Shock Collar Question of the Day (9/21/26)
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There's a new trend happening and it's absolutely devastating news for parents.
It's Brooke
and Jeffrey in the morning. Because for decades moms and dads would worry about their kids going off to college and getting into trouble, having too much fun at parties.
Oh, for sure. And then calling 'em maybe once a month. Sorry mom. Yeah, well
now they're concerned that their kids aren't having enough fun.
What the heck is that? Darty instead of party? Yeah,
so a Darty is just a daytime party.
Yeah. Which Oh I didn't know that. Usually
isn't that weird. That normally involves booze and music and somebody crying in the bathroom. Yeah, it's funny. Yeah.
Leaving your best friend at home at eight AM because she already is puking. What else are you supposed to do? Get it together, Megan.
A wellness darty is different because instead of beer pong and random hookups, the party involves Pilates, yoga, ice baths, and a coffee or matcha tea afterwards.
Okay, this is like when I go on vacation. And now frats and them are doing run clubs.
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