Our baby name, phone-free family time & when should you stop swearing in front of your kids?

38:53And do I think it could be different for like a, oh my God, who's the tall dude? The sober one? Not Jesse, the other tall dude. The sober guy? Yeah. I don't know his name I don't remember everyone will know the sober guy they're yelling at their phones so like him and Kyle they they even if they met on the show they've now been filming for what 8, 10, 12 years yeah and so that to me is like perfect that like that I think has probably penetrated real friendship still but still still when there's an element of fame involved I do think you can't call it a full-blown real friendship. I just, I don't.

39:40I think Bethany has some really good points there. Yeah. Well, I mean, who better to talk about it from her? Yeah, I mean, she's a great person to have a take. I saw her take at dinner. So that, she was a dinner, not me. Can we talk about her for a second? Yeah. Like, do we have any takes on her? She's, because she seems awesome. I love her takes. I went to her page to see what she had to say about it. Because she, I get her once a month on my page. Mm-hmm. And it feels like it's moments like this. And it feels like when she talks, I stop scrolling and I listen. She's got great takes, but I only see a very small subset of them.

40:15I always like to see what a lot of people, I like a wide variety of takes when it comes to anything. I want to see different angles. And she's always an angle that I like to go see her take on, of course. Correct. Anybody that's willing to speak their mind and be direct and well-spoken like she is, yeah, I would like to listen to. Whether I agree or not. She kind of like pulls back the curtain on a lot of things, which I like. Well, yeah, she just feels so well experienced. That's like the read I have on her is like I actually she came onto my radar because of her vodka business. Margarita. I'm so bad with like the details of certain things of her alcohol business.

40:53And then I think it was you who told me that she was on the real rich house. Real housewives of New York. Right. Was she in New York? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Which I've never watched her on. I don't know how she was on there. That's probably like a franchise Harrison can get into. Some Real Housewives. Harrison, you watching the Real Housewives would be electric. But I think what we've learned is when we're going to do one of these, it needs to happen real time. Yeah. Jules, what are we? Just how do we transition from this to like the play kitchen? I was going to say we have to move on. there is no transition other than we're moving on to the play kitchen and you insert an ad right here and we'll talk okay so that's that on the summer house take now moving in maybe Harrison will watch real housewives of some city all right we have a baby name we talked about okay I tried the where's Jessica toddler interruption that the internet was talking about which is when your toddler is starting to have a tantrum you distract them you redirect them by saying where's Jessica I've tried it twice it it worked both times last night for example we were outside watering the plants and then it was time to go inside and go to bed and she never wants to go inside and she was so sad that we were going inside the second we hit the door I was like donde esta Jessica Where is Jessica?

42:20And she was like, Jessica? Who's Jessica? She immediately stops crying. She's looking at her and she's like, and where is Jessica? She's looking at me and I'm like, where is Jessica? And we walked around looking for Jessica for like two minutes and we couldn't find her. We're going to look for her again later today when we need to. But it couldn't have worked better. When I heard this on last week's episode, I thought like absolute myth. Like there's no way that this actually works in reality. And so hearing the fact that it has worked out of the gates is I'm quite surprised by. But didn't our good friend and trusted partner, Dr.

43:05Ari Brown, comment on this and why it is successful? Yes. So Dr. Brown says this is redirection. Young toddlers 12 to 24 months often just need some redirection to change their mood. And you know what? me at the ripe age of 32 I also need sometimes redirection to change my mood so it makes a lot of sense of just like because in the moment all Bubba wants to do is keep watering those plants and she can't understand why we would possibly stop watering the plants but then you ask her where Jessica is and she's forgotten about the plant and she's looking for Jessica and it's just as simple as that and somebody messaged they say where's Rebecca right like I think you can pick the name i think definitely don't know anybody where's amanda where's amanda and you and once she gets used to where's jessica you can just change the name we'll just change the name to a new one but maybe her getting used to where's jessica is really good because she knows we're looking for something it's all going to be where's reality tv characters so anyways i don't know i i would seriously say if you're in the tantruming phase try it because you've done you have nothing to lose like just try it and really get into where is she and it i'm not kidding it worked i'm not kidding you it was the craziest thing and i tried it twice to report back that's phenomenal the other time you were cooking the burgers and she was trying to take her lawn mower up the stairs and then the burgers were ready and i was like we got to go back in and eat and she wanted to haul her lawn mower up every stair and then we started looking for jessica and then bubs was just looking for jessica she couldn't find her because she doesn't know who Jessica is.

