Speaker 1: So I feel like, did we We hadn't.
Speaker 2: We hadn't gotten through Felicity's graduation.
Speaker 3: No, last time we had just you had just had
Speaker 3: Zoe's graduations.
Speaker 1: Yes, and then as.
Speaker 3: Of last night, Felicity as a high school graduate, we
Speaker 3: survived graduation.
Speaker 1: Oh how long was it?
Speaker 3: It was just over an hour.
Speaker 1: It was fantastic. The speeches were short.
Speaker 3: They just you know, whipped through those graduates. She probably
Speaker 3: like four hundred and fifty graduates in her class, and
Speaker 3: that's crazy. Yeah, there were eighty, there were eighty.
Speaker 2: And Zoe's oh my gosh, oh no, excuse me, one
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty. There were one hundred and twenty and
Speaker 2: Zoe's And it took far long.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, oh no, ours was like an hour hour
Speaker 3: fifteen mates.
Speaker 1: The short speeches.
Speaker 3: Yeah, bless, bless, it was so great. So yeah, I mean,
Speaker 3: she looked great. She looks so grown up out there.
Speaker 3: I was just like, I don't know, I don't think
Speaker 3: it's fully hit me yet, but yeah, I screamed for
Speaker 3: her like a crazy person, and uh oh yeah, and
Speaker 3: I didn't even get it. I didn't get emotional, and
Speaker 3: I thought, oh I'm good, I am like I'm i
Speaker 3: got through the processional, just find the pomper circumstance. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 3: I'm good, I'm good. And then they brought up one
Speaker 3: of the classmates who had passed away last year.
Speaker 1: The same for Zoe's class.
Speaker 3: And this is this was a little boy who Felicity.
Speaker 3: She was in fourth grade, in his fourth grade class
Speaker 3: when he was diagnosed with brain cancer. And then he
Speaker 3: passed away last year. But they reserved a seat for
Speaker 3: him and put his letterman's jacket over it and brought
Speaker 3: his family up on stage. His name's aj and it
Speaker 3: was just beautiful. They gave him, gave the family the diploma,
Speaker 3: and everybody, everybody stood up, not just the graduates, but
Speaker 3: the whole stadium. And that's what I was, like, water works,
Speaker 3: It's not even for my kid. And that's when right
Speaker 3: when I started crying. It's so it's just such a
Speaker 3: wonderful way to honor him.
Speaker 1: The Zoe's school did that too.
Speaker 2: There was a girl who had a seizure disorder and
Speaker 2: uh had a seizure at her home and did not
Speaker 2: survive it. I believe it was ninth grade, tenth grade
Speaker 2: year or something like that. Anyway, she was she came
Speaker 2: right after Zoe in the alphabet, so they called out
Speaker 2: her name, you know, right after Zoe, and everyone was quiet,
Speaker 2: but they had the family had given everyone these little
Speaker 2: golden butterfly pins to wear, so all the graduates wore those,
Speaker 2: and you know, you could donate and anyway. It was Yeah,
Speaker 2: but it was again very very sad. It's heartbreaking, you know,
Speaker 2: it's but the family was there as well and supporting everybody,
Speaker 2: and you know that meant a lot.
Speaker 3: It's got to be so hard for the family, but
Speaker 3: also very healing and just yeah, to be recognized like that.
Speaker 3: I think that's important.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, it's absolutely so sometimes celebrations for a lot of
Speaker 2: people are not for some of us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a good point. That's a good point. There's
Speaker 3: a it's a whole mixed bag of emotions. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: that's that's true. But we had a great night. I
Speaker 3: was very proud of myself for not over overfunctioning or
Speaker 3: over it's like trying to like micromanage everything. I'm in
Speaker 3: my boundaries era and so this this is great.
Speaker 2: I didn't really either. I'm so proud of it. I
Speaker 2: was like, I can't, I can't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just like I need to stop trying to
Speaker 3: like micromanage or solve things for other people. So Felicity
Speaker 3: brings up yesterday morning at like ten am, She's like,
Speaker 3: do you think we should go to dinner tonight after
Speaker 3: the ceremony? And I'm thinking, girl, like everybody's been planning. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: but instead of a lecture whatever, I just said, sure,
Speaker 3: go ahead and plan it.
Speaker 2: So so she's let me know how that goes.
Speaker 1: For a party of you know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Five or six, ten, ten of us, right or eleven
Speaker 3: of ours sel Yeah, So I let her experience how like, oh,
Speaker 3: a lot of a lot of places don't take same
Speaker 3: day reservations. You just got to walk in and wait
Speaker 3: all of that stuff. And so we ended up at
Speaker 3: Olive Garden, which she loves, at two separate tables across
Speaker 3: the restaurant from each other. But that's okay, she plan
Speaker 3: and you know what, that's that's how.
Speaker 1: You learn the things that they learn exactly, these are
Speaker 1: the things that you learned.
Speaker 3: I resisted the urge to like solve all of it,
Speaker 3: call in favors, host the whole family at my house
Speaker 3: for all no problem.
Speaker 1: Same Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was like, say, I'm not like, you know what,
Speaker 3: not going to do it.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to do it. It wasn't Zoe didn't
Speaker 2: want a big party thing. What I was like, great,
Speaker 2: yeh she it was late, so she didn't want to
Speaker 2: do a dinner. Actually, oh, I said her and b
Speaker 2: went out and got like in an little sister moments.
Speaker 3: Such a great idea.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it was. I was.
Speaker 2: I think, I'm we're moving toward an era of being like,
Speaker 2: not my problem.
Speaker 3: Not my problem. Yeah, it's it's it's crazy.
Speaker 1: But plus breadsticks healed everything. That's true.
Speaker 3: The bread sticks. We were so hungry, Like it was
Speaker 3: after eight pm, so we were like starving, right right,
Speaker 3: bread sticks so hungry. They do solve a lot.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I know, it was.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 1: It was great.
Speaker 3: I didn't stress about park. I'm just like, I'm just
Speaker 3: gonna park wherever at Park and it was, I mean,
Speaker 3: there was it was a long walk and everything, but
Speaker 3: I was just I'm like, I'm gonna roll with the
Speaker 3: I had to plan to roll with the punches and
Speaker 3: I did. There you go, there you go, very proud,
Speaker 3: very proud of me.
Speaker 1: So that's great.
Speaker 3: She's got grad night tonight at Disneyland, which Okay, I
Speaker 3: didn't know they did that anymore, but yeah, I guess they're.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think the universal Oh they do a universal
Speaker 2: Oh that's cool. I think yeah, yeah, although I don't
Speaker 2: think so wound up going. She was like, I didn't
Speaker 2: really want it. She didn't really want to go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's okay. It's a long nights.
