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Coffee Convos with Kail Lowry and Lindsie Chrisley
01:26:02 7/28/2022

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I hate gift giving and receiving receiving gifts is so weird. What do you say? Thank you. This is coffee convos with Kale Lowry and Lindsie Chrisley. I really want you to be in your field scale. That does not interest me whatsoever. I feel very attacked by you. A spirited discussion about motherhood, friendship, family and life in the public eye. I'm just not with the fakery anymore. There's a fakery bakery around here. Here's Caitlin Lindsay. This episode of Coffee Combos is brought to you by Huggies Special Delivery Diapers. Do you want to know how I woke up today? Coffee combos can gang listeners. Good morning, kale. Good morning. I'm not well today. My allergies are f**king with me, and I woke up to Isaac screaming about how Lincoln put his balls on his forehead. So why? One way isn't that called teabagging? Yeah, somebody said, Now please wait. You can. He Isaac. Oh ! I said, Wait, did you have clothes on or did you do this bare ball? And he said, No, I had clothes on. I was like, Thank God so that I go in the room. I'm like, Why are y'all fighting? Like, what is going on? Why can I hear you down the hall? Like, Please tell me what's going on? And I say, it's like he put his balls on my forehead and then I say, it's like he poured water on me and I'm like, I have two podcasts, and I cannot listen to this argument while like, they cannot hear you while I'm recording, OK, so I need you all to figure this out. And come get me later. I cannot. It's 11:30. This is the benefits of not having two sons, I who don't understand because I never had siblings, so I literally just I'll never understand. And it's like girls fight over clothes, each other's hair. It's like this real like drama ties and. And then, boys, it's just like his balls was on my forehead. And it's like, Oh, OK, so at what point did they learn how to teabag? I don't know. I have no, I don't even know. And then I'm like, First of all, like, I have my nephew here. He's it's like his cousin. You all know, I call my nephew. He's he's my my, my fifth son. He's here and he's sleeping in the corner and he's like, It's like. Arguing with them, and he's like, I'm trying to sleep, but I'm like, I'm so sorry, like, just figure this out. And that's only the beginning of my s**t show that occurred the last 24 hours. So how are you? Well, Kristen has told Carl and I both this morning very rudely that we both sound like we have allergies like. Oh yeah. A drag was the word that was used, and it's like, b***h, like, I really can't control my allergies. Like what? What would you like me to do about that? So we're apologizing in advance for our sniffling. So there was that I actually slept 11 hours last night, woke up to a s**t show on my phone, as you know, regular and loved that for me and also stepped in dog s**t this morning. So I would love that for you. We're doing really, really well. It's so funny because whenever I like, I guess I just assume that my dogs are the only ones in the whole world that ever have accidents in the house. And so I get like, super, super embarrassed. But I'm assume why does it sound like someone starting trying to start the stove? Pardon someone trying so at your house? Or is that that's me drinking and alwani? No, it sounded like, you know, do the gas stove. Yeah, like the clicking? Yeah, that's what it sounded like. And I swear to God, if my eight year old's trying to fry an egg right now and he's like, Oh, I get so embarrassed when I when my dogs have accidents in the house and I because I feel like people will think that like my dogs are not trained or something. And so I get so, so embarrassed. But the more that I go on with time on this podcast, I feel like other people's dogs have accidents in the house too. Like they're not human, but they obviously make mistakes. It doesn't mean they're not trained, right? Like, I'm not. My dogs are not the only ones that have accidents in the house. Wouldn't you love to know? Like to be able to talk to your dog and be like, OK, can you tell me why you decided to s**t on the floor today? But like, not for the past six weeks? Yeah. I just want to know, like what is the reasoning? But also speaking of accidents? I'm going to tell you what happened to me yesterday. Oh, great. Let's hear. Lincoln had a basketball game about an hour away was fifty six minutes in case you were wondering and I was going to start clocking these because Harvey loves to sign Lincoln up for things that are so far. And I'm like, I literally drive a suburban. I just can't afford it right now. I'm just kidding. I'm being dramatic. But also it is tough. And we were in the building and there's no AC. We're in the gym for basketball and there's no way it is ninety three degrees inside. And we're sitting on plastic bleachers in shorts. So naturally, you know, when I stand up, it's going to look like I pissed myself. There is sweat dripping and sweat my butt crack. OK, so the game's over. I get in my car, put the A.C. on full blast, immediately, take my shirt off because it's soaked, it's soaked. And I put it in my passenger seat and I have my sports bra on. So I just drive and I'm driving home. And Lincoln stayed for the second game and I'm going to. I was going to meet up with Adrian after his son's game to get Lincoln or whatever. So I'm by myself in the car and I get about halfway home, actually the exit to go to Natalie's house, I get there and there's but not quite there. And so there's no there's no exits until I get there and I have to pee so bad that I can no longer hold it. And I'm like, All right, what am I going to do here if I pull over on the side of the road, I walk through the door that said one thing, one thing they'll never do in their profession after working in the E.R. or whatever is get out on the side of the road. So I had that in my head and I'm like, Oh my God. Wait, but can you explain the tick tock? Like, why? Oh, so there's this trend where like professionals are saying five things I'll never do after working in whatever field it is and this surgeon or this nurse or somebody, it was like a medical professional. It's like, I'll never get out on the side of the road because of how many people come in and from accidents like getting hit by cars. Oh yeah, on the side of the road, she's like, I don't know if it was a guy or girl, but they were like, I'll never like pee on the side of the road. Like, they'll never stop on the side of the road and get out whatever. So I had that in my head and I'm like, All right, if I could just I had a solo cup in my car because I've been having ice like in the in my car so I can pour it into my water into it. My God, I grab a solo cup and I'm like, All right, I'm going to pull over on the side of the road and I'm going to pee in it. And no, I put the seat all the way back. I take my shorts and my underwear off because I I don't think I'm in the driver's seat. So like, what am I supposed to do, right? So I try to pee in this cup and end up it didn't make it into the cup. Like, I don't understand. What was I supposed to do? So I start. It doesn't get where did it go? It went all over my seat. Oh, so you don't have like a straight flow? No, it went everywhere. Yours is like a sprinkler flow. So I'm pissed and I'm like looking around. There's this blanket in the back seat, so it's like perfect little kids. Get it. I'm so pissed. I'm like crying. Kristen didn't answer her phone because I call her for every minor inconvenience. She doesn't answer, and I'm like, What the f**k am I supposed to do here if I get pulled over at any f**king point and I have no nothing on with a sports bra and I'm just cruising down the f**king highway? Like, what the f**k? So because I was like, my clothes are soaking wet from being so sweaty and I don't want to put them back on. And now I peed on my seat and I don't want to sit on the seat. They just pittance. I have this blanket there, so I call you like, I'm like, Please tell me your home for the love of God. Please tell me your home. And he's like, Yeah, why? And I'll have to explain to him that I piss my 30 year old self pissed myself on the way home. And unbeknownst to me, his cousin is here. And now they're having like this little like crab picking fest in the garage because Elijah boiled crabs and whatever they were eating crabs. And I was like, I'm going to pull into the garage and run into the house. He's like, No, you can't. But he didn't tell me why. So it's like, I'm annoyed because I'm like, Why does it make sense for me to pull up in front of the house and not into the garage? Like, please tell me where that makes sense. I pull up and they're in the air in the garage and he's like, I told you to pull up to the front of the house, and I was like, Oh my god. So he brings out a blanket, wraps me in it. I run in the house