Last month of pregnancy, Easy Bake Ovens & how much a toddler ER visit ACTUALLY costs

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1:21I don't know, but I saw a stat on creatine. Everyone's talking about creatine. It's everywhere. We know that. But then coincidentally, I saw a great stat for women also taking creatine. And I was going to share it on the podcast today, and I lost the stat. Well, women are supposed to take it. Yeah. Yeah. But there's all these things we're supposed to do. Who can keep track? Who can keep track? Ready? Eat a bunch of protein. Eat a bunch of flock chicken sticks. Flock chicken skins. I'm on a - Stick's now available on Amazon. Get your promo in. Really? We're getting a lot of flock questions that I can't answer.

1:56So you got to get someone in the comments. Someone in Chicago wants to know where they can get flocked near them. Okay. Well, you know what we're going to do? What? We'll get our customer service guys on. Well, where can they get in Chicago? Well, the store locator can tell them the exact stores. Okay. I'll respond. I saw that last night and I meant to bring it up to you. Love the flock question. This is a great national chain that we're in. Okay. It has a lot of stores. All right, let's get this party started. 7-Eleven. Ready? Do you want to do C-Store? C-Store. This is where I get in trouble for now listing.

2:35Fox and soon. Yeah, okay. I'm going to stop. All right, ready? Set? Welcome back to another episode of Two Parents and a Podcast. You guys, last week, Jules told us that like 70 % of the people that watch the episode or listen to the episode aren't subscribed. And then a lot of you went and subscribed. So for those of you that are left unsubscribed, please go subscribe. And to clear up confusion, it's called follow on Spotify because people are like, I'm trying to subscribe, but I don't know how. So it's follow on Spotify, subscribe everywhere else. Interesting. I have always seen that follow button and I've never known what it is on Spotify.

3:15They're like, I follow. How do I subscribe? That's why people say like and subscribe. No. Just no. People say like and subscribe. They should say like, follow, and subscribe. Oops. Yeah, that was a brain fart. You like the video. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Well, you guys, I got to say this about – so I am officially today, one month away from having this baby. I'm so excited. I woke up with a little pep in my step because it's just like I can do anything for one month. But I'll say I'm at the stage now where like earlier today we were downstairs in our other office and I had a Diet Coke and I took a nap right afterwards.

3:53I am so excited. I love you. You're the best. You're doing so good. Thank you. Thank you for that. So I'm in a documentary. I didn't know it. Harrison showed me yesterday. Yeah, a friend messaged me and she's like, Alex is in the first minute and a half of a documentary on plastic. Yeah. So if you see that, if you're into microplastics and this documentary comes on your plate, just know, I didn't know I was going to be in that. And we learned that. Could I add it to my digital resume? Do you think? You are a documentary star. Yeah. Should I just, should I put that, should I add that to my LinkedIn that I don't know how to log into?

4:36I don't even think I have a LinkedIn. Do you have a LinkedIn? You do. I have a LinkedIn. I'm logged into it. Okay, good. Good for me. Am I active? No. Who the other day told me? Oh, it was. Oh, and his son and daughter listen to this podcast. Okay. There was a really sweet guy. I wish I could remember his name. He came to the flock booth at Expo West and he was like, I'm going to find you on LinkedIn. I'm going to post this on LinkedIn. And I was like, okay, I got to log into LinkedIn to see it, but I never did. But he was really sweet. So if that was your father, tell him I appreciated him coming by the booth for you.

5:09He came on behalf of his son and daughter-in-law. They have kids the same age as Tater. Love it. I know. It was really sweet. All right. Things I'm feeling being one month out. Emotional. And why am I feeling emotional? Because I feel like we talked about it last week. Like this is our last month with just me, you and the bubs. Like this is the last month of us being the three musketeers. And I just want to soak all that up. And I do feel like the only thing I have to say about it, because I've been going through this in my mind. All I'd say about it is time flies because I feel like I just had her.

5:42So has that, has it processed though? Well, one thing I was thinking about it. This is the last time. Like has that actually processed? Because it hasn't processed with me. No, I'm thinking about it all the time, Harrison. Like this is the last moment of the three Musketeers. And this has been such a sweet phase for us. It's your first kid. We learned how to do so, we learned all of our first was Bubz. Bubz slept in till 7.45 today. and I like was a little, I'm sure I'm going to eat my words on this. I was like upset that we didn't get our morning together. No, 100%. And here's the thing too, I was thinking about this last night or this morning because Maria was giving her, she gave her a cupcake or not a cupcake.

