Night nurses, gym drama & throwing iPads out the window

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1:12In the winter, I think they're always back, and I think that they never left. I did a big Nordstrom's Elwood haul. Yeah, I think they left in your mind, maybe. Does that make sense? Nordstrom's Elwood haul. Yeah, you bought Elwood from Nordstrom. And the haul was the purchase. Yep, and you did a haul. Well, big sale. You can do an unboxing. Did you get three sweatsuits? I did three sweatsuits, a couple shirts. 90 % of the order was pick up, and then 10 % is being shipped. You're going to pick up? Yeah. I wanted it for this weekend, so I kind of got to go this afternoon. And you got some things to return.

1:50Because we have this big winter storm coming. Allegedly. Allegedly. But this is big. Like, why are winter storms such a big deal in Texas and not a big deal in so many other parts of the country? Like, growing up, I never had to, like, turn my faucet on overnight so that way things didn't freeze. Like, what does Canada do to prevent the freezing or New York do to prevent the faucet freezing? But Texas doesn't have. He has told us this before. I mean, things are just built differently. But what is the mechanism? It's an infrastructure Like our pipes are on the outside of our house But you told us this Texas is just built a little differently They don't salt the roads Yeah, we don't have salt trucks But salting the road I can get I can totally understand that My question is the pipes Why are these pipes freezing in Texas And they're not freezing in Massachusetts, New York Excuse me?

2:53What do you mean? Massa two sis one more time how do you say it i don't know massachusetts i that's what i just said you were saying the city you were trying to say the state the state massachusetts oh wow i thought you were saying a city in new york no massachusetts massachusetts okay i went to lunch yesterday with a fellow two fellow canadians and we had a whole pronunciation chat Well, do we have the... It... I don't think... Who cares? I care. Jules! Jules! Stop! Who cares? I'm genuinely wondering, why aren't we... Why am I being told that I need to run the faucets? I'm a big water conservationist.

3:40Due to a combination of shallow burial depths. So Texas, it's less than a foot. Okay. Also, lack of insulation in Texas homes. And also the pipes are made to handle higher temperatures because it gets so hot here versus like lower temperatures. Okay, that makes sense. So we use different pipes and they're not as deep. Well, that makes a lot of sense because I'm sure pipes have to pick are you going to withstand heat or are you going to withstand freezing? And obviously in Texas they have to withstand over 100 degree weather for a lot of time. That to me makes a lot of sense. Okay. Okay, let's start.

4:15Ready? Yes. Welcome back to another episode of Two Parents in a Podcast.

4:23The painter's at our house because we have finished the nursery. The stripes are up and we're moving on to the playroom. Frank, phenomenal job. Frank, a round of applause for Frank. Also, off the top, what we would like to say is what, Harrison? Subscribe and send the episodes to a friend. Please. Why don't you say please? I'm the manners person and I don't know why I don't But you're not a big please and thank you No, no, no, I am a very Like I at a Somebody asked me today He said you don't have to say please every time I come over and thank you At a restaurant My manners at a restaurant Don't you dare even tell me they're not top tier I I've noticed a gap in Please and thank yous We just saw it Like we literally, I didn't just make this up.

5:16If you're asking someone to like and subscribe, I think it's like, hey, you know, this would mean a lot to me because, you know, it's my requested push present. And thank you so much for subscribing and listening. Why are you acting like you have all these manners just because we're recording? I'm a big manners guy. You're not. I think if we took a poll in the room, I would win the manners award. I'm a big manners guy. I'll stand up for myself if I have to. My manners are very good. Guys, please like and subscribe. Oh, that's very nice. That's very nice. Thank you. Thank you. Please thank you.

5:54Thank you and please. No, Bubba is learning gracias. I gave her half of a rice cake today. Maria and I both, we were gracias. She doesn't know how to say it yet, so it was tough because she couldn't say it. What was she saying? Like, gaga. Like, she can't say gracias. She can't. maria today also gave him the options between huevos and panquecas my jaw was on the floor when i walked into her room this morning and uh her sleep sack was on the ground so this is okay so what what i said to her after because harrison left for workout and i had 15 minutes with bubber and i was talking to her i said hey did you take we call it her leapy sack we call it sleep sack her leapy sack i said hey i heard you took off your leepy sack last night.