Speaker 2: Like fine, I think they're Yeah, I think they're closing
Speaker 2: down California Adventure for And it's not just Fall City School.
Speaker 1: It's a bunch of county different schools. They do a
Speaker 1: big night there.
Speaker 3: And yeah, so I'm excited for her. But yeah, this thing,
Speaker 3: this thing goes till three am. The kids are not
Speaker 3: allowed to leave the park, which I appreciate really bust
Speaker 3: there and bust home. But then Philissey's got to drive
Speaker 3: from the high school back home at like four am,
Speaker 3: so I'm a little nervous about that. I'm debating waking
Speaker 3: up at four to drive her home.
Speaker 1: Which I didn't do that with Tate.
Speaker 3: Tato was just like, whatever, get yourself home with her.
Speaker 3: I'm a little more protective, but I think I'm just
Speaker 3: going to I'm not awake at four am.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'll be That's what I'm saying I'm not awaken.
Speaker 1: I think she am. She she is a high school graduate.
Speaker 3: I know she can do it. She can, but she's
Speaker 3: going to be tired. It's late at night and then well.
Speaker 1: That's the thing. It's the tired that. Yeah, that's the type.
Speaker 3: But I will I will not think about it. I'm
Speaker 3: going to plan to not stress about that as well. Yes,
Speaker 3: check that one off. Not stressing.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah.
Speaker 3: What else has happened since I talked to you? We
Speaker 3: talked two days ago. No, nothing else, just do it's
Speaker 3: been all.
Speaker 1: Like what what's uh? What's what's been happening right here? Yeah?
Speaker 1: My graduation. I ate all the cupcakes. Oh yeah, the cupcakes, Yeah,
Speaker 1: all of.
Speaker 2: Them, just well maybe nine of the twelve they were
Speaker 2: gone Zoe. Zoe had won the first night and then
Speaker 2: they were just sitting there, and then she was at
Speaker 2: friends and she was gone.
Speaker 3: I was like, well, they're just gonna sit here. You
Speaker 3: don't want to go to waste. That would be that
Speaker 3: would be waste.
Speaker 2: No now right, no, that would be wasteful and uh
Speaker 2: and we're not wasteful around here.
Speaker 3: I forgot cupcakes. I didn't get her any cupcakes. I
Speaker 3: was supposed to get her cup her. We're throwing her
Speaker 3: a party like a in a couple of weeks, so
Speaker 3: it's a joint. Her dad and I are throwing her
Speaker 3: a party, So why should I get cupcakes for that?
Speaker 3: I don't know. See now I'm spinning. Now, my brain
Speaker 3: is spinny, and I'm like, I booked the taco guy. Yes,
Speaker 3: they tell you Little got she got a little. I
Speaker 3: don't know if I've updated you on a little she
Speaker 3: Well she.
Speaker 1: Because little has a little injury.
Speaker 3: Little has just a little injury. She's over it now.
Speaker 3: But it was a couple of weeks ago. We were
Speaker 3: rough playing, which I always complained to Michael. I'm like,
Speaker 3: don't play too rough with her. So what do I do.
Speaker 3: I get on the floor, I play with her and
Speaker 3: she ends up yelping and like limphing on her back
Speaker 3: leg like favoring her playing the dog.
Speaker 1: So I was like, turn it.
Speaker 3: So we toured the vet. It's just a luck. She's
Speaker 3: a luxating patella, which I guess is common with little dog,
Speaker 3: and so she just inflamed it. She was on an
Speaker 3: anti anti inflammatory for a couple of weeks, but we
Speaker 3: also weighed her for the first time. Since we got
Speaker 3: her six months ago, girlfriend has doubled in weight. So
Speaker 3: she went from ten pounds to twenty.
Speaker 1: Pounds and six months. Wow.
Speaker 3: She was underweight when we got her because she was
Speaker 3: a straight dog. She's making up for long, so she
Speaker 3: was she was very happy to be eating regular meals
Speaker 3: and getting spoiled with treats. So we have to like
Speaker 3: we're on like a diet plan. Now, we're just we've
Speaker 3: we've decided it's treats. We're giving her too many treats
Speaker 3: at night because girlfriend bead pine treats. So we're like, okay,
Speaker 3: no more like collagen sticks or bones or whatever. And
Speaker 3: we give her we're giving her frozen green beans and
Speaker 3: she loves them because we give her like five green
Speaker 3: beans and she's like, this is fun. So she goes
Speaker 3: to her bowl, she grabs a green beans. She runs
Speaker 3: across the room and like hides it and then eats
Speaker 3: it and then runs back to her bowl grabs it.
Speaker 1: She loves some. She sonnny though she probably would turn
Speaker 1: her nose up at it. She very picking, very picking.
Speaker 2: Really, Oh no, oh, she there will be times when
Speaker 2: it's like a treat that she that you've been giving
Speaker 2: her for a while.
Speaker 1: And all of a sudden she just decides she doesn't
Speaker 1: like it.
Speaker 2: Oh, she just like sniffs it and then spits it out,
Speaker 2: and you're like, well, or you'll find it just laying
Speaker 2: on the floor usually when you step on it.
Speaker 1: He's judging, she's judging. She's just I don't even want that, Yeah,
Speaker 1: just leave it there.
Speaker 2: And she loves her food, so when she's not wanting something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I love it. I gotta be picky about
Speaker 3: those treats, you know, I feel like.
Speaker 1: Eating nine cupcakes. Picky about that, you know, very picky.
Speaker 2: I'm going to give you arrange myself. I've had to
Speaker 2: rearrange my the way I'm sitting in my chair because
Speaker 2: the dog literally pulled up behind my chair to where
Speaker 2: I'm surprised I didn't roll over her foot like it
Speaker 2: was right up against the thing. So I'm now having
Speaker 2: to switch. So if I'm look like I'm fiddling around,
Speaker 2: that's that's okay.
Speaker 3: I'm getting a slightly different view of your office. She
Speaker 3: doesn't want the couch right there. She usually jumps on
Speaker 3: the couch.
Speaker 1: She usually jumps on the couch.
Speaker 2: I don't know, maybe she and she that might be
Speaker 2: because it's warm out, so it's probably like the cool.
Speaker 1: She's laying on the cool.
Speaker 3: That's what she wants. Yeah, she's got a lot of
Speaker 3: you know what.
Speaker 1: Everyone is thrilled by this conversation.
Speaker 2: Uh, and I'm thrilled to start season seven.
Speaker 1: I don't know about you. Oh yeah, that's right, we're
Speaker 1: starting seven. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, it took seven seasons to figure it out.
