Speaker 1: Smoke.
Speaker 2: Joe in the Morning show, cav is back this morning.
Speaker 2: Oh what was that? No, I'm excited, so listen. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna get to the topic because we'd have no time
Speaker 2: for your guys. Just shenanigans. Cavin, you found out that
Speaker 2: his son was being a little sneaky, Yeah, and hiding
Speaker 2: something from his mom.
Speaker 3: Yes, I didn't know that Josiah had this in him,
Speaker 3: but he does.
Speaker 1: Bus And so.
Speaker 3: I was at Joe's house peaking up from school. Went
Speaker 3: over there, chilled out, relaxed. Josiah starts to do his homework.
Speaker 3: He's like, oh, Dad, I got my math test back.
Speaker 3: And Josiah is very hard on himself, and he got
Speaker 3: a grade that was less than what he hoped for.
Speaker 3: Is under his standards, and it required apparent signature.
Speaker 1: So we reviewed it.
Speaker 3: It was like one of those like five or six
Speaker 3: question quizes, so if you get too wrong, you know
Speaker 3: it's over.
Speaker 1: Basically, So he's like, here's what.
Speaker 3: I did wrong. Here is what I know. Now, here's
Speaker 3: what I got to figure out. You know that I
Speaker 3: still don't understand it. Yeah, sood already better?
Speaker 1: I signed it? Boom boom.
Speaker 3: Esiah's mom comes home maybe about A half an hour later,
Speaker 3: he's in his room doing some stuff.
Speaker 1: I go talk to her.
Speaker 3: I'm like, hey, this is you know what happened at school?
Speaker 3: This is just I had a quiz. She's like okay, cool.
Speaker 3: Hours so goes by. I get ready to leave, get
Speaker 3: in the car, backing out of the driveway, Josiah runs
Speaker 3: to the front door.
Speaker 1: He's like wait, wait, wait, like what's going on?
Speaker 3: He grunts it back inside, puts on his jacket, his
Speaker 3: little boost or whatever. Comes outside with the test. He's like,
Speaker 3: I need you to sign this. I'm like, why don't
Speaker 3: you just ask your mom? He was like no, no, no,
Speaker 3: I want you to do it.
Speaker 1: And my mom. I'm like, he loves me.
Speaker 3: We've had this whole conversation. He wants it to be
Speaker 3: my signature. I'm like, no problem, Joe, take the pen,
Speaker 3: do the thing.
Speaker 4: Da da.
Speaker 3: Ten minutes later, his mom calls me. She's like, did
Speaker 3: you just how give you a test? A sign I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 3: why didn't you asked him to have me signed? I
Speaker 3: was like, I did ask him, don't know why. She
Speaker 3: said that, sneaky little boy. I asked him why. He
Speaker 3: said he didn't want me to see the test. She
Speaker 3: asked him, why did you run outside? He's like, I
Speaker 3: wanted my dad to sign his paper. What paper is it?
Speaker 3: It's a test? Let me see the test. She starts
Speaker 3: to grill him. He didn't want her to see the
Speaker 3: grade because quote unquote to him, I'm the cool apparent.
Speaker 1: And she trips too hard, she would have got supermass.
Speaker 3: I was like, whoa, Josiah's at this stage where he's
Speaker 3: choosing what he'll show his parents, and.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm a Cooper show.
Speaker 2: I think that every kid has the one parent that
Speaker 2: they know they can get away with something with and
Speaker 2: the other parents that they know they can't. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: I would love to know from uh, you know you
Speaker 2: growing up and stuff as a when you were a kid,
Speaker 2: what was the thing that you would always hide from
Speaker 2: the not cool parent, the strict parent, and how.
Speaker 1: Would you go about doing it? But you did?
Speaker 2: You actually rated him out though, right you. I didn't
Speaker 2: know it was like a big secret. I didn't even
Speaker 2: realize it. I didn't think Josiah was operating like that.
Speaker 2: It's jasmine more like you got to study more, or
Speaker 2: like takes away video games from him.
Speaker 1: If he's got something like that.
Speaker 3: What Joe never runs into any issues, especially with his grades,
Speaker 3: like he on the Dean's List, Like he's good, he
Speaker 3: is not a problem. But she is definitely more strict,
Speaker 3: more organized, and more focused on what he's doing and
Speaker 3: how he's spending his time.
Speaker 1: Yeah than I am. Yeah, while watching the NBA and
Speaker 1: smart he get it. Yeah, the way he approached it though,
Speaker 1: like that was awesome. I can do better. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I like.
Speaker 3: But he's still hit it from her though. That's the
Speaker 3: whole that he wasn't going to tell her about it
Speaker 3: at all.
Speaker 2: By the way, you know, even bank robbers can come
Speaker 2: up with like a smile for you too, that that
Speaker 2: whole I can do better. I can do this thing.
