Home splurges, baby showers & FAFO parenting

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1:56strands. Jules! Jules! Jules! It's a family podcast! That's what he was... Sideburns? No! I'm not gonna say it again. You were trying to bait Jules to say that? I was not, but it's funny you say that because growing up, that was always the thing. Girls looked so good with the hair strands coming out of their helmet. Their helmet strands. Their helmet hair. Okay, Jules. You're the best. I'm kidding. No, I support women. Jules is a girl's girl. Yeah. Thank you for that. Yes, yes, yes, yes. Okay, let's start. What a fun way to begin. Welcome to another episode of Two Parents and a Podcast. Not a very family intro today, but hey, like your quote says, you can turn it around at any moment.

2:49We do really keep this podcast PG. Yeah. Yeah, we do. Because little ears. I don't know if I like the word little ears. You've lost me. Little ears? Like little... So some people will be like, if there's little ears in the car, you should turn down this next part. Little ears means like little... Oh, yeah, yeah. Your kids are in the car. Okay. Well, today we've got a very fun episode ahead. It's a fun episode. Do you think it's a fun episode? I hope so. I think it will be. Harrison has vowed to not check his phone during the episode, which I think is really exciting for everybody. Perfect. Let me just break my vows.

3:31I'm kidding. Nothing. I stayed. I stayed. Wait, you used to have Tater as your background. What happened? It doesn't stick. It just disappears. No, it doesn't. No, if you hold your phone like this, it gets... Yeah. Your backgrounds pop up and you can shuffle through them. But I think that's like a ridiculous feature. I want to set my background and I want to forget it and like I want to... when I change it, I want it to be work. I don't want to like wake up and every day, every time I'm looking at it, like it's a background I didn't choose. Yeah. I think you're overcomplicating. I think most people's backgrounds on their phones stay.

4:07How often do you change the background on your phone? You know, I used to be a serial background changer and a serial phone case swapper. Really probably now, now I'm probably changing my phone case every three months in my background, you know probably also every three months i probably change them together i've got a phone case on its way right now i'm segwaying to blue flowers um and also i'll change my background at that moment okay i want to do a family photo shoot by just why we're on this topic so one thing that my friend i can't remember which friend told me but i said like what's like a piece of advice that not everyone would tell you and she said take family photos the first year because the baby's changed so much so you're gonna have to do them more frequently than you think and so i would like to do one more round before she turns one whatever whatever you want i'm there to support well she just looks we did six month photos and she looks entirely different now yeah and so i would like to get some of her sitting up some clapping oh my goodness she's got two teeth she's dancing she knows more in sign language i mean it's just a whole party um i was gonna kind of go back to the phone do it because i've been battling a dilemma here okay okay so i have a front uh screen crack and I also have a back screen crack.

5:26Yep. Okay. And these happened about a month ago. Yep. And it's like that perfect timing or like that perfect gap between the new iPhone comes out in September every year. And so like I'm going three months with the cracked phone because I don't want to just get it fixed to only then go get a new phone 60 days later. what i appreciate about this is like less time at the apple store i'm with you on that like the older we get the less time we have to spend at the apple store and so if you i would also just deal with the crack i three years ago i would have never dealt with the crack i would have got it fixed that day now i'm totally dealing with the crack until september no question yeah i also just find like yeah you nailed it the the experience of going in there is just like very unideal.

6:19And I feel like the price they charge for these matters is... You don't have AppleCare? No, I don't do AppleCare. Of course you don't do AppleCare. Do you do AppleCare? Of course. Yeah, of course. AppleCare is the best bang for your buck ever. It's like flight insurance or trip insurance. Who gets... She lost me. We gotta go. No, trip insurance, you guys. We're doing a Lie Bicker of the Week. Unscripted Lie Bicker of the Week. Okay? Okay, let's do it now. When you book a trip, do you buy the travel insurance or do you not buy the travel insurance? With as much plans as we change, you always buy the travel insurance.