Speaker 3: Welcome back to you, how rude tannertos. I'm Andrea Barber
Speaker 3: and I'm Jody Sweeten, and we've reached season seven. Wow,
Speaker 3: we are discussing today Season seven, episode one unbelievable. This
Speaker 3: episode is titled it was a Dark and Stormy Night,
Speaker 3: which I didn't I don't remember. We opened with the
Speaker 3: Camp Lakota episode. I was like, that was that was?
Speaker 3: I knew it was season seven, like right around there,
Speaker 3: but I didn't know it was our opener.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, Old Cropsy.
Speaker 3: Old Cropsy. It originally aired September fourteenth, nineteen ninety three,
Speaker 3: so we're still in ninety three. And it goes a
Speaker 3: little something like this, DJ, Stephanie and Michelle come home
Speaker 3: from summer camp. Michelle brings home a rabbit. She was
Speaker 3: supposed to let go, but as Danny says, she should
Speaker 3: let it go. DJ Steph and Michelle go back to
Speaker 3: camp with Steve to let the rabbit go. When they
Speaker 3: get there, they find the bunny is gone, Steve's car
Speaker 3: is stuck in the mud, and there's a surprise visitor.
Speaker 3: All right. It was directed by John Tracy. We're in
Speaker 3: our John Tracy era.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: It was written by Dennis Rinstler and Mark Warren, and
Speaker 3: we have some wonderful guest stars. Sarah Moonves returns this
Speaker 3: time as Terry.
Speaker 2: Not at all because her dad was running the studio.
Speaker 1: Definitely not because of that at all. Right.
Speaker 3: We last saw her in season six. The plays the
Speaker 3: thing she was in the America and she'll return again
Speaker 3: in season six. So she's basically she gets a credit.
Speaker 3: This this is fantastic. She gets a line, she gets credit.
Speaker 1: We were really kurry in favor in season six.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Jereny Smallette returns as Denise. Uh and then we
Speaker 3: have Miko Yamabe playing Danielle. She has a shortlist of credits.
Speaker 3: She was a singer on Beverly Hills nine, O two
Speaker 3: and zero. She was in the TV movie Hollywood Fiction
Speaker 3: uh And now She's a notary public in Santa Clarita.
Speaker 3: So if you have any notary public needs, go see
Speaker 3: Miko uh Okay. So we start with the teaser. We're
Speaker 3: in the attic. Becky and Jesse walk up the stairs
Speaker 3: to the attic and Becky says, this is gonna be great.
Speaker 3: It's the boys first night in their new beds. This
Speaker 3: will be golden footage. Jesse holds a video camera and jokes, yeah,
Speaker 3: I can see it now. Nikki and Alex Carzopolis are
Speaker 3: the young and the tired. John's Harry.
Speaker 1: It would have been. They would have been parent influencers.
Speaker 2: They would have been like the ones that you like
Speaker 2: put their the fan, the whole family on on uh on,
Speaker 2: like TikTok or whatever.
Speaker 3: Jesse would have been all over that yet from family
Speaker 3: bloggers or whatever. Jesse announces lights camera cuteness. He looks
Speaker 3: confused and says, well, either they're gone or I left
Speaker 3: the lens cap on. Becky removes the lens cap and
Speaker 3: says both. They then hear the twins laughing and find
Speaker 3: Nicky and Alex hiding under Jesse and Becky's bed covers.
Speaker 3: Jesse exclaims two of the biggest bed bugs I ever saw,
Speaker 3: and the Twins shout hi daddy, Hi, big daddy. Jesse responds,
Speaker 3: don't big daddy me. Becky says, you're supposed to be
Speaker 3: in your own beds, and the twins shout back, no
Speaker 3: big bed, no big bed. Jesse says, hey, now, I'm
Speaker 3: not kidding, get out of there, and then a playful
Speaker 3: wrestling match ensues. Jesse calls out, beck cover me, I'm
Speaker 3: going in, and he goes under the covers, surprised they
Speaker 3: have still had the same bedspread as the previous season's like,
Speaker 3: why did they? Did they ever get a new bedspread?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's very it's very jarring. I don't know. It's very patterned.
Speaker 1: The leopard.
Speaker 3: It's like the leopard. It's got some other colors and
Speaker 3: patterns in there.
Speaker 1: Yes, and very nineties. It is very nineties.
Speaker 3: I'm just surprised. I mean, the girls room got to
Speaker 3: make over, but they.
Speaker 1: Well, Danny's girlfriend's mom didn't get all the way up
Speaker 1: to the yetic.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's right, she didn't make her way.
Speaker 1: She didn't get that far. But yeah.
Speaker 3: Uh and then we cue the new opening credits, which, yeah,
Speaker 3: is great. Once again, the adults have the same credits
Speaker 3: because they didn't change as often as the kids changed.
Speaker 3: So we have Candice on an exercise bike. This was
Speaker 3: the summer she lost twenty pounds and the producers were like, hey,
Speaker 3: let's promote it and put you on an exercise bike,
Speaker 3: which I personally that weird, but that's the probably the
Speaker 3: worst thing you could have done.
Speaker 1: But nineties things now.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, I hate this, I hate this, but okay,
Speaker 3: this is what it was. So Candace is on an
Speaker 3: exercise bike. Jody is answering the phone on her bed.
Speaker 3: He's such a guest, such a tween with a phone.
Speaker 2: Right back in the days when I used to talk
Speaker 2: on the phone.
Speaker 3: Mary Kate, I believe, is walking her bike through the
Speaker 3: front door. I am painting my toenails in a very
Speaker 3: colorful bedroom. Yes, Scott, a glimpse into the Gibbler bedroom.
Speaker 1: Get off.
Speaker 3: Hey yeah, oh, it's just this mysterious land that you
Speaker 3: have to wait till Fuller House to see it. Yes,
Speaker 3: Scott is throwing a football and Blake and Dylan are
Speaker 3: lounging on comet. Super cute, super super cute new titles.
Speaker 3: I always love those. So we start it is the
Speaker 3: final day at Camp Lakota. The campers are tidying up
Speaker 3: their cabin as Michelle says goodbye to her camp friends Danielle, Denise,
Speaker 3: and the others. Michelle tells Danielle, thanks for teaching me
Speaker 3: how to power spit, and Michelle tells Denise, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: miss you so much. Denise reminds her that she lives
Speaker 3: right down the block, and Michelle responds, I know, but
Speaker 3: now we can't scratch each other's mosquito bites. Then Steph
Speaker 3: walks in and asks Michelle if she has said goodbye
Speaker 3: to all of her Chickadee bunk mates. Michelle says not yet.
Speaker 3: There's still one more, and she pulls out a cage
Speaker 3: with a rabbit and says goodbye, Gilbert. I'd write to
Speaker 3: you every day, but you would just eat the paper.