Speaker 2: Dad signed this thing. Don't tell mom with my smile.
Speaker 2: I'm right now, he played. See that these guys fall
Speaker 2: for stuff like that. I look at that, and I
Speaker 2: go if I was, you know, interrogating him, your.
Speaker 1: Boys ever operate like this with you?
Speaker 2: First off, I signed pieces of paper that they would
Speaker 2: hide things on top of the stuff that I was, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: Joe is the worst at this stuff Joe would get
Speaker 2: and then eventually it became me getting frustrated that they
Speaker 2: were always coming to me with all the just the
Speaker 2: bad news that then they would start going to Chelsea
Speaker 2: and tell her not to tell me because I was
Speaker 2: getting pissed off at stuff that they would do. I
Speaker 2: didn't mind so much necessarily that they did something, they
Speaker 2: had a bad grade or whatever. I just hated the
Speaker 2: conduct stuff, you know what I mean, like, because anybody
Speaker 2: can you know, anybody can be good, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean, anybody can not be a you know, a dickhead.
Speaker 2: But but you know, studying sometimes is not everybody's forte.
Speaker 1: What's up, Anthony? How you doing?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 6: How you doing?
Speaker 1: Guys's and good morning?
Speaker 6: Hey, So Kevin, my dad was more so like you.
Speaker 6: My dad was the cool dad, and more so my
Speaker 6: mother was like the strict period and essentially the same
Speaker 6: thing happened. I'm thirty five, no, so I could tell
Speaker 6: the story.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So back when I was in the seventh grade,
Speaker 6: I got a practice support with a lesson in still
Speaker 6: a grade on it. I didn't want to show my
Speaker 6: mom because she was very physically strict.
Speaker 1: I just put it that way.
Speaker 6: I got, yeah, physically strict, you know. So I'm like, okay,
Speaker 6: well I'm going over my dad house. This weekend on
Speaker 6: my grandma. I'm gonna show him, and you know he had.
Speaker 6: He came in the house. I'm like, hey, Dad, I
Speaker 6: need you to sign this for me. He's like, what
Speaker 6: is it. I'm like, get to know. I got to
Speaker 6: get back to my teacher. He's like, oh, okay, all right,
Speaker 6: no problem, and I just slid it to him. Among
Speaker 6: yeah here, just sign right here, Just sign right here.
Speaker 6: And I kept pointing at it because I didn't want
Speaker 6: to like, I didn't want him to see the grade.
Speaker 6: So I'm pointing. I'm pointing at the area he has
Speaker 6: to sign. He pulls it away from me, just looks
Speaker 6: at it and then looks back up at me and
Speaker 6: go and then just signs it. Fast forward, fast forward.
Speaker 6: I give it back to my teacher, or I give
Speaker 6: it to the teacher. She calls my mother and I
Speaker 6: was like, uh, I don't know who signed this. I'm
Speaker 6: getting this his father. So yeah, I got called you
Speaker 6: got in trouble?
Speaker 2: Uh eight four four mojo live eight four four six
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Speaker 2: got something with this one and say call me and
Speaker 2: Lydia will call you.
Speaker 1: Anthony.
Speaker 2: Now that you're thirty five years old and think that
Speaker 2: you can't get punished your mama.
Speaker 1: She she should come and get you your ass.
Speaker 6: I mean she No, I'm not worried.
Speaker 1: Your You're faster than she is now. I like it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she on the cane and I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm playing this for her. Uh look that he says,
Speaker 1: she's on the cane. Yeah the ca.
Speaker 2: Uh quick question for you when you talk to like
Speaker 2: with Josiah and stuff like this with Jasmine, does Jasmine
Speaker 2: ever get mad that you don't ever, like right away
Speaker 2: say something to her like where you guys sit down
Speaker 2: as a family.
Speaker 3: This is the first time that something like this has happened. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think more so. She was a little taken aback
Speaker 3: by that, the fact that he came to me first. Yeah,
Speaker 3: especially if it has something to do with school. You know,
Speaker 3: she's primarily there working with him and doing all the
Speaker 3: school where she wants to be the person that he
Speaker 3: comes home to.
Speaker 2: We used to have family meetings, and we would have
Speaker 2: family meetings. I would have to sit next to Chelsea
Speaker 2: and the kids would look at me the entire time.
Speaker 2: She would get really mad because she's like, I want
Speaker 2: you focused, you know, on both of us, because they'd
Speaker 2: be waiting for me just to get bored with it
Speaker 2: and go.
Speaker 1: Come on, can we on? What's up, Katie? How you doing?
Speaker 1: I'm good? How are you good?
Speaker 2: What's happening? Who is the good? Who is the the
Speaker 2: the easy parent? And who is the na so easy
Speaker 2: parent in your house?
Speaker 1: I am the easy parent. My husband is the hard one. Really,
Speaker 1: So give us an example of something.
