City Council Woes | Dinner Plus Drinks #62

SPEAKER_01 0:15

Newton Hobbin, everybody. We are excited to have you on a Topsy Turvy edition of the podcast. Oh, too. Bridget. What a hell of a week for us.

SPEAKER_02 0:26

Seriously. Let's open this line. Well, well, Nick opens that. We were supposed to be doing it. We invited all of you. Yeah, I'm sure we've talked about it. Um, it's taken over our life because it was a lot of planning. Um, we were supposed to be doing three pop-up restaurants. And if you are from anywhere outside of small Podunk Lake Geneva, apparently, you know that this is not unusual. People do pop-ups all over the country, all over the world, I'm sure. The city of Lake Geneva cannot seem to understand the concept of a pop-up. Um, after already being approved by the city, um, we had a business license, we had everything we needed. We had the bartender license. Bartender license. Uh, we had approval. We've already hosted two pop-ups, uh, not dinners, but two other pop-up stores. Uh, we were turned down at Monday night city council meeting. Um, simply, I can't even tell you what we were turned on for because they voted for something that wasn't on the agenda. So interesting.

SPEAKER_01 1:22

I can't even speak of the top five aldermanic lawsuits against governments in the state of Wisconsin, because just because you're an elected official, especially in state government where certain laws apply, it doesn't mean you can just do whatever the hell you want. You can't just go and break laws. Um But here we are. So I think it's three of the top five are against the city of like Geneva because we keep electing these same idiots that just disregard the laws. So our pop-up was turned down because of something not on the agenda. I'm sorry, it was continued. Oh, yes. Yes. So one of my things is we like parks and rec. That used to be Bridget's life.

SPEAKER_02 2:06

For those of you that don't know, I did used to work for the city essentially for three years.

SPEAKER_01 2:11

And Ron Swanson has a great quote of don't half-ass anything, son. Whole ass one thing, don't half-ass two things. I'm very anti-half-assing. If you want to vote against me and say, actually, Nink, I think you're wrong. You know what? I respect that. Yeah. I I think that's cool. If you want to say, like, Bridget, you're on crack. At least have the chutzpah to say, Bridget, you're on crack. Don't say, you know, I think, Bridget, you're on crack, but I'm not gonna vote until next month. And happens that the vote that you're gonna do for this is after the events.

SPEAKER_02 2:43

Yeah, some shisty things happened, is what we're saying. So I know because I worked for the city and did many events for the city. I was an I should clarify, I was an independent contractor to an organization that was part of the city. So a quasi-governmental organization. Quasi-governmental organization. So I worked in city local politics. Um I did I don't know how many events, countless number of events for the city. So I know how to pull permits for events. However, I was um dragged through the mud personally, saying that I didn't know what I was doing and that I signed the permits incorrectly.

SPEAKER_01 3:17

And friends, let me tell you, Bridget knows what she's doing.

SPEAKER_02 3:21

Girl, okay, you guys, I just I'm gonna brag on myself for a minute because we were not in a good spot about this, Nick and I. We were pissed to say, like, that is a large reason I quit my job with the city, is this is unbelievable how Cheers to what I'm about to tell you. So it's unbelievable how stuff like this happens when I planned events in Milwaukee that you know, with hundreds of thousands of people that happened like this, where you can't plan something here for a hundred people without like eight years of planning and 27 permits and four different elections. Anyway, so um a local publication, whether you like them, respect them, or not, um, put this article on the front page of their publication, uh, which we knew was happening. And they have 20,000 followers on Facebook. So, regardless of if you believe them or not, my name was personally out there and they said, like, she's an idiot. She filled out the permits the wrong way. And I would never normally fight this publication, but I was mad. And so I fought them, and I have to say a big thank you to them because they were issuing a retraction after I pointed out where the facts were, and they called and apologized. So great job, media. Uh, poor job, City Council of Lake Geneva.

SPEAKER_01 4:30

So, anyway, that was our little rant. We always say we're here to be authentic. And if you knew us and we didn't talk about this this week, it'd be weird. It would be very weird. Um, we're drinking some Gramona. This is also weird. You all know I'm on record to saying I hate kava. Spanish sparkling. I think of you when I buy it. Awfully often bad. Gramona is kava, but it's very fancy, very good kava. Um this is their base cuve. And so the thing with kava is there's a lot of just garbage out there because you can use these crappy grapes that you can over farm and just throw it in, add a little bit of sugar, and you know what? It's fine, it's sparkling wine. And I hate that. I I I never like the whole, like, oh, let's just good enough. I hate the good enough thing. Good enough for government work. I hate that. Here we are. Um, but Gramona, this is a family, they've been doing this for a long time. They adhere to some higher quality standards, do some great jobs with the grape growing. And um, you know, this is 20 bucks, so it's not cheap. It's but it's less expensive than champagne. And you know me, you know Bridget, we should have sparkling wine every day. We're celebrating failure, celebrating success, celebrating getting one over on the local publication that had to apologize. Made by day, okay. Whatever. So it doesn't matter if it's I don't know, your event got can your events got canceled because the city council might have some personal things that held this up. It might be you got engaged, it might be whatever. New kid. Congratulations, Aaron. Um Who's Aaron? Our Erin? Our Erin, she just had a kid.

SPEAKER_02 6:08

Oh, I'm like, is she pregnant again?

SPEAKER_01 6:11

No, okay, okay. So, you know, like Aaron that works for us. No, no, no, no. Erin down the road, Pal Jack.

SPEAKER_02 6:18

Oh, that Aaron. Okay. I'm like, Erin that works for us had a kid like six or seven months ago. Okay, yes, congratulations to that, Aaron. Erin, Lucy was talking about Lincoln all morning.

SPEAKER_01 6:28

So, uh, you know, whatever you need, have some sparkling wines. Celebrate the joys and failures of life's you know what? Great adventure.

SPEAKER_02 6:36

I this morning, this morning felt like a morning that I had to take my ibuprofen with my coffee, which I did do. I wrote that down here because I like I've been waking up with just like I know I'm old type of things, like, oh my back hurts. But okay, so in the morning, are you like a news watcher in the morning? What do you do? We watch Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Oh, right. Okay. So that's fine.

SPEAKER_01 7:00

Um I And then we turn to um we we're at today's show house. You're a Good Morning America.