Speaker 3: Stephanie says she's made a good few good friends herself
Speaker 3: this summer, showing off her free friendship bracelet collection David Billy,
Speaker 3: Sean Greg good thing. I played hard to get. Steph's
Speaker 3: like a little man.
Speaker 2: Collectors a little Yeah, it's just a little player, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean.
Speaker 1: She keeps her options open.
Speaker 3: And the do you remember these friends. Do they still
Speaker 3: make these friendship bracelets with the thread like the threads
Speaker 3: that you oh yeah, yeah, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: They don't really do them as much now. Now it's
Speaker 2: the beaded ones Taylor Swift made.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, that's.
Speaker 1: Like the Yeah, but they.
Speaker 2: Were I remember everything, and we were always making him
Speaker 2: on set consoplets.
Speaker 3: Always it was like trying to decide the three colors
Speaker 3: you wanted was paramount, Like that was so important to
Speaker 3: pick three colors and just braid them. And oh my gosh,
Speaker 3: I love I love those thread friendship bracelets.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: DJ comes in and announces lights out in five minutes.
Speaker 3: It's important to get plenty of sleep on the last
Speaker 3: night of camp. Denise asks, so we won't be tired tomorrow,
Speaker 3: and DJ replies, so us counselors can party tonight. Kimmy
Speaker 3: blows a whistle and yells speed it up. Your little
Speaker 3: torp sickles, and then she tells Stephanie better get back
Speaker 3: to your cabin. Blondie, isn't it past your bedtime too?
Speaker 3: Stephanie fires back, You know, Kimmy, you could use a
Speaker 3: little beauty rest yourself. About a year should bring you
Speaker 3: up to a year and all the campers laugh. Steve
Speaker 3: enters the chickenye bunk with his eyes covered, and he
Speaker 3: announces male counselor entering Chickadee bunk. DJ says hi, Steve,
Speaker 3: and they hug. And then another camper, Terry Sarah Moonvez,
Speaker 3: who is a good two feet taller than the other
Speaker 3: kids right, says DJ, your husband's here, and DJ responds
Speaker 3: he's not my husband. Michelle adds not yet.
Speaker 1: Michelle's a psychic.
Speaker 3: You just give it twenty five years and it'll happen.
Speaker 3: DJ and Steve kiss and the girls oohoo. The girls
Speaker 3: begged Steve to tell the story about that maniac guy.
Speaker 3: Steve warrens it's pretty scary and suggests they all go
Speaker 3: to the bathroom first, but the girls insist, so he begins.
Speaker 3: He turns off the light and shines a flashlight on
Speaker 3: his face. He tells the story and acts it out.
Speaker 3: It was a dark and stormy night. Old man crops
Speaker 3: He looked out on the window and saw a bulldozer
Speaker 3: bearing down on his cabin. Oh no. He ran down
Speaker 3: to stop it, but his foot got caught in a
Speaker 3: broken floorboard. The thunder was so loud that nobody could
Speaker 3: hear Cropsy scream that bulldozer buried him alive under a
Speaker 3: pile of rubble and mud. You know what they built
Speaker 3: right where Cropsy's cabin was, this camp. So now whenever
Speaker 3: it rains, out of the slimy sludge, it comes just
Speaker 3: looking for scared little campers, half man, half mud. And
Speaker 3: then Steve reaches for some mud conveniently placed on a
Speaker 3: bookshelf behind him, and he covers his face in mud
Speaker 3: and he screams the crops he made. The girls scream
Speaker 3: in terror. Steve turns the light back on and says, gee,
Speaker 3: I hope I didn't scare anybody. Michelle crawls out from
Speaker 3: under her bed and says, not me. I was just
Speaker 3: looking for a sock.
Speaker 2: Remember when those sorts of stories would absolutely terrify you.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you were like fifth sixth grade, and you'd
Speaker 2: sit around telling like ghostes and stuff and then go
Speaker 2: in the bathroom and try and summon some demon or something.
Speaker 1: I believe I believe all those stories.
Speaker 3: Like for sure. I was so gullible that I was
Speaker 3: just like, I'm like, these stories are true. They are
Speaker 3: so true. But it's kind of a rite of passage
Speaker 3: at camp.
Speaker 2: I guess light as a feather stiff is a board? Yeah,
Speaker 2: do you remember that light is a feather stiff as
Speaker 2: a board? Like the person would lay on the ground
Speaker 2: completely like stiff, and everyone would go around with like
Speaker 2: two fingers under them and you'd lift the person up
Speaker 2: and everyone would say like, light is a feather.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, I do remember what the point of that was.
Speaker 3: But that feels very Ouigi like, almost Ouigi bardish.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I don't remember. Why why did we keep
Speaker 1: with it?
Speaker 3: I don't have no idea. I don't know either. It
Speaker 3: can't it's just it's just camp. One of those camp.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was just one of those. I guess. It
Speaker 1: was like to be like, look.
Speaker 2: How light they are, and you're like, well, there are
Speaker 2: like seven people gathered around all using both hands.
Speaker 1: With their fingers like surprisingly strong.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this was a cute, a cute setup. We got
Speaker 3: a I do love the Yeah, I do love the
Speaker 3: I remember the cropsy cropsy Maniac.
Speaker 1: Yes, I remember Dave called it the crapsy MANI.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, that's right, of course he did.
Speaker 2: Dave was like, really this is too easy.
Speaker 3: Oh my Dave was the Yeah, that could easily be
Speaker 3: a name for him too. So next we're in the attic,
Speaker 3: we get a short montage set to tossing and turning.
Speaker 3: The twins are jumping all over their parents in bed
Speaker 3: all night. The montage ends with an exterior shot of
Speaker 3: the full house and we hear the twins giggling and
Speaker 3: Jesse says, have mercy. The next morning, in the kitchen,
Speaker 3: Joey remarks that Jesse looks tired and asks if he
Speaker 3: had a rough night. Jesse says, yeah, twins wouldn't sleep
Speaker 3: in their new beds. They had to sleep with us, ever,
Speaker 3: spend the whole night with a toe in your ear,
Speaker 3: and Joey replies, well, not someone else's. Joey's preparing a
Speaker 3: welcome home meal with all of the girl's favorites. Jesse says,
Speaker 3: I miss those girls so much. I must have read
Speaker 3: Michelle's postcard one hundred times, and then he takes the
Speaker 3: postcard off of the fridge and reads it, Dear family,
Speaker 3: I have to write this or I can't go to lunch,
Speaker 3: Love Michelle Peak kids. Right, yeah, I don't miss you.
Speaker 3: I'm just doing this because it's mandatory.
Speaker 1: Right yeah.
Speaker 2: Now you'd get a text like of just letters of
Speaker 2: abbreviation and a thumbs up, you know yep.