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45:57and another win for the internet is we had told you guys we were torn on the play kitchen because I thought the real kitchen sufficed I didn't want to confuse her because in our kitchen she can eat the bananas but in the play kitchen she can't eat the bananas I thought it would be confusing the internet said imaginary play is just as important as real play so we got the play kitchen because she had also grown out of her we had her playpen with a bunch of toys in it and I noticed that the girl stopped going in there. So it was time for something new. And so we get her the play kitchen and then we get her the blender.

46:34I'm going to link these toys that I got. Cause I think they were$35 on Amazon. There's four, there's a blender, a mixer, a toaster and a coffee maker, all of which you require batteries. And they really do like turn on. She is so mesmerized by this toy, this play kitchen. Like she cannot get enough of it. She goes over there constantly and she's blending stuff like she doesn't even realize we're still in the room so I stand corrected on the play kitchen and she's like serving us coffee it's crazy to me how quickly they catch on and she's serving us the coffee she's putting things in the microwave like she really doesn't understand it yeah I I think I'm I'm split on on the play kitchen on And on one end, I love it.

47:20I think that there has not been a toy or item that we have bought her that she has used as much alone. As this toy kitchen. As this thing for extended periods of time. And that is amazing. The only thing that like semi-rivals it was that piano. but the piano i feel like max you'd kind of get five minutes out of versus this is like when i was so we cooked breakfast this morning and historically when i had to clean that's been a really tough time of like of juggling her and cleaning and this to this morning she went right over and for 10 minutes of cleaning the kitchen she was just playing in that thing and what was so cool about it is she was doing in the kitchen what i was doing so like we we used the blender to make pancakes and she put i i was cleaning the blender in the sink she put the blender in the sink and she had all the items in the sink when i had our items in the sink really yeah oh and so i love it i i don't know why i said at the beginning i'm i'm split on it i i do love it it's a phenomenal purchase great job um it just it won't what it won't do is replace our real time in the kitchen it will supplement other times it's a win-win everyone's winning like she still cooks with you and loves it yeah and then she goes over to her play kitchen and i think she understands hers is a play kitchen but the fact that these toys turn on is unbelievable like her blender blends yeah the big confusing thing for her is that the sink doesn't make a noise yeah the sink the sink does not turn i think i want to buy a with your permission a noise like a button that you hit that makes a water sound and so that will reflect the sink being on have you seen on tiktok the people that like soup up the play kitchens like they put like a water pump in it and they make it a usable sink we may have to do that yeah jules i really i think that that might be that might be coming our way this is something that you've totally impacted me on it's like before i met you i'd be like oh yes we're doing that done but what you've taught me is like when you say you're going to do something you need you need to do it even if you're speaking in hyperbole or metaphorically so that's why my use of words they're very specific maybe we will do it maybe Yes.

50:01This mainly largely applies to when I'm pregnant. Harrison says, we're going to have steak and French fries for dinner. And he says that to me at 10 a.m. So then all day I'm ready for my steak and French fries at dinner. And then at 4 p.m. He's like, what do you want for dinner? I'm like, steak and French fries. He's like, doesn't fajitas sound good? And I'm like, no, because all day it's been steak and French fries. And mama needs steak and French fries. So we had that tonight. This dynamic is very confusing to me because I love to visualize what I'm going to have. And so I don't know why I've been doing that.

50:30And I think part of it is like, yeah, I don't know. It's very, it isn't like me. Like if you tell me we are having steak and French fries for dinner, that is Bible. We are having the steak and French fries for dinner. I just figured this out. Here's what happens. Here's what's been happening. I'm saying, do you want to do steak and French fries for dinner? You're saying we're doing steak and French fries for dinner. No, no, no. I'm saying, do you want to? And then I say yes. And you say that this is just not what's happening. You say, I have no idea what I'm going to want for dinner. And so I then.

51:06Ah. The Amber Alerts. These Amber Alerts are terrible. That's just a test. God. Like when we're sleeping and that happens, it truly. That was terrifying. It happened to us the other night and I had just fallen asleep. And it gave Harrison access to his phone. I know. Give it back. H. We're going to have to count down like a toddler. Three. Where's Jessica? H. Three. Harrison. Where's Jessica? Come on. We're in the middle. Stop. Now he's just goofing around. H. Come on. So that is our problem is you're not committing. I promise you. I promise you. You're saying, I don't know. You always say you don't know what you're going to want.