SPEAKER_02 7:07

Yeah, so okay, that's you watch the news, right? Yep. So I've been watching Good Morning America a little more, but like mostly I'm annoyed by it because one, it's the same five story. Like, I went on a news break for a very long time. I was not watching news in the morning. We watched like, yeah, some Mickey Mouth Clubhouse, finding Nemo, whatever, and no news. But now I I put the news on for a little while and I'm like, ugh, I hate this. But my man who I've loved before the rest of the world loved him, Prince Harry, had an interview. Did you hear about this? I did not. Okay. He did um James Gordon, Corden, Corden did a thing with him. I didn't know they were like buddies. Maybe they're not. I hear James Corden's kind of a douche. Oh my God, don't tell me that. Because I I never like, I don't pull stuff up on YouTube and watch 20 minutes of videos. I don't do any of that. This morning I did while I was like getting ready and it made I was laughing out loud. So do yourself a favor. This is not my news story. This is just like what made my morning and look up Prince Harry and James Corden. They did the funniest, it's not really carpool karaoke, but it was on top of a double decker bus. That's kind of funny. It is very good. Okay, anyway, do yourself a favor. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 8:13

I just, you know, I'm very bummed about these uh things not happening because they were cool and we like to do cool stuff, but my weekends opened up, which is cool.

SPEAKER_02 8:21

Yeah, it is nice.

SPEAKER_01 8:22

Uh this weekend we're supposed to do Korean. I know Chef Young was kind of bummed we weren't gonna do it. Uh he suggested maybe it's because people didn't want Korean food in like Geneva. Um Korean food's the best, so maybe Saturday I'm just gonna cook a bunch of Korean food myself. Oh, that sounds good. And uh, you know, maybe we just and wallow in our sorrow. Drink some wine and you know go to a different city and host a pop-up restaurant. We'll see. Anyway, uh speaking of like delicious things and speaking of Chef Young. Yeah, okay.

SPEAKER_02 8:55

You got something that speaks to So the best thing I am speaking. You've probably, if you've been following from the beginning, you know Nick and I have talked about the specialty croissants at Simple. They have a peach. Excuse me, the what? I'm sorry, croissant croffons. I have to say it like that for Nick. Croffon. Um you should see my face when I do it. Um, they have a peach one in the summer that is like I'm already looking forward to. But I went in the other day and they had a specialty croffant. And it was like um, they called it, it was the day we found out. No, it was the day I saw the article of me being shit on in the local publication. And so I was not thrilled. And so you chose to eat your feelings? I 100% chose to eat my feelings and go to the bakery. And I did, I knew like I made the choice. Like, I'm gonna go eat my feelings. Um, and they had this specialty croissant that like they called it the breakup croissant. And I was like, I need this. Um, and it was like um a coffee cake, so it had cream cheese in the middle and like a cinnamon crumble on top. It was to die for.

SPEAKER_01 9:57

So Shannon, why didn't you tell me about?

SPEAKER_02 9:59

I know maybe they have another one today. Maybe it's still there. I don't know. If it is and you're local, go get one.

SPEAKER_01 10:05

I um ate my feelings and cheese. Oh, also good. The best thing I ate today actually kind of goes along with this. And you need my feelings and cheese. Um, it actually isn't the best thing I ate. Um, I made like a number of three and a half out of five meals this week where none of them were like particularly noteworthy. Do you rank your own meals? Oh, yeah. Like if you're not honest with yourself about how good your food was, then how are you ever gonna get better?

SPEAKER_02 10:27

Yeah, man. I don't know. My noodles um and meatballs for my kid were definitely a five.

SPEAKER_01 10:32

Um but it was on Tuesday when all this stuff happened, and I wanted to make tacos, I want to make steak tacos. We got Sarah's little brother, uh Mitchell, to come over to eat tacos, which was wonderful. We love having him here. He's great with Simona. Uh, he sucks up some of that, you know, little after dinner time when she's a little crabby or want to keep her up for a little bit. Yeah. You know, Uncle Mitchie. Uncle Mitchell. Um, so but uh Bridget, you came over. Ron, you came over. Oh, I was like, what? And uh it was just all of the things I love about food, I love about drinks. It was like 43 degrees. I know it felt like spring, that was the best. So just had all of our seasonings out on the cart outside, some beers, light in the grill, just like nice hangout time with friends and commiserating over how crappy everything is.

SPEAKER_02 11:22

And our weekly shout out to Ron and Josie, I think. They both called us right when they saw the news to check in on us, which was so sweet because they know how much goes into these events.

SPEAKER_01 11:32

And we went from like prep mode for meal for 80 to 100 people to like, oh my god, we have to tell all these people everything is canceled and not like appear to be total idiots in the process. So it was It was a political game. Yeah, we had to, you know, tell the people that bought tickets, we had to tell our vendors, we had to tell the charities. Um that was the worst. That was the worst. We actually did the math out, and then it would have been significantly over ten thousand dollars in economic impact that we would have had for the restaurants that we were working with, and the charities we were working with, and the landlord and the rental companies, and it was all in Lake Geneva. Um, so yeah, it's just we're not mad. We're not mad. Can you tell? We're not bitter.

SPEAKER_02 12:16

Bitter, we're not salting anybody's wealth, but we have some cool things coming out of it. So super cool. Stay tuned. We are working on some fun projects to get creative, and they just won't be necessarily within the city limits.

SPEAKER_01 12:29

Because you know what it's like. Someone dumps you, you go and find someone hotter and just bang them.

SPEAKER_02 12:33

Um, yep. And eat a Christmas. Well, guys, on that note, we're moving away from Polly.

SPEAKER_01 12:41

Maybe their best friend. Just doesn't matter, just scorch earth. Williams Bay to Lake Geneva. Lake Geneva, you don't want us? We'll go to Williams Bay. We're gonna go to Libs Bay.

SPEAKER_02 12:52

She's hotter anyway. She's okay. I'm done. I was gonna make I was about to spit words out that would have made me sound really terrible.

SPEAKER_01 13:00

So I'm moving on to a news story. Williams Bay boat launch is faster and easier than Lake Geneva's, that's for certain.

SPEAKER_02 13:08

Is it? That lot's always full. Yeah, but all you have to do is park across the street. You're right. Okay, you win, William Spay. Um, all right, so I saw an article, which are many of the things I love, which is public street art.

SPEAKER_01 13:21

So I love public street art.

SPEAKER_02 13:23

Love a good like public art project. Another thing the city of Lake Geneva has a real challenge with, trust me, I've tried. Um, but who's gonna pay for it? It's free. What if not everyone likes the art? Why okay, anyway.