Speaker 3: Jesse says that Munchkin and the guys start teering up
Speaker 3: with emotion for whatever reason, so it's very sweet. It's
Speaker 3: sweet how much they miss the girls. In the living room,
Speaker 3: the girls arrive home, the whole family greets them with excitement.
Speaker 3: Becky asks the girls to tell them all about camp.
Speaker 3: They all speak at the same time. Then Michelle presents
Speaker 3: her gifts to Nikki and Alex. She made a lion
Speaker 3: for Nicky because that's his favorite animal, and a lion
Speaker 3: for Alex because that's all that they taught. That's all
Speaker 3: they were taught to make. The twins roar in appreciation,
Speaker 3: and Becky says that's lioness for thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Becky takes the twins to nap in their new beds.
Speaker 3: They again shout big bed and Jesse says, well, those
Speaker 3: new beds are a big hit. Did your kids ever
Speaker 3: not want to sleep in there in their big beds?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Oh that was a rough transition.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think Zoe really like she really fought for it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they are like, they don't. It was my kids
Speaker 3: did not. They did well. Taste was better, but Felicias
Speaker 3: did not want to sleep alone like ever?
Speaker 2: She No, I spent a significant portion of time sleeping
Speaker 2: on the floor of various children's bedrooms. Yes, I mean,
Speaker 2: but my children's bedrooms. It would be weird, but def yeah,
Speaker 2: in different houses.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have I have a vivid memory of when
Speaker 3: we got Tate his big boy bed. I have a
Speaker 3: picture of him holding his umbrella in the big boy
Speaker 3: I don't know why, but he thought that was a
Speaker 3: cute thing to hold his Anyways, was it open insides?
Speaker 1: I know, right, no, wonder he'd want to sleep in that.
Speaker 1: He cursed it.
Speaker 3: But the next morning, the first night he slept his
Speaker 3: big boy bed, the next morning.
Speaker 1: He didn't.
Speaker 3: He didn't know he could like get out of it,
Speaker 3: so he just stayed in there and yelled for me,
Speaker 3: and wow, I was like, how long can I make
Speaker 3: this last? But he figured it out.
Speaker 1: Did your kids ever climb out of the crib? No?
Speaker 2: No family, so yeah, they never figured Oh well mine,
Speaker 2: they're not very tall these only like five two.
Speaker 1: But she figured it out. She like held on and
Speaker 1: worked away.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, oh yeah, both of my kids climbing out
Speaker 2: of the crib.
Speaker 3: Little escape artists love it, yes.
Speaker 1: And thought it was holy yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't think mine ever did.
Speaker 2: No, they that was and that was the thing is
Speaker 2: you were like, well, I guess we might as well
Speaker 2: put him in the big bed because if they.
Speaker 1: Can get out of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's.
Speaker 2: Not keeping him in and it's probably more dangerous to
Speaker 2: have them scaling the thing every night.
Speaker 3: So so true, yep, so true. You got to make
Speaker 3: it safe at some point. But it's big milestone for
Speaker 3: the for the boys here. Yes, Danny welcomes the girls home,
Speaker 3: and Joey says he made all of the girl's favorites
Speaker 3: for lunch. The girls ask if that means chipped beef
Speaker 3: and bug juice. We love that stuff. What's chipped beef?
Speaker 1: Chipped beef? It's delicious, I think anyway.
Speaker 2: But it's it's you take a vece of bread toast it,
Speaker 2: and then basically you like slice I forget what kind
Speaker 2: of meat it is, but like I forget anyway, you
Speaker 2: like thin some sort of beef, Yeah, like sliced really
Speaker 2: thin on it, and then you put like gray.
Speaker 1: Over the top.
Speaker 3: Oh that sounds good.
Speaker 1: That's also sometimes referred to as on a shingle.
Speaker 3: Oh really, the things you learn? Is this a camp delicatessen.
Speaker 1: Or is this just a camp delicatessen? Can't?
Speaker 3: Is this a camp delicacy?
Speaker 1: It could be. I mean they might serve it a delicate.
Speaker 3: Is, but it's not campat whenever.
Speaker 2: I mean camp like I uh, I think like it
Speaker 2: was a big thing after like going to war that
Speaker 2: was like in the mrs.
Speaker 3: You know, like a chip beef, chipped beef something. Yeah,
Speaker 3: all right, it sounds like comfortable, my dad.
Speaker 2: You still love them and you can buy them in
Speaker 2: the frozen section and make them or if you don't
Speaker 2: want to make them, like my hand. Really I believe
Speaker 2: Stover still sells them.
Speaker 1: They're good.
Speaker 3: I'm going to look for them in the market. Okay, yeah, no,
Speaker 3: I've never heard of this, but all right, the things
Speaker 3: you'll learn.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's like a very kind of greasy diary
Speaker 2: food sort of thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's see the way we have a note. Uh.
Speaker 3: The gravy is a slurry of flour and milk butter.
Speaker 3: If you're lucky, oh.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, yeah, it's thick.
Speaker 3: It sounds very thick.
Speaker 1: It'll fill you up and salty.
Speaker 3: I love salty things. Yeah. So DJ says that Joey
Speaker 3: can't make the chipped beef or bug juice because it's
Speaker 3: camp food, and besides, no one can make it like
Speaker 3: greasy abe. Danny says, well, that's funny. I don't remember
Speaker 3: any greasy Abe on the brochure. Jesse remarks that they're
Speaker 3: all back together again and having fun, right, Munchkin, and
Speaker 3: Michelle asks Jesse not to call her munchkin anymore.
Speaker 1: Oh, oh, we've reached the age. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Jesse asks why he's called her that for years, and
Speaker 3: Michelle says everyone at camp calls her trail mix. Well
Speaker 3: that's cute, Jesse mutters under his breath, if you're a raisin.
Speaker 3: Michelle asks what did you just say, and Jesse covers
Speaker 3: for himself. It's amazing how cute that name actually is.
Speaker 3: Stephanie excuses herself to write notes to David, Billy, Sean,
Speaker 3: and Greg, all of the boys who gave her friendship bracelets.
Speaker 3: Danny's surprised she's writing to so many boys, and DJ
Speaker 3: needs to call Steve. This is the longest we've been
Speaker 3: away from each other all summer, what like five minutes?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 3: How long have they been apart since the car ride?
Speaker 1: I assumed since the since the bus trip home.
Speaker 3: Five minutes is an attorney.
Speaker 1: In this family, you're together all the time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the codependency is strong.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do remember that though, Like your first boyfriend,
Speaker 2: you're like, oh my god, i'll see you later, and
Speaker 2: it's like an hour later.
Speaker 3: I missed you so much. Right, So Danny wants to
Speaker 3: hang out and rebond. Michelle wants to unpack and see
Speaker 3: if her clothes still smell like camp j Michelle and
Speaker 3: Stephanie starts singing the Camp Lakota song We Love Camp Lakota,
Speaker 3: La Kota, La Kota. I love how simplistic these songs are.