6:58We change our flights all the time. Never buy the travel insurance. You can't change your flight. But you can usually change the flight. You just can't cancel the flight. Protect this trip. Yes. No. when alex books she always protects the trip when i book i never protect the trip how many times has that backfired on hotels especially you book on booking.com alex alex alex we've got to stop calling me alex this is like just driving me insane i feel like i'm in trouble alexa alexa please change the radio station wait alexa doesn't play the radio Why don't you try a different name for me? My love.

7:44Oh my God. Not that. Like a nickname. H. A. A's perfect because it's both A and Canadian A. A, it's perfect. So where were we at on our bicker? We're bickering in a bicker about to bicker. the one time we needed to use the insurance on the hotel because we didn't I think we didn't like want to go to Miami or something it didn't even work do you remember this yeah I do I think where where I might do a live change my mind is a lot of times buried in that insurance is it's like only within 24 hours of booking and it's like well the other thing that I've noticed it feels like since COVID there's been a change from airlines that they now let they now give you the credits back speaking of airlines I want to share a story that I read yesterday okay let's hear it so there was a so I'm mad at new-aged media for this headline and the headline read pilot doesn't take off because he's just in quotes not feeling it and I was like what so this guy just like sat down and was like, not today.

8:57Then I went and read the story. Basically there was like some technical difficulties and then they got the plane up to par where it could take off. And he came over the speaker and he was like, Hey, technically we're cleared for takeoff. Something to me still doesn't feel right. So we're not taking off today because I'm just not feeling it. And it was met with like applause from all the passengers. And they're like, he added a very human element into this, which like we could use more of like, let's rely on our gut feelings. And then this headline just painted him as like some lazy guy a bunch of different directions to go here so one like these situations give me the heebie-jeebies like flying just uh so um not a big fly guy if if you're on that plane and he comes on and he says that what's your initial reaction thank you okay oh i'm absolutely clapping because like we're talking about safety and lives okay and then are you getting are you if there's a flight that goes to the same destination that leaves in two hours are you getting on that flight are you skipping the day of travel this is a great question i'm getting on that next flight what about you okay i'm also getting on the next flight i like my odds this is not a restart day yeah so the the two other things are i support him doing that as long as like he when he makes that decision get me off that plane i don't want him to make that decision and be like sitting on the tarmac for three hours so like make the call commit to it get us off totally agree um i i had another point and then i think it may be this point but it may be another point okay okay on the fake news i got an unbelievable headline um and he is checking his phone but it's to pull up the headline yeah i'm just thinking who i sent this I can tell the wheels are we're going to allow it.

10:50I have a flight scenario while he pulled it up that I've never heard before. Because I'm such a good multitasker, Jules. I'm so glad. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I want to hear. My friend the other day, she was on a flight. They landed and then they said, thank you for flying. This is the last flight that this plane will ever go on. They didn't tell them till they landed. But I was like, what if they told you before? Like, this is going to be the last flight that this plane will ever fly. I don't want to know that beforehand. And I would have so many questions after. But I guess every flight has to take its last flight.

11:23Yeah. So, but yeah, that's like kind of weird. Like the plane's retiring because it's old. Yeah. Really unique experience. Very unique. Like, I think the question is like, is the plane going into retirement and like going to the shipyard or the train yard? But I think - Plane yard. The plane yard. I think in the US, the way it works, I'm sure there's like a sequence of events where Like they'd go from like American and once it's done with American, it goes to like Spirit. And then once it goes to Spirit, it goes to like some, you know, get shipped to like a budget, either European carrier or budget Asia carrier.

11:59Like there's like Lion Air and all that stuff. This was European. So maybe she was end of the road. See, I think. Or then it goes to one of the other budget ones. No, I don't like that though. So like I think I like to think Spirit or a budget airline like that. They have planes like planes are slotted by hours. So every plane let's say gets to fly a million hours and then it's done. But not that it flies a million hours and then it goes to Spirit. I like to think about a budget airlines airplanes also only get to fly a million hours. They're just the insides of them are a little cheaper. But this is like a great example.