51:51I'll commit to dinner right now for tonight. Okay. Currently steak. That tenderloin last night was so good. Okay. I can fully get behind that. Okay. Tenderloin. I want... I liked those sweet potatoes. Okay. My request... Okay. Perfect. So tenderloin. Whatever you want, we're getting. Sweet potatoes. And then... And do you want the sweet potato fries or the actual sweet potatoes? I liked the actual sweet potatoes. Okay. So that was different. That was unexpected. Do you like those... That lentil rice I've been making? No. Do you know what I might want to audible to? Yeah. Burgers and sweet potato fries.

52:30Okay. Because I could do some lettuce with some ketchup and a tomato and an onion. I want lettuce wrapped burgers. Okay. With sweet potato fries. And then what's another side that could go with that? Last night we had corn, which was really, really, really good, but I don't want corn. Yeah, we've done the corn twice this week. Oh, I want a really good salad, but I don't make a good salad. So can you make a good salad? Yes. What I'm just trying to. I'll post a photo of our dinner. Get my handle on right now. Okay. It's not you. It's just. We're getting all. I guess to Travis County's testing. What I'm just trying to get a handle on right now is my burger process isn't great.

53:10Like. So last night I re-figured out how to make a steak. I used to make the best steak ever. Okay. And I would do that when I lived in LA and I would sous vide them and then I'd finish them on the cast iron. The steak was really good last night. I finally got it back. It was yummy. Okay. And it was, I went back to the roots, oil, olive oil, cast iron, into the oven to finish. I've lost my burger process. Well, let's get it back tonight. Tonight's your night. Okay. So we'll figure it out later. But that's just, I will post a photo to hold ourselves accountable that we will have burgers tonight with sweet potato fries and a yummy salad.

53:47Okay. Done? Yeah. I already know how I'm going to do them. Okay. so moving right along to we talked about okay would you like to talk about april fools even though it's behind us do you have anything you want to discuss on it no my only thing on april fools was i saw it's not even worth it it's not even worth it all right later bedtime so the bubba raider everyone said and we've learned on here if you put your kid to bed later it does not mean they will wake up later, which was true for us for the first year of her life. Now, recently, ever since what's it called? Time daylight savings, daylight savings happened.

54:27We started putting her to bed about 45 minutes to 50 minutes later. So she goes about at seven 45, seven 50. She is waking up 45 minutes later. And that having that time in the morning is glorious. and somebody commented and said parenting is just a bunch of what did the comment say I don't think you showed it to me it's it's the it's the it's the parenting is a bunch of oh the number one comment is parenting is just a bunch of readjusting what you do and seeing what works and this is an example of that like when she was younger no you couldn't put her to bed later and she would wake up later but now we can and she does wake up later and we're up anyways until nine or ten so having her up with us at night is nice and then having her sleep in is lovely so we've really found our sweet spot of sleeping i think there's a very important delineation of what's going on though okay the rhythm the circadian what's it circadian rhythm so when we had the sleep expert on several several months ago this all tied to their circadian rhythm correct and so what she was saying is if you put them to bed an hour later but it's essentially dark out then that isn't what works what has happened with the daylight savings time is she's in theory going to bed at the same time and when she's going to bed it's still loosely light out and so she's sleeping during the dark the time in which she's sleeping is what is what's changed so next daylight savings gonna kick our butt but hasn't daylight savings stopped when does it officially i think this was the last one i saw online what do you mean well the government out ruled out that daylight savings was gonna keep happening oh that didn't make it on my radar but we've been talking about this for three years i feel like yeah that it's gonna end it's gonna end one year i gotta say something different i gotta i gotta give you i think it's like what what's a call when you wish something and then you get your wish and and you care for what you wish for care what you wish for she's sleeping a little too late she i'm waking up and i catch myself in the mornings waiting for her yeah to get up yeah and like especially when i see her in bed and I'm like waiting for her to call me to come over.