6:38I'm not kidding you. She started trying to take off her pajamas at that moment when I was talking to her. So like she understood that she had done that. I like, one, she was up for like an hour stretch last night. Didn't make a peep. I like went on the Nana and like watched and she just like woke up at like 11 and like got very fixated on getting this thing off. and she was you should watch it it's like she took her sleep sack off at 11 yes and she just like she was playing with it and then she like kind of finally got the zipper and then just like took it down because we've been practicing zippers but she was up for like an hour and she didn't make a peep we have on one of those um busy boards we have a zipper that we've been practicing she's been practicing zippers that's why she wanted to that's why she wants to take all these zippers off good job bubber so i was so but i was so confused i was like uh-oh because like did i last night was i just like not paying attention like forgot to put it on her and i was like i've never done something like that but like who knows and then so that's why i went in and i looked at nana and then i obviously went to chat to be t was like i can babies take off their sleep sacks and what did chat say yeah yeah it typically happens around 18 months okay so she just now does Does that mean we need to stop putting her in the sleep sack?

8:04I think we need to transition her to a blanket. Oh my gosh. She, I'll say this about her new room, you guys, because she's moved her room. She's got the room with the wallpaper now. She loves it. She knows she upgraded her room. Like, she is proud of this room. She also does this thing now. By the way, we need to call ourselves out on something. What, we talking about her too much? We have just become the parents. Yeah, I can feel it. That will just talk about their child for hours upon hours. Okay. We do it at night. Everything she does is the cutest thing in the world, but I stand by it is. She does this thing now where she goes over a crib and she just flops her armies over the crib and just hangs out like that.

8:42It's amazing. Her armies. I think the cutest thing that she did recently was flop herself down on the carpet when she saw her new room. That was so cute. It was so. I'd never seen her do something like that. She just started in her new room because she knows. she is like a big girl in this room it's great she walks in they're proud like she's so proud of this room and we got the organizational setup of the nursery now a lot better like we built the nursery around the the dresser that we had and that dresser took the place of where the chair was supposed to go and so the chair was like in the middle of the room and now because everything went into bubber's room i think this nursery this time around is just going to be so much better plus the paint job is better shows the importance of a good painter yeah the a good painter is clutch we we got the first guy no disrespect to him but we just got him off task rabbit and the paint is kind of everywhere in the room yeah and and i i i booked him based off of his time availability not ratings and so in task rabbits defense harrison you gotta book people off task rabbit by based off their ratings it was like he he's who could literally come like that afternoon ratings are like i should have known yeah because that was not a good paint job but frank is frank crushed yep frank crushes if your motto is less is more then shouldn't your morning routine feel the exact same way yes as a mom i say yes it should with merit beauty their thoughtfully edited lineup is made for fast five minute routines with easy to use products that deliver a natural put together look in just a few swipes there's nothing better than that.

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11:40Like watch that. I promise you. What's very nice about the show is I was doing Edmund Night. Admin. For the first five episodes. And so I probably caught 5 % of what was going on. And the last episode, not a spoiler, but a spoiler, you didn't really need to watch the first five episodes if you just watched the last episode. Yes, you did. Oh, my gosh. Yes, you did. No, I feel like I know exactly what happened in that show. I feel like I didn't enjoy it as much as I would have liked to have. But I love a show that you don't need to be, that can be a midnight show. Now, here's a question. Did we talk about the Ben Affleck, Matt Damon interview?

12:17No. No. Okay. Because this show did a good job of it. A very good segue. So Ben Affleck and Matt Damon were just on a podcast and they were talking about making movies today and how that differs from when they first got into the industry. And essentially building, creating movies for Netflix versus theaters. And they said a couple super interesting things that stood out to me. The first is you now need to write or they now need to write understanding people are going to be on their phones and get distracted. And so they'll reiterate the plot line four or five times because if they just say it once, then people are going to forget.

13:02Hate that. The other thing is now they said you need to bring the action forward in the movie. And so if you don't hook the person in the first five minutes, you risk losing them to another show. and like I didn't really think about it how before if you go to the theaters and you buy a ticket like they have you for two hours you're rarely if ever gonna leave and so they can really build the plot line up and they can really like small action scene small action scene leading to the grand one and it's like no they need to get you in the first five minutes and the show that did an unbelievable job at that was the kidnapping show all her fault all her fault what got me was the first five minutes of that show this one too though the first scenes dramatic yeah this one I just like I really wish I watched um in more detail but I'm glad that I got the gist of it yeah it was really really good I think also though the same thing with TikTok like when people make content they always say you have to hook them at the beginning like you can't put your most juicy part of your TikTok or your Instagram reel in the middle of it people will swipe like our attention spans are shot as a society I think we just have to acknowledge that and I think that um it makes a lot of sense that you have to hook them in the beginning of a film so otherwise they're like oh forget it I'll go find a new show I ordered something for the house it arrives today and I want to know what your participation is gonna be okay I ordered a phone box what a box that your phone goes in my participation will be very high in that Okay.