to take a shower, and I'm just like, How does this happen to me? Like, OK, wait, I'm going to need there's a couple of things that are going on here. So the first thing is if you got pulled over at any given moment and you were just strolling around Delaware with a sports bra, no underwear, no shorts like, you're immediately getting arrested. I think what I if I was in my car, I'm pretty sure it isn't illegal to drive without shoes. I would imagine it's illegal to drive. I think that's a myth. Oh, I mean, it might be illegal, but I've done it a lot of times, so it never gotten busted. But like, I don't know, it's one of my crocs, huh? The pee was in my crocs, like it went all the way down into my shoe. How what? You weren't even squatted then because they're just like, you know? I leaned my seat all the way back and got up into position, and I'm going to see a picture off of me right now. I'm going to send you a picture, but you cannot show anyone kill. Hold on. I'm going to send you this picture. You're sending me the picture. You took a picture in the midst of all of this, you took a picture of yourself. Oh boy, oh, I think I deleted it. That's what makes me know. Something's wrong with you. Why I actually took it. Because Kristen didn't answer the phone and I it was an S.O.S. Oh my god, why are you sending it to me? Yes. OK, I can't wait to see this. So, Eliza, when I was in the shower, I got home. I got immediately in the shower and Eliza cleaned out my car like my seat. And I was just like, Wow, like, oh, and then and then yesterday was really a day from hell for me. Wow. So I I responded, Well, my God, I just got the photo. Love. Oh, kill. Okay, now I understand more details. Like, first of all, why do you drive so close to the wheel? That's just what's comfortable for me. Like, do you feel more in control of the suburban that you're so close up there? Yeah, OK. That's the first question. The second question is like, so you you stayed in your car to prevent possibly getting hit on the side of the road, which is why you didn't like move into a better position to be able to go to the bathroom? Yeah. OK. The third thing is is, have you seen the tech talks of people peeing into these like cone things they like? They almost look like a fidget, but it's like they pull out and it's like made to like pee in the car. Have you seen this? I have to get one. Well, you wouldn't be able to use one because it goes to my next point of like when I see it's just like one straight flow. But if you're saying up and it kind of like, goes know like everywhere. Yeah, then I'm not thinking that that thing's going to work because the head on that is like small. It could have been just the position because I had to like, like, imagine you're about to have sex and you're up on your feet and you're like, going to bounce on it. I got into that position. Wait, what there is? Oh my god, it's oh, listen to this. You're going to be like kill is literally insane, like, OK, pretend like, you know, toddlers, they like what they like when they're like looking at something in the dirt or something and they like, yeah, straight down in their usual. Yeah, I got in that position. And so I thought that that was going to make my stream be like one like solid stream. You have to ask when you pee on the toilet. Is it like sports everywhere? Or I feel like a straight shot. I need to know from everybody who's listening to this. Like when you pee, is it like out of your vagina? Is it like, like everywhere, urethra or whatever? And or or is it a straight flow? I need to know that from everybody. Secondly, I need to tell you, whenever I was a little kid when we would go places with my nanny and poppa, they would pull over in their little Cadillac like on the side of the road if I had to pee because I guess at some point my parents terrified me and made me feel like I was going to die if I held my pee because they were very concerned, that was going to cause me to get a bladder infection like something going on. So they're like, Lindsay, don't hold your pee like you need to go immediately. So I had this in my mind, so whenever I would get in the car with my grandparents, they would get so pissed off because they would be like they, her parents have brainwashed her to like, think that she immediately has to get what she says. So they would pull over on the side of the road and nanny would hold me up for me to be able to go pee like I was sitting on a toilet, right? And then when we got back in the car, our buttholes always had to be checked and I'm like, Maybe like, why are you going through our potholes? And she was like checking for triggers and ticks to make sure, like one didn't jump in our butthole. Oh, well, I mean, I'm glad that she was looking out. Yeah, same. But like at that time of my life, I was just like, I I don't really think that it's necessary for you to spread my butthole like all the way apart and like, look up in the air to make sure that there's not like a f**king trigger. Oh, nanny was just she just wanted she was looking out for your best interests. We absolutely love that. But. This episode of Coffee Convos is brought to you by Huggies Special Delivery Diapers. 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I'm not going to go into like huge details until I've been given permission to do this. But like spent the weekend with suburban dad, there was like a hospital visit involved. Yeah, and it was it was pretty eventful for us. I was completely exhausted last night. I wanted to watch Virginia River, like didn't even make it through a whole episode. And oh, I said Virginia River, because that's what we call it. It's Virgin River. Didn't even make it through a whole episode slep eleven hours and then was told by Christian that I sound like I need an EpiPen because I'm having an allergic reaction. So that's that's what my weekend looked like. And I just need to say that like hospitals and E.R. is one thing I noticed was everybody had to wear a mask and there, but there was no stations to clean your hands. Oh, that's weird and not weird. Like, I know you're on a really long time. So I just said, that's very strange. No Purell stations in the E.R. anywhere. And you know, if you want to be able to tell good stories, I feel like, you know, it's a huge health risk to do this to like, go into the E.R. and sit. But like, if you mask up and possibly wear gloves and put like nearly zero cover to like put on the chair, like it's probably a good place. Like people watch, it's legal. I don't know if it is, but like there was a lot of stuff going on in that E.R. and I was like been to a hospital, and I can't even remember probably what I was going to say the last time I gave birth, but I wasn't even in the hospital then. Oh, actually, I completely unrelated. I forgot to tell you about this. I took a bath for the first time in my new bath this weekend for the first time since you moved into your house. Yeah, I was like, I have a really great shower and I just wasn't taking baths like I used to take baths really often at the other house. But this one, I just did it. So this time I did. So I was just like, Oh, I just didn't feel good. And I was like, Let me take a bath. So I found this mask. It's a cocoa, not cocoa. It's a coffee scrub, face and body mask, and I smell the coffee. It was like, Oh, let me put this on. Why did I put this on in the bath? And it looked like I smeared s**t all over myself and I've seen water turn look to brown water. Yes. And I sent it to Kristen and I said, What the f**k is going on? She immediately thought, you diary it immediately. If Elijah saw that he would have thought I s**t myself in the tub. Oh, oh, oh yeah. Oh wait, I need everybody to tell me if you're like a bath girl or a shower girl because I feel like you're one or the other, I used to be a bath girl throughout my whole marriage. And then I don't know if that was like a habit that I shared through my divorce or like what happened. But I haven't taken a bath outside of when I got sick and I had COVID for the third time. I took a bath at my house here and sat in Epsom salts. I always say, Hmm, yeah, I sat in at the outside of that. I can fully tell you I have not taken a bath since I've lived at this house is so strange and I took a bath every day, right? So it's so weird. How things? I don't know because I I never was about taker, and then I was for a short time, probably my whole pregnancy with Creed. And then I moved back into my old house, which I didn't have like a great bathtub. And then here I didn't. I just have it, and I have a really great bathtub here. So I was like, Let me just try. That brings me to a debate that he likes, and then I got into the other day. Mm hmm. How often is that what we're calling arguments now? It wasn't an argument. It was just like a light. First thing is to shower together, like, that's his thing. That's his love language. I don't know. Like if you showering, he always asked me