Being the “default parent” (+ moving into a hotel & crying babies on planes)
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What are the housing updates for the hosts?
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I'm torn. I'm torn.
But let's save this. Can we go? Okay, ready?
Let's go. Let's roll.
What was the experience like in Aspen?
Welcome to Two Parents in a podcast. Two parents and a pod. You always want me to say and a pod.
Thank you.
Let's hop right into it because we just literally just came back from touring two houses, both of which we could walk to, which means the three L's of real estate are in play. Location, location, location. And they were two totally different houses.
And hopes were so high for both homes. And I think they're both out of contention, which is very disappointing. Yeah.
But I'm really proud of us. And we're seeing another one tonight at 5.30, which I'm hopeful for. Like, that is... Okay, so here's the thing, you guys. The two we saw today were bending for the location. This one that we're seeing later, still a great location.
Different neighborhood, though.
How do you find childcare while traveling?
Just a different neighborhood. But the house is awesome. And they want to sell it. Okay, so we've got motivated sellers. The thing about the house we just saw, which... It was truly like my jaw was on the floor. It was unbelievable. It was floor to ceiling windows like unreal.
It looked like it was out of an architecture magazine. But we also like if we were to get that house, we would have had to really, really, really, really stretch, which is something that you and I like needed to get comfortable with, would need to get comfortable with.
on budget we'd have to stretch like it's it's so we have like the top of our budget and this is like 10 above that which not ideal and then the second thing about it is it's so funny when you have a kid the way you think about houses because like when it's just you and i oh we would have moved in that house in a minute yeah i actually think it's a dream house for when your parent when kids are gone to college like that would be the hq in austin we would live there we would like walk places There was patios outside. The master suite was unreal. But like that's not where I want my square footage to go now. I want like a playroom.
What matters more to you? A playroom or a big closet in the main bedroom?
A playroom. in a big walk-in closet is on a top 10 list for me, but a playroom's a top two. You know, like I want a yard and a playroom.
We need the playroom.
We need a playroom. No, like, and it doesn't have to be a big playroom either. It could be an area of the living room. But this house didn't have, like, where would she play? Oh, that's not fair.
Yeah, I actually think it should, ideally it's located in a totally separate room and that way, like, the mess can be contained.
I also just think you have to have a happy kid friendly house. This very much so is giving like bachelor pad or kid in high school.
Maybe we'll put up a photo of it. Maybe we won't. I'm not sure if we're allowed to do that.
What are the challenges of managing crying babies on planes?
I think it's like in my TikTok that I made, that I'm making throughout the day today. Okay. So it is a bit in there. So the housing update is we are on the timeline. What is the date today? Yeah, I mean, we, okay, this is what we did do, though. So we made a what happens if. And April 15th, if we don't have our house, what do we do? We move into a hotel.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the housing updates for the hosts?
0:22–1:11
2
What was the experience like in Aspen?
1:11–1:56
3
How do you find childcare while traveling?
1:56–3:55
4
What are the challenges of managing crying babies on planes?
3:55–5:34
5
What was the interaction with Frontier and Southwest?
5:34–6:18
6
How can parents teach kids to share?
6:18–7:36
7
What does it mean to be the 'default parent'?
7:36–8:37
8
What are some humorous parenting moments shared?
8:37–1:00:25
Speakers
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