12:36Like, I'm going to talk about something that I think is right, but very well may be proven wrong. And the way this was explained to me was through a friend's dad who's worked for one of the airline manufacturers and trained pilots. And so each country has different flying and safety standards and each airline as well. And so from a country perspective, and this feels like something great for Chad Chibuti to proofread, like if a certain amount of hours may only be okay or may only be permitted in the U.S., that may be different in another country. So like there was an airline we would fly in Indonesia.

13:25I think it was called Garuda. And those planes, we learned after like taking them for a while, weren't deemed safe enough to land in the U.S. Wow. So they were just operating on a total other standard. There's a lot of phone action going on here. What's going on here? What are you guys doing? No, basically it says most of the retired planes are reused or recycled, scrapped for parts, stored for potential future use or sold to a new owner. Wow. Scrapped for parts, I like. I like a door off one going to be a door off of another. That feels like the safest. I want the safest path forward with the airplanes.

14:04although we have to remember it's still safer to fly than drive yes it just is they don't report how many cars back on that on that stat in a future episode i don't want to do it today though because i don't want to spend the time researching it okay because i know the stats support what you're saying but i want to look into those stats because it just it feels intuitively that doesn't really make a lot of sense. Yes it does and it's safer to fly than drive. It makes so much sense. I think we've done this one before. We have. Like it's such a true stat. I'm going to double tap. I know. I know that the stats support what you're saying.

14:50How many car wrecks are there a day? Just hundreds of thousands if not thousands. For sure no question. No question. those just don't get reported i mean of course they get reported but they don't get mass reported okay how about the articles magic spoon makes high protein zero sugar cereal and treats reinvented from your childhood oh the nostalgia there is nothing better than a bowl of cereal except a bowl of cereal that fuels your body every serving of magic spoon high protein cereal has 13 grams of protein, zero grams of sugar, and four grams of net carbs. They come in nostalgic flavors like fruity cocoa and frosted.

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16:16So that way, Oh, you can just send it later. I don't forget. Okay. And basically, it's two headlines which take the same statistic and spin it in opposite directions. Oh, juicy. So the first one, seven minutes ago, breaking news from the New York Times. U.S. economic growth softened in the first half of the year as tariffs weighed on consumers and businesses. Then, five minutes later, from the Wall Street Journal, breaking news. the u.s economy returned to growth last quarter with gdp increasing at a three percent annualized rate largely due to trade swings how are you supposed to trust anything yeah that you see and this is where confirmation bias comes into play because two people can be at a dinner table so sure that they're right and technically they're right of what their news source gave them their news source but they they don't follow any other news sources so they're like arguing over literally what they've been told totally and they're not going the level deeper to actually like read what's in the article beyond the headline and like where do you even read because i'm sure i'm sure once once you're in there it's like still spun yeah so it's difficult i feel like we've talked about this before but like my inability like right now just the inability to like know to discern truth from uh what's true from what's fake and it's yeah it's never been lower if you put it into chat gbt though and asked it like what's going on would it have a very unbiased response uh chat gbt people people think has has some pretty deep-rooted biases and that's on the back end of their founder sam altman who's a pretty um a pretty unique individual so they're like unique was kind of an ambiguous word there yeah i think that that on one end you have grok and on the other end uh you have chachi bt and um they each they each have their own biases okay that you can uncover pretty quickly even the robots are biased because we program the robots because the robots are programmed by humans okay let's talk about the house a little bit okay i think we're allowing the house talk for just a smidge because here's why i think you killed the coffee nook now what you have to understand about our kitchen if you're listening is we had three island spots like three countertop areas okay and we had a fourth countertop area and it was just a complete dead zone we're just like we put clutter and it was yucky and it was Ian Harrison took it and he transformed it into my now like a top three favorite part of the house.

