Speaker 1: And that's what you really missed with Jenna.
Speaker 2: And Kevin an iHeartRadio.
Speaker 3: Podcast Welcome to and that's what you really miss podcasts.
Speaker 3: Happy Labor Day, everybody, Happy Labor Day, Jenna, you know
Speaker 3: what Labor Day means? Kevin, Nope, You're not all had
Speaker 3: to wear white pants anymore.
Speaker 2: The good thing is I've never had styles, So.
Speaker 3: No white pants after Labor Day was the rule. And
Speaker 3: we're back to school. That's that's the That's the thing.
Speaker 2: Look. Growing up in Texas, we did not go back
Speaker 2: to school that late. Oh. We always went back to
Speaker 2: school after Labor Day. In New York, we went back
Speaker 2: the very beginning of August.
Speaker 3: California. Doesn't that now? And I'm like, it's so hot,
Speaker 3: how do you function to learn anything?
Speaker 2: Texas it would be over one hundred degrees and you
Speaker 2: would like recess would be pointless. Sometimes we would have
Speaker 2: to stay indoors and just like hang out because it
Speaker 2: was too hot out.
Speaker 3: And it's funny because Caliburnia school is like, you know,
Speaker 3: you have the outdoor hallways and a lot of them, yep,
Speaker 3: Like you know, you go from classroom in classroom. That
Speaker 3: we didn't have that in New York because obviously it's
Speaker 3: very cold in the winter and you can't have that,
Speaker 3: so it's like you're outside.
Speaker 2: Yeah that I mean. I moved here in high school
Speaker 2: and started going to school here and was very perplexed about,
Speaker 2: like what, because there was one time in high school,
Speaker 2: the Firs High School I went to, every hallway was exterior,
Speaker 2: and you get to cafeteria. The cafeteria was outside, like
Speaker 2: everything was outside, and there was like the week yes,
Speaker 2: it was like a full week of rain, and no
Speaker 2: one had anywhere to go outside of each classroom, you know,
Speaker 2: there was like a tiny overhang, like two people deep
Speaker 2: sort of thing, and like running to the cafeteria was
Speaker 2: not an option. Sitting outside for lunchers an option. It
Speaker 2: was a mess. We were all just completely drenched. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was wild. But it was nice though because obviously,
Speaker 2: growing up in Texas, you're just under the fluorescent lights all.
Speaker 3: Day, right, and so the outside it was I'm for it.
Speaker 3: I'm for it if the weather is right, you know,
Speaker 3: in New York, like half the year you can't it's
Speaker 3: just too cold, you can't function.
Speaker 2: The school and set was much more like my.
Speaker 3: Actual school, and they kept those stages were really.
Speaker 2: Cold, which is why when you see the outdoor performances
Speaker 2: like the cafeteria courtyard performances like that is a very
Speaker 2: la school.
Speaker 3: We don't have that.
Speaker 2: No, you can see like the exterior stairwell happening, and
Speaker 2: that's where the scene you know with Curtain Blaine happened
Speaker 2: like that, right, it never happened anywhere else in the US.
Speaker 3: No, No, we don't have that.
Speaker 2: There's weather everywhere else.
Speaker 3: So fun to see though, because it feels like Hollywood,
Speaker 3: because like every movie growing up, I would be like
Speaker 3: that is you know, like ten things I hate about you.
Speaker 3: It's like that's a school exterior.
Speaker 2: Do you remember when the school we filmed the food
Speaker 2: fight at was a different school, and I don't know
Speaker 2: if we ever filmed there again, but that school looked crazy,
Speaker 2: like a crazy design. It was all these like bright
Speaker 2: colored buildings, huge outdoor areas, like different shaped buildings that
Speaker 2: were connected by like bridges and things like this.
Speaker 3: Is very very la.
Speaker 2: This is I'm not in Texas anymore.
Speaker 3: Exactly in Kansase anymore. Toto No Labor Day also means
Speaker 3: the end of summer.