SPEAKER_01 13:38

We were asked a legitimate question we were asked at well, we weren't asked because we weren't allowed to speak. But a question that was asked during the city council meeting was what if somebody gets sick and dies at this dinner? Would the city get sued?

SPEAKER_02 13:50

No, is the answer. We have extra insurance. It was part of getting our business license. But that's fine. We're not we're fine. We're moving on. So Milwaukee, my beloved city that allows me to do all kinds of fun and crazy things, um, on March 1st, they're doing there's a project called the Floral Heart Project, started in New York, of course, of all the great cities. Um, it's an art project that kind of turned into a COVID memorial. So uh it's coming to Milwaukee. So apparently, Monday, March 1st is the National Day of Mourning. Uh, didn't know that, but we can all mourn on March 1st. Um, they the Floral Heart Project is going to install a large heart-shaped wreath at the Museum Center Park at the Milwaukee Art Museum. So this project is these um, you may have seen like the floral bombs in New York, where there was a florist going around like putting flowers all out of the garbage cans and like taking these kind of ugly things and making them beautiful. That was like started my obsession with the love of these like floral projects. But this is a little bit different, but I just think it's cool that Milwaukee's part of a project. You know, I love when Milwaukee's included on first-tier city things. So like it's not just Chicago and New York doing it, but Milwaukee's in on the game. So um anyway, it is one of 85 such installations. So I shouldn't, there's 85 of them. So I'm gonna hope Milwaukee's included, but really cool, just a fun little thing. Um, so I'm glad it's happening in Milwaukee. Uh, we can all, you know, look at it, think of the the weird year we've had, and uh check it out if you get a chance to drive up to Milwaukee.

SPEAKER_01 15:19

This thing. That was a weird pause. I saw this and I said, I have to talk about this on the podcast.

SPEAKER_02 15:25

And I said, What the hell is this? When I saw the title of the article.

SPEAKER_01 15:29

I was on Reddit. Of course. And I saw the thing of today I learned there's such a thing as wet water. And I said, What the heck is wet water? That's what I saw, wet water. And I'm like, if I'm saying what the heck is wet water, Bridget is gonna, her mind is just gonna go. Which is exactly what I did before we started recording. I'm like, what the hell is your news article about? I said, Don't believe it, don't read it, don't read it. So, um, wet water, we're on the National Wildfire Coordinating Group's website. This isn't where I originally saw about it. There's a lot of articles out there you can read about it. I just want to have a discussion of like how much can we screw with Bridget on air right now? Come on! About wet water? Wet water You can't even- I know, I don't want to be part of this. Wet water is water with added chemicals called wetting agents that increases water spreading and penetrating properties due to a reduction in surface tension. So evidently, firefighters like modify water. No, yes, no, they change water to make it wetter. Okay, is there such a thing as dry water? I don't know. I mean, maybe there's a way you can increase the surface tension to make it dry water. This is absurd. Who is wasting their time doing this?

SPEAKER_02 16:38

Firefighters, are you saying firefighters are I am not. I'm sorry, I don't understand the science of wet water. So anyway, um Okay, this is weird, but my sister has a friend that's uh like fights the like out west. He's like a smoke jumper? Wildfires. I don't know. I just he probably uses wet water, like he's gone for a long time fighting massive wildfires. And I would be, I want to know. Brittany, yet again, can you do some research for us?

SPEAKER_01 17:03

Tell us more about wet water.

SPEAKER_02 17:04

Is it bad for the environment? I yeah, is it? Is it worse to have wetter water? That's a ridiculous article. Why this is why Reddit is the most useless place on the internet.

SPEAKER_01 17:15

I don't really have anything else. I don't have a dad joke. I have nothing. I just have wet water. Well, yeah. I saw the phrase wet water and that you can make water wetter, and I said Bridget needs to know about that. Bridget's gonna lose her mind over this.

SPEAKER_02 17:26

All of our listeners need to know, too. This is really important stuff. Wet water. Groundbreaking news. So if you have a fire, wet your water up a little. Take the time to wet it up a little and then put it out.

SPEAKER_01 17:38

I don't know. I mean, it increases water spreading and penetrating.

SPEAKER_02 17:41

Feels like that would take a lot of time, right?

SPEAKER_01 17:43

I think the firefighters just have like a thing.

SPEAKER_02 17:46

They like have extra tubs of wetter water than the rest of us. Chief Peters. I'm gonna talk to our local fire chief. I I like him. He's a kind person. He cares about our community a lot. I think we should ask him.

SPEAKER_01 17:58

He signed off on our permits. Thank you. On that note, we're going to break.

SPEAKER_02 18:24

We were just joking about wet water. I hope you were talking about it too. Wet ass water. Oh, don't do it. Don't do it. So I remember growing up, and um, my mom was always, I would always like be like, mom, why don't you buy something for yourself? Mom, and I never understood like why parents don't buy things for themselves because I always loved shopping. I am there. I'm here talking about product recommendations, and I feel like every week I'm sharing with you things for my kids. But here I am. I'm a mom and I like to shop at goodwill, so I can't really product wreck goodwill to you. So I think you've done it before. I mean, maybe I have, so I won't do it again. What I'm here to tell you about is Elliot's birthday is coming up.

SPEAKER_01 19:05

And since he is four, if anybody wants to send him anything, let me know. I can get you the address. Oh yeah. Oh my God.

SPEAKER_02 19:14

Write him a card. He will love it. Um, he's four, so he doesn't listen to the podcast. So we are looking at, you know, like all good parents want to attempt to um do, say, we're gonna do all Montessori activities at our home. Well, I still cling to that idea. So yeah, we're buying him like the Pokemon crap that he wants, but I'm also getting him these, they're called stacking rocks. I'm sure you saw them. Maybe yes, but so what's great about this is I have two kids, and as Elliot starts to like Elliot loves to build, he loves to do, you know, right now we're really big into it. He's great on Minecraft. Yes, but we're real big into magnetiles again. Like both kids love them. And they're so expensive, man. They're so super expensive. So we are looking at like alternatives to those, but in the meantime, I'm doing these stacking rocks, which you can find all over Etsy or on Amazon.

SPEAKER_01 20:00

So whichever way you the highlights. Okay. Novel stacking toy, skill developing, perfect family game material. Ideal gift option.

SPEAKER_02 20:11

See, look at that. Just because they told me it was an ideal gift, I said it is an ideal gift for my Ellie. So anyway, you can, like I said, Amazon or Etsy, we will link to both. So you can pick whichever way you choose to shop. Uh, they're really coming a million different colors. You can get uh, you know, five of them up to like a million. I have no idea. We're getting the like 30 pack or so. Really fun activity. And actually, I can tell that I'm gonna be obsessed with them as well.