14:36What do you think should be the hours of the phone box? Let's go 9 to 9. At 9 p.m. it goes in? Yeah. I need mine at 8 in the morning. Okay. 9 to 8. You don't think it should come up a little earlier? 9 to 7? Like 7 to 9? You want to put your phone in at 7? Okay. Why don't you use the brick? I don't like the brick. Like the brick is like, it's, yeah, I didn't, to me, I didn't really get the brick. I say this respectfully because you did say that I don't have good manners, which I do. You're an over consumer. Like why didn't we just get a box from the backyard and put our phones in it? You ordered a phone box?

15:20Yeah. How much was it? I think$56. What? Who is selling a phone box? Amazon. What makes it different than another box? Well, it's like a sacred place. What? Does it have a passcode? So there's a passcode one and a non-passcode one. I didn't do the passcode one because I think we need to show some stuff. I find the passcode stuff ridiculous because if you just want it, you hit the passcode. We have so many boxes, though. Why did you buy a box? Because I like the way this one looked. And it's like, for me, I bought it for me. I'm going to walk in the house. I'm going to put it in. I think out of principle, I might not participate and put my phone just down on the counter.

15:55But that doesn't work. That doesn't work. Well, it will work. I don't think it will for me it will work great I have really good phone boundaries I don't know if you noticed my phone stays upside down on white noise I think you do have very good phone boundaries but then sometimes you don't you better you have phone boundaries than me though I will say that I run laps around your phone I mean we could just look at screen time I beat you on screen time so I beat you we were recording fake news what I win screen time every week really yes so I'm gonna look at you checking your Apple Watch I was like, I get one night.

16:30I get one. So I turned off all notifications on the Apple Watch except for one. What is the one that I don't have off? Maria. Nanette. Nanette. And it's very good for sleeping because it wakes me up. No, it doesn't. I wake you up. Well, you woke me up yesterday because. And today. I just start to lightly touch. I say Bubba's awake. every morning. I got to talk to you about this. I cannot believe I almost forgot to talk to you about this. So you're, the Apple Watch is blinding in the middle of the night. Like, I don't know how it doesn't dim better than that. I just have pictures of Bubber. So, I know, and they just lights up.

17:14They're so good. Look at Bubber in the hat. But you're like knocked out like this with your wrist facing me. Bubber at H-E-B. Bubber at the park. So last night. Bubber in her chair. Last night what I was able to do was time How long I would go in between peeing Because as you know when you're pregnant You pee all through the night If you say Bubber one more time Bubber playing Bubber with her Patsy bear Bubber with mumber bear Did you do them all? Bubber in her sand outfit Oh Bubber at paws up Bubber at the pool I don't know what Bubba was there Young Bubba Okay sorry That's okay So last night in the middle of the night I was able to track how many like I could see the I could see your watch every time I went to the bathroom And the longest stress I made Was I went from 245 to 415 Very nice And it didn't wake me up that I had to pee So do you want this Apple watch off when I sleep?

18:16Because sometimes I have it off Sometimes I have it on No I kind of enjoyed knowing what time it was Okay man like and then at one point i got back in bed at 5 15 and i thought this is great i have another hour and a half to sleep like i was like oh i can actually get cozy and go to bed it was lovely i'm having really bad insomnia though it's back my restless legs through the roof it's okay um okay harrison want okay well no first of all you guys a thank you to you for commenting the toddler recipes my favorite one is that somebody makes their baby mcgriddles oh my gosh and tractor wheels are a food so many dms about this and i re-watched the clip where we're talking about tractor wheels and i'm like no they're just like wheels they can't keep in stock they're fully of food fully of food we clearly don't have a boy what's the mcgriddle recipe I don't know Egg and sausage on pancake Pancaka Okay Okay Choose your own adventure honestly And we can do our kind of Our healthy pancakes There's also meatballs with zucchini in them Which is kind of an ode to Maria Putting the broccoli in the turkey patties Yeah Which I think is a good idea in general To take the meat they like And add veggies to it Which is what this person was suggesting It's kind of what we did last night with the chili you made really good chili last night I think you're officially adulting when I can think of a recipe and we have all the ingredients at the house I felt really cool about that I will say we do run light on onion I think we're typically light on onion I've noticed also our Friday night dinners one thing about them is we always have to end up door dashing something have you noticed this?