Speaker 1: You know, you got.
Speaker 3: Dad Dad Dad Dad Dad. Jay love Camp Lakota Lakota
Speaker 3: La Lakota. Yeah, it's just it's such an earworm, and
Speaker 3: it's it's because it's simple, it's easy to memorize. And
Speaker 3: so I love the Camp Lakota song. But Danny feels hurt.
Speaker 1: I don't get it.
Speaker 3: When I was a kid and I came back from
Speaker 3: Camp Meadow Lark, I couldn't wait to be home. I
Speaker 3: kissed my parents, I kissed my bed, I kissed the floor.
Speaker 3: Joey points out Danny it was a day camp, and
Speaker 3: Danny responds, well, yeah, but it was a very long day.
Speaker 3: Up in the girl's room, the girls are unpacking when
Speaker 3: DJ enters to ask steph where her sandals are. Stephanie
Speaker 3: admits she knows where DJ's sandals are. They're at the
Speaker 3: bottom of a lake, and then they argue until miche
Speaker 3: Elle says, quiet, you're scaring Gilbert. Michelle reveals the rabbit
Speaker 3: she smuggled home in her gym bag. Michelle was supposed
Speaker 3: to set him free in the woods, but she insists
Speaker 3: that Gilbert did not want to go, and proves it
Speaker 3: with a very enthusiastic nose crinkling. Danny then comes in
Speaker 3: Yo Yo Yo laundry patrol and he discovers Gilbert the rabbit.
Speaker 3: Steve arrives and hugs DJ. Danny asks him, don't you
Speaker 3: want to see your parents? Steve says he's already seen them.
Speaker 3: They look pretty much the.
Speaker 1: Same, spoken like a true teenager.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, they don't change. The parents are always the same.
Speaker 3: Danny tells Michelle that she has to take Gilbert back
Speaker 3: to the forest where he can be with all of
Speaker 3: his forest friends. Steve offers to drive Gilbert back up
Speaker 3: to the camp. DJ, Stephanie, and Michelle all volunteer to
Speaker 3: go with him. Danny protests, they just got home, and
Speaker 3: the girls plead on Dad, it's just an hour away.
Speaker 3: So Danny reluctantly agrees. Stephanie thinks this is great. We
Speaker 3: were so bummed about leaving camp, but now we can
Speaker 3: go back. The kids exit while singing the Camp Lakota song,
Speaker 3: and Danny is really sad that the girls aren't excited
Speaker 3: to be home. Oh he's very sensitive, this Danny Tanner,
Speaker 3: you know, gets very feelings, hurt, very very easily.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I appreciate that in a man.
Speaker 1: You know. It's like, yeah he does.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it doesn't act.
Speaker 2: It's it's hard for him. You've got three girls who
Speaker 2: are getting older.
Speaker 1: You don't. They don't. They're not as excited to see
Speaker 1: you anymore. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's all about the friends. It's all about the rabbits.
Speaker 3: It's not about yeah anymore. So it's natural back at
Speaker 3: Camp Lakota. It's pouring down rain at the camp. When
Speaker 3: they drive in and the cabins are completely empty, Dj
Speaker 3: enters and says, well, we're wet, but we're back. Wow,
Speaker 3: it looks so different in here. Michelle agrees, you're right.
Speaker 3: The camp magic seems to be gone. Stephanie says, well,
Speaker 3: that's because we're not here right now. Michelle adds, it
Speaker 3: feels like we're here, and Stephanie, frustrated, says, fine, we're here.
Speaker 3: Let's dump the bunny and leave.
Speaker 1: STEP's on it like.
Speaker 3: Stuff's like, let's be organized, let's right right out of here,
Speaker 3: right I'm.
Speaker 2: Well, Stepf's like, I'm gonna go wander about in the
Speaker 2: in the woods, in the camp and stuff.
Speaker 3: She's looking for Greg and Brent and all of that.
Speaker 3: She's looking for all her boyfriends. When Michelle tries to
Speaker 3: let Gilbert go, they discover that he has chewed his
Speaker 3: way out of the box. Steve enters the cabin and
Speaker 3: the girls tell him the rabbit escaped, but that's not
Speaker 3: their biggest problem. Steve's car is stuck in a huge,
Speaker 3: slimy mud puddle. Michelle is more, Oh, no, he's out there.
Speaker 3: DJ's confused. Who's out there?
Speaker 1: Hello?
Speaker 3: Michelle says, cropsy maniac? Remember DJA insists that was just
Speaker 3: a story. But the thunder and lightning scare the group
Speaker 3: over In Nicki and Alex's room, Mom and Dad are
Speaker 3: laying in the laying with the boys in their racecore
Speaker 3: beds to get them to sleep relatable.
Speaker 2: I spent many night in a princess bed. He's like,
Speaker 2: he's still plastic of it.
Speaker 3: I remember just trying to will my kids to sleep,
Speaker 3: and then I would end up falling asleep.
Speaker 1: Because it's so tired. Yeah, I'd be like, well, I'm asleep,
Speaker 1: they're not.
Speaker 3: So they begin a round of good night, Mommy, good night, Daddy,
Speaker 3: good night, Alex, good night Nikki, and Jesse encourages them.
Speaker 3: Here we go, We're going to sleep in our new beds.
Speaker 3: The boys are not having it. They say bad bed,
Speaker 3: yucky bed, but Jesse says not yucky, nice bed, comfy bed,
Speaker 3: expensive bed. Becky is discouraged and think that they'll have
Speaker 3: to sleep with them in their race cars forever.
Speaker 1: It does feel like that at some point it does.
Speaker 3: I'm just like, I will never.
Speaker 1: I will never. We're going to get through this yet.
Speaker 3: And both parents on cue fall asleep. The boys kiss
Speaker 3: their mom and dad, turn off the lights, and escape
Speaker 3: to tuck themselves into Becky and Jesse's bed, and they
Speaker 3: give each other a toddler hug, which is so contrived
Speaker 3: but so cute at the same time. Meanwhile, at Camp Lakota.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, back at the Meanwhile, the.
Speaker 3: Heavy thunderstorm has trapped them at the camp. The girls
Speaker 3: become frightened. Still obsessing over the cropsy maniac. Steph insists
Speaker 3: that the maniac story is just something counselors tell the
Speaker 3: kids to get them to go to sleep so they
Speaker 3: can go make out like stuff. Is wise.
Speaker 1: Michelle's actually right, yes.
