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

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I feel ready. I feel good. I feel good. We've got a lot to talk about. Spirits are high. Do you do a pap in your staff? - Got a good pet my step.

I took creatine this morning for the first time.

“- Do you need that's what's carrying you through?”

- I don't know. But I saw a stat on creatine. Everyone's talking about creatine. It's everywhere. We know that. But then coincidentally, I saw some of great stat for women also taking creatine.

And I was going to share it on the podcast today and I lost the stat. - Well, women are supposed to take it. - Yeah. - But there's all these things we're supposed to do.

Who can keep track? - Ready? - You need a bunch of protein. You're a bunch of flock chicken sticks. Falk chicken skins.

- I'm on a stick now available on Amazon. - Get your problem really. We're getting a lot of flock questions like I can't answer. So, yet I get someone in the comments. Someone in Chicago wants to know where they can get flock near them.

- Okay. Well, you know what we're going to do? - What? - We'll get our customer service guys on. - Well, where can they get in Chicago? - Well, the store locator can tell them the exact stores.

- Okay, I'll respond. I saw the last night and I went to bring it up to you. - Love the flock. - Well, it's a great national chain that we're in. - That's brought.

- It has a lot of stores. - All right, let's get this, let's get this part of the... - Seven, seven. - Ready? - Do you want to do sea store?

- Sea store. - This is where I get in trouble for now listing. Thoughts and soon, yeah. Okay, I'm going to stop. - All right, ready?

Set? - Welcome back to another episode of Two Parents in a podcast. You guys, last week, Jules told us that like 70% of the people that watched the episode

or listened to the episode aren't subscribed and then a lot of you wouldn't subscribed. So for those of you that are left unsubscribed, please go subscribe. - And to clear up confusion, it's called follow on Spotify.

'Cause people are like, I'm trying to subscribe but I don't know how. So it's follow on Spotify, subscribe everywhere else. Interesting.

- I have always seen that follow button

and I've never known what it is on Spotify. They're like, I follow how to subscribe.

“- That's why people say like and subscribe.”

- No, just no. Just no. - People say like and subscribe. - They should say like follow and subscribe. - Oops, yeah, that was a brain.

- You like the video? - Yeah. - Okay. - Yep. Well, you guys, I gotta say this about

to I'm officially today, one month away from having this baby. I'm so excited. I woke up with the little pep in my step because it's just like I can do anything for one month.

But I'll say I'm at the stage now we're like earlier today. We were downstairs in our other office and I had a diet coke and I took a nap right afterwards. - I am so excited.

I love you, you're the best. You're doing so good. - Well, thank you. (laughing) So I'm an documentary.

I didn't know it. Harrison showed me yesterday. - Yeah, a friend message means she's a galaxy in the first minute and a half of a documentary on plastic.

- Yeah. So if you see that, if you're into microplastics and this documentary comes on your plate, just know, I didn't know I was gonna be in that. - And we learned that--

“- Could I add it to my digital resume, do you think?”

- You are a documentary star. - Yeah, I should, I just should I put that. Should I add that to my LinkedIn that I don't know how to log in to? I don't even think I have a LinkedIn.

- You do? - I have a LinkedIn. - I'm logged into it. - Okay, good for me, am I active? - No.

- Who the other day told me, oh, it was all in his son and daughter listening to this podcast. Okay, there was a really sweet guy. I wish I could remember his name. The came to the flock booth at Expo West

and he was like, I'm gonna find you on LinkedIn. I'm gonna post this on LinkedIn. And I was like, okay, I got a login to LinkedIn to see it

but I never did, but he was really sweet.

So if that was your father, tell him. I appreciated him coming by the booth for you. He came on behalf of his son and daughter and mom. They have kids the same age as Tader. - Love it.

- I know, it was really sweet. All right, things I'm feeling being one month out,

Because I feel like we talked about it last week. Like, this is our last month with just me and the buffs. Like, this is the last month of us being the three Musketeers. And I just wanted to soak all that up

“and I do feel like the only thing I'd say about it”

'cause I've been going through this in my mind. All I'd say about it is time flies because I feel like I just had her. - So has that, has it processed, though? - Well, one thing I was thinking about it.

- This is the last time. Like, has that actually processed? 'Cause it hasn't processed with me. - No, I'm thinking about it all the time here. And like, this is the last moments of the three Musketeers.

And this has been such a sweet phase for us. It's your first kid. We learned how to do so. We learned all of our first with buffs. Slopped in till 7.45 today.

And I was a little, I'm sure many of my words on this. I was upset that we didn't get our morning together.

- No, 100% here's the thing too.

I was thinking about this last night. Or this morning, 'cause Maria was giving her she gave her a cupcake or not a cupcake. She gave her a muffin. And guess what, Bob said?

- Thank you. - Thank you. - Like something like that, right? And I was just like beaming with pride and I wanted to call you.

And I wanted to tell you that she said it. And then I thought this sweet little girl has mom and dad both on her, right? Like she's got mom and dad fully invested in every move she makes.

And we know a baby's coming. But what we learned last because like, Tate understands baby brothers in the stomach, but she doesn't know that means he's gonna come out and be there for life and he's gonna take half of our attention

and everything's about to change. Like she doesn't know that's coming. And I just am having, it's mainly hormones, but I'm having all these emotions about it. Although the one that, okay,

so then I did, of course, because of course, I made a TikTok about it and this comment really helped me. It was a really, really, really happy comment. She said, you'll be surprised. She'll think that you did this for her.