SPEAKER_01 20:35

Yeah, you are gonna be. And you're gonna get really mad at him when he doesn't do it right.

SPEAKER_02 20:38

I I am practicing that. I practice it all the time so many times a day.

SPEAKER_01 20:43

I have that problem.

SPEAKER_02 20:44

I bite my tongue. My time? Your turn. Okay, which Nick has not filled anything in, which means this is gonna be something good again.

SPEAKER_01 20:51

So, uh this is a live on-air unboxing. Oh boy. I had to postpone the podcast by about three minutes because I forgot this at work. Oh boy.

SPEAKER_02 21:00

Yeah, I had to go back. I said, just pick a different one. This is in an Amazon bag. Ooh, I didn't clear that right. That's why sitting in his office. I was wondering what's so important. Oh god.

SPEAKER_01 21:10

Sonic the Hedgehog coloring book. When your kid loves Sonic the Hedgehog, oh boy, need a Sonic the Hedgehog coloring book.

SPEAKER_02 21:19

Let's, to be clear, guess who does not like it? Simona. This is for Elliot.

SPEAKER_01 21:24

Elliot spent about seven minutes telling me all of how much he loves Sonic the Hedgehog. Oh, sweet. And the like 72 different ways he likes Sonic the Hedgehog. Yeah, he's but he did not have a Sonic the Hedgehog coloring book.

SPEAKER_02 21:36

He doesn't. Oh, good job. Now he does.

SPEAKER_01 21:39

There was a sticker book I considered getting and would have been here faster. Which would have, you know, like kids can change. Kids can change. Well, this isn't for his birthday, but something better for that. Oh, this is just for um the stickers may have ended up in places you didn't want them to.

SPEAKER_02 21:54

Like currently on my big picture windows? Correct. Yeah, there are stickers there.

SPEAKER_01 21:57

So I like you. Enough that I didn't get the sticker box. I decided the uh coloring book would be better.

SPEAKER_02 22:05

You said a really good thing here. His he just started liking Sonic. And so I'm like, will this last till his birthday next week? Or are we gonna have to change? I know this is how I feel about Pokemon. I'm like, is it Minecraft? Is it Pokemon? I have no idea. Well, what was it?

SPEAKER_01 22:18

It was Farm Animals last year.

SPEAKER_02 22:20

I know, man, who the heck knows? I don't even know what was his birthday.

SPEAKER_01 22:22

Last year, last year was the start of COVID.

SPEAKER_02 22:25

Oh, yeah, we were at a bowling alley. It was great. It was, excuse me, we were at a bowling alley before COVID. It was like COVID was the week after everything.

SPEAKER_01 22:32

To be fair, COVID was a thing, and we were all questioning was this appropriate? It was like were we? I don't remember China virus. China.

SPEAKER_02 22:40

Lucy had hand foot and mouth. That's why she did.

SPEAKER_01 22:43

We were more concerned about was Lucy.

SPEAKER_02 22:45

We were we were a mess. Guys, we're gonna take a break. Lucy was Lucy. Okay, we're taking a break. Be right back. Okay, we're back. Did you miss us? Did you hear us say oop off-air? Because I did that. The Wisconsin oop or the Midwest? I don't know. We were just talking Sonic on our break.

SPEAKER_01 23:22

It was, you know, entertaining. I was never into Sonic. I didn't know Sonic still existed.

SPEAKER_02 23:27

Yeah, I didn't know.

SPEAKER_01 23:28

I don't think it, but Elliot's into it.

SPEAKER_02 23:30

So I I didn't really play Sonic either, nor did I know it existed, but Tyler did. So here we are. Good thing I have Tyler, man.

SPEAKER_01 23:37

Alright, so it is time for interesting questions with Bridgetnik. Um I haven't done a ton of research. I have a list up of some ideas. So we're gonna just go like quick fire. Hamburgers or hot dogs? Hamburgers, for sure. 100 years in the past or 100 years in the future. Whoa. The future is craft, let me tell you.

SPEAKER_02 23:57

100 years in the past.

SPEAKER_01 23:58

Yeah, for sure. Yeah, yeah. Uh purple nose or green ears. Whoa. Green ears. Picnic in the park or on the beach. I don't want sand in my food. It always gets in your food. Eat a beetle or be stung by a bee. Stung by a bee. Gross. Five brothers or five sisters?

SPEAKER_02 24:19

Five sisters. I already have sisters and I have brothers. Stepbrothers. Brothers-in-law, not step-brothers. Sorry, everybody. I'm tired. Nick snorted. We're doing great. We're a mess. As usual.

SPEAKER_01 24:32

Eat a raw potato or a whole lime. Whoa. Raw.

SPEAKER_02 24:37

Oh, that's hard.

SPEAKER_01 24:38

What would you pick? Whole lime. I can deal with acid, like fine, but like the idea of a whole potato raw.

SPEAKER_02 24:44

I mean, I'm gonna say it's a whole red potato and it's small, so I'll do that. Maybe I can rice it.

SPEAKER_01 24:49

Raw. Be trapped in a room with a friendly tiger or with ten bumblebees.

SPEAKER_02 24:55

Oh, friendly tiger. It could be my Raja. Shannon wanted to name her dog Raja, and I fully supported it, but Raja was I mean, their dog's a girl, so they decided Raja's a boy, I guess. I don't know. I thought Raja was a girl. So did I? Maybe Michael just vetoed it. I don't know. Michael vetoed it.

SPEAKER_01 25:12

I don't know. I thought it was the best name for a dog. I agree. Live where it's always dark outside or always light outside.

SPEAKER_02 25:18

Oh shit. Actually, I think always dark. I agree. That's a weird thing to say, but I have kids and I want them to sleep.

SPEAKER_01 25:25

Go for a drive in a convertible or a double-decker bus and you sit on top.

SPEAKER_02 25:30

I've done both. Uh so I guess normally I would say convertible? I don't really know that one. I don't know. Have you been on a double-decker bus?

SPEAKER_01 25:40

No, because I don't do tourist things usually.

SPEAKER_02 25:43

Why? What in Rome, man? I don't know. I like to live like the Romans. I mean, I lived in London for a while, so I felt like at some point I needed to do it at least once. But also, actually, I did it in Ireland for the first time.

