'm like, can I ask fifty bucks less?
Speaker 1: And I felt exhilarated but disgusting at the same time,
Speaker 1: And I thought, for your own self worth, please knock
Speaker 1: me back, Like please, just but guess what I was
Speaker 1: bidding on what I was asking for? Okay, I feel
Speaker 1: like it. Was it a piece of furniture? Yes? Was
Speaker 1: it like a like a side table or something? No,
Speaker 1: don't tell me. It was a bed mattress? I I
Speaker 1: I could never. I know, I wouldn't say, like if
Speaker 1: I had two, I would, but a second hand mattress, yes, crook.
Speaker 2: So anyway, they sold me because it was a really
Speaker 2: good mattress.
Speaker 1: I could tell from it. I googled the brand.
Speaker 2: It was like a seven hundred and fifty dollars mattress
Speaker 2: that they had for two fifty and I asked for
Speaker 2: two and I can pick up the next day. Anyway,
Speaker 2: it had been in their spare room and only used
Speaker 2: a handful of time, and that sold me, like I
Speaker 2: would know. But it was squeaky clean, tickety boo, and
Speaker 2: I'm like, this is gonna save me a lot of money.
Speaker 2: And I gave it a crack and then she's like, no, sorry,
Speaker 2: it's sold. But now a friend said, oh, we're getting
Speaker 2: rid of our king single.
Speaker 1: Do you want it? And I said, yeah, I do.
Speaker 1: So it's not as gross to take a friend's secondhand bed.
Speaker 1: That's different. Yeah, it's different. But I always am like,
Speaker 1: we sleep in hot hotel beds, and that's thousands of
Speaker 1: people have slept in those, like thousands, that's true. But
Speaker 1: that makes me feel a bit icky too.
Speaker 2: Oh, it makes me feel so iky sometimes. Room and
Speaker 2: I'm like, I wonder if anyone's killed themselves in here.
Speaker 1: Oh, also, like the remote, the light switches. I usually take,
Speaker 1: Like this is so fucked. I usually take like Glenn
Speaker 1: twenty with me, and just do you take a whole
Speaker 1: bottle of Glen twenty. I thought you might take a
Speaker 1: baby wipe and wipe stuff down, not a Glenn Twain.
Speaker 1: Maybe wipe's not going to get rid of germs. It's
Speaker 1: just gonna like you wipe down whatever's on the surface.
Speaker 1: But I'm just like, think of even sitting on the couch. Yeah,
Speaker 1: people have probably fucked on hard. It's just yuck.
Speaker 2: That just shows you and I to a t. You're like,
Speaker 2: people have probably fucked on here, and I go to
Speaker 2: fart on here.
Speaker 1: At the exact same time. So fun. God, it's so disgusting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I just I just I'm like it was
Speaker 2: a bit grossed out. But also I'm like, that's such
Speaker 2: a bargain. But we've transitioned Odie from a cot into
Speaker 2: a bed. Yeah, well, I feel like it's about it's
Speaker 2: about time. This kid's four and he's still in a
Speaker 2: cot because I just don't trust him to get in
Speaker 2: and out all the time. So I'm like, nah, he's
Speaker 2: gonna be in there till seven.
Speaker 1: It was a big, beautiful cot. It's almost sad. It
Speaker 1: was sad.
Speaker 2: It was like it's a piece of art that cought
Speaker 2: like one of those round ones. And I got a
Speaker 2: contract ages ago through Show and Tell, like over four
Speaker 2: years ago, and it had beautiful perspects and I'm like, glory,
Speaker 2: glory days. This is when this was like the feature
Speaker 2: piece of his room. So I got rid of it,
Speaker 2: and I don't have the new bed from the friend yet,
Speaker 2: so he's literally got a wisp of thin mattress on
Speaker 2: the floor, yeah, with pillows around it, and but he's
Speaker 2: just fuck mate. The sleep deprivation from that kid is
Speaker 2: so hectic. I can't I've never had a bad sleeper,
Speaker 2: and this kid is a bad sleeper. Like a sleeping
Speaker 2: for him is five. And if we can get through
Speaker 2: the whole night, that's rare. Like the other night, he's
Speaker 2: up at two thirty demanding WHEATBX, so Sam's up with
Speaker 2: him for an hour, giving him WeetBix at two thirty
Speaker 2: to three thirty.