You're gonna give her a best buddy. - I love that. - And I was just like so, all the comments were like, I was so worried about this. It's the best thing ever.

And so it's making me excited about it. Now I did see another thing, there's this phase that comes up that a lot of moms talk about, which is mourning the last kid, right? So once we have our last kid,

whether that's kid three or four, the last time they take their first steps, the last time you breastfeed a baby, the last time you install your newborn car seat, like that, it's, you're then moving on to a different

“phase of life and I think that's really hard on parents.”

I'm so emotional about all this right now. - So I saw an unbelievable clip and it was an actor. It was the Saul from Better Call Saul Breaking Bad. - Okay, I don't know, I don't know who does we guess. - Okay, I don't know who it was like.

- And he was asked, what is the one thing that you are jealous of right now? And he said people with young kids. He said that was the best time. - And I get it, like,

one thing are neighbors, we have a set of neighbors on our street that they get me excited for the high school in the college days. 'Cause they go and visit their kids all the time.

And they're always taking family trips.

And I do think there's beauty in every phase. We talked about Disneyland, but right now having your first kid being able to experience everything for the first time. I'm really trying not to take this phase for granted. And I think kids, kids have changed my world

and I know they have for you too. And I just, I never want. And I just, this moment going from three to four people in our family, like I don't want to miss this moment. I want to embrace it all.

And so I'm glad we can't travel. I'm glad we're home. I'm glad we're just doing family stuff 'cause it's really cute. - Yeah, I am so happy being home

and with our unit of three and soon to be four. - So with this, what we're trying to do because everyone's on spring break right now. So we're trying to do this like many spring break for buffs because we don't have, and let me tell you

one thing I'm really excited about is like when we do a spring break. When she's like in school and like we have a week off

“when we do take a trip, I think that'll be really fun.”

Like I think the airport chaos will be fun. So yesterday we took buffs to this place called The Thinkery. And do you know what I noticed? - Please. - 'Cause they at The Thinkery, it's just this place in Austin

which is kind of like a, it's a play zone but it's all geared around like thinking. So it's like, it teaches you gravity.

It teaches you in one area, you basically you go shopping

for your groceries and then you take your groceries and you make them. Here's what I noticed. You cook every morning with Tate, real cooking. - Yep, and take her to the grocery store.

- And you take Tate to the grocery store and she gets her little shopping cart where she gets real food. This play zone had fake food. So Bubs was trying to eat the banana.

And I was trying to explain to her that's a fake banana.

And she's like Bob-Bob-Bob.

And I'm like, well, 'cause typically she can eat her bananas. And so it's a very confusing thing. It's a direct parallel to, at home, when you let a kid stay in on the table then you take him out to a restaurant

and you give him different table manners. They're like, no, I'm sitting at the table, of course I can. At home with dad out when Tate cooks, everything's edible and everything's real. And then we took her to a play area with the fake kitchen

with banana, she couldn't actually eat. Nothing she could actually eat.

“And I could just see her mind, she was like, what is happening?”

- Disaster. - So then it made me wonder this, I don't think we're gonna get Bob's a play kitchen. - I was just gonna, literally, where I was going with it. So we shouldn't get her a play kitchen.

- Bob's isn't getting a play kitchen. I had thoughts she needed one. Bob's needs a mini kitchen with real food in it. - An easy bake oven.

- Julie, my favorite thing when I was little.

I don't like when you call me Julie. - Julie, Ana, jewels. I can't believe I forgot about easy bake oven. Are they safe, are they hot? - What age can we get a one?

- Eight, eight, not. - What? - That's why I remember it though. - Not Bob. - Not Bob.

- It's just like the heat issue. - It's a light bulb, is it not? - And you watch her do it, you make sure that that-- - Tate has an easy bake oven that's called the oven in your house. - Yeah, true.

- We just need to investigate, let's order one. Let's order an easy bake oven. And let's see, oh, I used to love those. - We, the, the heating element is no longer light bulbs. - What is it?

- I'm crazy, I, I don't know. - It's no an air fryer. - It's not just a fancy air fryer.

“- Well, honestly, but we could maybe do, yeah, I don't know.”

All I know was, I was sitting there being like, you can't eat that banana, and I was like, this doesn't make any sense to her. This is silly, like, she would rather be in the real kitchen with the banana, like with you when she's cooking.

She's putting all the ingredients in the bowl, and then she gets to actually eat what she makes. So this plate kitchen, I was like, we gotta get out of here 'cause this is just gonna confuse her. - Yeah, no, that's very unique, dynamic.

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Okay, so we didn't go. So we were supposed to go to the petting zoo this morning. And we didn't go because Harrison had two calls and we couldn't move them. And the couple, we were gonna go with they were going at 10.

So we were like, okay, we got to go later. She sent me photos of this petting zoo. I was like, let me know how it is. These goats, they're one years old. They're little, they're like, they're like,

take size goats and you can go in there and play with them. This petting zoo is awesome. - So it's true that this weekend. - Yeah, I would love to. - But what are we gonna do with her tonight?

'Cause we haven't done night together with her today. - Well, here's one thing I was thinking was go to the park with a blanket and have a picnic with her. But go to a different park than we're used to.

- I like that, or what about swimming? - Oh my gosh, I just ordered her swimsuits for her swim lessons that start next month. They are so cute. - Okay, one of those two.

- If you're listening to this Hannah Anderson today, she's having a sale, I don't know if she's having one tomorrow, but as of today, all the swimsuits I got were on sale. Which is crazy 'cause we're coming up on swim season, but anyways, I'd love to take her swimming.

