Speaker 1: Now she comes back Thursday, so she's gone for like
Speaker 1: four days, five days.
Speaker 2: But I am so nervous about this.
Speaker 3: Is different than a sleep away camp.
Speaker 2: No, it is. It's sleep away.
Speaker 3: So you said she never wanted to go though, right.
Speaker 2: That's why I'm nervous for her.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Because well, her stepsister and some of her friends are going,
Speaker 1: and so we you know, we encouraged her to try it.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: So I am wondering if I'm going to get a
Speaker 1: phone call on Monday night, Mom, please come pick me up,
Speaker 1: and this is out of state. Oh, I would be
Speaker 1: in the car so dying fast. No, I mean, honestly,
Speaker 1: I would. I would want her to stay and try
Speaker 1: it for a day, yeah, at least. Yeah, But I'm
Speaker 1: hoping she'll be okay. But I know that there are
Speaker 1: definitely kids that it's just not their thing. And then
Speaker 1: I have friends whose kids go for two months.
Speaker 2: To camp and they don't want to come home.
Speaker 3: All my neighbors would send their kids away to camp
Speaker 3: for the entire summer. I'm not lying to you when
Speaker 3: I say this to you. They would get out of
Speaker 3: school on June the eleventh, and by June the eighteenth,
Speaker 3: those kids were up north at Camp Michigania Camp and
Speaker 3: they well they were also there were also all my
Speaker 3: friends that were like, hey, let's have a party night tonight.
Speaker 3: I'm like, we still have our kids, our kids. Chelsea
Speaker 3: was not about sending kids away to camp y like
Speaker 3: she was like, this is my time to spend time
Speaker 3: with them. So yeah, but.
Speaker 4: Remember crying, like every time my mom would be like
Speaker 4: you have camp this week. I'm like, I don't want
Speaker 4: to go to camp. She would have to bribe me
Speaker 4: with toys every time, like, if you make it the
Speaker 4: whole week, I'll get you a brat style.
Speaker 3: So our kids probably did the same camps that you did. Then.
Speaker 3: So Joe, Jacob and Luke did like the camp in
Speaker 3: Walled Lake or whatever the you know, wherever the deal is,
Speaker 3: like Camp and Howl or something or something.
Speaker 2: Did they spend the dame.
Speaker 3: No, they would. They would go on a bus every
Speaker 3: day and we'd have to go pick up and it
Speaker 3: was like a rinky dinky linky you know bus, like
Speaker 3: where the bus was barely like running, and then you know,
Speaker 3: they would have to go there and then they play
Speaker 3: all day and do all this stuff and then they
Speaker 3: come home but Luke hated it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was not my thing.
Speaker 5: Camp always seemed fun. My parents would never see me.
Speaker 5: I used to watch Nickelodeon where they had salute your
Speaker 5: shorts and camp on camp on.
Speaker 4: That's like not I feel like an accurate description of camp.
Speaker 5: But that was that was my I've had to live
Speaker 5: vicariously through that. The only closest thing I got was
Speaker 5: vacation Bible School.
Speaker 3: That was, yeah, Bible School. I actually liked.
Speaker 5: The Casa Bible School used to be living Jesus Camp. Yeah,
Speaker 5: especially at my grandma church.
Speaker 3: They held it. Don't uh when you do vacation Bible School.
Speaker 3: Did you ever get in trouble? Because one of the
Speaker 3: most famous phone scams we ever did was when we
Speaker 3: phone scammed the mom saying that her kid was swearing
Speaker 3: at vacation Bible School. I just love that one. A
Speaker 3: four four Mojo Live A four four six six five
Speaker 3: six five four eight is our telephone number. I'd like
Speaker 3: to know from you your camp story and hear you
Speaker 3: know about did you have to like get picked up
Speaker 3: in the middle of the night or any crazy stuff.
Speaker 3: Hagnant that's what happened, well, but but you hear the
Speaker 3: stories about kids first experiences, you know, and then don't
Speaker 3: ever mention because she said she went to the same
Speaker 3: camp that.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 3: Camp camp counsels begetting together to oh, yeah, those guys are,
Speaker 3: what's up, Amanda High?
Speaker 7: Good morning.
Speaker 8: So I am very much like Lucy uh.
Speaker 7: And I was an only child, so it was very
Speaker 7: touch to my parents.
Speaker 8: Even still I don't really like sleeping away from home,
Speaker 8: but some at some point in like fourth grade, I
Speaker 8: got this kick about wanting to go to this summer
Speaker 8: camp that some of my friends were going to and
Speaker 8: it was probably like two or three hours away.
Speaker 7: From like where I lived, and my.
Speaker 8: Parents let me go.
Speaker 7: But she told me, like later after I had grown up,
Speaker 7: that the first two nights they stayed at a hotel
Speaker 7: near the camp because they didn't think I was going
Speaker 7: to make it for the first day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, honestly that's smart though, right, I don't know.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's the thing was they like the camp, they
Speaker 8: wouldn't let us call, you know, the first day or so,
Speaker 8: because like.
Speaker 3: That, which is smart.
Speaker 4: I saw every single night.
Speaker 3: One of our one of our friends kids went to
Speaker 3: a camp that was like five hours away up by
Speaker 3: like Macinaw or whatever, and they got a phone call
Speaker 3: day number two that they had to come back up
Speaker 3: and pick him up because he got head lice.
Speaker 2: They normally check you before, yeah.