SPEAKER_01 25:55

It was sleeting. It was hilarious and fun. It was great. Uh, I've done it in Chicago on the architectural tour thing.

SPEAKER_02 26:01

Oh, I did the boat architectural tour.

SPEAKER_01 26:02

I did both of them.

SPEAKER_02 26:03

Yeah. It was foggy, so we actually didn't sit there.

SPEAKER_01 26:05

It's actually I'd highly recommend that. I should put it in like it's a really good tour, the boat one. Everyone's not good.

SPEAKER_02 26:11

Oh, it's not? No. It's too hard, the bus ones. You're like trying to see. I don't know. Um, everyone has recommended that. Yeah, everyone said it's their favorite one.

SPEAKER_01 26:18

Last one, this one cuts close for you. Oh. Have a cool new shirt in your closet every morning, but from Goodwill. So like you know, so it wasn't pretty sustainable, like trapping. Okay. And like you have that little bit of like OG street crowd with it. That's right. Or new pair of designer limited edition shoes every week. That's like, oh my god, you are the shoe god. Um because your shoe game's strong. I meant to say I recommend whatever like short boots, the little zip-up thing you got on today. Oh, thanks, man. They're pretty strong.

SPEAKER_02 26:53

I uh that's tough. Uh, but I think I would rather have a different shirt. I mean, you do good with the shirts. I don't know. That's because like I like the variety. Yep. I'm a not I just had this discussion with a friend.

SPEAKER_01 27:04

Overall, you're a little bit better on the sh on the shoes than your shirt.

SPEAKER_02 27:07

Yeah. Here's the thing.

SPEAKER_01 27:09

They're both very good.

SPEAKER_02 27:10

I actually appreciate that because I like shoes more. I just got two new pairs. They were from Goodwill, and they are shoes that I have been looking for. And before you get after me about use shoes from Goodwill, I have a cleaning regimen that is like very great and wonderful. And they are almost new sperries that were half off, and I needed a new pair and new balance gym shoes, which make me sound 90, but they are awesome and like kind of purple and blue. I was literally looking online for both of those pairs. Okay, I just got really fired up.

SPEAKER_01 27:39

See, this is why it cuts a little close to the bone.

SPEAKER_02 27:41

Because I don't want, like, I don't need designer shoes, like I don't need a pair of Lou Butons.

SPEAKER_01 27:44

But they don't have to be Lou Butons, they can be new balance from Goodwill?

SPEAKER_02 27:47

No, because the fun is finding that.

SPEAKER_01 27:49

Oh, so you still want the fun and the hunt of the street?

SPEAKER_02 27:51

The drill of the hunt. Let's be clear. This is why it was like boyfriends in high school. That's really horrible, but kind of true. I'm way past high school, so we can say that. Tyler, watch out! Tyler and I didn't date till after college. We almost dated in high school. Anyway. Oh, you guys will have to reach out to my husband for that story. Maybe I'll put him in Kid Corner one week. Oh, good times. So you're going with the shirt. Yeah, man, I don't know. No, I gotta change it. I clearly care about shoes more. I gotta tell you, so this is dumb, but any women listening, particularly if you were like of my age and live in a small town, I came from a city where like often I wore business suits and then I at least wore a business casual, and then I worked at a place that I could wear whatever I wanted, and then I moved here. So my wardrobe changed drastically, but like I still love wearing heels and I love getting dressed up. But man, you put on a pair of heels in Lake Geneva and people think like you're going to the prom. So I was like, okay, I need that like perfect kind of mid-heel that's like a little blockier and whatever. Still fashionable. So as I was coming into 2020, so like winter 2019, I had acquired a very good collection of like the perfect heel for spring. And I was so excited. And then fucking coronavirus happened, and I just wore like leggings and gym shoes every day. And I'm like, I don't have a good, I don't like have a lot of leggings and gym shoes because I like to get dressed up. So my wardrobe game, I I don't even know what to do.

SPEAKER_01 29:33

Like I wear jeans every day.

unknown 29:36

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 29:36

And uh Lake Shiv and Country Meets Apollo. I know, man.

SPEAKER_02 29:39

We live on different sides of the planet.

SPEAKER_01 29:42

Um, I would prefer to wear a selection of Nike low tops every day.

SPEAKER_02 29:47

Yeah. But I have Do you have a certain kind like Tyler likes Nike Air Max? I like Nike Air Max, yeah.

SPEAKER_01 29:54

Okay, but like do you like other Nikes? Um, I like the fly knits. I don't know what that is. Um my problem is I have really bad uh flat feet. And I'm technically supposed to be wearing these like heel supports or arch supports. And I've supposed to be doing this since like seventh grade. Um they don't fit into low, I don't so I have also have like really bad ankles that like roll. Yeah, I don't know. So it's like I've never rolled an ankle because they just like have nothing to them. So like they just roll, but so I've always like low tops because I'm like, actually, I can use this as like a form of flexibility. Um instead of high tops for support? Yeah, correct. Okay, yeah. So um, like I've just gone with that. It's a thing that my body has. We're all beautiful and unique. That's like my beautiful and unique thing. So I always like low tops, um, especially like when you're playing tennis, because like you can like get in anyway and pitching, it works really well.

SPEAKER_02 30:48

I don't play tennis or pitch.

SPEAKER_01 30:50

So I like low tops, and let me tell you, when you add two inches to a low top, it is not a comfortable shoe at all. Oh, because you're just popping out. Yep. Oh so now I wear uh the nice shoes, uh Tivas that Sean Payne at Clearwater Outdoor told me to buy for my bad feet.

SPEAKER_02 31:08

I didn't realize Tivas made anything except like the Velcro sandals that I had when I was a kid.

SPEAKER_01 31:13

Oh, they have some great shoes.

SPEAKER_02 31:14

Yeah, until I went in Clearwater and was like, oh.

SPEAKER_01 31:17

So I had to because like my back will throb. Like if I go back into my Nike.

SPEAKER_02 31:21

Do you have a podiatrist?

SPEAKER_01 31:23

I used to when I was a kid, and now I'm a man and I don't go to the doctor.

SPEAKER_02 31:27

Oh yeah, that's so manly. I have never been to well, I probably did when I broke my foot, but I don't I have a fear that if I went to a podiatrist, they would tell me many things that I need to change.