That would be great. We'll take her in the wagon here. So, car update 'cause a lot of people have been wondering, we got, okay, so right now, I have the range over sport.

That's what got hit.

- Let's set the stage in case people aren't aware

for whatever reason of what happened. - Okay, set the stage you podcaster. - No, no, you, you please. - Oh, okay. - And by the way, I gotta commend your energy today.

You mentioned you retired, you said you had to have a little nap beforehand, and you were coming in here, you're carrying this episode. - Oh, why, because I took the nap. - Well, you're killing that. - Thank you, I took a nap before this.

I drank a full, I drink a mini-dye coke, and I'm drinking another mini-dye coke, and too many is equals a real one. So don't come out, me, I might, don't die, coke count me. I'm also in the fourth, I'm in the last stretch,

I'm in the fourth inning. They're can't be possible, I'm not kidding. - Ninth inning, I'm in the ninth inning, I was like, that's the final inning. I'm the final inning of this thing.

So the baby's baked, but I fell asleep on the couch downstairs,

“after I drank the dye coke, I mean that's what I'm saying”

earlier, like that's the level of tired I am. And I've noticed in the morning that I can drink a coffee and then just like, "Concount." Which typically I drink a coffee and like, "Out of my way, I can run a marathon."

So anyways, I took the nap, and I, I, I wasn't, I don't know if you noticed, but I was a fully asleep. - No, I did, I asked your question, it was like, she's sleeping. - Yeah, I was just like, a KO.

- I was like, oh, didn't notice. - Yeah, so that's why I have some energy right now. - You deserve it. - So okay, so we got our car got hit and a hit and run at 207AM. And that's what we talked about last episode,

because our neighbor knocked on the door, he said, "Did you know your car was hit?" I was like, "What?" So we went out there, we pulled the cameras. We now have the angle of the license plate,

like we're figuring, yes, we're figuring all that out on one side. Okay, so we'll update you accordingly.

But here's what I can tell you today.

Okay, the update I can tell you today is, we bit State Park, I think this is why I need a jump in. - Okay, jump in. - Because I think we need to talk about State Park. - I think we should too.

- But as the quarterback of the State Park situation, - Yeah, you're carrying it. - I think I'd like to share. - Please. - Our experience.

- Please share. - Because I think that there's always fear with insurance, right? Is this not fair?

“Like, anytime you have to use insurance,”

I feel like everyone's like, you're nervous that you're gonna get screwed. - Yeah, like when I had that card, didn't use my insurance. - Yeah, so I was very concerned about how this was

all gonna play out. We're on State Farm, I've seen the commercials. - Jake from State Farm. - Jake from State Farm exactly. So here's our experience.

I call them the day after the hit. I tell them exactly what happened. Within 30 minutes, okay? We have one phone call within 30 minutes. There's a tow truck at our house.

They had rerouted the repair center. So like, Land Rover suggested a repair center. They found a different repair center for us to take it to. One that they work with, that's actually closer to our house,

that they can help if anything goes wrong. And they had enterprise call me and have a car locked and ready to go. - Truly? And can I say, what can I say?

- And we're saying-- - And we're saying-- - All, so, and I said, I was like, so all the stuff happens, I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa. This feels very expensive. And so, you know, and it's for the price of our deductible,

which was, I think, very reasonable. And so, I call our state farm representative. Their name is not Jake. And I say, hey, how much are our monthly payments going to go up for exercising this?

And they said, no, this is completely not your fault. And so, there'll be no change to your monthly payments. - What? - Yep. - Are premiums not going up? - No change to premium.

- If it's not your fault, is that why? Is that when your premium goes up? - I assume, you know, I'm no insurance expert here,

“but I assume that I think that the manner in which it all went down.”

And given we were so not at fault, no change to-- - No change to the monthly payments. - Do we owe anything out of pocket? - Yes. - That's fine, I would rather--

- That's what I said. We have to pay on monthly, we have to pay to the deductible. - But that deductible, it's very reasonable.

So long story short, we have had an amazing experience

for state fun, not an ad, not an ad. But I think like when a big organization takes care of you, it deserves to be told out, I was very, very nervous. - I want to take it-- - Like what I love is they didn't make it like pulling teeth.

- Yes. - Like you explain the situation and they knew exactly what to do

I also want to say, 'cause he did two calls on speakerphone. These girls, they were like, "Hi, oh heck, I am so sorry." But you know what? I'm happy everyone's okay. So you're telling me no one was in the car.

Good, I didn't run, you hate to hear it. Okay, I'm gonna file it right now. I was just like, "Oh, I feel like you're in this with me." - Their empathy training was very good. - Like whoever state farm has answering the phone calls

especially in Texas. - Yeah, they're very empathetic. They are so sweet. The next girl you call and you were like, "Hi, I just missed a call for me."

She's like, "Oh, hey, Harrison, I'm just gonna text you. "You're claim number 'cause we've got a file now. "I'm just gonna text it to you, be easier." I was like, "Are you kidding me?"

“Instead of being like, "You need to log onto the portal."”

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And here's where I'm excited. So here's what I was gonna,

this is why I specified what kind of car I had. It's great for one car seat. I'm a little worried about the spacing that's gonna happen with two. And it's ironic 'cause our car seat

for the new baby boys just arrived. We got the new, just, the new, do now. And we haven't put it in yet. And I'm glad we haven't put it in yet 'cause the car seat would be void.