20:04on Friday nights what we'll do is we'll have parents over. Yeah. And we have parents and kids because I made a video about this last night. Parenting is easier when you have other kids over because the kids play with the kids and the parents get to all have their mealtime. So one thing that's become huge for us is Friday night dinners and we often make pizzas. Yeah. But what we find. Yeah, totally. Like Friday night dinners, one of my, it's like consistently a highlight of my week, three to four families. I feel like we talk about it all the time. where were you going with it sorry we always have the door dash something like we always we always forget something so the other day we didn't have the first time we did it we didn't have pizza stones because what do you always say the key to good pizza is the key absolute key to homemade pizza is pizza stones secondary key which is a bit of a cheat is you call up your favorite pizza shop and you ask to pick up the raw dough because they get it's a lot easier to roll and it rises to the perfect level.

21:07So if you don't want to do the homemade dough, I highly recommend that. But yes, pizza stone's key. And I couldn't believe it because I lost our pizza stones. No idea where they went. DoorDash had them there in 30 minutes. And then I, well, I did this. I do this all the time, but I did it the other day because I'm big into frozen fruit with chocolate on top. So I will DoorDash dessert or the frozen grapes that are sour. I'll DoorDash those. Yeah, no, DoorDash, it's become a very key part of our friday night family get together but it's because parenting like when you're parenting you have to pick can somebody leave can somebody cook can somebody stay home with the kids like okay well we don't have three parents and you're always you're never gonna be able to do it all no there's always gonna be something you forget whether it's the pizza stones whether it's the dessert um so our method is harrison cooks i hang out with bubber and we get on doordash and we order it via doordash love it all right doordash fan this podcast is sponsored by DoorDash, which is our go-to solution as parents where life throws you a curveball and you just need more time and you can't get everything done at once.

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22:48You're showering at the gym. I'm showering at the gym. Sweatpants season. It's just, that's the flow of it all. But I don't bring hair product. One thing about me is I'm not showering at the gym. Interesting. No matter how nice the showers are at the gym, no matter what the scenario is, you're not going to catch me showering at the gym because it's too much schlepping for me. Like, I don't want to take off my workout gear, get in the shower. I always forgot something. Never fails I've forgotten something to put back on. Then I get dressed. Then I get home and I got to put my workout gear in the laundry.

23:23Like I just want to do it all at home. So I come from the school thought even if I sweat, sorry, but I'm just I'm powering through with the workout clothes. Yeah, I just like I'm there. I can get it over with. They have the supplies. No dirty towels at home. Yeah, I'm committing to the shower gym. Now you showering at the gym works in my favor because you do this thing, this crazy thing where you get out of the shower still wet. I dry off in the shower. Harrison tracks water all over our bathroom. Like you don't even need a towel. I think this can transition to a nice little bicker of the week.

24:06Do you need to completely dry off in the shower or can you do a partial dry in the shower? You don't even do a partial dry. Yeah, that's a great bicker. I do a partial dry. I dry on the shower mat I get out and I dry up on the shower mat It's everywhere Harrison Your water is everywhere You track it in the bedroom And this is the worst that he does He takes this soaking wet towel Plops it on the pillows Then I come home and I'm like The pillows have to dry Yes you do, you do it every time Own it, own that you do it Stay with the chest, yes you do Every time the towel's on the bed And I'm like, huh, okay, I'll pick it up Yes you do, just admit that you do it No, I don't Listen, I think it's cute cohabitating with you Because I see your little things that you do I don't Yes, you do I dry off on the mat You do not You dry off around the room And then I do a towel wrap And then once the towel wrap Maybe sometimes the towel ends up on the bed Because if it was on the floor I feel like I'd get yelled at for being on the floor The floor, no, yeah Put it over the shower But then it gets wet Because the shower's wet No, every What?

25:12Yes. Harrison, everyone, most people in society take their towel and drape it over the shower. That's a perfect spot for it. The bed is a really bad idea. No, I'm just showering at the gym. And that's perfect. No, I mean, please shower at the gym. You couldn't catch me showering at the gym, but you showering at the gym, nothing better. There was some gym drama. What was the gym drama? There's nothing like breaking in a gym without some drama. There was a homeless man like bum rushed the smoothie the smoothie stand and just like snagged a bunch of food off the counter and ran out. OK. Yeah. And what happened?

