Dr. Jody Carrington

She's in the garage.

And I was like, are you freaking kidding me right now?

And she always hates when I tell the story because she said I'm actually wasn't in the garage.

She was on her way in her car like 20 minutes away.

But I was like, basically, you were like a puppy like they were just waiting for you.

And so I was like, you know, to your point, I was like, just whoa.

30 seconds ago, I was the oldest and the only daughter.

Now I'm the middle kid?

Like, I am not.

No, thank you.

No, thank you.

I am not a fan.

I am not a fan.

And she is, she's got a very big personality too, which is sad and lovely.

But I like, we often say now, like if we grew up together, we'd kill each other.

Like I, yeah, it's something, it's something.

So it's, you know what?

I was most surprised actually, like as a adult person.

and I think I know this to be true, but like as an adult woman, how many childlike emotions came when I knew that she and mom were having lunch or that, you know, she knew something I didn't know or, you know, does she get to come to Christmas now?

And like, what do we do?