if I'm coming with things like that. So I have a great story to tell you about those that continue. He asked me, or he told me, two days max on a washcloth. Wait, what? Like the washcloth that you use in the shower? Yeah, he told me, two days max, you can't use it for more than two days. Oh, I love this story so far. Go ahead. And I said, what? And he said, two days max on the washcloth and I said, OK, like I normally change them every week. Like every week, I would change that and my towel. Sometimes I use two towels, so like because one for my hair and one for my body. But he was like, no, like, you know, that's so gross. And I was like, Oh. And then he told me that you were supposed to wash your face first, not your body first, which sometimes. As I washed my body first and then I wash my face, but he was like, no, because if you wash your dirty body and then you put it on your face like, you can't do that. I f**king love this conversation so much. Oh my god, yes. So how often do you change your washcloth? OK, so first of all, I hope that my dad is not listening to this episode. If he knew that any of his children used a washcloth more than one time and like, did not put it out of the shower like we were taught, you use your washcloth, you bring it out, you throw your washcloth out, dry off and then we'd never reuse towels. Oh, yeah. So I'm like, whoa. A two day event, because here's the argument that I would have had back with Elijah. Hey, Elijah, hey, hey, hey. So if you're using your washcloth and the method is is you're going to wash your face first and then your body, if you're using it a second time, it's all cross-contaminated anyway. So like your a*****e is literally on your face if you're using it again. Right, right, right. OK. So I'm thinking that like a washcloth is not something that you use multiple times or, you know, some people do use washcloth for their face and then use a loofah for their body. So then like you could if you're trying to, like, save in that way. I do use my towel two times before now that I live on my own. I never did growing up because I wasn't the one doing the laundry. But now that I do do my own laundry, I use my towel twice, put it in the wash. But to use a washcloth, kill for an entire week. I am, but I have something different I use on my face. OK, so you're not like washcloth in your face, OK, so that that changes the story a little bit, but I do feel like that this is completely relatable. I also just like, don't like the way that towels smell after they've been wet and not been in like an actual dryer, but just like air dried. Right, right, right. Right? Yeah. I just I guess I was surprised because not to put like my ex's business out there, but by putting his business out there, but putting all of their business out there. I don't remember any of my baby daddies ever using a washcloth. What do they use their hand? They would just rub the bar of soap on their body. Like, I don't like soft washcloth. I like those super rough ones and I can I can post a picture because Natalie got me really nice ones like soft ones, and I was like, Thank you. So yeah, so if you're, you know, you're saying that you're using a washcloth to like, exfoliate. The other thing is is this week and you're going to do this, we need to take a video of this stuff that's like in our showers of like you. That's it. Yes, I love that. OK, so I'm so excited because I know kale probably is a product queen. She probably has so much s**t up in that shower. I do. I already know, like already now I'm very I'm a minimalist. I feel like just period like, I'm a maximalist. I'm like, I have all this s**t now. But like, I have just very specific things that I have either used for years. You did kind of turn me on to be like more of a product junkie than I was before of like trying things and that kind of started in Dallas. OK, OK. Like when we went to target and I was like, OK, well, you know, like maybe I can like and I found some good things, so I feel like we need to share them this week. OK, OK, I'm down for that. That would be really good. If Christine could just remind us of that. I will take a product, a shower product. VIDEO. OK. Also, while we're on this topic, you were saying that like showering together is his love language. Last week we were talking about Kim Kardashian and her having not seen or whatever they're what. What's your show called the Kardashians? Yeah, it's not Keeping Up anymore. Yeah. Had that seen with Pete about showering together and in front of the whole family? And I have a personal story that I want to share about this, but I need you to tell me. Have you guys always just like shower together, like since you've been together and or did this just like, evolve over time? Like, how does this transpire? Well, first, let me just start by saying I've never been like a shower together. Like, that's never been like my thing. Yeah. I apologize for this, and of course, I never really loved it and didn't really like it, and then when I met him, this has just been our thing. It was his thing. I don't know if he showered with it or not. I don't personally give a f**k. So I don't know if it's always been his thing, but it's definitely like it feels weird, like if we don't shower together now. So like every time you take a shower or you guys like, OK, let's take a shower like out of seven days a week, I would say five times we were showering together. No, ma'am, for multiple reasons. I'm like, That is my personal time. This is where I am doing the grooming. Like this is where I'm having five minutes of silence. I also say that, but I take most of my calls. You know how you guys were talking about how you've taken business calls like s**tting? Mm hmm. OK, well, it is not uncommon for me to be on the phone with Kristen or like, you won't talk on the phone. So like, I can't call you, but like, I'll be on the phone with Kristen. I'll be on the phone with Caroline. Like catching up about my day, I'll be on phone with suburban dad. I've gotten in arguments in the shower with will like over the phone, over co-parenting stuff like Can you even hear each other? Yeah, because I just have it on this on the ledge. Like, I mean, it's a very risky business. Like for sure. Thank God. Bodyguards. But like, very risky there. But I do it. I just like put it on my put on speaker and put it on like a shampoo bottle. It's like flat or like on my ledge, and I'll just be having a full blown conversation. Like I do it with my parents and they'll be like, Are you in the shower? And I'm like, Yeah, mind your f**king business. Like, Continue on. Although I don't know, I can show you my cat and you talk. I don't. I'm not like shaving my body when I'm showering with him. OK, well then when are you doing it? I'll I'll shave separately. Like, not because that to me, because like the way that I have to shave my cat is so personal. Like just I would be so embarrassed. Like one time he walked in while I was shaving my cat and I, he was like, I saw your head. And then it disappeared because I like, squatted down and he and I popped back up and he was like, What the f**k? Like, he had no idea what was going on. And so I don't really shave with him. I would say, like the two or three times a week that we don't shower together, I shave. OK. While I also and he also loves the scorching hot water like I'm talking, Yes, I do, too. So I don't for that reason alone. Like, I could probably never shower with anyone else because my water is on the highest setting possible and the steam is coming off of the water so hot I will be completely beat red by the time I get out of the shower. And that's how I know for a fact that like, I'm clean, I don't see. I sometimes I have to take a cold shower like I get urges to take like a nice cold shower. Are there benefits of like taking a cold shower? Yeah, I like look them up a while ago, but it's weird because when I was doing that before, it was like I was trying to take cold showers like I wanted to see if I felt different or see if the benefits like I was reading on mine were true. But like now I have urges like I will literally text cursive and be like, I have to take a cold shower right now. Like, I don't know if it's hormone imbalance. I don't know if it's insanity. I don't know what it is, but that also will be a time where I'm like, I have to take a cold shower and he won't get in with me because he will literally sweat like, you know, how you can, like, put the temperature up on like your water tank or whatever? Yeah, mine does best. Yeah, he put. And I'm like, You're not doing that here. Like, I like cold water. No, no, no, no, ma'am. So wait, can you tell me people who shower together, like, what are you guys doing in there? I'm genuinely interested. Like, Is this life conversation? Are you guys like playing with each other's privates? Like, what's happening or we have a concert? He usually sings R&B to me, and he's just being cute and funny, and