25:56When I saw it happening, my approach in a situation like that is this person is clearly struggling with something. As long as it's clear they're not going to commit any harm to anyone, if they're just trying to grab food, stay out of their way. 100%. I'm with you on that. I'm sitting there. I'm on a work call. I was very much stand back. Not my monkey, not my circus. Stand back There was a bit of pushback from two of the people in there What do you mean pushback? They were like, no, they were trying to get the food back? There was like some resistance One of them, there was some resistance What does that mean?

26:38They tried to stop him? One guy on his way out tried to stop him And another guy kind of chased him out Which, yeah, so No, I just, I think we should let, I think we should let him have the food but i also really understand why they would stand in his way of like hey like setting the precedent of of that isn't going to be allowed here oh agree and so i think they did it in a really respectful way like of this isn't going to get physical but like you can't just walk in here and take whatever you want agreed there's going to be there's going to be some friction to it but yeah it was it was definitely like a moment and you were on a work call I'm on a pretty serious work call and so like did you tell him no you just kept your cool it was an intro to to um like a a notable business opportunity and it's actually great they have this area it's great to take calls there and I just like went on mute and kind of like sorry guys I'm on a call.

27:53Standing back. You guys handle it. But no one was hurt and that's all that matters. And it didn't there wasn't a feeling of of him going in there to do harm he was very clearly in there for some food but this guy was off his rocker. Oh he was yeah it was very SF. I hate to hear it. Brings me no joy to hear that story. I do think it's a bit funny you were on the call on a work call in the corner a serious work call you weren't just on the phone with alex cost you couldn't hang up you couldn't narrate what was happening so you just had to watch it but then remain focused yeah and then yeah yes and so and then okay and so they he he got the food he took it what kind of food was it what's what kind of foods on a on a smoothie bar the he took so many chumps sticks it was unbelievable it was unbelievable how many took like he i can't I don't know how many they had.

28:45They must have lost on six. And he took a ton. Okay. Yep. Okay, that's funny. What do you think someone should do in that situation? I would just take a backseat. I would just kind of chill because other people had to handle. Like if there's two guys that are like, I'm going to handle this, I would let them handle it because I don't know that it's helpful to have, you know, masses against one. He's not in a place to be met with logic, it doesn't sound like. So I'm all for him getting food. I just I don't think we need to gang up on him so to speak. Yeah. But to defend the people the two guys that did step in I thought they handled it with that right balance.

29:21But that's what I'm saying. They they had it covered like the first two people that step up to bat like they've got it. Yeah. They're like they didn't try and meet logic with logic. They didn't lose their cool and composure. It was it felt like they handled it very responsibly. Yeah. I think if they if we started to see that they weren't doing well then somebody else. One of the dudes by the way. He's a big guy. He's jacked. jacked and see okay and so like he you this is a guy like maybe that's what it is the most fit the tallest most jacked person in the vicinity and he's used to this i'm sure should trouble ever approach if if a bank gets robbed and he's in it he's like this is me like the rock it's always the rock the rock needs to step up if i'm at a bank and it gets robbed that would be a very great moment for me why i think bank robbery like they're fascinating they are fascinating in the movies they are i don't think they go down here's the thing i think in the movies they come in the guy puts on the mask he holds the gun up he's like everyone get down he walks up to the teller he's like give me all the cash and he leaves i think in real life it's a lot different than i would just like i'd want like 30 i'd be dude give me the 30 second rundown of what's going on here like Like, I want some color on the robbery.

30:38I think it would be a lot scarier. I think in the movies, they're totally romanticized. Oh. I don't think they oftentimes. I think I've seen most bank robbery movies. Heist, very good show. I mean, in my mind, I can see a lot of bank robberies happening, but I think in real life, you just go up, you flash your gun, you say give me the money. That one with Denzel is super good. I don't know which one that is. Jules, she's shaking her head at me. Jules doesn't care. Any movie with Denzel is good. Not a movie watcher. What? No. Jules is a book listener. Yeah. Exclusively listens to Heated Rivalry.

31:18Well, she watches Heated Rivalry. I saw something about Heated Rivalry. I don't remember what it was. That they're carrying the Olympic torch. The actors? Yeah. They're the final one? I don't know. Or they're one of 500? No, I think they're one of. I just learned that that was like a thing. Okay. That's really cool. Sure. I'm excited about that for them. Yeah. Okay. So we have a haunted light in our bedroom. Like, have you been noticing this? No. You don't notice every day at 4 a.m. our light comes on in our bedroom? Well, we have the electrician coming by. Tomorrow. He's coming by tomorrow. We ordered six new lights.

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