So, oh my God, imagine if you put it in. It would suck so bad if we put it in and then both car seats are void. Wait, I missed that, I was texting. - I know, and let's not text.

Alex was saying, imagine had you like been proactive and put the duna in the car and be void. And then it got hit and then you'd have two void. - I'll see you in that that the day. - I talked about being proactive

and putting it in the car. - I know. - I literally talked about it. - I know, well. - I know 'cause I was talking to the belly

and I was telling them, I was like, this crazy thing happened, I was like, oh my God, your car seat was here. - Well. - But we didn't put your car seat in the car yet.

So anyways, all that to say, we've been talking a lot about,

we've been kind of dreading putting the second car seat

in the car because it's just gonna get like cramped in there. So Harrison had said the other day was ironic. He was like, I just, this wagon here looks good. I want to test drive the wagon here. So lo and behold, careful what you wish for.

We get the hit and run.

“Land Rover doesn't, and I think this is common.”

Land Rover doesn't give you rental cars if you're gonna happen for a long time. They don't give you loan or cars for a long time. So we had to rent our car from enterprise. The nearest and call of like, do you have wagon ears?

The guy was like, well, we'll have one tomorrow and he's like, can I come and get that? So we rented the wagon here to test drive it. Our consensus, well, I've got a million DMs from you guys saying, if this is what I did not expect from them,

but a lot of maintenance issues. I got a lot of DMs saying, careful with the wagon here, this is half of this. And I know, listen, there's no car known for more maintenance issues than Land Rover.

And I've always known that, and I'm okay with it.

But apparently that's a big thing with the wagon ears, well, and I'll just tell you this, way too big for us. Way too big for this lady. Well, I think we got the extended and rear end. It's got a ton of space, right?

And what I will say, though, is I love the window, like how much window visibility they give you. Well, if we had a, if we had a sun roof and that thing that went all the way back, I think it would be, it would open it up a lot.

Yeah, like I hate wind cars, like have a lot of the, like the window space is taken up by, I don't know.

Whatever blind spots matter, like pretty much the whole thing is is wind those, which makes like navigating. This streets a lot easier and such a big, such a big bus.

Well, here's what I'll say, like if we were going on a road trip,

this car would be phenomenal. If we had four kids right now, phenomenal.

“The only thing about Austin is while it's in Texas,”

it's a compact car city. I, it's a huge learning, it's a huge learning. It is a, it is a compact car city. This is not a classic Texas car size city. Our, our Whole Foods parking spots are generally smaller,

I think than most Whole Foods. And we have a lot of parking garages downtown. And those turns are tight, like it's Mike, the stranger or sport is as big as I think I want to go, which is confusing when it comes to car seats.

So I don't know, like that Volvo, that gets the really good safety ratings. That's the biggest, I think. So I don't, I don't know this black mirror. I've been so in my ear about a big car.

And to hear you back tracking, I'm just, it's, well, yesterday, unexpected. Yesterday at Thinkery, I had a parallel park. I don't know if you noticed, I nailed it, but I was profusely sweating.

And I'm an exceptional parallel parker. So anyone that's a little less good than me, this, that level, like South Congress with a wagon here is a nightmare. (laughs)

Like I cannot imagine. - Oh, there's this crazy diagonal parking spot. - There's the, or if you pair it like that thing, it's just like, it's too big for the city, but it's a great car for a family.

- Yeah. - It's just, it's too big for this. - So can I, can I bring in a subject that wasn't on the programming list? 'Cause you can, you can.

- Oh, where are you gonna go? - I was gonna go to the buckle fracture, but we'll go where you're going. - So I wanted to dog on the Oscars on Monday. - Yes, you did.

- And what we forgot to do it. But basically, I just like, I don't remember on a war that growing up, I felt like was so prestigious. And now has just become such a non-abent.

- Uh-huh. Okay, and like one, we watched the Oscars,

“and we, how long did we get through it five minutes?”

- I think realistically 15. - Yes, but me, it was, as opposed to the Grammys, where we were talking about the songs, we were like, okay, Bieber's killing it.

Like we had a lot to talk about. We had a, we had a really fun time watching the Grammys. - We love the Grammys. - And the Oscars, like, outside of the outfits, we were like, straight boredom.

And I saw a quote on Oscar ratings, "The Oscar ratings decline."

In 1996, 45 million people watched.

- Okay. - In 2016, 34 million people watched. - Okay. - In 2026, 17 million people watched. - 45 million to 17 million.

- Yeah. - Wow. - Yeah. - But I understand why that is, because they're not doing anything

to revive it in Lupa's end. - It felt so hunger-gamesish. - In what way? - Just like fancy people sitting in these crazy costumes, and I don't know the whole thing felt very out of touch.

- I just think that there's, I just think that there's lack of interesting things happening. There's no other way I know how to put it. - Who's a snooze? - It's a bunch of movies that a lot of us haven't seen,

because there's just so much more going on on in the world right now.

“Like a lot of times, I think the decline in seeing movies”

has been huge too, 'cause you just kind of scrolling your phone, so music's more interesting.

- Yes, but median content consumption has never been higher.

And so you haven't updated the award show for what people care about it. - Well, I was just gonna say that like, I could have watched the Oscars for three hours, or I could watch the two interesting things

on my phone for 30 seconds on Monday. - Yeah. - And more so cut it down, but make it an interesting and exciting because the Grammys, I'd love to, do we think we can pull the Grammys? If you're a chef?