Speaker 2: Wo wo kind of sad.
Speaker 3: I like summer summer. I love summer. I'm ready though
Speaker 3: it's hot, it's really hot, and I'm ready for fall
Speaker 3: as well. I'm ready being pregnant in the summer. Also,
Speaker 3: it's no one all.
Speaker 2: I always think about that. I feel so bad for
Speaker 2: women who.
Speaker 1: Are just I know, you know. The first time around,
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, wow, this is fun. My daughter
Speaker 1: was born in June. And this time around, I'm like, oh,
Speaker 1: I've been through every summer month and I'm I'm good.
Speaker 1: Now I've done it. Yeah, it feels like it feels
Speaker 1: like I've ever in my keep.
Speaker 2: We don't really get fall in La though.
Speaker 3: We get You're right, we don't. We get like two
Speaker 3: days of fall and then it's winter. But winter here.
Speaker 3: We can't be complaining.
Speaker 1: Kevin.
Speaker 2: No, it's chili, but it's not gold. It's like diet summer. Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 2: summer and then diet summer.
Speaker 3: What was your favorite part of summer?
Speaker 2: So one of our mutual friends just got married. I
Speaker 2: just got back from Europe, and so I think I
Speaker 2: ended summer with a bang. There's no Kevin summer without
Speaker 2: a eurotrip. No, I gotta go to Europe.
Speaker 3: You have to go to Europe every summer. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: would be worried if you didn't go to Europe.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much. Yeah, I think that was a highlight.
Speaker 2: My family came and visited. Yes, yes, for a week,
Speaker 2: my brother and his wife and kids. They've never done
Speaker 2: that as a family before. I've lived here twenty years,
Speaker 2: they've never done that. What yes, wow, Yeah, Okay, that's fun.
Speaker 2: That's nice. So that was nice. What about you?
Speaker 3: To be honest, I didn't do a lot. We went
Speaker 3: to Disneyland.
Speaker 2: How was that? How is Emma at Disneyland at this age?
Speaker 3: Amazing? She's like she knows who Many and Mickey are.
Speaker 3: She wants, she knows what a ride is. She's into
Speaker 3: like treats, which is like what I'm all about at
Speaker 3: Disney is like the snacks. So like she gets it
Speaker 3: now versus like the first time we took her she
Speaker 3: was a little bit younger and everything was like a
Speaker 3: spectacle and you're just like kind of wide open. This
Speaker 3: time she is like, I can appreciate it more. She
Speaker 3: still't remember it, so I still appreciate it more. Yes, yes, exactly,
Speaker 3: she did. She did have a trill?
Speaker 2: Did she like a trill?
Speaker 3: Yeah? She loves a troll. She loves any kind of
Speaker 3: sweet food. She's got your sweet teeth.
Speaker 2: That's my girl.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly. I'm there for the spicy pickles, thank you
Speaker 3: very much.
Speaker 2: So good, Oh those pickles.
Speaker 3: But it's hot. It's hot at Disney. My summer it
Speaker 3: consisted of swimming as much as possible in friends pools.
Speaker 3: It's a good way to get them out and in
Speaker 3: this heat, and then also good for meat afloat. So
Speaker 3: we didn't do a ton. There was not a ton
Speaker 3: of traveling or anything like that, but it was a
Speaker 3: pretty solid summer, I would say, And it was like
Speaker 3: the last summer of Emma is the only child. So
Speaker 3: I'm just trying to appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Is that weird?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's But then I also think like, oh, you're
Speaker 3: just like another baby will hopefully come and that will
Speaker 3: be it, and you'll be like, oh, it feels like
Speaker 3: they were here forever. That's what I'm hoping for.
Speaker 2: It definitely will be.
Speaker 3: Kind of the way it felt like with them, not like,
Speaker 3: oh it feels like she's been here forever, like there
Speaker 3: was never a life without her. So I'm trying to
Speaker 3: soak this up and remember it because I feel like
Speaker 3: we're just going to be like in.