Speaker 4: So my son is notorious for not putting his name
Speaker 4: on his paper at school, so I can see his grades,
Speaker 4: and I see that he's missing an assignment. And I
Speaker 4: get in the car and I tell him and he
Speaker 4: starts sobbing. He says, I know I did that, Mom,
Speaker 4: I know I did. And I said, I promise I
Speaker 4: won't tell your dad if you make sure that you
Speaker 4: get it tomorrow at school and you get your.
Speaker 1: Name on it. No, man, why does he not put
Speaker 1: his name on it? What? I always wondered that with
Speaker 1: kids when they don't put their name on it.
Speaker 4: He's notorious, story, he does it all the time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but they know his writing and they're able to
Speaker 2: figure it out that one.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's funny. Are those real tears or he just
Speaker 1: know that?
Speaker 2: That gets you every kid knows what's up Liz.
Speaker 5: Hey, guys, good morning, Good morning. My comment for the
Speaker 5: school thing was when I was in high school. I'm
Speaker 5: thirty one now, so I can't get in trouble, or
Speaker 5: maybe I can. I don't know. My mom listens to
Speaker 5: your show. But I would take parchment paper, copy her
Speaker 5: signature and then trace.
Speaker 3: It on.
Speaker 5: Me.
Speaker 3: I'm like, you get in more trouble if she found
Speaker 3: that out than actual grade.
Speaker 5: Yes, But I mean, for the most part, I was
Speaker 5: a pretty good student. It was just like one fuf
Speaker 5: fact that was always a hard one for me, which
Speaker 5: was math, and so I would just do that, you know.
Speaker 5: But I did have a girlfriend. She would take her
Speaker 5: whole progress report card. She would upload it into Microsoft
Speaker 5: Word and she would just erase the grade and then
Speaker 5: put another grade.
Speaker 2: Say you can't do that now because everything's online, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, exactly, exactly. Let's have a good morning.
Speaker 1: Should take to yourself.
Speaker 2: Twenty one year old Texter Noah says, I go to
Speaker 2: Oakland University and my parents still haven't seen my grades
Speaker 2: from last semester. I failed two classes. I like that
Speaker 2: hiding it from both of your parents. Shane, what's going on, hey, Mojo,
Speaker 2: How are you doing good?
Speaker 1: What's happening?
Speaker 8: Hey, So it's kind of a different situation, but just
Speaker 8: hiding stuff from my mom. I'm thirty one. So we
Speaker 8: recently went on a vacation over the summer in Branson.
Speaker 8: They live in Texas, and I have three little brothers
Speaker 8: and I got the eldest when he's sixteen, stuper drunk
Speaker 8: on vacationation to where like he went and hid in
Speaker 8: their closet and like was like yelling at them like
Speaker 8: I'm not like drunk driving or nothing like that. And
Speaker 8: it was a very bad situation.
Speaker 1: You got your sixteen year old brother drunk.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we and I think it was two pints of
Speaker 8: cosamigos about two and a half hours.
Speaker 2: Life is good when you're the little brother.
Speaker 1: Yeah, having a brother like you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I didn't get to be My brother wasn't like that.
Speaker 8: So it's like I want to be the brother you
Speaker 8: know that I didn't have, even though it was.
Speaker 1: Bad, but it was good. Oh my god, that's funny.
Speaker 1: What's up, Tina? How you doing?
Speaker 7: Hello? How are you good?
Speaker 1: Tina? Tina, you're the more strict parent.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm the more strict parent. Like, well, my kids
Speaker 7: if they have bad great and I'm looking at a
Speaker 7: great like okay, what happened here? Like how can we
Speaker 7: do better? I'll call they dead and he'd be like, oh,
Speaker 7: it's okay, Like it's cool. They it's it's gonna get better.
Speaker 7: They growing up. And I'm like, oh my god, like
Speaker 7: you are no help, Like I'm just I just deal
Speaker 7: with it on my own because I'm like, you know what, I.
Speaker 6: Can't deal with this.
Speaker 2: My wife Chelsea used to say she felt like a
Speaker 2: single parent once in a while.
Speaker 1: You ever feel like a single parent.
Speaker 7: Yes, I feel like a single parent. Yes, And it's
Speaker 7: so crazy because I'm the baby of four, so I didn't.
Speaker 7: I learned from day mistakes when they got in trouble
Speaker 7: with school, like I was the good child.
Speaker 1: What's your husband's name?
Speaker 7: No, they it's just my kids father.
Speaker 1: Just know what's his name?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 7: His name Carleton.
Speaker 1: Carlton's a Disney.
Speaker 7: Dad, right, exactly, fun dad, that's.
Speaker 2: Right, although Carlton's kind of fun. Give me fund all right,
Speaker 2: take care of yourself to that.
Speaker 7: Thank you, having good day everyone,