- I'm trying. - But the Grammys is so relevant and interesting, and I don't know. - But you also look at, I think the best example of it was what the Grammys did for a best new artist,

where they had every single artist perform, and you saw. - Grammys viewers have also gone way down. - Okay, so maybe just a two to three. - Grammys viewership 14.4 million this year.

In 2012, I can't get 2016, 39.9 million. Whoa. - Okay. - So last people watched the Grammys and they did the Oscars. - I just think people aren't like watching a war chose

these days because why I can just see all the outfits, which is all I care about the next day. And you can even just see the best ones. - Yeah, so I guess it speaks to a combination of the struggles at the networks,

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had the Oscars on their back. That's what I felt like. - Not Timothy? - He was involved with Kylie. - Yeah, he, they're there.

- I think Timothy and-- - Kate Hudson's Instagram post, where she was like family affair, I was like, that's so good. - What is she, they were pretty gaming. She was with that golden curtain, her brother and her husband.

- Okay. - And they were they were cheersing and she was like family affair. - Just like such good pictures. - So cute.

- I was just at an event for her brother's alcohol. - Kate, just like-- - This is very interesting. This is all coming together. - Kate is having a moment.

Which I love to see. I love to see. - Did you know her brother? It was all in America? Was Captain America?

- No. - Wait, what? - Yes. - What's his name? - Willie.

- Willie Hudson. - A really cute name. I'm showing her brother's named Oliver Hudson. I think it's Oliver. - I can't be making this up because I know the guy

he said it, he lived in Vancouver. And I was like, why'd you live in Vancouver? And that's-- because his parents moved there for-- - Was his parents holding on?

- Goldie Honning. - That's how he got it. - He was messing with you. - No, come on. Search their kids.

Search, search. It's a name really Willie, are you making it up? - That's my best guess. - Let's could be Oliver. - And they were at the founders were at--

Tell us on Sunday.

“- Why Russell's the half brother is Captain America?”

- Thank you. - Why Russell the half? - And he has an alcohol brand. - King Street vodka. - No, Lake House Seltzer, Lake Hauer Seltzer.

It's a great drink. - So that's funny. - Why Russell is Kurt Russell's. But is Goldie Hon is Mom? - I don't think so.

- Who's his mom?

Because what I never really is about Kate Hudson

was Kurt Seltzer her dad. - I am so confused. - Why Russell's mom is Goldie Hon? Okay, so that's why they're half. Because Kate's dad's not Kurt Russell.

Kate's mom is Goldie Hon. She's a different dad. She's an estranged relationship with him. - I'm not a good pop cultureist. But is this a good transition to our southern charm

outside of the world? - Yes. But hold on, let's just nail down the Stanley Tree really quick. Is Oliver Hudson, Kate's blood full.

They both have Goldie as the mom, but they've got a different dad than Kurt. But I saw Kate Hudson on Good Morning America and they zoomed in Kurt Russell and she calls him Pops.

She was like high Pops. So she doesn't call him dad because she is a different dad,

but he has always been her father figure.

- What a great. - Pops, it was really, or Posh got a paw. But he is her father figure. - Okay, so Goldie Hon. - When I think Kate Russell?

- No, Kate Hudson. - When I think Kate Hudson, I think how to lose a guy in 10 days and her dressed murdering in that movie. - In the Yellow Dress.

- Yeah. - She's iconic. - Yeah, and I don't have a lot of those memories,

“but she was in Matthew McContney, was in that, right?”

- Yes. It's just, there is no better movie. - Okay, we have some big Craig updates, though. - Hold on, Oliver and Kate have the same parents. - Correct, and then why it's got Goldie and Kurt or his parents.

- And they have another son, Boston Russell. - Boston's a good name. - And she has more half siblings on another side from her father. - So, upset, does Goldie Hon have four kids?

- Correct. - Okay, I did not know this. Okay, interesting, cool, well, good for them, cute. - Yeah, well, all right, you can't really love it. - We need like one of those more boards.

- Very supportive of his friend, like our. - Like our. - Is this a good segue to our southern charm weekly update?

- Jewels.

- People in this Spotify comments say,

"This is my new favorite weekly segment." I said, "It's not a weekly segment." (laughing) Hold on, hold on, what episode are you on? - So, yeah, so, we just finished season,

so we started on season 10 and we just finished season 10.

“- How many episodes or how many seasons are there total?”

- And we just started season 11 and that's the most recent season. I don't know if all the episodes have come out yet. - Who's we, just you? - Just me.

(laughing) - Okay, okay. And so some developments from last episode. And I feel, I definitely feel bad because I feel like I was hard on Craig last week.

- You were a bit?

- And then the episode that I watched after,

after being hard on Craig, he came out and said it was an alcoholic. - Oh, Craig. - Yeah, and yet a very, he had a very nice moment with his friend

and he talked all about how he didn't mean to pull back. - Austin, the guy you told us about last week? - Yep, he had a very sweet moment with his friend. Austin, he didn't mean to pull back, but he felt like he needed to stay inside and be on his couch

“because if not, he'd, that was the only way”

he could get away from the alcohol. And it was definitely, it was a very powerful scene. - Was he vulnerable? - He was very vulnerable and then his friend was also very vulnerable. But then after the season ended,

they do this thing with Andy Cohen, where they get him one arm and they talk about the season you guys wear this? - The reunion. - Very popular in reality TV.

- It's a phenomenal phenomenon.

- Here's what he's gonna host next to him.