19:05So to you, sir contractor, the house is like coming to like really coming along. Thank you. Yeah, I'm very happy with how the coffee shook out. And I think it really brings the kitchen all together. You labeled he ordered. I'm going to make you post your TikTok on this. He ordered like coffee beans and he doesn't really he drinks just cold brew out of the refrigerator. I'm the coffee maker of the house and so I do kind of feel like this nook is for me and so I'm really appreciative of it he ordered new cups new coffee mugs that are like stripes and they're so cute and then he got little canisters and he labeled them you labeled them thank you I really I'm taking a lot of pride in the house I want it to be great for you and bubs and you're doing such a good job this coffee nook was and we definitely need to do the before and after photo is what I'm most excited about is like it's the first type of work all the other work has been kind of putting up walls or putting down floors nothing to do with like measurements and design and this is the first thing that I did with measurements and design so it gives me the confidence to now do the bar downstairs as well as the um kind of like man cave tv area should we put up photos of what we're doing at those two or no maybe at a later date okay okay but you're doing the attic as a man cave attic is the library the library the man cave is where we're sitting right now the man cave is where we're sitting that's like the meat or this is the media room okay okay so all that to say the house and then the one last thing i want to touch on the house is like we are a frame tv stan account they make they they take as you you say frame tvs take something that's an eyesore and make it a piece of art it is it is my favorite splurge it's the number one splurge that i am that i'm comfortable with because like they are that they're they're very expensive and so like gotta you know recognize that but yes like they they they've really brought the two rooms together that we put them in let's do this okay three areas where we've splurged three areas where we absolutely have not okay three areas where we've splurged tvs bed sheets what's the last one we need a last one our bed sheets like we really we decided like we're go we're gonna get like good ones we're bone branch we love them they have a little blue lining on them and we paid for them yeah um even though they're an ad and a sponsor because i bought them because i like i just actually want to talk about this natural plug because i wanted bed as the uh designer i wanted bed sheets that had a trim that matched the bed and they had a perfect trim that matched the uh the bed and i knew they were a sponsor um but i just wanted to order them and i wanted them to come and i wanted to support them and the quality is great they're awesome so thank you very much um well not thank you thank you oh yes uh what's another area where we splurge do you feel like well i would feel like pat like patterned furniture like staple pieces so like our dresser and the downstairs two chairs i feel like those are our staple pieces and we we decided we wanted to get those the number one area that we have not splurged even though it's like kind of a splurgy thing is on the on the work we're doing by going direct to trade and interviewing multiple people the coffee nook was are we doing prices or no we can keep this negotiating part as a thought well it's i'll just say this way the coffee nook 80 of what i was quoted because you and you interview multiple guys 80 cheaper sorry yeah which is crazy 80 cheaper so by you being the general contractor we're saving money another area and finding the right trades people like yeah And we have a friend who's given us some really good tradespeople.

23:28And they're just like, they're quick. They're efficient. They did the job in a day. And it's, yeah, more than 80%. And then can I say two other areas where we're not splurging? Oh, yeah. Rugs. I'm not telling you guys where we go because I don't want people to start going. But we found a rug place. And it's a chain. I'll tell them. Great rugs. No, great rugs. I got to tell them. I got to tell them. Jules is nodding. Home sense. You go, you get the 8x10 rugs. Why are you laughing? Why are you laughing? Because you can't gatekeep home sense. No, but people don't know they have rugs. Like our neighbor in Texas.

24:07Their rugs are amazing. They have 8x10 high quality rugs and you can take them with you right then. It's the best. Home sense. And then the other area, I cannot believe.

24:21amazon drapes truly i think i mean like the the rod in all of our drapes bubbers drapes our drapes in our bedroom we just ordered more drapes are all from amazon except we did order one anthropology to tap we're gonna put that we're gonna hold them up side by side but i think like there's i think there's areas where you go high and then there's areas where you go low and like the amazon drapes so i have a friend shannon who's an interior designer and i texted her when i was doing Bubber's Nursery. And I said, where can I get drapes? Because I didn't know what I was going to do in there. We were doing it fast.

24:52I said, where do I get like nice looking drapes for a good price? And she sent me a link to Amazon. She was like here. And I love them. They're perfect. Have you heard of this website, dupe, dup.com? No, but I saw you on it yesterday. Number one hit and miss website that I've ever come across. But what you do is you take the furniture that you found or that you like and you put it in and it'll find you a dupe of it um but it the problem is like you you do need to do some digging where i found it and and that's coming and that's become useful once or twice um but not useful probably 90 of the time uh yeah i mean amazon's just great amazon's great for things like drapes but like our dresser in our room that was an area where like we're gonna splurge here because it's a staple.