6:25She gave her a muffin. And guess what Bub said? Thank you. Thank you. Ain't you? Like something like that, right? And I was just like beaming with pride and I wanted to call you and I wanted to tell you that she said it. And then I thought this sweet little girl has mom and dad both on her, right? Like she's got mom and dad fully invested in every move she makes. And we know a baby's coming, but what we learned last week is like Tate understands baby brothers in the stomach, but she doesn't know that means he's going to come out and be there for life. And he's going to take half of our attention and everything's about to change.

6:58Like she doesn't know that's coming. And I just am having, it's mainly hormones, but I'm having all these emotions about it. Although the one that, okay. So then I did, I, of course, because of course I made a TikTok about it and this comment really helped me. It was a really, really, really happy comment. She said, you'll be surprised. She'll think that you did this for her. You're going to give her a best buddy. And I, and I was just like, so all the comments were like, I was so worried about this. It's the best thing ever. And so I, it's making me excited about it. Now I did see another thing.

7:31there's this phase that comes up that a lot of moms talk about which is mourning the last kid right so once we have our last kid whether that's kid three or four the last time they take their first steps the last time you breastfeed a baby the last time you install your newborn car seat like that it's it's you're then moving on to a different phase of life and i think that's really hard on parents i'm so emotional about all this right now so i I saw an unbelievable clip and it was an actor. It was the Saul from Better Call Saul Breaking Bad. Okay. I don't know. I don't know who it is, but yes.

8:06Okay. I know what it looks like. And he was asked, what is the one thing that you are jealous of right now? And he said, people with young kids. He said that was the best time. And I get it. Like one thing, our neighbors, we have a set of neighbors on our street that they get me excited for the high school and the college days because they go and visit their kids all the time. They're always taking family trips. And I do think there's beauty in every phase. We talked about Disneyland, but right now having your first kid, being able to experience everything for the first time, I'm really trying not to take this phase for granted.

8:46And I think kids, kids have changed my world and I know they have for you too. And I just, I never want, and I just, this moment going from three to four people in our family. Like I don't want to miss this moment. I want to embrace it all. And so I'm glad we can't travel. I'm glad we're home. I'm glad we're just like doing family stuff because it's really cute. Yeah, I am so happy being home and with our unit of three and soon to be four. So with this, what we're trying to do, because everyone's on spring break right now. So we're trying to do this like mini spring break for bubs because we don't have, And let me tell you one thing I'm really excited about is like when we do a spring break, when she's like in school and like we have a week off and we like do take a trip, I think that'll be really fun.

9:31Like I think the airport chaos will be fun. So yesterday we took Bubz to this place called The Thinkery. And do you know what I noticed? Please. Because they at The Thinkery, it's just this place in Austin, which is kind of like a it's a play zone, but it's all geared around like thinking. So it's like it teaches you gravity. It teaches you in one area, you basically, you go shopping for your groceries and then you take your groceries and you make them. Here's what I noticed. You cook every morning with Tate, real cooking. Yeah, and take her to the grocery store. And you take Tate to the grocery store and she gets her little shopping cart where she gets real food.

10:10This play zone had fake food. So Bubz was trying to eat the banana and I was trying to explain to her that's a fake banana. That's not a real bah, bah, bah. And she's like, bah, bah, bah. And I'm like, well, because typically she can eat her bananas. And so it's a very confusing. It's a direct parallel to at home when you let a kid stand on the table, then you take him out to a restaurant and you give them different table manners. They're like, no, I'm sitting at the table. Of course I can. At home with Dada, when Tate cooks, everything's edible and everything's real. and then we took her to a play area with a fake kitchen with bananas she couldn't actually eat nothing she could actually eat and i could just see her mind she she was like what is happening disaster so then it made me wonder this i don't think we're gonna get bubs a play kitchen i was just gonna say that's literally where i was going with it so we shouldn't get her a play kitchen bubs isn't getting a play kitchen i had thought she needed one bubs needs a mini kitchen with real food in it an easy bake oven julie my favorite thing when i was little i don't like when you call me julie juliana jules i cannot believe i forgot about easy bake ovens are they safe are they hot what what what what age can we can we get her one eight eight and up what that's why i remember it though not not not but is there like a heat issue it's a light bulb is it not and you watch her do it you make sure that that tate has an easy bake oven it's called the oven in your house yeah true we just need to investigate let's order one let's order an easy bake oven and let's see oh i used to love those wait the the heating element is no longer light bulbs what is it that's crazy i i don't know it's now an air fryer it's now just a fancy air fryer Well, honestly, we could maybe do.