we just talk about life, and I've never met another man that's as thoroughly clean as he is in the shower. Oh, like his cleaning habits? Yeah, I mean, the way that he scrubs his entire body, I mean, to be fair, he works in concrete. So like, OK, but like he washes his body two or three times. I would say scrubs. They don't like. He scrubs it and I'm like, Oh, my God, does that hurt? Like, you're literally digging in your a*s with a washcloth? Like, does that hurt? Well, because we're getting so TMI. But like, I will also tell you, I wash my body. I'm a twofer. So like two times every day, every time I get in the shower and I take multiple showers a day, I also use like the same body stuff like all of. My body to like white, but then underneath, like my armpits, my vagina. Wow, I'm just like telling all my business I I'll use Purell. OK, all right up here. I'll dial you style for my armpits and my butt and stuff like that. Yeah, and then I do. I'm all up on my a*s. Yeah. And I have like and I also this is really gross and very TMI. I have this like weird. It's probably not that weird, but ever since I got into a relationship, I'm super. I'm hyper aware of my earrings. Mm-Hmm. Oh, wait, why are you saying that smell so bad? And I have earrings that you can't really take out. I had, like the jeweler, put them in with like posts that I can't really take out. Like, it would be really difficult for me to like, constantly take them out, clean them and put them back in. So I use a, you know, those Kirsten wouldn't know what they're called. It's like this like thing with a rotating brush head and then you like you usually use it on your face. Oh yeah, like a yeah, I've seen it. Kristen, what is it called? Clarisonic? Thank you. I have one of those and I put dial soap on it and I scrub my earrings like in my while they're in your ears. Yeah, with dial. Because I'm why? Why am I talking about this? I'm just like afraid that he'll put his face by my ears or something and smell like earring backs or something. Oh my gosh. Well, wait, have you had an experience before where someone was like your ear smell foul? No, I've smelled them myself. Oh my gosh, no. Well, I take my earrings out every single night, but I also only have one piercing, and I would love to know if anybody is listening to this, which they are. Do you have multiple piercings or are you just like one piercing or no piercings? And do you take your earrings out every single night because I can't sleep with them in my ear? 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And get 30 percent off your first subscription, that's combos to sixty four thousand. Message and data rates may apply. Terms apply. Available at Aura Organic Flash Terms. Have a question to ask you. OK, this is going to be a way to. So you should be terrified. Do you prefer a certain sex positions with Elijah that you didn't prefer with other partners? Yeah, yeah. Mm hmm. Why is that? I don't know. I think it's an intimacy thing, and I also like our sex, which is very different than other partners with one partner in particular. It was like that was the only way that I felt connected to him. So I would just do whatever, whenever, however, you know what I mean. And so while I didn't really feel like it was intimate, yeah, it was just like banging it out. Yeah, because I was trying to make sure that like he was getting his needs met in that way so that I would like if I was doing that job, maybe he wouldn't cheat, but he did. And with Elijah, I just, I don't know. Like, he's more and I don't want to say romantic. I don't think that's the right word, like intimate. Like, there's just like more like intimacy with our sex life. Agreed. Yeah. If that makes sense, because I know sex is intimate, but like there's like more. There's more of a connection there. Yeah. Yeah. No, I fully agree with that. And I also back to the point you were saying about the cheating. I fully believe that people are less likely to cheat if they are connected more on an emotional level than they are sex. O-level, I agree with that. I do I do agree with that because I feel like if you are emotionally connecting, then you are vested there like if it's just sex, because if you think about the psychology behind it and generally just how I'm not going to, I'm going to generalize. But there are some outliers, I'm sure. But to men, sex or sex and for women more. So I feel like sex is more of an emotional act, physical, but an emotional. And I think that if men are connecting on that emotional level with the person, they're going to be less likely to cheat than if they're just physically connecting. Right, right, right, right. I agree with that. I really do. So can you tell me how this hygiene tiff ended? I said I would talk about it on the podcast. Like, like I wasn't is that I love our argument and like in our relationships, like, OK, fine, I'll just talk about it and take it up with coffee combos. No, literally. And he knows he'll say it before I do. He's like, Now I'm going to talk about it on the podcast and I'm like, Yeah, because I mean, Ensor's and like, this one was like a good one because I felt like, OK, like, you're not being dirty. So this is like a good like, sure, I'll just get a new washcloth every time, and then I'll just replace my stuff that I use on my ears and on my face, like more often. And then I'll just towels. I feel like a two day thing. But yeah, that's fine, and I feel like there is something else I said I was going to talk about in the park. Oh yeah, he he brought home crabs last night. Like, sounds so wrong. A live. And he was going to boil them. He was going to wait. What? Like crabs to eat? And I was like, No. Like, we're not. Where did they find live ones? Well, we're really close to Maryland. Mm hmm. And they're known for their crabs. And I was like, I'm going to talk about this on the podcast because I just don't support like having a live animal and cooking it in front of my face where like the meat that I already eat is already butchered. I don't want to see these like little crack because I will save the crabs. I just, first of all, nobody's bringing anything in this house live and then cooking it. Well, he cooked it outside because I was like, That's where I draw the line. I've always felt really weird about like the lobsters and stuff, just like swimming around, like when you were a little kid and went grocery shopping with your mom. And while this was like my experience, but go grocery shopping at Walmart with your mom and you're like a donut thief and you're like stealing the donuts while you're walking around grocery shopping and you see these lobsters just like in the container. And you always hope that like your mom doesn't get a wild hair to get a lobster and like, why are those swimming around at the grocery store, right? Have you ever wondered that? Yeah, I never. I guess I never really thought about it when I was a kid. Like, You just saw the lobster in the tank, in the grocery store. But I didn't think about them being like boiled and like, what a horrible death. Like being boiled to death. Like, that's so horrible, car. I couldn't think of a worse thing, to be honest way I was gonna tell you my little shower story and then got off track. So when my biological mom was remarried or I don't know if she was like remarried or they were just like sleeping together or something, I don't know. But they would always talk about like showering together, or they would be like, You want to take a shower like in front of us. And I always felt so uncomfortable about it, and I felt like it was so weird or like at nighttime it when we became teenagers or like middle schoolers, I don't know. They would be like, Are you ready to take a shower? And like, what is that? And like, why is that going on? And like, I've never heard my dad and Julie say that ever. Like, I mean, they probably did shower together, I'm sure. But like, it was just like, never advertise. And it's just like, so weird to me, and I always felt like freaked out about it. Like your knowing your family showers together, knowing that like the adults that are raising me or showering together? Yeah, frickin weirded out about it. Wait, do you have do you have the policy in your house where everybody has to keep their door unlocked? Yeah, I don't let anyone lock their doors. Yeah, I'm just I don't worry about it because I just you don't. You never know like what could go on. Same. I'm so weird about it, and I'm just like, No, we don't need to be in the room with doors closed. Like, pretty much we have open door policy, no logging policy in my house. Yeah, I agree with that. Yeah, because I was locking doors and I know what I was doing. Wait, so we saw this thing called a scam. And yeah, all of us saw it. It was going on in coffee convos. I was trying to drink a mojito, and you and Kristen were blowing up coffee combos group chat on Friday, and this was on CBC business and. It was just a let