SPEAKER_01 31:40

I had to go to a podiatrist because I had ingrown toenails. Oh my gosh. And they had to fix it and they fixed it. Uh they put like acid on there to like kill the growth. Anyway. This is gross. So like they also are like, oh, by the way, you might want some insoles. And then I got them, and I'm like, this is annoying. And I had to wear like I was in like seventh grade, so of course you buy the like really terrible all-white like Walmart brand high tops because you gotta wear them all the time. You know what I mean? Yeah. So it's not like you can go buy Jordans because you're growing and kind of if you go to Goodwill.

SPEAKER_02 32:13

I just found Jordans at Goodwill, actually. I didn't fit all the so anyway.

SPEAKER_01 32:17

That's you know, that's okay.

SPEAKER_02 32:19

Well, Nick has feet problem.

SPEAKER_01 32:21

We went there. It's okay.

SPEAKER_02 32:23

I'm I'm not I'm not I'm not ashamed. I don't know what to say anymore about this. We're just gonna go right from ingrown toenails to food.

SPEAKER_01 32:33

Hey, it's okay to have them. Go talk to your doctor, they'll fix it. Don't do that home stuff. Like, you're not gonna do it right. They have these things.

SPEAKER_02 32:40

I didn't know, I just thought you like clipped your toenails.

SPEAKER_01 32:43

Oh no, like if they ingrow, they ingrow. It's very painful. So they like they have to like numb it, pull the stuff back, cut it out, extract it, and then they have like an acid that they like put on it and makes the thing stop. Okay. It worked when they did it. I mean, I'm okay. We can't. That's good works. Thanks, science. This is like I'm also immune to coronavirus now.

SPEAKER_02 33:05

I oh thanks, science. We mean the hubs were open for vaccines on March 1st. Woo woo. So hopefully we get an appointment. We'll see. Okay, everybody. I knew you were gonna pick this.

SPEAKER_01 33:16

As soon as I saw the meal plan, I'm like, oh, this is.

SPEAKER_02 33:18

I wasn't gonna pick it because uh well, predictable, but I did anyway, because it's delicious.

SPEAKER_01 33:22

Don't apologize.

SPEAKER_02 33:23

You can hate on me if you want. All right, guys. Next week's meal plan. We've got a lot of fish on the meal plan because we are it's Lent. Um so if that is something you are celebrating in your house, um, or remember, Jesus hates you if you eat fish on Fridays. Uh this is a funny, like, I grew up Catholic.

SPEAKER_01 33:40

If you don't eat fish on Friday.

SPEAKER_02 33:41

If you eat meat on Fridays, he's doing great. Um I'm Catholic. I observe Lent. Our friend Erin Murphy grew up Lutheran, and she always asked us, like, why don't you eat meat? Like, she observed Lent, but was like, Why don't you eat meat on Friday? And we're like, I don't know, we're not supposed to.

SPEAKER_01 33:57

Like, but this is all we you know. I mean, it's because Peter was a fisherman and we want to make the fisherman rich. So Nick actually knows.

SPEAKER_02 34:04

Our answer was like, I don't know, I'm not supposed to. And she's like, that's ridiculous. Why? And you know, so that always stuck in my head. Uh, we're a big family that likes to do something extra during Lent instead of give something up, uh, which I know like isn't what you're supposed to do, but that's the way we do it.

SPEAKER_01 34:18

I always do the like make yourself better thing too.

SPEAKER_02 34:20

Yeah. We we used to when we were kids, I think my mom taught it to us as like donate to a charity or do some volunteer work, uh, which was cool. So anyway, we liked that. We're bringing that to our kids. So anyway, I'm eating meat because the day that this meal plan item is on is not on Friday.

SPEAKER_01 34:37

We're having cheese pizza tonight. Imagine meeting Sarah and I that are not fish people and Catholic.

SPEAKER_02 34:43

Yeah, you guys, and you're devout to this. I I eat meat on Fridays now. Sorry. Because really, we go to a Lutheran church. It's okay. Um, anyway, what I'm talking about is a pork chop and waffle sandwich, okay? So delicious. As gluttonous as you can be. I think we have do we have chicken and waffles on the website too? Yeah, we have chicken and waffles on there too. Because that's clearly my winning choice, but that's not on the meal plan this week. So I actually like the pork chop and waffle more. Do you? Why? Uh a little bit more fat in it. Oh, yeah, okay. See, and I don't like, yeah, I want like the spicy chicken with the sweet waffle. So the straight up like Nashville.

SPEAKER_01 35:19

Well, I want the like Belgian waffle where the Belgian waffle is like fluffy. And yeah. Now I just want waffles. So anyway, this is a recipe from our Maybe we could do a chicken and waffle pop-up in Lake Geneva. Oh, wait. Probably not. But I bet.

unknown 35:34

Never mind.

SPEAKER_02 35:36

Okay. The best part of this sandwich, I would think the maple gravy. Oh, for shit. Anyway, I actually haven't made this one yet. So I have made chicken and waffles and love it, obviously, but I'm gonna take Nick's recommendation of the fatty pork and maple gravy. Yeah, better. So anyway, we that's what I'm eating this week. I don't know, pork chop and waffle sandwich sounds good to me. What about you?

SPEAKER_01 36:00

Uh, one of the most ridiculous. How much do we talk about tacos? I know. I I actually put these on and I was like, Nick's gonna pick a taco. Uh this week's Taco Tuesday meals are they're both slow cooker ones. That's the that's the key. They're strong. Yeah. Um, I make a lot of good tacos. I was texting a friend of mine recently. I said if there's two things I do right, it's make tacos and drink beer. Many skills. These tacos were some of the better tacos I've ever made. They are a short rib barbacoa taco. So barbacoa uh comes from barbecue. Uh anyway, traditionally in the Yucatan, you dig a big pit and you know, you cook them. Uh, we need to be very clear that the Mexicans own tacos. Us Americans do not own tacos, we're just taking from their cultural heritage. Uh so the barbacoas, you dig the pit and you cook the things in there underground, usually wrapped in banana leaves a long time. However, most of us don't have pits, banana leaves, or a long tacos. I was like, are you building a pit? So I do have I before we built your house, I had a pit. Actually, it's where Bridget's parked right now was a barbacoa pit. Uh, and I cooked a lot of tacos in there because it's a great way of cooking. However, it takes a long time. There are some very serious ways you can screw up and kill yourself. I don't want to say kill yourself, but get pretty sick.

SPEAKER_00 37:23

Oh.