Speaker 3: Yes, Just then a loud sound comes from outside. Michelle
Speaker 3: and Stephanie hug each other tightly and hope that the
Speaker 3: sound is coming from DJ, who has been outside trying
Speaker 3: to help Steve get his car out. When DJ does enter,
Speaker 3: Stephanie is relieved. Poor little Michelle thought you were the
Speaker 3: cropsy maniac, but clearly Steph is also scared. Thunder and
Speaker 3: lightning continue and the power goes out with a sizzle.
Speaker 3: Steph's hat it, that's it? Where's my coat?
Speaker 1: Taxi? Jack blade?
Speaker 3: Steve then scares the three girls when he comes out
Speaker 3: of nowhere. All of the phone lines are down due
Speaker 3: to the storm, and not a cell phone.
Speaker 1: Yes, no, no cell phones?
Speaker 3: Uh. DJ asks what was that? Steve says, Oh, that
Speaker 3: was probably just the wind. Stephanie responds, just the wind,
Speaker 3: just the wind. It's never just the wind, perfect delivery.
Speaker 2: Steph will yeah, she will unravel quickly when she starts
Speaker 2: to yeah, she's so dramatic.
Speaker 3: I love it. The girls prepare for Cropsy to come
Speaker 3: through the door by arming themselves with a broom. Steve
Speaker 3: tries to calm them by reminding them he was on
Speaker 3: the wrestling team for two years. He freaks out a little, though,
Speaker 3: wondering if three years would have been better. The door
Speaker 3: to the cabin opens and a tall, mud covered something
Speaker 3: is in the doorway. Everyone screams and Steve begins to
Speaker 3: wrestle whoever it is to the ground. Someone else comes
Speaker 3: in the doorway and the girls try to attack him
Speaker 3: with the broom. The male figure speaks, girls, girls, it's me.
Speaker 3: It's dad, and the girls are relieved, and then Stephanie
Speaker 3: announces that Steve has captured the cropsy maniac. Danny reveals
Speaker 3: that the Cropsy Maniac is actually a mud covered Joey.
Speaker 3: Danny rescues Joey from Steve's grip, but not before Joey
Speaker 3: loses consciousness.
Speaker 1: Boy, poor Dave really put him to sleep.
Speaker 3: The girls ask what Danny is doing there. He reveals
Speaker 3: that he found Gilbert the rabbit at home and brought
Speaker 3: him to the camp lights.
Speaker 1: So they didn't even get in the car with the rabbit.
Speaker 3: No, they thought he was in the box. But I
Speaker 3: guess he chewed his way out in between the bedroom
Speaker 3: and the trip to the car.
Speaker 2: I don't know that's true, right, yeah, I thought he
Speaker 2: was just in the living room. It was like, how
Speaker 2: did he do that? Okay, that's right.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: But Danny's a good man for driving that rabbit.
Speaker 1: In the storm with no phone.
Speaker 3: I'm like, okay, Oh, the lights go on. The rain subsides,
Speaker 3: and Michelle wonders why they even came back to Camp Lakota.
Speaker 2: It's like the end of the Tiki Room, the end
Speaker 2: of the Tiki Room, the Tiki Room at Disneyland, when
Speaker 2: the rain stops and the lights come back up and
Speaker 2: the storm's over.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, yes, it's the end. It's the end. Signs exactly.
Speaker 1: Imagine that everything's over.
Speaker 3: Everything's fine. So Danny offers up his theory that they
Speaker 3: were thinking this was a place that you loved, but
Speaker 3: when they came back, they realized it wasn't the same.
Speaker 3: He suggests that it's like when you go to the
Speaker 3: movie theater and the film is over. The magic is gone,
Speaker 3: and all that's left is a big room with a
Speaker 3: sticky floor. Stephanie admits that summer is really over now,
Speaker 3: and Michelle takes Gilbert to the forest to go home.
Speaker 3: The girls reluctantly also go home. Oh that's a good lesson.
Speaker 3: It's a good lesson though that. Yeah, the what makes
Speaker 3: the camp magical is the camp itself. Is people and
Speaker 3: the routines and the traditions and yeah yeah. Later that night,
Speaker 3: the families gathered in the living room. Danny serves the
Speaker 3: family s'mores straight out of the fireplace. Yeah, there you go, delicious.
Speaker 2: I do miss my little fire pit in the backyard.
Speaker 2: Given things, we yeah, don't have anything. Yeah, not necessary
Speaker 2: in this part of the world.
Speaker 3: Joey brings a tray of drinks and then he sits
Speaker 3: on the plate of freshly roasted spores. His butt is
Speaker 3: covered in s'mores, so Jesse adds whipped cream and he
Speaker 3: adds a cherry on top. The family's laughing and hollering,
Speaker 3: having a great time, genuine laughs all around. Y Oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: I wasn't in the scene, but I feel like I
Speaker 3: remember it, just like you guys.
Speaker 1: Could be stop laughing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because John and Bob and Dave were being absolutely
Speaker 2: ridiculous with.
Speaker 1: The running around with the thing on his butt.
Speaker 3: It's like it's like little boy potty humor. They just
Speaker 3: love it.
Speaker 1: It was absolutely and they thought it was the best
Speaker 1: thing ever.
Speaker 3: So, oh my god, you know, Dave love that sitting
Speaker 3: there having stuff on. But like, there's just so many
Speaker 3: there's so many jokes, so.
Speaker 1: Many jokes, jokes.
Speaker 3: Stephanie says that they had fun at camp, but we
Speaker 3: really missed you guys. Danny needs to hear that again.
Speaker 3: You mean it. You're really happy to be home. Dj
Speaker 3: is surprised to hear that Danny's feelings had been hurt
Speaker 3: with the girls talking so much about camp. The adults
Speaker 3: all insist they weren't hurt at all, but the girls
Speaker 3: apologize anyway and give a round of hugs and kisses.
Speaker 3: I'm impressed with these Tanner girls, Like they noticed that
Speaker 3: the adults were hurt. The adults denied it, and they
Speaker 3: apologized anyways anyway, Right, their good kids. Well done. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Jesse tells Michelle, it's nice to have you back. Trail
Speaker 3: Mix Uncle Jesse. Michelle replies, if it's Okay, could you
Speaker 3: call me munchkin again? Jesse replies, I love you, Munchkin.
Speaker 3: Comet begins to enjoy the s'mores on Joey's pants and
Speaker 3: then runs after him up the stairs, and that is.
Speaker 1: Our show done.
Speaker 3: Dun It was a great season opener.
Speaker 1: I liked it. That was a great season opener.
Speaker 2: Verry, Uh like summer, end of summer, like you know,
Speaker 2: back to uh, back to sitcom life, back.
Speaker 1: To uh school.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, back when there was a rhythm to
Speaker 2: things in life.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, it definitely set up the end of summer, the
Speaker 3: beginning of the season end and school and all of that.