- He can't believe they exist. - I get why Andy Cohen gets paid the big bucks. Like he is just in his ability to navigate this cast of characters and ask the hard hitting questions is as good as it gets.

- Does Andy Cohen do more than just have a list of questions as he go off the fly? Depending on what people say. - Oh yeah. - Okay, that's pretty cool.

I've never watched a reunion. - Yeah, and the reunion was a little tough because you're feeling for Craig 'cause he has this vulnerable moment, but then he just can't stop lying and he gets caught in all these lies,

but he won't own getting caught in all these lies. And so you're just like, come on, buddy. And his friends are trying to give him an outping like Craig. It's okay, you're different at that time. And he just like won't back off of it.

So, yeah, wasn't a great show. - So are you team Craig or not? - You know, we wanna be uplifting on this podcast. So no comment. - Okay, so we're not sure.

- Okay, so you're now starting season 11. I'm looking forward to you watching season 11 'cause I've seen some spoilers, which I will not say. - Yep. - And I would love to hear your commentary

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that the Bubberator had fully healed three weeks in the cast.

“And here's the thing, she wore her cast 24/7.”

And I think that had a lot to do with it, but I'm really, I was really hopeful about this doctor's appointment, and she was able to take off her cast. So she's cast free.

- Yeah, you ordering the wraps for the cast was such a smart idea, because she truly had her cast on 24/7. - What was this thing actually called? 'Cause I think it's confusing when you called her ass.

- Splint, she'd a splint. - She'd a splint. - She'd a splint.

“And sometimes she would start to unveil crow at the mornings,”

and then usually Harrison, Ormaria, or me, whoever was like, we went immediately to the pile of all the colors. We'd let her pick it, and we'd wrap it, and then just like solved it.

Like I got to give it to Bubbs, she did not ever try to take this thing off once it was wrapped. - Yeah, but I got to give it to you,

is you put the pieces in place with her always wearing it,

both with starting with us wearing them. But obviously like over time, that faded, and so figuring out this wrap was very smart, and like it just feels like one of those things were like, yeah, if we just weren't on it, it could have dragged out,

and it obviously could have created longer-term issues for it, and so I'm so happy that that didn't happen. - Well, I just think whenever their bones are little and they're not fully formed, yeah, it's important that they heal well.

- Yeah. - And so I'm glad that we were just, it just feels good to be on top of it to have it for three weeks and then to move on. - Yeah.

- And that's what we did. If your kid ends up in a splint, and they do want to take it off, I don't give a lot of tips out on here, but one thing that did work for us is ordering,

it's like pre-wrap that used to put in your hair

on Amazon, I typed in pre-wrap, and it popped up, I don't know, there was a multi-color pack, it was really cheap, and I just wrapped it in that, and it was like she loved it,

she loved picking out our color. Harrison a lot of times would coordinate her outfit to her wrap, which was cute. - We're out of colors at the end, so we're almost gonna have to do a re-up.

- Oh, really? - Yeah, they were clashing with her outfits. - Yeah, they can't. We can't, I simply just be simply can't have that. Now, I want to talk about the hospital build,

because I went in to look at, because one thing that we had said, we would talk about the hospital build, and we're at the end of Bubbs' buckle fracture era, and so the time is now.

So what I looked at was how, so ER builds in general are total ER build with, I think, is considered pretty standard to good insurance, was $1,000 and $10 in 21 cents. Now, so then I went in and I had them break that down.

So when you go to the ER, you've got a physician service plus a hospital fee. Now, the hospital fee is a fixed fee, you pay no matter what, even if you've hit your deductible. We haven't hit tastes deductible,

but it doesn't matter 'cause you're paying this fixed fee no matter what. - And how much was that fixed fee? - That's the problem that's confusing is the fixed, the hospital fixed fee,

plus physician service, are combined on the receipt. The total of that is $1,000, six dollars. For the physician, physician, plus the hospital fee, are insurance covered $272 of that, so we paid $7.33.

Okay, then for the X-ray, they charged $368. Our plan covered $100 of it, so we paid $268. And that's why our total was $1,010 in 21 cents. Now, they had us pay that there before we were able

“to leave, remember that girl kept coming in”

and she said, you have to pay this before you go. So I looked up, can you not pay it? And they said, yes, you cannot pay it. A lot of times they'll push back on you, but you are allowed to leave, not paying it.

They just will suggest you can do payment plans. You can question, you can ask for itemized receipts, you can ask for discounts, et cetera. But when we were sitting in there, the girl came in three or four times

and she was like, please pay this. So I was under the impression you had to pay it to leave, but I know that's just not the reality of everyone's situation. And so you can say, can I please pay this later? But what I did not know about ERB.

- You're supposed to pull some tips for negotiating down a hospital bill? - Sure, what I did not know about the ER bill is that there is a fixed hospital fee, no matter what. And most of the time it's at that's between $2,500.

Just fixed no matter what, even if you've met your deductible, that you have to pay.

And then the physician services are always on top

of that X-rays are on top of that. If she needed to cast, not a split on top of that. So that's how.

