Boy vs. girl pregnancies, snow days & your family’s made-up language
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
i'm just looking at some photos of bubber oh people like the photos pardon people are calling me their strongest soldier for dealing with you guys you are you are we got in the car today at 157 and we can get to the office easily in three minutes you are our strongest soldier and harrison said coffee
But this isn't even going to prove the point. You're their strongest soldier or ours?
What was our experience on the first snow day in Austin?
No, I'm the listener's strongest soldier. She says what they think. Get it?
How do kids perceive snow days differently from parents?
Because I said Massa what? They were all thinking that.
Okay, this is amazing.
Yeah.
So here's the dynamic on my mind. Okay. Like I feel very weird. So like Austin is shut down over this snow situation, right?
What lessons did we learn from the wild babysitting story?
Like three days. We're recording Tuesday.
What are the implications of asking someone why they don't drink?
Schools are shut down. So we had school shut down Monday, Tuesday. And then Sunday was a ghost town. Like we went and drove around and like there was nobody on the roads. And, by the way, we, as in me and neighbor T, there was no, no baby was in the car, or Alex, just so we're very clear on that. When I look at what's actually going on with these storms in Nashville, in New York, like Toronto, I think it's like an all-time high of snowfall. I feel like, you know what I'm saying?
I knew what you were saying last week.
It just kind of feels like... We got like a light graze of a half an inch.
How does every family develop its own unique language?
It was a nice day.
It was like actually it's been... The sun has been out. I'm just confused.
It's like 45 degrees right now. It's not bad at all. No, it's 49.
I'm confused that school is shut down at 45 degrees. What's going on?
What are the differences between boy and girl pregnancies?
It's because... Did you grow up with buses?
Yeah, of course.
So the way that school always got canceled was if the buses couldn't make the neighborhood routes because there were still some ice on the ground, school is canceled. If buses can't go on the highway to get from the bus lot to the neighborhood, school is canceled.
And for us, it was like if kids have to walk to school, I don't know, there's potential here, I guess, you're slipping on ice.
What are some creative welcome-to-the-neighborhood gift ideas?
But for us, it was like if it was under 10 degrees, you couldn't walk to school.
I made the purpose over the past two days because the nanny show has been at the neighbor's house over the last two days, to wear shorts and a t-shirt when I walked to the nanny show, just to prove the point that it's nice out.
You're just proving the point that you're Canadian.
Our neighbor walked out. I was like, shorts and a t-shirt?
I was like... Bubba and I were fully bundled up. I was in a floor-length jacket and Harrison was in shorts and a t-shirt. We walked to the coffee shop. You're built different. Truly, you are built different.
Yeah, we had Bubba nice and bundled. She was hot. She was so bundled, she was hot.
Well, better hot than not. Ready? Let's start.
Yeah, I just don't get it. We have a lot to chat. I'm confused. By the way. Okay, sure, we'll start. But I feel like this is a good parlay into things we should talk about.
What do you want to talk about?
Well, are we going to say?
You want me to say the thing? Why don't you say it today? No, welcome everybody.
You're very good at it.
Do it.
Maybe Jules can't.
Absolutely not. Okay. Welcome back to another episode of Two Parents in a Podcast. Now that we've gotten that out of the way, proceed H. Snow day is very fun.
I know everyone thinks that. They're just, they are the best. So I'm very supportive that we like have had these snow days, even though I don't get why we had them. Like snow days are the best.
well here's the thing snow days are the best for people that understand they're having a snow day for example like the the sixth graders the seventh graders the eighth graders nothing is better and i don't know how they do it oh i know how they do it actually these days they last night they were emailing parents that school was closed but it used to be you sat in front of your tv and you watched the names run across the bottom of the screen while the weather channel was on and when your school went up there because it was closed like you immediately called your friends you could have a sleepover you could go sledding it was exhilarating but who school being canceled his heart on is when the kids are like one so they don't know that they had a school day but the parents the guy for yesterday was like i had to call out of work because like i stay home and
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:26
2
What was our experience on the first snow day in Austin?
0:26–0:32
3
How do kids perceive snow days differently from parents?
0:32–0:47
4
What lessons did we learn from the wild babysitting story?
0:47–0:50
5
What are the implications of asking someone why they don't drink?
0:50–1:32
6
How does every family develop its own unique language?
1:32–1:47
7
What are the differences between boy and girl pregnancies?
1:47–2:12
8
What are some creative welcome-to-the-neighborhood gift ideas?
2:12–1:06:23
Speakers
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