Speaker 2: Chaos next year watching kids go with her and like
Speaker 2: be a mom, it always feels like you always have been,
Speaker 2: Like it's the same.
Speaker 3: Really weird it is. It's really really weird. Well that's
Speaker 3: nice of you to say. It makes themmer really fun
Speaker 3: harder but fun.
Speaker 2: Do you feel like you're getting like when you go
Speaker 2: to Disney, Like I'm not like jaded and like I
Speaker 2: don't want to go to Disney, but going with her
Speaker 2: must be so much fun.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, it's I mean everything from holidays to birthdays
Speaker 3: to Disney.
Speaker 2: Ever, like walking down the street and her scene like
Speaker 2: a squirrel would be incredible.
Speaker 3: We luck, we go look for lizards every day. It's
Speaker 3: like everything is more exciting and more fun through their eyes,
Speaker 3: and everything is new. So like she started school this
Speaker 3: year and like that's new, and so it's all everything
Speaker 3: is like exciting because it's new for me then too, how.
Speaker 2: Wait, okay I started school my if I remember correctly
Speaker 2: stories because I was too young to remember. But like
Speaker 2: it's really hard on the parents.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's really really hard. I'm both the kids and
Speaker 3: the parents. Definitely harder on the parents.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how is she going into it?
Speaker 3: She's fine, She's great. She's like, I got this, I'll
Speaker 3: see you later. And you know, here we are in
Speaker 3: the background, like.
Speaker 2: Crying, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Like it's harder for us, especially when they cry. They're
Speaker 3: honestly like, they'll get over it. It's fine, are going
Speaker 3: to be fine. But you had a story.
Speaker 2: It feels like you had, like no, I just remember,
Speaker 2: like I was really upset going to school. Oh you why.
Speaker 2: I was very upset.
Speaker 3: Okay, fair, and.
Speaker 2: But I know I was too think my memory of it.
Speaker 2: I was a little older than she is right now,
Speaker 2: so maybe I was a little more aware of like
Speaker 2: the separation of like I'm going to be gone for
Speaker 2: half a day right now.
Speaker 3: I had the same thing, and I'm hoping that this does,
Speaker 3: you know, cancels that out and you know, we avoid
Speaker 3: that because she'll be When I was in school pre K,
Speaker 3: I cried every day until my mom, like and really upset,
Speaker 3: to the point where I had to switch schools because
Speaker 3: the teacher was not nice to me about being so
Speaker 3: upset about it. There were class parents that would come
Speaker 3: and they would help with lunch, and then you would
Speaker 3: go and you'd lay down on those little like gym
Speaker 3: mats and take them out and after class my mom
Speaker 3: would leave. I would cry and I lay it on
Speaker 3: the mat and I would just cry through nawf time.
Speaker 3: She'd be like, well, if you don't stop crying, your
Speaker 3: mother's never going to come back. What So I got
Speaker 3: hold out of that school so fast that you, I mean,
Speaker 3: it's like a spinning sign. Yeah, but yeah, I'll never forget.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: The Catholic school is very strict, very different time, very
Speaker 3: different time. And now they're like stroke their backs and
Speaker 3: sing them songs and send you pictures on your app,
Speaker 3: do group yoga and meditation. Yeah, yeah, you're fine. They're fine.
Speaker 3: But anyway, I know that. Yeah, everything is exciting.
Speaker 2: Like back to school time. But it made me think
Speaker 2: of when we would start the like New Glee seasons.
Speaker 3: Very exciting, refreshed sometimes sometimes refreshed.
Speaker 2: Because you'd get you get your little notification like email
Speaker 2: that we're like so every year they would have to
Speaker 2: like send like a legal document saying we're picking up
Speaker 2: your option for another season, and even though we knew
Speaker 2: it was coming, it always just felt like a oh God, okay,
Speaker 2: great because getting to work there obviously it wasn't just
Speaker 2: about like being on TV and people seeing the show
Speaker 2: and that success. It was also about we worked on
Speaker 2: one of the most beautiful studio lots ever, one of
Speaker 2: the oldest in la It was Paramount and it is.