12:02Yeah, I don't know. All I know was I was sitting there being like, you can't eat that banana. And I was like, this doesn't make any sense to her. This is silly. Like she would rather be in the real kitchen with the banana, like with you when she's cooking. She's putting all the ingredients in the bowl and then she gets to actually eat what she makes. So this play kitchen, I was like, we got to get out of here because this is just going to confuse her. Yeah, no, that's very unique dynamic. Isn't that interesting? Yes. After the age of 30, even responsibly drinking alcohol will make you feel less than 100 % the next day.

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13:57After your purchase, they will ask you where you heard about them. Please support our show and tell them that we sent you. So what are, we're taking bubs to the rodeo. We're taking bubs to Petting Zoo. Okay, so we didn't go. So we were supposed to go to the Petting Zoo this morning. And we didn't go because Harrison had two calls and we couldn't move them. And the couple we were going to go with, they were going at 10. And so we were like, okay, we got to go later. She sent me photos of this Petting Zoo. I was like, let me know how it is. these goats they're one years old they're little they're like they're like tate size goats and you can go in there and play with them this petting zoo is awesome so let's do that this weekend yeah i would love to but what are we going to do with her tonight because we haven't done an activity with her today well here here's um one thing i was thinking was go was go to the park with a blanket and have a picnic with her but go to a different park than we're used to i like that or what about swimming oh my gosh i just ordered her swimsuits for her swim lessons that start next month they are so cute okay one of those two if you're listening to this hannah anderson today she's having a sale i don't know if she's having one tomorrow but as of today all the swimsuits i got were on sale which is crazy because like we're coming up on swim season but anyways um yeah i'd love to take her swimming that would be great we'll take her in the wagoneer so car update because a lot of people have been wondering we got okay so right now i have the range rover sport and a lot of people were dming me yesterday that's what got hit let's let's set the stage in case people aren't aware for whatever reason of what happened okay set the stage you podcaster no no you you please oh okay and by the way i gotta i gotta commend your energy today you you um you mentioned you were tired you yeah said you had to have a little nap beforehand and you were coming in here you're carrying this episode oh why because i took the nap well you're killing it thank you i took a nap before this i drank a full i drank a mini diet coke and i'm drinking another mini diet coke and too many is equals a real one so don't come at me at my don't diet coke count me i'm also in the fourth i'm in the last stretch i'm in the fourth inning there can't be possible ninth inning i'm in the ninth inning i was like that final inning the final inning of this thing so the baby's baked but um i fell asleep on the couch downstairs after i drank the diet coke i I mean, that's what I'm saying earlier.

16:12Like, that's the level of tired I am. And I've noticed in the morning, like, I can drink a coffee and then just, like, conk out. Which typically, I drink a coffee and, like, out of my way, I can run a marathon. So, anyways, I took the nap. And I wasn't – I don't know if you noticed, but I was, like, fully asleep. No, I did. I did. I asked you a question. And Joel was like, she's sleeping. Yeah, I was, like, KO'd. I was like, oh, didn't notice. Yeah, so that's why I have some energy right now. You deserve it. So, okay, so we got our car got hit in a hit and run at 2.07 a.m. And that's what we talked about last episode because our neighbor knocked on the door.

16:49He said, did you know your car was hit? I was like, what? So we went out there. We pulled the cameras. We now have the angle of the license plate. Like we're figuring. Yes. We're figuring all that out on one side. Okay. So we'll update you accordingly. But here's what I can tell you today. Okay. The update I can tell you today is State Farm. I think this is where I need to jump in. Okay, jump in. Because I think we need to talk about State Farm. I think we should too. But as the quarterback of the State Farm situation. Yeah, you're carrying it. I think I'd like to share our experience. Please share.

17:30Because I think that there's always fear with insurance, right? Is this not fair? Like anytime you like have to use insurance, I feel like everyone's like you're nervous that like you're going to get screwed. Yeah. Like when I had that car, I didn't use my insurance. Yeah. So I was very concerned about how this was all going to play out. We're on State Farm. I've seen the commercials. Jake from State Farm. Jake from State Farm. Exactly. So here's our experience. I call them the day after the hit. I tell them exactly what happened. Within 30 minutes, we have one phone call. Within 30 minutes, there's a tow truck at our house.