me see if I can make this a little bit bigger so I can read it, OK? It says this is wild. BMW is now selling a monthly subscription service for heated seats and your car. The monthly fee is $18, annual fee, one hundred and eighty. The car will come with all the necessary components, but payment is needed to remove a software block. I am alarmed. So this is the article sick of subscriptions heated seats in cars the latest cost to test consumers limits. BMW won't charge a monthly fee for the feature in Canada, though businesses love subscriptions. A nicely warmed leather seat in a luxury automobile is how many BMW owners imagine their driving experience on a cold winter road. But if those drivers live in the United Kingdom or South Korea, they may have to pay a monthly fee to experience the heated barracks. Among other features, the luxury car manufacturer has introduced monthly charges to those in markets to activate heated seats and those vehicles, along with features such as traffic camera alerts or driving assistance. While BMW is not bringing the practice to Canada or the United States for heated seats yet, it sparked questions about whether the business model is changing for how consumers pay for goods that they were traditionally one time purchases. So I feel like this is just a movement that's happening in society. It's like, you know, at one point we were using like DirectTV, and that was just like our provider or Comcast or whatever. And that's what we use now. We have all of these streams that we have to have subscriptions to. And I know that Tesla's model is like this, like, you have to like unlock stuff on a monthly fee. Yeah. So that was what I was going to say when I posted it. Someone else told me that that was Tesla's model. I don't know if that's Tesla's new model, but I got a Tesla yesterday and it was he. I don't want to put his business out there, but he said that that's the Tesla that he has. He doesn't have like a subscription or anything for heated seats, so I don't know if that's a newer model. Tesla's he has, I think, the Tesla three or the five, and that was not the experience that he had. So he he didn't know like what that was. But. I'm angry about it because I just feel like vehicles are already so overpriced, like they're just so the amount of money that I paid for my suburban, which I don't know that suburban is a luxury vehicle. It's not like an escalator or something like that. I paid entirely too much to be then paying a subscription for heated seats or my heated steering wheel. I just feel like that's. It's just taking it too far, and it's literally like micro transaction analyzing everything. Well, so my thoughts on this is if the car has the feature to be able to use it, why if you're purchasing the car and you're purchasing for features, I guess you're taking that idea completely away and it's like, OK, you're purchasing the car and these are the features that are available, but you're going to pay a fee on top of and mind you, this is not affecting the United States as of yet. This was just something that I saw, and I was like, Wow, that's very interesting. I would love to know what other people think about it. Evidently, the practice is supposed to help smooth out companies revenues over time so a company can expect a steady stream of more predictable income rather than large bursts of money whenever the purchases made it as businesses and their investors value that predictability. And another potential business boon is that consumers may not want to cancel the service once they've tried it out. So, you know, it's kind of like once you try it out, Netflix, like, you know, you're probably just they're going to just keep getting your monthly subscription because you're not going to cancel Netflix. Same concept. Like once you've been in the car on a cold day and you've used a heated seat, same thing. Right? I mean, I definitely wouldn't like I have heated seats, air conditioned front seats, heated back seats and then a heating steering wheel. But by far, I would never give up my heated steering wheel in the wintertime. That's so great. So I don't have a heated steering wheel. I do have the air conditioned seats and the heated seats. But this week's this quote speaks to exactly what I just said. People quickly adapt to the increased level of comfort. I suspect it will become much harder to stop the subscription, much harder to adapt to a lower level of comfort by stopping some subscription. So I think that this is just truly preying on consumers and how we want, want, want. And once we become accustomed to having, we don't want to lose it. And this is a scam and I'm a scam because we just we pay so much for our vehicles and people work so f**king hard for the vehicles that they have. I just don't think it's fair to the consumers, and I know life's not fair, but it is very, very irritating. Remember, I would tell you guys, like, I'm so thankful for my vehicle. I'm so f**king thankful for my vehicle. That's like the one that gets me everywhere. I need to go. Like, knock on wood, I've had a great experience with my Suburbans. I would be like, not for nothing, but I mean, the suburban is almost 80 grand. Like, why would I have to pay? Like, you're talking about Tesla and BMW and probably Mercedes and all of these other luxury vehicles? Like, do you get what I'm saying? Like, it's not fair for people who bust their f**king asses to have these vehicles. Like, I just don't think it's fair, but really, it's a model that, you know, outside of automobiles that businesses have been using for a long period of time. You know, like I'm talking about subscriptions with streams and whatever. If you think about it, you can have a phone device, but unless you have service, you can't really use it. So you have to, you know, pay for the service to be able to use it. You want to be a wife. I got to pay for internet, you know, like it's just really the way that the world kind of works. I'm not happy about it. I'm like, No, if I'm going to the car to a car dealership and I'm purchasing a car, I want to look and see all the specs. I want to see what they have, and I'm going to decide if it's worth me having that feature or if it's not. And I want to purchase it then and then that's it. Like, I don't want to have to sign up for subscriptions. Right, right. With love. I mean, I get it from a business standpoint, like 100 percent. 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That's $5 or more cashback on your first purchase of $10 or more using promo code coffee combos. I would love to talk to you about something that I talked about in therapy last week, and I want to just get your thoughts on it. So I was going through a process with my therapist about some things that are going on in my life and things that have created trust issues and identifying like the root cause of those trust issues. And I feel like it's like really hard. And do you think that you can ever get over trust issues? I think it varies by situation. I think it varies by person and by person, I don't mean the person that you are trying to get over the trust issues, I mean, the person that you're trying to work on them through because are we talking you and the same person that caused the trust issues? Or are we talking about you're with somebody new or you have a new friendship and you you're having you're struggling with the trust issues from the last person bringing them into the new friendship relationship, whatever, like, I think it really Lambo, right? Like, yeah, for me, I think if you have an issue with trust and you have established that like that is the most important thing in a relationship like you, you have deal breakers, right? And it's like, I can't trust you, I can't be with you. And I'm not saying this is about my relationship. I'm just saying like in general in general. And so I do think sometimes when you get in a relationship, you bring things like spill over from another relationship, whether it be broken trust from that past relationship into a new relationship. And then someone does something in a new relationship that like triggers you. And it's like, OK, well, you know, now I have trust issues, or it really probably is more so less about what you're currently going through and more about things like you didn't fix before you currently started going through something else. Does that make sense? Yeah, I think it just varies by, I don't know. For me, I'm like, I would love to be able to get over trust issues, but I guess it's just like constant work. It is constant work. And I often had that conversation with my therapist, like it just feels like constant work and no like no result or outcome. Like, wouldn't it be so nice to just be? And I say this, this is like a total fantasyland, but like when it just be so nice to not have problems, but that's like good. What would life be like, though? You know, it's like, it's not like I want problems in my life, but I do feel