Kylie

And they write, I've had it, has officially rewired my brain, and I regret nothing.

I'm a North Jersey girl, and I listen so much that I know casually dropped phrases like 12 times out of 10, surprises me zero, and buck up buttercup, tight as ticks, and enough to choke a bull into everyday conversation like they're normal human expressions.

I've also found myself in political conversations referring to kinks, Moses Mike Grinder Johnson, and chuckles, which has resulted in multiple people staring at me like I've escaped supervision.

Worth it.

The most alarming side effect, I recently taught myself...

caught myself saying thursday out loud confidently in public no shame this podcast is hilarious cathartic and dangerously quotable if you enjoy laughing nodding aggressively learning something and slowly losing the ability to speak like a regular person congrats this podcast is for you surprises me zero that i love it from karen

OK, now to bring you down just a peg.

We've got a one star that says just cringe and guess Nelling writes the beavis and butthead for postmenopausal winos.

12 times out of 10.

I will say when we get on Fox News and we get a plethora of like death threats in our email, most of them are very chicken shit.

And they'll make up an email that's like, fuck Jennifer Welch at gmail.com.

Yeah.

And they'll put a fake name.

But some of them are really stupid and will put their actual email.

OK, I've got a couple of news stories that some listeners have flagged for me.

This one is new research found that young adults with overly involved parents have less prestigious jobs than their peers.

And it goes on to say helicopter parenting doesn't end at high school.

And your research suggests it may come with unintended negative career consequences.

Researchers followed U.S.

adults aged 18 to 28 for up to a decade, repeatedly surveying them about family relationships and work outcomes.