56:50It's like we've lost our mornings in a lot of way because now if she's up at like 7.30, we only get 30 minutes. Today, we did an hour. Like she got up at 7.30. You kept her an hour. She didn't go see Maria. And I was like, we're delaying child. Like I want to do our classic morning together. So, okay. So tell me what would be your idea. what she wakes up every day at 7 10 is that ideal 7 7 a.m is perfect yeah because sometimes 5 30 6 30 i'm i love 6 30 totally totally but it is be careful what you wish for because then she started we were like man bubs 5 30 is like really early and then she's like boom how's 7 30 sometimes it's 7 45 we jumped from 5 30 to 7 30 we 100 did now here's the question for the audience that we have though how long do you let your kid stay in bed for because like she's awake she's in there just hanging out cooing around looking around we can see her on the nanette and we're like bubs ask for us because like she'll start she'll dad da like she when she wants us to come and get her she'll start to stand up and bounce but like she's just in there playing right now do you guys if your kids are awake and you can see they're awake do you leave them in there or do you go and get them because you want to hang out with them yeah i mean i wait until we get the data call and And often I'll have the...

58:08Monitor up. The nan monitor up. And then that data call happens the minute that she stands up. And so I'll see her often starting to stand up. And that's when I know I'll make my way up there. But I want to know if people go and get their kid before the data call. I would love to. But I feel like that's just not what you're supposed to be doing. I know. So people can tell us if you leave your kid in there or not. But I also think because she still has the pacifier when she sleeps. so she doesn't have the pacifier during the day. I do think she's in there getting a couple extra little Patsy moments.

58:40I think she's in there milking the Patsy, and that's what's happening. But I do want to know if people leave their kid in there or not. I've got to tell the funniest Patsy stories. Okay, what? Because she did it again this morning. What happened? So the past two times I've woken her up, when I take her out of bed. You haven't woken her up. The past two times you've gotten her out of the crib. Thank you very much. The past two times I've gotten her out of the crib, I pick her up and she takes her face and she turns it away from me and she hides her face with the passy hoping that I wouldn't notice that the passy is in there and we stand there and I stand there with my hand out like this and I go bubber passy please be be please be be please and she like holds so firm and then it takes about 30 seconds and then she'll finally go and then she'll go and put it in my hand and we place it down and we go bye bye but she points for creativity points for her thinking maybe you won't see that pacifier in her mouth that's the cutest thing i've ever heard it is adorable but good for you for still making her give it to you despite her very good effort to hide it it's so cute what if one day she just had it like tucked in her pants well the funny thing about this about this morning is i actually um so what happened this morning was she woke up she was like dead asleep and then she woke up and like she didn't play around within two minutes she started calling for me and i was like that was way too fast and so when i went up there i saw that the passy was on the ground oh and so i got her out of the bed and i mission impossible to her to pick up the passy she just shoved it right in and turned away yeah so um same same directionally thing would happen versus the other time i just picked her up and it was in her mouth right i was like no no no bubber no no no bubs um okay so the next thing we have to discuss on the but we'll stay on the bub topic and then we're gonna talk about the boys trip so the question is when do you stop swearing in front of your kid and the internet says you should lessen your swearing around nine months when they can start to understand what you're saying and sort of pick up on words.

1:00:55But at two, you should really pull back on the swearing because that's when they start to mimic exactly what you're saying, where Bubz is already mimicking what we're saying a lot. So how do you feel about swearing in front of your kids in general? And when do you think we should stop? And then the deeper layer is, would you ever tell somebody to not swear in front of your kid? Yeah. So what I read was that at two is when you really got to start getting serious with it and will you get serious with it i think we need to okay i think we need to i i swear but i think we've cut back on swearing in front of her already 95 yes i've cut back on my swearing in general 95 alex like spells it out now yeah i literally am like s-h-i-t i'm Like I used to just say it.

1:01:41So feeling good about that. Yeah. I use, I swear when I want to put an emphasis behind something. Like I haven't cut it and I need to cut it. I don't think you swear that much, but okay. I don't swear a lot, but I do swear. And so. There's no exclamation point quite like an F-U-C-K. Yeah. Just boom. Like I agree with that. Or, or, or let me, let me reset this. Like, this isn't something that has been top of mind for me. And I think swearing in front of your kids is just, it's a bad move. And so now that she's getting around too, I'm going to have it top of mind. So that way I don't slip up and I don't swear in front of her.