like sometimes when you have issues, it allows you to dive a little bit deeper. Like, if I just had a life that, like had no issues like I know some people that have rarely ever faced any type of adversity in any situation, it's just like they've been able to skate by. Actually, you know what, I'll call it out right now. Will has rarely ever had anything happen in his life that he has had to face any type of adversity because his parents have always been there, never really had any issues. They don't really have conflict because it's pretty surface level stuff that goes on. So there's like really not a and I don't say this to be shady. I'm just saying like, there's really no reason for conflict because they don't dive deep enough to get to a place where they're there's conflict. Right? Didn't have a job until he graduated. College was, you know, only required to play sports, whatever and just been able to kind of like skate through life with no issues. And I wasn't afforded that same luxury and some issues I've created for myself, you know, like things, I've gone through my marriage, whatever. But then, you know, there were some things that I did not choose for myself that I've had to be able to navigate and wonder often times, like, did the situation with my biological mother and like the strain there? Did I have trust issues like from childhood that have been brought into all of my relationships that I'm just, like, very unaware of? Oh, I definitely think that's the case for both of us. I wholeheartedly believe that. And it's like, Yes, I there are certain things if like somebody does something to you in a relationship, it's like, I don't feel like I should be made to feel bad because I have trust issues from a strained relationship from childhood, because their action was their action, right? But like also, I think I go into situations with a trust issue like immediately, I'm like, You have to prove that I can trust you. In the beginning, like when Dr. Drew used to say, like, your childhood affects your adulthood and your relationships and stuff, I wasn't a believer, but now I wholeheartedly listen to them. Are they teabagging? I don't know what the hell they're doing out there. We love that for them. But what were you saying about Dr. Drew? She was always like telling me that your childhood affects your adulthood and your relationships and things like that, and they didn't really believe it. But I definitely do now. And I think a lot of things that I've gone through my relationship definitely come from what you're describing. Yeah. So what was his solution to that? We asked Dr. Drew, I'm like, Hold on, let me call him. No, I. Probably just like working through it in therapy and just really coming to peace with all of it, it's it's really sad to think about because I don't think that our parents ever were like, Oh my God, let's traumatize our kids. You know what I mean? Like, I don't say that all the time that like our parents did. They raised us to the they could have done better, right? Like, I think that any person could say, Oh, you know, our parents could have done better this in this regard or like they could have done better here. But it's not really our place, and I've had to learn that through therapy, like it wasn't my decisions to make. So like, I can't control those things that. You know, the car that was dealt and these are the things that I'm dealing with now and I can't control those things. I never had control of those things. Only thing I have control of is how I respond to those things and how I heal from those things as an adult. And I'm sure our own children are going to have things that they feel like. There's going to be things that were mistakes on our end that maybe f**ked with them a little bit. And I think the idea now for me is not to hope for no like obviously the goal is no trauma, but like I would just want to do less damage than what my parents did to me because obviously I'm human, I'm going to f**k up. I'm not going to be perfect, but as long as my kids understand that and they know, like, I mean, they don't have control over what we do as parents well. And I think it's always a good thing to say, like I'm going to try to do better than they did like that's the positive mindset, right? Like, as long as I'm doing better than they did, I don't, I don't know. Like, I don't really think that my parents did that bad. Like, there are certain things that your situation's way different than mine. Like, there are certain things. I'm like, OK, you know what? Hide like, you really f**ked me up with the no shoes in the house thing. And like, I'm traumatized for that because now I have traumatized every single one of my guests that like comes to my house. And like how I'm going to present to them. Like why they have to take your shoes off, like certain stuff like that. But then I'm like, they did a lot of great things too, you know? So it's like, you take the good, you leave the bad, you do better than the bad and it's good, right? Wait, can you tell me about this? Like this family like the Whitacre's or whatever the hell? Oh, for talking to us about. Yeah. So it was scrolling on Tik Tok and I found this Tic TAC of a family called the Whitacre's that I had never heard of and never even knew they existed and went down an insane rabbit hole and made my kids watch it as well. The Whitacre's are allegedly the most inbred family in America, and I mean, not for nothing, but they seem pretty happy and don't seem to bother anybody. But allegedly from what I've read, the original parents were first cousins of twins, and then they had 15 children. A lot of them are disabled and have birth defects. And but the community of all West Virginia and West Virginia actually like really protects and looks out for this family. And like, if people go there to like, mock them or like be mean or do like taunt them, the community look like shoo them away and stuff. But this, I think his name is Mark. Mark did like this like in-depth interview slash documentary of them, and they did like this go fund me and stuff to help them. They did their first trip to Walmart on the documentary. They'd never been to Walmart. Can you send us all this stuff? Like, Can we post it? Yes, it's insane. And like, once you start, you can't stop like going down the rabbit hole. Thanks for giving me something else to do to add to my weekly list of things to do. I do want to say, like outside of that, we can post all of the information on it. But I just have to like briefly say that the Victoria's Secret documentary like, I'm not trying to start s**t, but I thought it was terrible. Like I could not I could not get through it whatsoever. It was really hard for me to be able to follow or like for it to engage me like at all didn't love it. So for those reasons alone, Kaitlyn, I sent to the group chat like, we're not covering this because it's just say, though the one thing, the one takeaway that I got from episode one was that Jeffrey Epstein was involved heavily with Lex Wexner, and you could probably Google that separate from the documentary. I didn't love the documentary. It was very hard to stay engaged. I got sidetracked. I was doing other things. I just it was very hard to get into. We don't love it. No love that for us was the other show that you were telling me that I need to watch. I was going to watch it for next week. Vanished or vanishing? Is that a documentary? I haven't watched it yet, but yes, it's like a duck. You don't know what it's about. Wait, let me see. Wait, why does it say that it was in 2018? Yeah, it's probably older, but you know how sometimes they come back? Yeah, like documentaries come up. Yeah, it says it's a true story of the mysterious disappearance of three lighthouse keepers. So I'm going to try to get into it like I might not be able to let you guys know next week if I'm able to get into it enough to to be able to have a conversation about it. And you guys know that I love Steve Harvey's on the play, a tech talk really quick if you keep doing what you've been doing. You can't get what you bring. So you had a place in your life and you ain't happy with it. You have to change things. What? You have to make a conscious, conscious decision that you are going to change what you think. I mean, I know you don't love Steve as much as me, but he's got a good point. He got a good point. I I when I watch Steve Harvey, I'm like, OK, here's all the reality check that I need outside of like. Also, the reality check that I get from church on Sundays. I'm like, OK, between church and Steve Harvey, I'm getting all the reality checks that I need, and there are certain things that I find myself doing in my life. Sometimes I'm like, You know what? When I watch that ticktalk, I was like, You know what? That is so true. Like, I want to b***h about certain stuff and I'm like, But I'm consciously making that decision to to do what I shouldn't have been doing. Right? We love that for me. Love that for you. Take action today for a healthier tomorrow with Everly, well, they're at home lab tests and vitamins and supplements can help you get the knowledge and support you need to become healthier you when you know more, you can do more and I feel this way so strongly. So if you could do science to discover more about your body, you can do better. And with Everly, well, you can take any kind of test that they offer. Lindsey and I have done, I think all of them. I absolutely love it. 