Speaker 3: And so they were like they were. He basically spent
Speaker 3: like one full day alone in it, you know, by himself,
Speaker 3: but then they had to drive. Honestly, I would have
Speaker 3: been so pissed about having to drive the ten hours
Speaker 3: to and from within a day or so. Where do
Speaker 3: you take your kids? You're not coming back in the
Speaker 3: house with the hair, like, well, you're getting it treated probably, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: what's up Jenna high.
Speaker 7: Hey, So I used to try to make myself sick
Speaker 7: every day my mom to me away to girls out camp,
Speaker 7: like early elementary, middle school, and I hated it so much.
Speaker 7: I would like hit myself in the forehir and the stomach.
Speaker 7: I was the nurses.
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, I can't breathe.
Speaker 7: Oh my head hurts, my stomach hurts, because I was
Speaker 7: trying to.
Speaker 3: Get my mom to come get me because I hated
Speaker 3: it so bad. Yeah, it's funny. My sister was like
Speaker 3: that with school, Like she'd be in the nurse school
Speaker 3: nurse's office all the time and she would like try
Speaker 3: to get a fever so she'd sit right next to
Speaker 3: the radiator. And but camps campses, you know that you
Speaker 3: love your family and love your bed when you don't
Speaker 3: want to go away to camp because these camps are
Speaker 3: actually kind of bougie. Some of the camps actually are
Speaker 3: kind of fun. These kids have a lot of fun. James,
Speaker 3: what's up?
Speaker 8: I want doing this more?
Speaker 3: What's going on? Buddy Good?
Speaker 7: I'm good.
Speaker 2: So look, I didn't go to camp, but cav Man
Speaker 2: Saluta Shorte.
Speaker 8: Made me want to go to camp right off an awful.
Speaker 5: I used to sit there and just dream through the
Speaker 5: TV screen like this Cancas.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's weird, dude, that was crazy. Have a great.
Speaker 3: Weekend, Donkey lips.
Speaker 2: The best character? Is that his name?
Speaker 3: Oh no, yes, what's going on? It's a crazy name?
Speaker 3: Yeah it is. You're right. Yeah, by the way, donkey,
Speaker 3: libs just canceled that. I understand that. But they canceled that.
Speaker 3: That was a that was what's going on in Sovia?
Speaker 7: I Hey, so I went to a Michigan State dance
Speaker 7: camp in high school. It's two weeks long. I did
Speaker 7: have like a urinary track infect to when I went
Speaker 7: and I got put on this new medication and the
Speaker 7: campus about two weeks long. The day before we were
Speaker 7: supposed to like perform in front of everybody, I broke
Speaker 7: out in a very very bad hives from the medication.
Speaker 7: My throat sorted closing up, so my mom had to
Speaker 7: like rush from Warren to Michigan State stayed.
Speaker 3: To the hospital. Wow, goodness, is it true that that
Speaker 3: whole American pie thing about the kids at band camp?
Speaker 3: You know, like are as dirty as ever? Like you
Speaker 3: guys all have your fun together.
Speaker 2: She was at dance camp?
Speaker 3: Dance Did you say? I mean I was?
Speaker 7: I was a person in high school. I was a
Speaker 7: good girl.
Speaker 3: Okay, Oh I thought you, I thought she said band camp. Uh,
Speaker 3: what's up, Alicia?
Speaker 6: Hi?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 8: My my first experience of camp, well, my only experience
Speaker 8: was sixth grade camp, and I never wanted to go
Speaker 8: back because I actually started my period for the first time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, everybody, So you know, it's funny that sixth grade
Speaker 3: camp where you go for just a few days and
Speaker 3: you come back. I remember the parents all in the
Speaker 3: parking lot at Scotch School picking up the kids, crying
Speaker 3: when the kids were getting off of the.
Speaker 2: Bus, and they were happy to see them.
Speaker 3: They were so happy to see them. Like the parents
Speaker 3: had a hard time with it, But that could you
Speaker 3: imagine having to be a little what are you like
Speaker 3: when then you're that age eleven, twelve or something like that,
Speaker 3: and you, yeah, you end up having something like that.
Speaker 3: Do they have somebody there to help you?
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Like the camps like counselors and stuff were awesome, But
Speaker 8: the worst part was was that you could.
Speaker 7: Not call home.
Speaker 8: Oh no, there was no option to call home, Like
Speaker 8: your parents were told ahead of time to like write
Speaker 8: a letter and send it like a week or two before,
Speaker 8: and that was the only thing that you got for communication.
Speaker 3: I got to make an exception. That's crazy, Angela, what's happening?
Speaker 6: Hey, good morning? So I went. I was forced to
Speaker 6: go to a ten day Catholic camp. Side note, I
Speaker 6: am not Catholic. I was forced to go to camp
Speaker 6: with this girl that I just did not get along with,
Speaker 6: and it was a miserable time. After about like the
Speaker 6: second or third day, the sewer system malfunctioned and we
Speaker 6: were forced to not flush the toilets for like ten days.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, wild and send home.
Speaker 6: It was. It was so we went the because it
Speaker 6: was like c yo and it was. We were at
Speaker 6: the all girls camp and the boys camp had totally
Speaker 6: totally find toilets, and so of course we were running
Speaker 6: throughout throughout all the toilets and looking at, you know, everyone.
Speaker 3: Give you made. Let's uh, let's pray for plumbing.
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