18:17They had rerouted the repair center. Land Rover suggested a repair center. They found a different repair center for us to take it to, one that they work with that's actually closer to our house that they can help if anything goes wrong. And they had enterprise call me and have a car locked and ready to go. Truly. And can I say what can I say? Sorry. All so and I said I was like, so all this stuff happens. I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa. This feels very expensive. And And so I, you know, and it's for the price of our deductible, which was, I think, very reasonable. And so I call our state farm representative.

19:08Their name is not Jake. And I say, hey, how much are our monthly payments going to go up for exercising this? And they said, no, this is completely not your fault. And so there'll be no change to your monthly payments. What? Yeah. Or premium is not going up? No change to premium. If it's not your fault? Is that why? Is that when your premium goes up? I assume, you know, I'm no insurance expert here, but I assume that I think that the manner in which it all went down, and given we were so not at fault, no change to the monthly payments. Do we owe anything out of pocket? Yes. That's fine. I would rather.

19:50That's what I said. We have to pay our monthly, we have to pay a deductible. But other than that deductible, it's very reasonable. So long story short, we've had an amazing experience with State Farm. This is not an ad. Not an ad. But I think like when a big organization takes care of you, it deserves to be called out. I was very, very nervous. I want to take it as – Like they didn't – like what I love is they didn't like – they didn't make it like pulling teeth. Yes. Like you explain the situation and they knew exactly what to do and they ran and they executed with it. I also want to say, because he did two calls on speakerphone.

20:32These girls, they were like, hi. Oh, heck. I am so sorry. But you know what? I'm happy everyone's okay. So you're telling me no one was in the car. Good. A hit and run. You hate to hear it. Okay, I'm going to file it right now. I was just like, oh, I feel like you're in this with me. Their empathy training was very good. Like whoever State Farm has answering the phone calls, especially in Texas. Yeah, they're very empathetic. They are so sweet. The next girl you call and you were like, hi, I just missed a call from you. She's like, oh, hey, Harrison. I just, you know, I'm just going to text you your claim number because we've got it filed now.

21:05I'm just going to text it to you. It'll be easier. I was like, are you kidding me? Instead of being like, you need to log on to the portal. Here's the one thing that shocked me is like, is the lack of double asking questions. So the tow truck picking up the car. She's like, where did the accident happen? I said, our house. She's like, is the car drivable? I said, no. So you can still your house? I was like, yes. And that's all we discussed. Oh, and she's like, well, you need a tow. And I said, yes. So, and then the next thing I know, I get a text being like, the tow truck's going to be there in 20 minutes.

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22:56It's great for one car seat. I'm a little worried about the spacing that's going to happen with two. And it's ironic because our car seat for the new baby boy just arrived. We got the Duna, just the new Duna. And we haven't put it in yet. And I'm glad we haven't put it in yet because the car seat would be void. Oh my God. Imagine if you put it in. It would suck so bad if we put it in and then both car seats are void. Wait, wait. I missed that. I was texting. I know. And let's not text. Alex was saying, imagine had you like been proactive and put the duna in the car. It'd be void. And then it got hit.

23:32The car. And then you'd have two void. I was thinking about that today. And I talked about being proactive and putting it in the car. I know. I literally talked about it. I know. Wow. I know because I was talking in the belly and I was telling him, I was like, this craziest thing happened. and I was like, oh my God, your car seat was here. Well. But we didn't put your car seat in the car yet. So anyways, all that to say, we've been talking a lot about, we've been kind of dreading putting the second car seat in the car because it's just going to get like cramped in there. So Harrison had said the other day, it was ironic.

24:02He was like, I just, this Wagoneer looks good. I want to test drive the Wagoneer. So lo and behold, careful what you wish for. We get the hit and run. Land Rover doesn't, and I think this is common. Land Rover doesn't give you rental cars if you're going to have them for a long time. They don't give you loaner cars for a long time. So we had to rent our car from Enterprise. And Harrison called and was like, do you have Wagoneers? The guy was like, well, we'll have one tomorrow. And he's like, can I come and get that? So we rented the Wagoneer to test drive it. Our consensus, well, I've got a million DMs from you guys saying, this is what I did not expect from them, but a lot of maintenance issues.

