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Ready? One, two, three. Patriots, gay-triots, they-triots. It's Big Pumps in the big city. We are in New York City. We have a very special guest that we're meeting here later. Fun guest. Very fun. Very important. Yes. Very important. Which almost pseudo makes us important. Kinda. A little bit. Kinda. Important adjacent. Oh. We are important adjacent. All right, Pumps, what have you had it with?
Okay, what I've had it with, and it's twofold, but it's mostly at myself. But my overall had it is I've had it with the cutest shoes being uncomfortable. And then I've had it with myself for continuing to buy the uncomfortable shoes, knowing that I'll wear them for about an hour and just be like, I can't do it. I I can't do it. So it's like this never ending.
You want your shoes to be cute, but if they're comfortable, they're just awful. They look like corrective shoes. If they're, if they're cute, you can't wear them because at my advanced age, everything on your body hurts after about an hour. So I've just, I've had it with the whole thing. I think I'm just going to go to my house shoes, back to my house shoes and flip flops 24 seven.
Have I ever told you that my mother thought I was pigeon-toed when I was a child and I had to wear corrective shoes briefly? And then she enrolled me in ballet because she thought it would turn my feet out. I did not know you were a corrective shoe wearer. I wore corrective shoes. I think it was maybe a year, but I remember they were so ugly. They weren't very cute, but my mother is very vain.
Right. So that was hard on her. Yeah. And I don't really think I was like pigeon toed. I bet they just went in slightly. We need to talk to Linda. We need to get to the bottom of that. But here's the thing. Aren't you glad she did it when you were younger and you didn't have to correct it as an adult? Yes. So thank you, Linda, at the end of the day. Yes. Yes, definitely.
But no, I'm with you on the shoes. I see these fantastic shoes and I'm like, God, I love those. Those look great. Put them on 45 minutes later. I am miserable. And listen up, kids. As you get older, gravity is not kind to your feet. No. And I mean, and pumps can report from like the future future. And she's saying near death, it's even worse. Near death. Yeah, exactly. All right.
Let me tell you what I've had it with. And I love the person I'm about to throw under the bus, but I have to. It's been building and building and building, and I just have to get it out. Okay, what? Who? So at the office, listener, downstairs is my interior design business. Upstairs is the podcast studio. And so a girl that works for my interior design business oftentimes brings her lunch to
to work and heats it up in the work microwave and several times it's been fished oh and she's perfect in all other regards i've had it with people using a shared microwave to heat up food that stinks yeah there's nothing you can do about it it permeates It's awful. The secondhand smell, if you're not the eater of that food, if you're not the consumer of that food, is so horrible.
So the other day she did it, and I had been out of the office for a tennis lesson, of course, on my lunch hour. And then I walked back in. I'm, like, still gasping for air. My heart rate's still high. I'm kind of behind the eight ball, running a little late, getting back to the office. And I walk in, and it is the worst thing. rotten fish smell smacks me in the face and I am dying.
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