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27:24It's a whip. No. What's it called when you, when you lock up paralyzed, we're paralyzed on the yard. Although I may have had a breakthrough this morning so i need to get back to the mock-ups and see okay you're doing a great job as the as the general contractor so an applause for you thank you before we get into can i actually say what happened with the backyard and you can cut it if it's not interesting sure so we had the design done but there was a miscalculation around the electrical lines and how far back what we were building needed to be from them. So like when they actually did the measurements of it all, so what we designed needed to be pushed up like 10 feet, which messed with the entire flow of the yard.

28:12And so it has put us back to the drawing board because like the cooking hangout area where we wanted it, it can't be there. And then it creates a bunch of dead space behind it. It's frustrating, but like you want to be able to point fingers, but it's actually no one's fault because they needed to do like the measurements and the man, my vocabulary is bad today. The terrain, the elevation, the elevations. Thank you. You know, elevations didn't help us. You're doing a really good job over there. H you're doing really good. Well, I've learned from the best. So thank you. What? I thought you meant podcasting.

28:51no I meant with the general contracting alright we're gonna move on now to how's this going how's today's episode I think today's episode's great I'm excited to get into some pumping situations we're gonna talk about we're throwing a baby shower but before that one more round of applause for you because Flock Foods LLC or there's no LLC Flock Foods Flock Foods launched a new product. This is not an ad. This is just Harrison's day job. And I dare I say, this is my favorite product yet that you guys have. It's, go ahead, please. Let me toss it to you. Let me not do. Thank you very much. I love when you describe these things.

29:38And I'm texting Jake who runs Flock. Yeah. And I'm just requesting some merch over here. I just want a Flock tank top to further rep. We're due for a new merch order, so. but talk to us about the beef jerky wait the the turkey bacon jerky turkey bacon jerky i think i think it's it's much better when when a customer explains what the product is their experience with it so what they did was basically made a blend of turkey bacon and beef jerky so you can get protein on the goats 10 grams of protein per package which is just like incredible and it truly tastes like it tastes like thick turkey bacon.

30:20Yeah, it's literally turkey bacon in a bag, snackable. But with beef jerky, sometimes there's little pieces. That's why I always hate at the airport. They're like little pieces. This is like truly a slab of bacon. Yeah. It's so good. Yeah, no, very proud of the team and the R &D they've been doing. Research and development. And thank you for your support. Let me guess, you guys are going to do some expansion yeah no we got all the c all the cpg buzzwords i can think of cpg is consumer packaged goods i didn't know that when we started dating i didn't know what cpg was um but yeah it's it's a new product it's right now available only online um flockfoods.com flockfoods.com will be in retail in the future and those are gonna crush in retail uh yeah i think they're going to do really well we we definitely like the skins are the hero item um the chicken skins the chicken skins thank you but there's just a lot of other opportunities we see in meat and meat-based snacking and so um we have the turkey bacon jerky which we just pushed out and we're gonna we have a couple more things that we're gonna protein is protein is king right now.

31:36Protein's king. Meat consumption is king. Totally. But it's actually really interesting because even a couple of years ago when the press was writing all about the plant-based movement and all these plant-based alternatives, meat consumption every year was booming. And every year new all-time highs new all-time highs and so this is a country that loves their meat loves it and we are a brand that loves making meat snacks okay so speaking of brands i have to read you this because i think it is so funny so my friend nikki right now on her story is posting like there was like some influencer posted um describe your ex as a brand i saw this it's so funny can i read some of them yeah please so it's describe your ex as a brand sheen product was smaller in person brutal forever 21 because he'll never grow up ross because i settled for less netflix because i shared him with three others and i'm the only one paying like people are so smart so good at &t gives unlimited love then hits you with hidden fees dropped promises and a monthly gaslighting surcharge yeah this was the only one i didn't like build a bear because i built that man speaking of build a bear they give one dollar build a bears on first birthday 100 we're going there for bub's birthday i think that these phone service providers that this whole like hidden fee that's in the past they're great now verizon verizon at &t great verizon love verizon love at &t am i allowed to love at &t yes what about t-mobile um i have no experience with t-mobile what's the number one use what's the number like what is the phone service of canada uh oh good question uh just a real quick memory lane when i first moved to the US.