“- Interesting. - Yeah, that's how things--”

- Thank you for looking into that. - You're welcome. - Okay, I think the number one thing is like asking for that, itemized bill, and suddenly it comes back differently. But apparently, if you offer to pay in a lump sum immediately,

you can pay less. You can say like, I'll pay you right now. If you'll take it for eight, that's just like insane, though. - But I'm sure that when they look at collection rates, once you leave the hospital, they're significantly

lowered than the initially proposed bill. So-- - So offer to pay a lump sum, but is there any strategy to what that lump sum? And as do you just say, I'll pay the hospital fee? - Says that you can get 20 to 40% lower

if you offer to pay right then and there. - Okay, so offer to pay a lump sum, but don't pay the full sum. A lump sum, so of our $1,000 bill, we should have been like, I'll pay 500. What would we could have paid for as the hospital

fix fee in the X-ray? Maybe.

I, we loved the hospital we went to.

- Yeah, we really liked it, so I, I-- - I was just saying it's difficult to get to the billing department. It's very difficult. - I can't believe you did that. How long did it take?

- Like 30 minutes. We needed, like we said we would talk about it and like this is the end of the bubble era with the local fracture, I want to put it to bed. So I broke down our bill.

Okay, so for that, guys, we feel good about it. - Thanks so.

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And if I summarize what their policy for screen time was, basically, it's like, make screen time like dessert. Okay, it doesn't replace a meal. It's a nice to have. That's the first thing.

The second thing that they say is make it a family time activity. You don't just like plop your kid in front of it and walk off. They don't give you exact amounts of time that your kid should be on the screen, but they're just saying, let's not replace going outside

with it, let's not replace reading with it.

“If you need to do it, if you want to do it,”

it's an hour here and there, just like dessert. dessert's not after every meal and it's not every day. Maybe yours is, but in this scenario, it's not. Okay, so I pulled the three comments that I thought were relevant. Number one, Rachel Maygene, 98.

People who parent or care regularly for children who don't do screens or do very few screens, like a movie or less a week are having completely different experiences. I adore time with kids that don't do screens. They're completely different children than those

who have an iPad or are allowed to look at their parents' phones or watch a screen daily.

iPad should never, and I mean never be given to a child

and a TV should be once a week or less a treat. That's from Rachel, that is not for me 'cause I don't have a pulse on the screen time stuff, but that was the most liked comment. - No, but I think that that comment, Terry,

is very aligned with what we hear. - Yeah, I'm gonna read the rest of them though. And then SRSB, she times in, and this is from a mom. So there's two caretakers on here. People that work with kids, and then there's one mother.

Okay, so the mom says it's replacing me not being able to hold my baby because I'm recommending a toddler who's hysterically screaming. It allows me to cook and drink water and function as a human. I think that's also important.

“I think that's a very fair response from her.”

And then the village preschool says we observe children with less screen time generally, have, oh, sorry. We observed that children with less screen time generally have excellent speech and vocabulary. They are calmer and able to regulate themselves well.

Their ability to advocate for their needs is excellent. I don't advocate for zero screen time. These children are digital natives. I do advocate for learning through play till age five to six. I think that's a very well written comment.

Yeah, so do I. And I feel like this is one of those things that like, obviously, we talk about all the time, but it's incredibly relevant to us and what we're going through and it's something that we feel we feel strongly about. So then there's this comment from Victoria.

And we work with that understand. There's this comment from Victoria in the YouTube. And she says when you have a full-time nanny every day, it's super easy to judge people who do screen time just saying. And I think one thing I want to say back to that is,

I think we do a very good job of not judging people who do screen time. I think we explore screen time. I think as a parent, but be just people on the planet,

And like you have to have your areas where you feel passionately about. And maybe for some people, it's food. For some people online, they're like, I cannot believe that child still has a pacifier, right? Like everyone has their areas.

And one for us that's important and, you know, that we pay close attention to the effects of screen time. I don't think we judge people. And we're the first. We don't because everyone's situation is so different.

But we're also the first to say we have full-time help. We have Maria, we love her.

And as a content creator, I always like to get in front of not painting

and unrealistic expectation. Like, I don't want to pretend like I watch bugs all day every day and come to work. Like, you know, and work out postpartum.

“Like, I think it's very important to paint a full picture”

of what's happening, of course we have Maria. And Maria doesn't do screens. And so it is a really, really nice thing to have. But I don't, I want to, I want to nail this home of we feel two things are true at the same time.

We feel passionately about understanding the effects of screen time and talking about it on this platform that we have. Because I think we didn't know going into parenting about screen time.

We didn't know about formula. We didn't know about pacifiers. We didn't know about CPR for kids. Like, there were so many things we didn't know about that. I think we learned alongside with you guys.

But the second thing is, we always say if you do screen time,

we understand how that's like a helpful thing in the house. If you're fully at home, if you've got multiple kids, like we're about to come on to baby number two, we say a lot, like we don't know what that holds. So we definitely don't judge you.

And I think we do a really good job of painting the reality of our situation with Maria. So that's what I've said about that. I just thought the comments were interesting because it was, there were both.

You saw people that observed children. You saw somebody that's a mom.

“And I think those are important comments”

because it paints both pictures. So that's my screen time. I saw that the clip was like, there were people commenting on it and so I just wanted to touch on it. Because I think screen time is something

that we're the pendulum is swinging back on

because we're learning so much about it.

Which we talk about will be AI in a few years, too. All right, bigger of the week you're ready. - Do I not know it? - You do know it. - What is it?

- That's why I'm saying are you ready. - What? - I've no idea what it is. - Well, I'm gonna present it to you. - So do I know what it is?

- Yes, let me spoke about it yesterday. It's the cleanup the house. - Let's hear. - Okay, bigger of the week. This is a scenario.

All right, wife, when you have a minute can you clean up some today? Husband, yeah, I'm going to do a bunch of laundry and run the dishwasher, too, her. Okay, but that's not cleaning up.