Speaker 1: But like I think, and also this is annoying because
Speaker 1: what I'm about to say is like advice someone gives
Speaker 1: when they're not in the when they're through it, Yes, right,
Speaker 1: but I would say, okay, he wants the WHEATBX. It's
Speaker 1: so hard. But it's like he then just thinks he
Speaker 1: can fucking get up at two thirty. You can't ask
Speaker 1: for weatpix. But then I know that you're just fucking
Speaker 1: in survival mode too.
Speaker 2: This kid, though, there's no way you can say if
Speaker 2: we said not to me, he'd just scream the house down.
Speaker 2: And our walls are literally paper thin that when he
Speaker 2: calls out, the other boys wake up.
Speaker 1: So it's like you just got to do it. Is
Speaker 1: he too old for like a sleep I think he's
Speaker 1: four now?
Speaker 2: And I said, Sam, remember when we got one for backs? Sorry,
Speaker 2: remember when we got one for backs backs before? And
Speaker 2: he started to get out of his bed all the
Speaker 2: time and keep coming in constantly and it was driving
Speaker 2: his mad. So we got this sleep instructor, this sleep coach.
Speaker 2: And I look back and I'm like, that would have
Speaker 2: traumatize that fucking kid. It was like a hole the
Speaker 2: door shut.
Speaker 1: I know, don't mal I feel so fucked. Oh he
Speaker 1: wouldn't even remember it, but that's fucked. And the behind
Speaker 1: his door was that chipped and everything from him throwing
Speaker 1: toys out, screaming don't it's abuse. It was hideous.
Speaker 2: And then I'd have to go stand at the door
Speaker 2: and go it's okay, buddy, like but time it like
Speaker 2: every five minutes, I'm here, mate back into bed to
Speaker 2: be like a caged animal, because he was probably fucking
Speaker 2: scared and.
Speaker 1: Just wanted his parents. But that's on, Like, your intention
Speaker 1: to that was to help him. That person, a sleep trainer,
Speaker 1: whoever it was, that's it. They're doing a real disservice.
Speaker 1: They should know better, They should know the psychology of
Speaker 1: children better than to do that. I tell people that's
Speaker 1: a good And when you're so sleep deprived, though, and
Speaker 1: you go to an expert who a lot of friends
Speaker 1: had used her before, but for younger kids, you just trust.
Speaker 2: Them, you know what I'm like. Anyway, it got him
Speaker 2: out of it. He just only took a few nights
Speaker 2: and he was back in his bed because he was
Speaker 2: just probably so cooked and like, fuck, they're gonna lock
Speaker 2: me in my room. Oh my god, it's so hideous.
Speaker 2: I feel terrible, You know what, don't feel terrible. We're
Speaker 2: all doing shit to fuck him up. Somehow I know.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what are we gonna do? What is the
Speaker 2: thing that they're going to be talking about to their
Speaker 2: psych when they're older.
Speaker 1: Nah, he won't even remember that. Does he ever bring
Speaker 1: it up? No?
Speaker 2: Never, And I haven't brought it up. But I'm like,
Speaker 2: that's why I won't get a sleep instructor for Odie.
Speaker 2: I also know, like when we got one when he
Speaker 2: was a baby and she's like, you know what, some
Speaker 2: kids are just untrainable. He's just never been trainable. It
Speaker 2: zero fuck's that kid.
Speaker 1: One day we will be recording in another ten years
Speaker 1: and he will have completely flipped. He'll be your best sleeper.
Speaker 1: He'll be the one that you'll have to drag out totally. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm like, when it's going to get to the point
Speaker 2: where all of my boys are early risers though, when
Speaker 2: I'm like, get out of bed, just try and get
Speaker 2: them out of bed.
Speaker 1: But he's so awesome. The other day he goes, how's this?
Speaker 1: So he's so naught? He goes, get me a mango
Speaker 1: or I'll hit you. I was cute. What he's just
Speaker 1: in that stage, I'm fucking hungry. I'm like, okay, let's
Speaker 1: get just cute, Oh my god, so funny. Same.
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