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Yes, pull it up right now. OK, I'm already past the first line. You're reading this. Oh my god, OK, foul play. But maybe not to foul. Several years ago, when I started dating my now husband, he came over to my house for a Netflix and chill kind of evening. This was the first time he was spending the night at my house. I was trying to be all cute. I had my cue pajamas on trying to play it cool and casual. All of the things we do in the beginning of a new relation, I was literally just about to say that like, this is really the things that we all do. I love it. We were sitting on the couch and I had to pee, so I got up to go to the bathroom. And when I stood up and walked around the coffee table, my foot got tripped in a fan cord that was plugged in and that b***h took me out. It was like everything was happening so much. I literally locked eyes with him. I was going down and his eyes got so big, but there was nothing he could do. It happened so fast, so I busted a*s right in front of him. I hit the floor so hard, I started hysterically laughing and he was laughing too. But remember, I was on my way to pee. So yeah, I laid there on the floor and pissed all over my oh, I was still laying on the floor, laughing, but saying, Oh no, oh no, no, you OK, are you hurt? I said, I'm not hurt. I just put all over my spoon. He helped me stand up and said, Oh God, there's a puddle. Go take a shower of his pants. We were both laughing so hard as I ran to the shower. I was certain that when I got out of the shower, he would be gone, but no pee was still there. I thought to myself, Well, I picture myself in front of this guy and he's still here, so you must really like me. We've been together for over seven years now. Love both of you, ladies and the podcast. Thank you for making me laugh every week. Was this basically you? This is me. Yeah, I literally like as I was reading it, I was picturing like my first townhouse and like I would have had a fan plugged in and I probably would have happened to me. So, yeah, this is 100 hundred percent. Absolutely. First of all, if I ever like, I would be mortified. Actually, my stomach was growling the other day and suburban dad was like, Did you this far? And I'm like, No, and he's like, It came out of your butt and I'm like, No, it didn't like it. Absolutely deny it was my belly growing. If something like this happened to me, I'm like a very embarrassed person about stuff like this. I know, like immediately I'm making you go home like, See if you're okay. I also was like that. But now, especially since having the podcast and calling myself out, now I'm I don't get as embarrassed easily. We love that. Yeah. Thank God for the podcast and like we tell on ourselves, yeah, like when people are like, Oh, try to hold something over my head and I'm like, I'll tell myself next week when I record literally, I think I have a great day. Like, if you saw me pulled over on the side of the road and you saw me trying to take my pants off and put in a solo cup like I'm already going to tell everybody so you don't have to post about it. You don't have to post about it. You want to tell about it. Thank you. OK. Oh my god, guys. I just finished listening to the July 14th episode where you're talking about kids walking in on their parents having sex. Yeah, literal worst fear. Well, I have a story for you. My son is three years old. His bedroom is directly across from my bedroom. Mm-Hmm. Been there last night at 11:30. Me and my husband were having a little fun right before I peeped my right before I put my head in my son's room. He looked like he was asleep in his bed. Things were getting hot and heavy. I was on top when all of a sudden I hear a little voice hysterically laughing at me, says Mama. I immediately threw the blanket over. My head was so embarrassed. He came over to my side of the bed, pulled back the blanket and said, Bill Mama. As my husband lays there laughing, he says, Buddy, go back to bed. My mom says Mama crazy. I am mortified. Love the show. Been a listener since day one. Keep up the great work. First of all, this is like an actual f**king nightmare. Like. Could you just imagine, like being on the ride for your life and then your sign like pen? No, no, I'd like you, not for those reasons alone. Absolutely not. And every single person that has children knows that like there is a very fine line that you walk when you're trying to have a sexual encounter with a kid in the house like you got to be real quiet. You got to be real, discreet, like put a pillow over your face. Yeah, you got to like, be careful about positions in case store does open. Rory talking about years ago, Jackson having like those weird occurrences that were happening where he was just like randomly coming in and opening the door. Mm hmm. And I'm like for that. I mean, I'm not going to say that it was like a strain in our marriage, but like it was right, right? Right. And it's like, you know what? What's worse like creating a strain in your marriage because you're not going to have sex because you're so terrified of a kid walking in on you or traumatizing your kid? Potentially. I mean, which one? I don't know. Choose one now. What are my options? You can't think too hard. You're either you're straining your marriage relationship, whatever, because you're being so cautious because you don't want to be walked in on that. It's like, I would be so traumatized by this or traumatizing your kid, traumatizing my kid. We already knew that answer. We just needed you to say it. Obviously, I chose the first one. Now I'm divorced. We love that for us. OK, I got to tell you before we hop off, I am going to get my eyelashes tinted and lifted and my brows tinted and waxed. So excited. I get really excited about these appointments. I don't know about anybody else, but I just need to tell you, like, I tried eyelash extensions again. And this is something that we've talked about multiple times on here. And I always say when I don't have eyelash extensions and I get the lash lift intent, I will never get lash extensions again. And then I see someone with good lash extensions and I'm like, OK, I should like, try it one more time and the outcome is going to be different. And that's what causes me to be an insane person because I'm expecting a different result from the same process. Like, OK, I kid you not. I went and had these lash extensions done. I woke up a couple mornings later and I had almost four sat on one side and none on the other. Oh, see, no, I'm not paying all this money for that s**t and time, right? Like, my eyes are closed her so frickin long. Well, I'm not a back layer. Like, I don't like to lay on my back, which contrary to popular belief and having four kids and just being a starfish, I don't like laying on my back. So Langly back for an hour and a half to get the lashes and my back hurts. You know what I mean? Like, that's not so much work. Like, it's not fun, y'all. It's so much work. I'm just like, OK, I am tired from sleeping while you're doing these lash extensions because my eyes are closer so frickin long. Yeah, I never I've never felt I wish I could fall asleep during that, because then I would do it all the time like, OK, I'm going to go take a nap and productive nap. Scheduled nap sessions around like knowing that I'm getting my lashes done and I'm taken out here. The the table is not comfortable. I remember getting lash extensions when I was pregnant and I had to have like a pillow under my back. It's just not like it's not worth it to to me personally. But if y'all like it and that's your nap, it's your therapy. I support it. Love it for everybody who's doing it. I'm going to do the lash lift and I'm going to be a hypocrite and probably get lash extensions again, like within the next six months and then have this conversation all over again and then b***h about it, right? So if you guys have not followed us on our Coffee Convos podcast on Instagram, make sure you follow us over there. And if you have not subscribed to our show, you can search the Purple podcast app just type coffee combos, click Subscribe, click the FitStar or Leave US or interview. You can also find us on pretty much any other podcast app, and if episodes ever feel like you're delayed and not hitting Apple, Spotify or whatever on time, you can always check PodcastOne. It's always there first. Hope you guys have a great week, and we'll talk to you soon. See ya !