Speaker 2: It's beautiful, it's very well maintained, and a lot of
Speaker 2: the original yeah, it's quaint, it feels cozy. A lot
Speaker 2: of the original architecture is still there. And they had
Speaker 2: these beautiful gates you drive through. And it felt like
Speaker 2: such an honor and a privilege to be able to
Speaker 2: show up there every day, like, this is my place
Speaker 2: of work, this beautiful place, and you know the security guards,
Speaker 2: you know the valet people, you know everybody that works there.
Speaker 2: And the fact that you're getting to show up and
Speaker 2: like do this magical thing of making a TV show,
Speaker 2: which feels and I never really got used to it.
Speaker 2: It at least felt surreal.
Speaker 3: Of here we are again. Yeah, this is my job.
Speaker 2: I can't believe they still want me here and can't
Speaker 2: believe people are still watching the show. It just felt
Speaker 2: so unbelievable because like growing up wanting to do that,
Speaker 2: and then here you are getting to do that at
Speaker 2: the highest level at this beautiful place. That's right, And
Speaker 2: that last week or two I remember, like I have
Speaker 2: clear memories of sitting in that choir room and just
Speaker 2: being very present, being very aware of looking around, like wow,
Speaker 2: here's the three cameras on us, like at all this
Speaker 2: and again yeah we are like this is so cool.
Speaker 2: I'm in my costume, I'm playing a character that people
Speaker 2: know goes to Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Every year it felt like also you had a little
Speaker 3: bit more seniority. You know everybody a little bit more.
Speaker 3: You notice like if there's new people there like you,
Speaker 3: this is your house and your home, even though it
Speaker 3: still feels very surreal, Like I agree with you. Driving
Speaker 3: onto Paramount every day like felt like an honor. You
Speaker 3: drive through the little like arches that they have and
Speaker 3: you see it in every movie and you're like, wow,
Speaker 3: this is this is my life. I got to drive
Speaker 3: on recently and I went and did an episode of
Speaker 3: something on the lot and it was so surreal. But
Speaker 3: the feeling of driving on the Gate was exactly the same.
Speaker 3: It was so weird and it was like a total
Speaker 3: time warp, but it was really exciting and it is
Speaker 3: still just as magical and beautiful. And I always felt
Speaker 3: like the photo shoots, we would always have the promo
Speaker 3: photo shoots leading up to that's the year, and every
Speaker 3: year you'd be like, Oh, who got bangs, who has extensions,
Speaker 3: who's makeup? Is this? What's Tina's luck? This year? You
Speaker 3: just like got a set of what was coming and
Speaker 3: like what the feel was going to be. People who
Speaker 3: had hadn't seen each other in a long time, Like
Speaker 3: I feel like we saw each other a lot over
Speaker 3: the summers, but like it was kind of a reunion
Speaker 3: and then you're like, Okay, we're gearing up, it's time
Speaker 3: to go again.
Speaker 2: That's true. I forgot about how we used to go
Speaker 2: into those things. And sometimes because we spend so much
Speaker 2: time together, everyone would sort of just like scattered across
Speaker 2: the US or around the world, and like sometimes we
Speaker 2: just didn't speak for like a month by yeah, and
Speaker 2: it we'd come back and it would be that like, oh,
Speaker 2: we're still like overly tan everybody, and nobody can really
Speaker 2: turn off their like summer brain yet. Yeah. Yeah, like
Speaker 2: we're not really back to work, but this is sort
Speaker 2: of work. So everyone was a little like slow motiony,
Speaker 2: sleepy through like yeah, we gotta do this thing. But
Speaker 2: by the time you show up to actually start shooting,
Speaker 2: and the script was fresh and like it was the
Speaker 2: first script of the season, like what's going to happen
Speaker 2: this year? What are we in for? We'd also start
Speaker 2: at those photo shoots, remember we, because like you said
Speaker 2: you would, you would have hair and makeup, so they
Speaker 2: would have some informations, and you'd have wardrobe, and you
Speaker 2: would get to see information through your clothing, your costumes
Speaker 2: of like where we're going because they've been having ongoing
Speaker 2: conversations with Ryan and everybody that we weren't privy to yet. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And so then we would try through the different departments
Speaker 2: to like gain out info of like what is happening
Speaker 2: this season? Like what is it? What's an overall look?