That's just the normal stuff we do every day. Is she right? Does that stuff not count? What do you think? I know what I think.

- What do you think? - I think it's a communication issue.

“I think it was really nice that he says,”

I'm gonna do a bunch of laundry and I'm gonna run the dishwasher. He's trying to do cleaning up things. But she had a different expectation. I think she should have been like,

I mean more so can you pick up all the toys? I want you to wipe off that table and can you organize our sons closet? - Yeah, I'm completely, completely lined on this. Like the request is so fair.

And but the other side of it is like we can't be in general, we can't be expected to read our partners' minds. And I feel like you and I have worked so much on that. And it's funny, like an example of it was last night, where you were going up to bed.

And you said, please take Winnie's spaghetti and make sure that her spaghetti bowl and make sure it ends up in the dishwasher. And like you wanted something very, very specific and you clarified what that was.

'Cause I think like the other side to it of a parenting is like your house gets so messy so fast. And so fast. If we do a full clean, 15 minutes can go by and it looks like a storm, a storm headed.

And I think like what I've learned about me and I've learned about you is like there are things that like oftentimes you can't get 100% of the clean done. But 20% of the clean or 30% of the clean 40% of clean will make you happy.

We'll be sufficient before you go to bed. And so just like outlining what exactly that is. - Being a mom has really equals me having to lower my clean my cleanliness standard. So I call it the reset the night before,

which is like I like the kitchen counter cleaned off. I like all the dishes in the dishwasher. And I like everything picked up off the ground. That's my new standard of like a nightly reset.

I would vacuum, well I still vacuum.

But here's my number one point that I wanna drive home with this that I'm thinking about now. Clean to you is stuff picked up. Clean to me is crumbs off the counter and surfaces wiped down and floors vacuumed.

- But there can be 14 things on the counter for you. - Yes, but my counter is clean and there's no crumbs and I've even vacuumed out the drawers. - There's like open mail and like books and boxes. - And shopping bags and it's like you can go upstairs to that.

For me, I need all of that off of the table and in the garbage and it's proper place. And that's where like it is the perfect combo. - But you're to, I don't care about the crumbs. - But your table has crumbs on it and crumbs below it.

- So we have different types of clean,

“which is why I think whenever you and I are talking about it,”

if I want you to do something I have to be specific, I have to say I want that bowl, not just in the sink,

I want all the way in the dishwasher.

And I've learned for you one thing if I'm cleaning for both of us, I'm putting, you've taught me this. I'll put all the items in one area and then put them all up and then wipe my surfaces.

- Yeah, like you're happy to leave the plates, the clean plates on the counter. - Yeah, at their clean and my counter is wiped down and my silverware drawer is vacuumed. - I know, to me, that's good, which was way laughing.

- I just don't care about any of these things. I care deeply. - But I live alone. That's the best though. 'Cause sometimes I'll walk in the room

and I have just as much stuff in the bedroom scattered around as heat as, but I only see his. I walk in that room and I think, well I know where mine goes.

I know where all mine goes.

That's just sitting there 'cause I'm gonna wear it tomorrow. And then your stuff, I'm like, but you have this whole pile over here and he's like, what's you also have a pile? And I'm like, what?

So I've learned to put my piles up. Have you noticed? - No, but you don't need to worry about putting your piles up because you just worry about baking that baby. I think that also just like change of dynamic though

around cleanliness is like before you have a kid, like it's very easy to attribute who should be cleaning up the mess, right? And theory, the person who made the mess should clean up the mess.

But with a kid, the number one mess maker can't clean up the mess.

“So inherently like you need to have a completely adjusted”

mindset around cleaning up and around and around, yet general cleaning up. - I've actually taken over a lot of the cleaning because you've been doing so much bulbs time. I've been trying to keep the kitchen clean.

- You're doing a phenomenal job. - Thank you. - Yeah, and I do, I have some just on that note. I do need help with this new boy's closet. I ordered, okay, so I finished his nursery.

So our, because you canceled our cards and because you didn't want the recurring payments to keep going through are rug declined. - By the way, that whole effort didn't work. - Yeah, everything on mine is just like everyone's

just emailing me being like, you're real. Like I'm signed up for dance class this. I was like, oh gosh. - But all my online things have stayed. Because they just, I know, because the system has gotten

so smart that it just added the new card number two. - I know. - Yeah, it wasn't efficient. - All this to say, his nursery rug has officially shipped so it'll be here next week.

“So we needed that and then we needed art for his room”

to go beside the rocking chair. But guess what, I got instead. Clouds and moons that light up and they're like remote controlled and you stick them on the wall. They're really cute.

- Yeah, you excited about that or no? - Oh yeah, over the moon. - Over the moon, put it in the bed. And you're gonna hang them in perfectly. - And hopefully help me do the closet.

- Done. - Okay, I just was thinking today, like I did bugs, this closet yesterday, I did some clean, I did, I'd like a little clean out of it. And I don't know if you noticed,

I took the ball pit and all the things out of a room. - And this one, all that stuff is doing. - I did a room clean. - Do you want that in the garbage? - Don't wanna donate it.

- Okay. - I wanna donate the ball pit. But I need to do his room. - I was gonna bring the ball pit to the neighbor's house. - That's what you do with everything.

- And on the note of organizing, and on the note of it being our last month with the vibrator, we gotta go get her. So without further ado, you guys, we love you all. I'm thinking for listening.

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