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CC399: On this month's bonus episode.. Lindsie is saying very suspicious things and one of Kail's kids unexpectedly drops a swear word during the Superbowl watch party. Kail addresses the speculations as to why we stopped hearing from Kristen all of a sudden. Because we recorded before Valentine's Day, Lindsie and Kail share their plans for Valentine's. Lastly, someone asks AITA in the Facebook group and today's Foul Play has the marriage relationship we all strive for.

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01:16:39 2/17/2025

CC398: Kail and Lindsie give their experiences with giving and receiving the silent treatment but are flabbergasted at the idea of anyone doing it to their children. Are you a LawnMower parent? Today we learn a new parenting term that Lindsie might be a part of and Kail explains how she wants self sufficient kids. And speaking of kids, another parenting article mentions the importance of teens balancing their family time which resonates with Kail. News of a lady sending fart videos to her boyfriend's ex is so unhinged and we are NOT here for it.

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01:15:42 2/13/2025

CC397: Kail and Lindsie are ready for this week to be over. Kail gives an update on her boob job and how she's been navigating co-parenting scheduling conflicts. Lindsie has ALSO been having co-parenting problems, and speaks on the Disney Dad theory that one parent always gets to be the fun parent while the other does not. A listener's daughter doesn't like swearing, and today's Foul Play makes us glad we're not school bus drivers.

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CC396: Lindsie is having co-parenting issues that is on the verge of escalating, which Kail can relate to. Kail talks about the faux coochie emergency, their thoughts on the Blake Baldoni scandal, and is unconditional love a good thing? A listener asks a super sus question that has Kail and Lindsie concerned about the listener's relationship.

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01:20:34 1/30/2025

CC395: On this month's bonus episode... Lindsie and Kail ask their children to do as they say, and not as they do. Kail talks about new tax breaks and her stance on them as someone who came from poverty. Lindsie goes through her recent Instagram stories that had Kail and Elijah laughing in their beds the night before. Kail explains to Lindsie a new term, but not a new concept, called future faking. Listeners ask, how long should an engagement should last? And today's Foul Play teaches us about Colposcopy..

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01:25:12 1/27/2025

CC394: Lindsie gives an update on a beloved family pet and Kail plans to stay on RedNote forever. I'm sure many parents can relate to this article on Parental mental load, just as Kail and Lindsie have. They give their experiences and thoughts on how to deal with different issues. Lastly, we have listener questions and a Foul Play that has our coochies cringing. 

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01:12:16 1/23/2025

CC393: Lindsie and Kail are all in for a potential return of Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag - aka Speidi. Both of them double down on their opinions on last week's topic about spending separate time with OG family members. News of insurance companies dropping fire coverage in California months before the devasting fires has Kail and Lindsie feeling some type of way... And this Tiktok ban isn't helping. A listener asks if they should tell their BFF that they don't like their husband... Oof, we've all been there! 

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01:15:08 1/16/2025

CC392: Kail and Lindsie had a ROUGH holiday break that included therapy, surgery and tears. We start the episode with high emotions! Kail tries to figure out Lindsie's sibling dynamic on BOTH sides. Does anyone else struggle with parenting during their coparent's time? A listener asks if it's weird that their spouse's family is planning a family outing without the spouses and children?

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01:12:32 1/9/2025

CC391: Lindsie and Kail struggle with the trend of butterfly skirts being too short for certain ages. We are big supporters of four day work weeks and Kail explains how it would make a real difference in some familial situations. Lindsie watched the Lisa Frank docu-series on Amazon Prime and shares all the crazy details with Kail. One of today's Foul Plays is a reminder to Kail that she refuses to live with dementia.  

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01:09:43 1/2/2025

CC390: For the LAST episode of 2024 let us revisit the FIRST episode of 2024...

Lindsie recaps her hectic last days of 2023 and Kail shares her word of the year. Kail shares the unexpected message she received from her mom, and how in the same day she got in touch with her sister. Lindsie has some thoughts about Cher asking for conservatorship over her son and talks about the time her brother Kyle was under Todd's legal guardianship as an adult. A listener asks for advice on their 18 year-old daughter wanting to move out under objectionable circumstances, and for Foul Play someone gets a vasectomy scare.

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CC400: To the surprise of no one, Lindsie reads that oatmeal is the healthiest breakfast food for you.. But Kail will not be participating in that. What Kail IS interested in participating in is babysitting swaps with BFFs or family members after reading about another mom's experience with this hack. A listener shares a situation that many may relate to when it comes to friendship dynamics changing during pregnancies and after birth. Kail explains how she also experienced a sense of loneliness throughout her pregnancies and how they differed. Lindsie talks about her struggle when she first let Jackson see her cry and lose her cool. Today's Foul Play is giving foul but in a good way!

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CC399: On this month's bonus episode.. Lindsie is saying very suspicious things and one of Kail's kids unexpectedly drops a swear word during the Superbowl watch party. Kail addresses the speculations as to why we stopped hearing from Kristen all of a sudden. Because we recorded before Valentine's Day, Lindsie and Kail share their plans for Valentine's. Lastly, someone asks AITA in the Facebook group and today's Foul Play has the marriage relationship we all strive for.

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CC398: Kail and Lindsie give their experiences with giving and receiving the silent treatment but are flabbergasted at the idea of anyone doing it to their children. Are you a LawnMower parent? Today we learn a new parenting term that Lindsie might be a part of and Kail explains how she wants self sufficient kids. And speaking of kids, another parenting article mentions the importance of teens balancing their family time which resonates with Kail. News of a lady sending fart videos to her boyfriend's ex is so unhinged and we are NOT here for it.

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CC397: Kail and Lindsie are ready for this week to be over. Kail gives an update on her boob job and how she's been navigating co-parenting scheduling conflicts. Lindsie has ALSO been having co-parenting problems, and speaks on the Disney Dad theory that one parent always gets to be the fun parent while the other does not. A listener's daughter doesn't like swearing, and today's Foul Play makes us glad we're not school bus drivers.

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CC396: Lindsie is having co-parenting issues that is on the verge of escalating, which Kail can relate to. Kail talks about the faux coochie emergency, their thoughts on the Blake Baldoni scandal, and is unconditional love a good thing? A listener asks a super sus question that has Kail and Lindsie concerned about the listener's relationship.

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