Speaker 2: What are we doing? What are the kids in? Where
Speaker 2: are we going?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, or like the graduation caps and gowns one
Speaker 3: that one year when all the seniors were graduating, You're like,
Speaker 3: this is crazy.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was always a fun start. Everybody looked so
Speaker 3: tan in the first episode and then like yeah, slowly
Speaker 3: we got the paramount yeap milky white skin.
Speaker 2: Back and I always feel like everyone looked a little cooler,
Speaker 2: and all the promo shots because everyone still kind of
Speaker 2: had their like summer here.
Speaker 3: And we really try to implement that back into the show,
Speaker 3: and you're like, you look too cool to be in
Speaker 3: high school now, Yeah, everybody just started to look old. Yep,
Speaker 3: going back to beginning and back to school. Did you
Speaker 3: have any pre like back to school traditions when you
Speaker 3: were a kid before the start of the school year,
Speaker 3: Like I would always very I realized I was very privileged.
Speaker 3: I would always like go shopping before the school year
Speaker 3: and get like a bunch of new outfits and then
Speaker 3: or like a pair of new sneakers and a new
Speaker 3: pair of jeans, and like a new backpack or and
Speaker 3: then school supply shopping was my favorite. I found the
Speaker 3: most joy in getting a five star trapper keeper and
Speaker 3: like a new backpack, and sometimes and pencils. There's nothing
Speaker 3: more satisfying.
Speaker 2: Oh, in getting like the little like every year there
Speaker 2: was like a new way to store your pins and
Speaker 2: pencils in a raceo and like getting up on that.
Speaker 2: I realized I didn't I didn't know the phrase back
Speaker 2: to school shopping. I somehow like missed that until I
Speaker 2: was a little too old, and I was a little
Speaker 2: bitter because I never felt like I ever went back
Speaker 2: to school shopping really maybe because I was the last
Speaker 2: kid and so my parents are just like, here's her
Speaker 2: new stuff. Yeah, so I didn't ever really realize. I
Speaker 2: think I would maybe request, like, like there was one
Speaker 2: year I wanted to go get this sort of like
Speaker 2: file binder thing instead of having all these different binders.
Speaker 2: I thought that was cool, but I was in I didn't.
Speaker 3: Oh, I loved all of it. I loved it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I loved like, you know, like the crafty
Speaker 2: stuff like getting tapes and getting all that and being
Speaker 2: able to organize it properly. Yes, but I felt like
Speaker 2: maybe I just wasn't paying attention. But I don't think
Speaker 2: there was ever really intentional back to school shopping. I
Speaker 2: remember seeing on TV or in a movie that happening
Speaker 2: and people getting back to school clothes, and I was like, wait,
Speaker 2: people do that. I had no idea.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, obviously people who are privileged to have
Speaker 3: that ability and it's a luxury to go get new
Speaker 3: stuff for every year, but.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, I don't know if we had the money
Speaker 2: to be doing that.
Speaker 3: There was some point in my childhood where I was
Speaker 3: very lucky and did that. But even so, yeah, a
Speaker 3: new peris sneakers is like very exciting. The trapper keepers,
Speaker 3: the pens and pencils, the what else, like the college
Speaker 3: ruled five star five subjects. The color you get, Oh
Speaker 3: my god, how many the folders? Like that was the
Speaker 3: most exciting for me every year, Like coming in with
Speaker 3: the new notebooks and pens blue or black? Which one
Speaker 3: did you use? The eraseable pens? Did you not use pens?