1:02:30Okay, which I think is good. But do you want to make it to where you, because people, here's the question. Out in the real world, people are going to swear in front of their kids. You're not going to be able to control how other people talk in front of her. So how do you want to approach that? I think that within our inner circle, we want to establish the expectation that we're not swearing in front of the kids. And then I think beyond that inner circle, that's the reality of life that you accept. But I think that that dynamic also will play through to how you expect them to behave and act. And that is, oh, wow, we hear these words sometimes, they exist, but these aren't words that we use in our house.

1:03:15Okay. I'm going to be curious to see what people think about this because I, as I said, have just completely cut back on it in general. And I'm like glad about that for myself. I do think there's a time and a place for a nice cuss word because it just really does drive home the sentence. But I don't want Bubber to be walking around saying these words. Yeah, I totally agree. And I've definitely noticed you cutting back. I just haven't thought about it. And now I'm going to make sure that I also lead for the front with you. But I didn't cut back because of that. There was something just in me that wanted to cut back.

1:03:50Maybe it was motherhood. I guess it's all like looped into the same thing where I just naturally saying these words didn't feel right. But it is interesting. You know, I don't know. I don't know how we'll handle it. But I think, like, for example, like, amongst with the neighbors, I think that's a very fair conversation that we can have of like, hey, we're now at that age. Let's collectively as a group, assuming you're on board, set the expectation. We're not we're not. There's no swearing around the kids. We'll try not to. I think the other thing, though, is if you say, oh, shit. And then, oh, you draw attention to it in front of them.

1:04:25Like, I didn't mean to say that. I think they'll catch on to it. I do think if it slips up, you got to keep moving. For sure. Move right past it. for sure hope they pick up on bye-bye instead like right now i'll bye-bye guys yeah bye-bye i mean we say bye-bye guys over and over and over again that's good they picked up on that totally but yeah i'll be curious to see what the audience does say about the swearing thing because again on these all all these things that we approach i'm like i don't know i don't know but i'm curious to know anyone who is a parent knows feeding decisions are not a one-time thing you make them again and again stage after stage.

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1:07:46And I would do something – like I'm not a big birthday guy. No, I can't have Dada running around on his birthday without Bubz and I there to celebrate. And little guy because he'll be there next year for your birthday. Like I can't have that. You got to have your cake because I've made it for you ever since I've known you. And I can't have you miss a year of your cake that's homemade. That's very nice to be but not necessary. but on my birthday one thing that you've taught me is i used to make i don't like my birthday but i actually my actions didn't match my words and like i do like my birthday i just like to feel loved on my birthday and having you around is the biggest part of that and so it it's you bring out the feminine in me and saying it's okay to say you love your birthday i do like my birthday and i love celebrating your birthday with you so i do want you there on my birthday so thank you for that i'm excited for it this year we got a good good plan which is what oh we okay good that's nice because i'll be postpartum you've kind of got a big um you've got a big mo you've got some big moments coming up deals like this don't we know the plan yeah like we talked about on the podcast last episode going orange county yeah yeah okay that's what i thought i didn't know if like that's what you meant um what you've kind of got like some big moments coming in your life do you know what they are we'll get some ice from harrison here you've got a push present you've got mother's day and then you've got my birthday and if there's one thing we've learned about alex it's what you love presents i'm my one of my love languages is gifts does he have to text for the present well one of them is already purchased oh well good for him okay point kudos to one of them i know what we're getting one of them we know what we're doing for the push present we can tell them so the push present i posted this on my story but my push present is getting my ring reset yeah which i want harrison to drive but i did send him inspo photos i want like a chunky thick classic old school gold band situation somehow with this is the diamond so the diamond i have on my hand is the diamond but he never had it set because he didn't know exactly how i wanted it set neither did i I now know it takes me a while to decide on things that I really, really, really love.

1:10:01And I've decided on what I really, really love. So he's got the inspo photos. He's going to take it over the finish line. So that's going to be the push present. Love it. And then I don't know what you're doing on the other things, but. He's got time. I've wanted to pick her up. He's got time. Yeah. Yeah. You got nothing but nothing but time. I know what you can do for my favorite clothing store in the United States of America is in Orange County. So we could go there on the on my birthday. and buy something. And that will be really fun for me. Love it. Done. That would be really, I would love that.

