Jules

But for us, it was like if it was under 10 degrees, you couldn't walk to school.

What?

In Austin?

I think the funniest thing is when I take Jenny outside, she's too light and it's not even leaving indentations in it because it's so frozen.

It's been making me laugh out loud.

It's pretty cute.

So Jules, you were telling us, tell us the story.

Well, when I was, I don't know, age redacted, I think I was 17, 18, I would babysit for one of my coworkers at the restaurant that I worked with and she would pay me in limeridas instead of money.

Well, she would give it to me after I was done caring for the kids.

But the reason I had brought it up to you guys is I had told my mom, and my mom was like, why did you have to tell me that?

I'm like, I'm 30 years old now.

It's okay for me to tell you this.

And I asked what your guys' opinion on that was.

They're all so weird.

When I moved to Chicago and, like, in Illinois, they sell liquor, like, in Target.

Oh, wow.

Yeah, yeah.

But, like, in Ohio, they only sell it in state-licensed liquor stores.

I don't know about Oklahoma.

It's just closer to you.