24:36I got a lot of DMs saying, careful with the Wagoneer. This is happening. this and i know listen there's no car known for more maintenance issues than land rover and i've always known that and i'm okay with it but apparently that's a big thing with um the wagoneer as well and i'll just tell you this way too big for us way too big for this city i think we got the extended and rear end it's got a ton of space right and what i will say though is i love the window like how how much window visibility they give you well if and if we had a if we had a sunroof in that thing that went all the way back i think it would be it would open it up a lot yeah like i i hate when cars like have a lot of the um like the the window space is taken up by i don't know blind spots whatever blind spots metal like pretty much the whole thing is is is windows which makes like navigating the streets a lot easier in such a big such a big bus well here's what i'll say like if we were going on a road trip um this car would be phenomenal if we had four kids right now phenomenal the only thing about austin is while it's in texas it's a compact car city i it's a huge learning it's a huge learning it is a it is a compact car city like This is not a classic Texas car-sized city.

26:03Our Whole Foods parking spots are generally smaller, I think, than most Whole Foods. And we have a lot of parking garages downtown. And those turns are tight. The Spray and Drower Sport is as big as I think I want to go. Which is confusing when it comes to car seats. So I don't know. Like that Volvo that gets the really good safety ratings. That's the biggest, I think. so I don't know this Wagoneer you've been so in my ear about a big car and to hear you backtracking it's unexpected yesterday at Thinkery I had to parallel park I don't know if you noticed I nailed it but I was profusely sweating and I'm an exceptional parallel parker so anyone that's a little less good than me at that level like South Congress with a Wagoneer is a nightmare like I cannot imagine oh those those crazy diagonal parking spots or if you pair like that thing it's just like it's too big for the city but I it's a great car for a family yeah it's just it's too big for this so can I can I bring in a subject that wasn't on the programming list you can you can oh where were you gonna go I was gonna go to the buckle fracture but we'll go where you're going so i wanted to um dog on the oscars on monday yes you did and what what we forgot to do it um but basically i just like i don't remember an award that growing up i felt like was so prestigious and now has just become such a non-event uh-huh okay and like one we watched the Oscars and we how long did we get through it five minutes I think realistically 15 yes but me it was well as opposed to the Grammys where we were talking about the songs we were like okay Bieber's killing it like he's like we had a lot to talk about we had a we had a really fun time watching the Grammys and the Oscars like outside of the outfits it feels like straight boredom and I saw a quote on Oscar ratings and the Oscar ratings declined in 1996 26 45 million people watched okay in 2016 34 million people watched okay in 2026 17 million people watched 45 million to 17 million yeah wow yeah but i i understand why that is because they're not doing anything to revive it and loop us in it felt so hunger games ish in what way just like fancy people sitting in these you know crazy costumes and i don't know the whole thing felt very out of touch i just think that there's i just think that there's lack of interesting things happening there's no other way i know how to put it there's a snooze it's a bunch of movies that a lot of us haven't seen because there's just so much more going on in the world right now like a lot of times i think the decline in seeing movies has been huge too because you're just kind of scrolling your phone so music's more interesting yes but media and content consumption has never been higher and so you haven't updated the award show for what people care about well i was just gonna say though like i could have watched the oscars for three hours or i could watch the two interesting things on my phone for 30 seconds on monday or so cut it down but make it interesting and exciting because the Grammys, I'd love to, do we think we can pull the Grammy viewership?

29:34I can try. But the Grammys is so relevant and interesting and I don't know. But you also look at, I think the best example of it was what the Grammys did for Best New Artist where they had every single artist perform and you saw... Grammy viewership also going way down. Okay, so maybe just a team that worked in. Grammy viewership 14.4 million this year in 2012, I can't get 2016, 39.9 million. Whoa. Okay. So less people watched the Grammys than they did the Oscars. I just think people aren't like watching award shows these days because why would, I can just see all the outfits, which is all I care about the next day.

30:15And you can even just see the best ones. Yeah, so I guess it speaks to a combination of the struggles at the networks, but also the lack of updated programming. Imagine if your love for planning vacations could actually become a source of income. With Fora, you get the training tools and insider access to turn your passion into real earnings as a travel advisor so you can build a thriving business on your terms. All alongside your job, family responsibility, and other passions. I think this concept is so cool, you guys. Fora is a modern travel agency built for people who love to plan travel and help others travel as well.

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31:53She was with Goldie and Kurt And her brother and her husband And they were cheersing And she was like family affair So cute I was just at an event For her brother's alcohol Kate just like This is very interesting This is all coming together Kate is having a moment Which I love to see I love to see Did you know her brother? It was All America. I didn't know she had a brother. It was Captain America. No. Wait, what? Yes. What's his name? Willie. Willie Hudson. Really cute name. I'm showing her brother's name's Oliver Hudson. I think it's Oliver. It is Oliver. I can't be making this up because I know the guy, he said it because he lived in Vancouver.