1:10:35The reason why I would love that is because getting gifts for you is really, really hard and it sucks to get someone a gift and then have them be disappointed by the gift. And you want to do something nice, but you want to position it for success. And so like that positions everyone for success. But that's why I said, for the push present, here. Here's three photos that I love. I want you to set the ring. For my birthday, Elise Walker. What's that place called? What's the place called? Oh, my gosh. An orange that I love in Newport. I know exactly the place. On the corner right by Nobu. And the store is called Elise Walker.

1:11:10What's the area called? Lido Village. Lido Village. Thank you. I want to go there. That's where I want to go. Perfect. Mother's Day is yours. We need to get a house. Yeah, we do. We have to find out where we're going to stay when we're there. It'll be fun to do postpartum there. Okay. so now where do we go on here we've been recording for a while when do we wrap it let's wrap it okay so that's kind of that oh Easter we are so I will tell you our Easter plans because I'm very excited about them tomorrow aka Friday because we record IRL now so this drops Thursday Friday I haven't told you this yet oh I told you lightly I know but we're going but the plans have changed we're not going to find an Easter bunny anymore we're all going to shannon's house and we're gonna do an easter egg hunt in the backyard with all the girls perfect um saturday morning we have our neighborhood easter egg hunt and we have a little girl's birthday party that lives in the neighborhood and then sunday we have brunch that we're hosting we're hosting the brunch and harrison's gonna make how many rsvps do we have 16 16 17 if you count the easter bunny okay that makes you but i didn't count us so 19 okay yeah i gotta figure out the best way to make a brunch yeah and i i really want you to lean into um the coffee cakes because bob's red mills just sent us like a pr box and in it was their coffee cake yep a coffee cake on easter i think is like the best yeah i'm gonna have to do some good organizing and planning and my request yeah is that i let you do it all is that you are out of the house during my cooking done because that'll be bubs's nap time so i will go on a walk perhaps an easter walk you muffling around the kitchen while i'm like trying to navigate i really get in harrison's way like i i somehow find a way like today he needed to open this the oven because his easter bunny pancakes were ready and like i was just standing right in front of it and i could just you were really nice but i could just tell that you were just like get out of the kitchen Yeah, if I'm cooking for 18, I'm going to need to be zoned in.

1:13:15Have you seen – And you're going to be so mad, you're going to say I'm frantic. But like to cook for 18, it is frantic. I think we need deviled eggs. Have you made deviled eggs before? No. So let's just get some suggestions as well. I was going to ask, have you ever made breakfast pizza? I feel like you would slay breakfast pizza. Talk to me. It's pizza dough with eggs, bacon, cheese. Like it's so good. The problem with making pizza at home – is that's all you can make. What about on your grill? No, but my point is like, I can't, cooking pizza takes so much effort and time and space that I can't cook anything else.

1:13:56I just love breakfast pizza. That's my idea. Yeah. I love breakfast pizza. So if we do, let's just talk through this for a second. So let's say we do breakfast pizza. I'm going to need to do, call it eight pizzas, which is manageable. what do we want to do for the sides i guess i can do bacon in i'll have to pre-cook bacon eggs that go on the pizza but what are we doing not that isn't on the pizza fruit so we'll have a big fruit salad which i can pre-cook ahead of time pre-cut coffee cake and cinnamon rolls you gotta like you have to have the coffee that's so interesting yeah but that's where it gets just like a little i'm just thinking the coffee cake bake or a quiche yeah yeah quiche egg bake yeah why not just do an egg bake and the cinnamon rolls i've been seeing the viral bunny cinnamon rolls like they're so cute egg bake cinnamon rolls for bacon but i need yeah i need to make the cinnamon rolls bunnies it needs to be easter theme yeah but the but made cinnamon rolls bunnies and make the egg bake in your bunny thing and the deviled eggs you can do like pastel colors yes Yes, I love deviled eggs.

1:15:06Deviled eggs are like my favorite Easter thing. Yeah, I'd love to not. I love to have things that I can cook at separate times. Deviled eggs you make before. That's why. That's why I like them. Okay, we will work on our Easter menu. And that's it, you guys. We don't have anything from... Oh. We can do those next week. Yeah, we can do it. These are good. These are evergreen. All right, we love you guys. Thank you for listening. Happy Easter if you celebrate and happy Passover if you celebrate. Happy whatever that you celebrate. We love you guys. Thanks for listening to another episode of Two Parents in a Podcast powered by Just Media House.

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