Speaker 3: And it also explains like why you're so tan, why
Speaker 3: John's Harry is, why Davis is a little longer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, everybody comes back a little different, and it's funny
Speaker 2: because we forget that, like there's been you know, months
Speaker 2: of reruns and of the show not airing in between,
Speaker 2: so you come back and it's like a whole new
Speaker 2: you know, a whole new person.
Speaker 3: Yeah, totally. Did you ever do summer camp? I know,
Speaker 3: we were, I mean we were always working every summer.
Speaker 1: I did like.
Speaker 2: Day camps a couple times at my at the school,
Speaker 2: that I went to when I went to a school
Speaker 2: in Anaheim, and it was a private school and they
Speaker 2: did like a summer day camp thing. I remember I
Speaker 2: did that and you had to had tickets, and I
Speaker 2: remember I was excited because I got to ride the
Speaker 2: bus and I never and I never rode the bus anywhere,
Speaker 2: so the summer camp, YEP.
Speaker 1: One of the things.
Speaker 2: I remember about riding the bus to summer camp is
Speaker 2: this kid.
Speaker 1: I don't remember his name, but he was that kid,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, just the kid, the kid.
Speaker 2: On the bus that is every bus drivers and he
Speaker 2: sat in his seat and put both of his legs
Speaker 2: behind his hand and then the then the the bus
Speaker 2: driver hit the brick like had to stop, and this
Speaker 2: kid rolled right out of the seat onto the floor,
Speaker 2: and it was, oh my gosh, oh my gosh. To
Speaker 2: this day, I don't remember what we did at summer camp,
Speaker 2: but I remember.
Speaker 3: That guy that's hey, somethings stick out and maybe not
Speaker 3: for good reasons, but yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: I remember that he just just toppled right out.
Speaker 3: I love it. I did. I did a couple Did
Speaker 3: you go to camp? Yeah, well, with the girl Scouts,
Speaker 3: we did a couple of I don't know if it
Speaker 3: was during the summer, but we did just short little
Speaker 3: weekend trips or whatever. Right, there's probably there's that camping
Speaker 3: site at Catalina over on like the little inner part
Speaker 3: of the island. And we did go to Yosemite and
Speaker 3: we hiked half Dome, which was terrifying for me but
Speaker 3: super super cool.
Speaker 1: You guys didn't go all the way up to the top,
Speaker 1: did you, Yes, everything holding the little things. Yes.
Speaker 3: I think now it's can you still do that? I
Speaker 3: feel like it's so dangerous you can't. It's just more crowded.
Speaker 2: There was people. Yeah, it's way more crowded. And wow,
Speaker 2: I'm surprised.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised too.
Speaker 3: I remember, like it's like you have.
Speaker 1: To just I didn't care. They were like, just hold
Speaker 1: on to this chain, You'll be fine.
Speaker 3: Hold on, there's people behind you. If you fall like
Speaker 3: that that they didn't care. Yeah, I know.
Speaker 2: We went up fun. At least you got to do
Speaker 2: some summer camping. Yeah, we got to do that. We
Speaker 2: would always.
Speaker 1: Come back to work in summer.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So yeah, usually the one.
Speaker 3: Speaking of like weird things that stick in your mind,
Speaker 3: So the one thing I remember, So we slept in
Speaker 3: sleeping bags in the cabin or whatever. We weren't actually intense.
Speaker 3: We were in a cabin. So my friend Jenny was
Speaker 3: on the couch in her sleeping bag and I was
Speaker 3: just below on the floor in my sleeping bag. And
Speaker 3: she woke up in the middle of the night and
Speaker 3: threw up I was going to sleeping bag and then
Speaker 3: dump dumped it on to my sleeping bag. And then
Speaker 3: she was my roommate in college, so we made up eventually.
Speaker 3: That's amazing, but it was just amazing. Yeah, all of
Speaker 3: these Oh I went to Yosemite. What do you remember,
Speaker 3: your friend?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I actually did go to another summer camp as
Speaker 2: a little bit older, with like a youth meditation.
Speaker 1: Group, and.
Speaker 2: We all went up there, and I remember I was
Speaker 2: one of the five people that snuck out it that
Speaker 2: night and then went and screwed around all night and
Speaker 2: then came back and they knew and they were like,
Speaker 2: we're waiting for you guys to like basically admit it,
Speaker 2: like it's going for our integrity, and we're like, darn
Speaker 2: its the integrity card right now, right, And you were like,
Speaker 2: all right, fine, I'll be honest. It was me, Yeah,
Speaker 2: blew our spot up. But anyway, Yeah, that was the
Speaker 2: other time I remember camp, the kid rolling out of
Speaker 2: the bus and the time I got caught doing dumb
Speaker 2: things that camp. Imagine that imagine that we don't remember s'mores,
Speaker 2: we remember thinking out to the far out cabin and yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh my, well, I do have a fun fact. I
Speaker 3: don't have an everywhere look, but I have a fun fact.
Speaker 3: Cropsy is actually a real urban legend of a camp
Speaker 3: caretaker who gets horribly disfigured in a fire caused by
Speaker 3: the campers during a prey and Cropsy is the name
Speaker 3: of the camp caretaker in the nineteen eighty one movie
Speaker 3: The Burning he gets he gets disfigured in this fire
Speaker 3: and then goes on a murder spree up and down
Speaker 3: the Hudson Valley River. Yeah, so wows Hudson Valley River,
Speaker 3: Hudson River Valley, Hudson River Valley. So yeah, no, this
Speaker 3: is I didn't I thought this was something full house
Speaker 3: made up.
Speaker 1: This is actually.
Speaker 3: This was a movie and also an urban legend.
Speaker 1: Cropsy. Cropsy is real.
Speaker 3: Cropsy is real. So I'm gonna leave you with that
Speaker 3: before you go to sleep tonight.
Speaker 2: People make sure, yeah, you leave your mud on a
Speaker 2: shelf so that you can imitate cropsy at any moment.
Speaker 3: Have your problems to place fresh mud on the shelf.
Speaker 3: Find you, Yes, always important, always important.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't have any everywhere you looks either other
Speaker 2: than than you know less Moonvesz's daughter being in it.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 3: I just it's hey, if you're if you're the president
Speaker 3: of a network, when you're in charge, you get Yeah,
Speaker 3: you get your kid in it, all right, everybody?
Speaker 2: Well, uh, if you want to see more of the
Speaker 2: cropsy maniac no, I don't think there is. You could
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Speaker 2: And everybody, we will see you next time.
Speaker 1: So remember the world is small. The house is full
Speaker 1: of cropsy manias, terrifying. Yeah, and Danny's freaking out because
Speaker 1: there's mud everybred.
Speaker 3: Danny's walking through with his mom, just losing his mind.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah bye bye