33:43I remember going to the Verizon strike and my Verizon plan. And I got a Chicago area code for some random reason. 312 833 Then you switched your phone number? I switched my phone number a lot. Why? Because... Hard to get? You don't want anybody else to have your phone number? Then you have to text your old phone book and be like, hey, I got a new phone number? Well, no, because when I moved to Hong Kong, I switched That makes sense. To 852-96... Please don't read the number. 852-96156. Please, please, please. Three. Okay. I'm not going to say the last two digits. So Canada, what do we have? What do we have?

34:23Rogers. Wow. Never heard of that. Rogers. Bell. Bell? Yeah. Didn't we used to have Bell like ages ago? I think Bell is AT &T. I wouldn't be surprised if all these things have kind of merged at some point. Bell. But you want to talk... Like, what do your parents have?

34:44604-290. No, no. Okay. What are their providers? I would assume they're Rogers family. No way. Yeah. They're not like on... What do you mean no way? What else would they be? You don't have AT &T and Verizon up there? No. What is in Mexico when you land? What does it say? It changes to something. Yeah, Mexico. yeah i don't know oh vodafone is something in your yeah i used vodafone when i was on exchange in amsterdam yes that's right oh these are funny man what is the one can you just google like number one mexico phone service it's just gonna drive me crazy oh it just popped my fingers tell so yeah not it's not actually what i think but maybe maybe tll who knows somebody will dm Mia, tell me.

35:37Okay, so what were we talking about? Okay, let's now talk about what we're doing on Friday. We're having a baby shower. Okay, was there something else that we wanted to tie? I thought you were saying something before that. Well, no. I mean, what we were talking about was... Yeah, I cut you off. Flock. Flock Foods. Describing your ex as a brand. Oh, yes. Which is really funny. I cut you off in that. No, I was done with them. I read them all. Okay. Well, you didn't catch my last one, which was Build-A-Bear. But... Which is? Build a bear because I built him is what she said. Okay. But I want to take Tate there on her first birthday.

36:11Yep. And build her a bear. Love it. Which I just think is like, I'll be curious to go back to build a bear. Because when I went to build a bear as a kid, it was truly the best day of my life. So I just want to know what the experience is like for her. Never been. You never been to build a bear? We don't have it in Canada. So we've been really trying to take Tate to do more things. So last night we went to the splash pad in the neighborhood. we have two splash pads in our neighborhood and we went and she splashed splash splashed and it was so cute and and then we have a neighborhood pool okay and there's these four ladies in the pool and they're in the pool every night it's their they call it their nighttime pool routine i don't know they were like swim caps like it's a whole thing and they were singing lullabies acapella to tate and winnie and i'm not kidding they truly acapella and then we had them sitting on the ledge of the pool and they were both clapping like they thought like that they were just like I think they felt truly as like royalty like they just couldn't they were just like it was so cute the sheer joy was because they were just so stimulated between the pool and the water and the outfits the people were wearing in the pool and the singing it was so fun and they're in there with their dad ass like but it's moments like that where i have to pinch myself when we're walking because we it's like a 10 minute walk away from our house when we're walking to the splash pad on a summer night with our neighbors and i'm just like this is such a different life than i ever thought and it's so much better and more fulfilling and like sweet yeah like it's so sweet it's really sweet did you ever think no in austin texas I did not best city ever we've decided finding great candidates to hire can be like trying to find a needle in a haystack you get too many resumes and not enough candidates with the right skills or expertise but not with zip recruiter zip recruiter finds amazing candidates for you and they do it fast and right now you can try it for free at zip recruiter.com slash alex Zip Recruiter's smart technology identifies top talent for your roles and they do it quickly.

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