Speaker 3: Like it's important? It was important to me.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I also was like very big about my backpack,
Speaker 2: and you know people would like have people like ride
Speaker 2: on their backpack or sign it. I always wanted mine
Speaker 2: to be so clean.
Speaker 3: Ristine, Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: I never wanted anything on it. And that's why I
Speaker 2: wanted everything in my bag to be like I remember
Speaker 2: what year did we like start getting textbooks to take home,
Speaker 2: like middle school or something, and the backpacks becoming so
Speaker 2: heavy huge all the little kids.
Speaker 3: Do you remember. I don't know if this happened in Texas,
Speaker 3: but they started weighing our backpacks at school and you
Speaker 3: weren't allowed to go over a certain weight because it
Speaker 3: was causing scoliosis and kids, and we weren't allowed to
Speaker 3: carry our backpacks around during school. We'd have to carry
Speaker 3: books and put them back in our locker. Some kids
Speaker 3: would walk around with every book in their backpack, me
Speaker 3: and it would I can't imagine, Kevin. You were probably
Speaker 3: dragging it at the end, like you're so little.
Speaker 2: Yes, And.
Speaker 3: We weren't allowed to do that after a while, or
Speaker 3: people started getting the wheely backpacks like like a really
Speaker 3: suitcase basically, which it was cool for a moment, but
Speaker 3: now you look back, you're like, I totally got made
Speaker 3: fun of.
Speaker 2: Oh that became so uncool so quickly, and I was nerdy.
Speaker 2: I was not that nerdy. I never did it. I
Speaker 2: did stories coming about how heavy the backpacks were, and
Speaker 2: I remember being, yeah, it is really heavy. But changed. I
Speaker 2: think they maybe like allowed us to keep textbooks in
Speaker 2: the classroom because I didn't have a locker. No, I
Speaker 2: did have a locker in middle school, but I just
Speaker 2: refused to ever use a good idea.
Speaker 3: Why don't you just leave the textbook in the classroom
Speaker 3: on the side.
Speaker 2: Yeah we did that a little bit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, very interesting. Yeah, back to school is such a thing.
Speaker 3: I don't know where you were, but.
Speaker 2: I know I might have just been oblivious to it.
Speaker 2: I could have to camp to camp. I went to
Speaker 2: marine biology camp because I'd go to Florida every summer.
Speaker 3: Oh, my god.
Speaker 2: And I was forced to go to Rinbology camp.
Speaker 3: Were you forced or did you go?
Speaker 2: I was forced, but I always ended up enjoying it
Speaker 2: and ended up my cousin and I would go. And
Speaker 2: I don't know if anybody has seen twisters, but I
Speaker 2: grew up in Tornado Alley mm and right below Oklahoma,
Speaker 2: and I was deathly afraid of storms.
Speaker 3: Really.
Speaker 2: Oh, I would watch the Weather Channel every single day.
Speaker 2: If they were gray clouds in the sky, I would
Speaker 2: make us go indoors, like I. But at this marineology camp,
Speaker 2: you're on the coast at summer, so you storms would
Speaker 2: fly in and fly out. And near Tampa where I was,
Speaker 2: it was like the lightning capital of the world. So
Speaker 2: we would be out in the water at themroology camp
Speaker 2: and I would see a storm coming in and I
Speaker 2: would start screaming and I would run through the water
Speaker 2: to like dive onto.
Speaker 3: The boat to stop to you at home, Oh, because
Speaker 3: I was so scared.
Speaker 2: Oh, I thought it like I was a little stressed.
Speaker 2: That was a little stressed that camp.
Speaker 3: But to be fair, you did live in like Tornado country.
Speaker 2: I did, Yeah, But now I miss it because its weather.
Speaker 2: So now I'm at Lightnings.
Speaker 3: I'm like, yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, totally, that's so interesting.