SPEAKER_01 37:23

Um, so anyway, these tacos you do them in the slow cooker with short ribs. So it's deliciously fatty, deliciously flavorful. And the key is uh you cook them in there and then you shred them and then you fry them to get all the extra fat off. So you so you shred them, because the short ribs have a lot of fat, right? So you shred the meat and there's gonna be bits of fat on there. And you throw them in a frying pan with some other stuff, the fat melts off, and you get crispy, delicious.

SPEAKER_02 37:52

Okay, that sounds delicious.

SPEAKER_01 37:54

Oh, these were I can get on board with actually they were so good, so good. Uh I'm glad you explained it because make sure you cook them uh an authentico style. Don't do gringo style. These are not good with cheese and lettuce and crap. These are good with cilantro and onion only. And lime. You know, actually avocado is good with it too.

SPEAKER_02 38:15

Okay, I'm gonna not do the onion, but I know that won't be as good. But otherwise, that sounds awesome. Uh so yeah, that would be my suggestion on this.

SPEAKER_01 38:24

Um, these were good.

SPEAKER_02 38:25

We've got some good ones up this week. And if you're a fan of seafood, I think there's three days of seafood. So um, I don't know. I think it's a good one. We always think it's a good one, though.

SPEAKER_01 38:34

It's because you don't suck. Okay. Only person I think to ever get a retraction out of local uh paper. I know I'm so excited about that. Oh, wait, no, I think Bach Choi did too.

SPEAKER_02 38:42

Well, I'm sorry, we don't have the retraction yet, so maybe we're celebrating too soon.

SPEAKER_01 38:49

Hey, you got no one to hold them, no one to fold them, no one to walk away. I did get it. No one to run. You never count your chickens before they hatch.

SPEAKER_02 38:57

Well, guys, do you know what it's time for? Kid Corner! Since we've done such a good job of grossing you out and then talking about food and then grossing you out and talking about food. We're gonna gross you out again. Um I want to know what this is about. Oh, Nick. I think you're gonna be.

SPEAKER_01 39:14

I know what the first one is, but the second one, I don't know what this is about.

SPEAKER_02 39:17

Okay, so the first one, the second one will be short, and it's mostly because I feel bad that I have two kids and we've been talking about Lucy's disgusting this a lot. It's okay. But this one was timely. So um I now fully understand why parents never go out of town or treat themselves or try and relax or do anything like that. Um, we did that. Uh, we were like, you know what? I thought that uh I had worked the previous two weekends and I thought I was gonna be working these upcoming three weekends for dinners. Uh, little did I know. But so I was like, you know what? I have one weekend off. Like, let's go take a moment. Tyler and I haven't been away.

SPEAKER_01 39:49

Maybe this is a vast Tyler conspiracy.

SPEAKER_02 39:51

Maybe. Let's dig into it next week's podcast.

SPEAKER_01 39:54

Um Tyler's sweet and innocent. He has nothing to do with this.

SPEAKER_02 39:58

So we're like, let's just go for a minute. We have like a whole bunch of things that we don't even take time to talk about because we have two children and life is crazy. So, anyway, um, we went to a bed and breakfast in a small town. Like, we were very comfortable with their COVID precautions. It was a podunk effing town, and so there was nothing going on. But this bed and breakfast was amazing. So my um my in-laws were unavailable to help with the kids. My mom was gone. It was just my dad. And I'm like, oh, it's a lot for someone to take both kids overnight. Like, I trust every one of my parent units to take care of the kids, but I just feel we felt really bad, right? Going into it. So um good work, Sean. My dad was like, We got it. It's cool. He's so good with the kids. We're like, all right, you're right. This is good. So we left the kids, we get back, like, you know, my dad texts us pictures throughout the day, like, look at what they're doing. This is so fun, great. And we're like, awesome, yay! All these great things. Fast forward, we get back on Sunday, right around um Lucy's nap time, and they're just like hanging out at my dad's um at my parents' house. And I'm like, oh, okay, dad, how did you know how'd it go? Whatever. Good, good, good. We did these things. I'm like, okay, well, how did they sleep? Just like hoping he would be like, Great. So how'd they sleep? And he goes, good. With that silent pause. So, like with the silence, and he was like, Yeah, good. I'm like, okay, what? And then it just started pouring out. Well, Lucy got sick. So, like, Lucy has not barfed her brains out yet because she's one and a half. So, like, she's thrown up, but like it's just been, you know, like, well, I just puked my applesauce on top of me, whatever. This sounded like it was full-on barfing. So my dad put her down. Lucy is a like put you down, she doesn't even cry. She like pulls up her blanket and tells you to leave, and she sleeps for 11 hours. You know, it's great. My dad was like, Yeah, she fussed a little. And my dad was so great telling the story because he did not want us to feel bad. So he was like not wanting to tell all the details. But then, like me, I'm like, what happened? What'd she eat? What color was her puke? You know, and I like need to know everything. So, yeah. So um, I won't give you everything because, like, you know, we're on a time limit here, but basically he put her down and said she cried it for a while, which was weird. So I went up there and I like rubbed her back and I rubbed her stomach. And as soon as I was rubbing her stomach, she felt better, calmed down. I left the room. And then um Shannon stopped by because Shannon knew my dad was there with both kids. So she brought Nolan over her b her baby, her youngest. And and my dad was like, she came over like an angel because she happened to show up right as my dad went upstairs to a crib full of Lucy's puke.

SPEAKER_01 42:30

So like Is it the same pack and play? It's the same one. I mean, maybe she ate her own poop.

SPEAKER_02 42:35

We are burning it. I said you gotta burn it. I know, you guys, if if you didn't listen, you need to go, was that last week or two weeks ago? Two weeks ago. Two weeks ago to the Lucy eating her own poop story. It's the same pack and play. I am telling you, I'm burning it. I will buy my parents a new one or give them my old. I don't care, but no one's sleeping in the pack.

SPEAKER_01 42:51

Yeah, the pro move is give them your old one, buy yourself a new one.

SPEAKER_02 42:54

Yeah, whatever, man. She's almost out of the crib. I don't care. They can have my old crib, I don't care, but no one is sleeping in that pack and play. So she pukes all of herself in her bed. They got her out, got her changed, gave her a bath because like she's got long hair now. She does and there was chunks in it. So then my dad brought her down. So I'm sorry, then I don't know exactly the time of events because I wasn't there. And, you know, he brought her downstairs at some point and was just like, you know, doing this on the shoulder, rocking her. And Shannon's like, Lucy's throwing up, like no one could hear her. Shannon just saw her start barfing for a second time all over my dad in the kitchen. And so, like, he brought her to the kitchen sink. And here's how he described it I was catching her puke and dumping it in the sink. I'm like, oh my god. Did she have eggs for breakfast? And I'm like, yes. So there you go, everybody. This went on and on, and there were many more details, but Lucy threw up all over herself twice. I feel terrible. My dad just felt really bad for her, and Shannon, he just kept saying what a godsend Shannon was because man, this is real parent guilt. And you come home and you're like, okay, my sister and my dad not only helped with my kids, but they cleaned up. Her bar twice in the middle of the night. And Shannon has a six, seven month-old baby. So, like, okay, I'm never leaving town again. What about Elliot?

unknown 44:09

Okay.

SPEAKER_02 44:10

Elliot, we um, Elliot really likes to go to the grocery store with me. So we just like went for fun the other day when I picked him up, got a couple things we needed, but then he's like, Mom, can we go to the pet store? Which like is always a terrible idea, but it was across the street, and we're like, Yeah, okay, whatever. So we went into pet go. Long story short. Uh, I had hamsters when I was a kid and loved them with all of my soul. And now Elliot wants a hamster, and this is a feud in our house. Because I was kind of like, yeah, okay, we could get him a hamster for his birthday. And Tyler was like, No, are you kidding me? You cannot get, and I was like, Yeah, I mean, like, come on, sure. And he's like, We are not getting a hamster. Anyway, he was like literally sitting on the floor, like by the hamster cage, like building, you know, hamsters have all those like weird plastic parts. He he was like building his own cage. It's like Minecraft. Oh, yeah. Anyway, it was just, I had to mention my little Elliot, and I'm sorry to say Tyler definitively said we're not getting a hamster, which I have to respect because I definitively said we're not getting a dog. Maybe you can get a snake. So also definitely, honestly, I was like, yeah, to the hamster because it meant we don't have to get a snake. You know, because when we go to the pet store, all Elliot wants to do is look at the snakes.

SPEAKER_01 45:20

Anyway, tell me about Simona. Uh, so this is not my story. This is from Sarah. Uh, but you know, parenting's a team game. Uh, also, I feel like we need to defend Lucy a little bit. So this is the nice side of Lucy. Yeah, you're right. So Simona has graduated classrooms uh in daycare, and she's back with Lucy generally again. Yeah. Um because what, Lucy's three months older than Simona? Four months? Um Lucy's June 1st. June to October, yeah. So uh four months, more or less. Yeah, sure. And uh, so you know No, six months, seven months? Is it that much? Lucy was born in June six to two. No, six, whatever.

SPEAKER_02 46:04

No, you're right. Yeah, so four months. Four months. I was going the other way, yeah.

SPEAKER_01 46:07

Um, so anyway. Simona's doing a really good job. I noticed she's speaking a lot more. It's crazy how fast they start talking with uh, you know, being all around these kids.

SPEAKER_02 46:20

Yeah, once they grade in the other classroom, isn't it nuts? It's crazy. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 46:23

So Sarah goes to pick up Simona, and Mr. Tyler was taking Simona out this one day, uh, because I think he was headed home, and so he had Lucy with him. And Sarah goes to pick her up, and they're all in the vestibule, and Lucy and Simona are playing together, and Sarah goes to pick up Simona and take her away, and Lucy goes, Hi Mona. I love that. Um I love Mona. So cute and whatever, but this is my real point. Her name is Simona or Simmo, not Mona. I love it! All of these kids call her Mona, which I get because Simona, like that's a hard, that's a hard thing for kids. Like, there's why don't you like Mona? It's not her name. Uh, although she has a cousin that calls her Sim Sim Moana. Oh, that's good too. Also good. I thought, so this is my point of like when you name your kid, you think of like what are the dumb names that everybody's gonna come up with. We thought my one grandpa was gonna go, Mama Simone. Oh, yeah, that's annoying. We thought that one, because he does crap like that, he's a very nice man, but we're like, uh I have to listen to this crap whatever. Every time they see each other. Um, we did not think Mona.

SPEAKER_02 47:33

I mean, I get why you wouldn't like Mona, but I actually think it's like a like modern trendy. I don't know. I like Mona.

SPEAKER_01 47:40

Her name is Simona.

SPEAKER_02 47:42

Okay, to be clear, everybody. I did this too with my kids' names. I was like, I'm uh what I thought was how will they get bullied? And so I thought through everything, and then Brittany, I think it was Britney, was like, what about Smelly Ellie? They're gonna call him Smelly at Elliot. I'm like, oh my god, crap. Like, yeah, and I don't haven't thought of Lucy's yet, but there's gonna be some.

SPEAKER_01 48:02

Kids are mean. We're fine with with Mona. It was very cute, Lucy. Oh, I love this. Okay. Lisa stand up for Lucy a little bit. I mean, she pukes all over, eats her own poop, but she's a lover.

SPEAKER_02 48:14

She is smart. She let me put her hair up today. I thought that was gonna stay. It didn't. She ripped it right out. Except it was so sticky from like applesauce that it just kind of stayed. I hope not. Maybe she puked last night. I missed it. Anyway, kids are great. Kids are great.

SPEAKER_01 48:30

They're the best. We've got Sonic. Got puke. We got annoying nicknames that we did not intend for our daughter. Man, you guys, thanks for hanging with us, especially if you don't have kids. Because that's the real treat. I think we're validating your life decisions. Vasectomy at 18 was a great man move, man.

SPEAKER_02 48:51

I think of my cousin Megan a lot, who's had to postpone her wedding for like 800 years because of coronavirus. And I think of her a lot when we talk about kids. Hey, Megan. One day you'll you'll get it. You'll be great. It's gonna be great. It's great. Okay, guys, make sure to watch us on YouTube. Find us on Instagram and Facebook at DinnerPlus Drinks Podcast.

SPEAKER_01 49:11

Exciting news. We crossed 100 subs on YouTube. So soon we're gonna get our own custom name on YouTube so we don't say YouTube slash capital J underscore U underscore sevens. So, like hopefully we'll have a good name on that soon. Uh, new website is beautiful. So dinnerplusdrinks.com. We have all the stuff listed off there. You should check it out if you haven't. Good product recs, great kid corners.

SPEAKER_02 49:36

All the stuff. So thanks so much. Make sure to send us a note if you have any funny things to say. If you want to wish Elliot a happy birthday, hello at dinnerplusdrinks.com.

SPEAKER_01 49:45

We appreciate you, unlike the Lake Geneva City Council. We hope you have a great week and we'll see you soon.