Speaker 3: I always wanted to go to sleep boy camp. My
Speaker 3: mother and I never let me.
Speaker 2: I didn't want to sleep boy camp or camp at all.
Speaker 3: I went to theater camp. That's actually a lie. I
Speaker 3: went to theater camp.
Speaker 2: That tracks.
Speaker 3: I went to theater camp almost every year. When am
Speaker 3: I talking about.
Speaker 2: Was it similar to the ben Platte.
Speaker 3: Movie, It wasn't one of those.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: It was at the school where I went to high school,
Speaker 3: so it was a program out of school. It wasn't
Speaker 3: like cabins and like we put on fifteen Musical. There
Speaker 3: was like every age group did a showcase at the end. No,
Speaker 3: it was nothing like camp or theater camp, which I
Speaker 3: wish I went to one of those. It would have
Speaker 3: my dream to go back in time and do that.
Speaker 3: I think it's the funniest thing in the whole world
Speaker 3: and would have been a very prominent experience. But no,
Speaker 3: mine was not like that. But it was two weeks
Speaker 3: of musical theater. So if you can believe, I was
Speaker 3: deathly shy. So going to a theater camp or anything
Speaker 3: like that was my nightmare. I could see that. I
Speaker 3: could see that.
Speaker 2: I did not want to be perceived, and it's like
Speaker 2: nobody noticed me. Please all Yeah, well camp was fun.
Speaker 3: Marine. I wanted to be a dolphin trainer, so I
Speaker 3: probably would have loved to be at your camp.
Speaker 2: Do you remember that movie Dolphin Tail? No, okay, I
Speaker 2: came out. I mean I know of it. I didn't
Speaker 2: okay it, I didn't see either. But that was about
Speaker 2: the aquarium in clear Orad of Florida and the real
Speaker 2: dolphin that was there, and so it was a rehabilitation aquarium.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 2: And so that was like the real place. And so
Speaker 2: it was cool because I did get to see, like
Speaker 2: I say, I saw kinds of things because they'd be
Speaker 2: working medically on animals and it wasn't that. Yeah, it
Speaker 2: was quite cool. And then going back after that movie
Speaker 2: came out and they made all this like money, it's
Speaker 2: completely different because we came like a touristy spot. It
Speaker 2: was great. Yeah, great, great place.
Speaker 3: Well, I hope that everybody has a nice labor day
Speaker 3: and a good back to school whatever that looks like
Speaker 3: for you, and.
Speaker 2: A great fall. I would like to, oh, are you
Speaker 2: appropriate presenting fall. Here, I'm presenting faull as we go
Speaker 2: into fall. Here's what I hope that we have more
Speaker 2: than two days of it in Los Angeles or I
Speaker 2: travel somewhere where there are leaves of different colors, right.
Speaker 3: And right, A cool a cool fall in winter.
Speaker 2: And also early voting is going to be starting.
Speaker 3: You'll get registered. You can check if you're registered, register register.
Speaker 2: Yeah, some places it's too late, so you know, rip.
Speaker 2: But if it's not, go check. Some places make it
Speaker 2: a little more difficult and need more lead time, so
Speaker 2: check asap or if you are registered. Also make sure
Speaker 2: that your registration is still current, because it has been
Speaker 2: happening in some states that they go and check and
Speaker 2: you check suddenly not registered anymore. Doesn't hurt to check, No,
Speaker 2: it doesn't hurt to check. And have a great fall.
Speaker 2: Who knows what it's going to bring, hopefully.
Speaker 3: Only good things and funny, fun spooky Halloween and great
Speaker 3: holiday vibes.
Speaker 2: Do you know what you're dressing Episod for Halloween?
Speaker 3: No? Okay, yeah, we're gonna be ahead of ourselves. Let's
Speaker 3: not get to the holidays just yet. But everybody, have
Speaker 3: a great and happy and save labor day and we'll
Speaker 3: see you.
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