Failed glucose test, baby boy nicknames & where does girl scout cookie money ACTUALLY go?!

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Harrison 0:00
Hi guys, welcome to the official Two Parents in a Podcast channel.

What should we call a second babymoon?

Harrison 0:04
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Unknown 0:11
All right, I want to talk about credit cards and credit card points and payments, but Alex doesn't, so we will not start with that.

Can you eat beef carpaccio while pregnant?

Harrison 0:18
Well, I don't want them to think this is a finance podcast when they start.
Unknown 0:22
Jules, would you like to talk about that?
Jules 0:24
No, I don't care.

What does failing the one-hour glucose test mean?

Unknown 0:27
You seem like you're kind of interested in it.
Jules 0:29
No, that's just how I do mine.

When is the right age for kids to get their ears pierced?

Unknown 0:31
I think this is a good conversation. Maybe later in the episode. Do most people pay their credit cards on the due date or do they pay them early? Because Jules pays a credit card every three days.

What are the best practices for airplane etiquette?

Harrison 0:44
When do you pay ours?
Unknown 0:46
At the end of the month, auto payment.
Jules 0:47
But don't you feel like then you have more money than you have?
Harrison 0:51
Entirely.
Jules 0:52
Yes. That's why I do it because I don't want to think that I have more money to spend than I do.

Where does Girl Scout cookie money actually go?

Jules 0:56
I think from that standpoint, it's a really good idea.
Unknown 1:00
Yeah, but intuitively, the reason why I've always said, all right, I'll just pay it at the end of the month is because you then have 30 days to, in essence, do something with the money, invest it, get return on it, time value money. But the reality is when it just sits in the account, like your average checking or savings account generates little to no interest. So the return actually is de minimis.
Harrison 1:25
Is de minimis a real word?
Unknown 1:27
Yes, it is.

What are the recent trends in Olympic performance?

Harrison 1:28
And it means small?
Unknown 1:29
Minuscule.
Harrison 1:30
Minuscule in the scheme of things. Okay. Well, let us know in the comments when you pay your credit card bill. It could be every two weeks. Maybe some people let it go past the due date and they get some interest built up on it.
Unknown 1:43
The interest in credit cards is ridiculous.
Harrison 1:45
I agree, but you never know how people do things. Okay. Welcome back to another episode of Two Parents in a Podcast. While you're typing when you pay your credit card bill, also hit the subscribe button and like this video, please, my darling dearests. Where would you like to begin today, H?
Jules 2:06
I have something really quick. Okay. For the past three weeks, I have been staring at the bottom of Harrison's shoe, and there is a jewel stuck to the bottom of his shoe. It's been there for three weeks. A blue jewel. And I just wanted to know why.
Unknown 2:20
What type of jewel?
Jules 2:21
I don't know, but I've been wondering, and today is the day I ask.
Unknown 2:24
Like a jewel that you smoke or rock jewel?
Harrison 2:26
No, like a... Look at the bottom of your foot. I'm 95% sure it's what we gave Parker, your niece, those sunglasses, and you decorate them with jewels. I think that's one of them. And I think it's stuck there because they're sticky. I love it. It's going to be there forever. It's fancy. It just means you've worn the same shoes for three weeks, which is good.
Unknown 2:47
Well, I ordered new shoes, and... I, I ordered, I looked at my, the past time I ordered them and I ordered them a half size too small. And I thought that just cause they fit big and I love the way they fit. And so I ordered the half size too small and they came and now these are workout shoes. Now there's still a half. They actually came a half size too small. And I'm just like so mad because like, I don't want to throw them out. I already wore them because I thought maybe they'd loosen up a bit. And so I'm back to wearing these shoes.
Harrison 3:18
Oh yeah. These aren't the ones you ordered.
Unknown 3:19
No, I'm like, It's really just, do you know what I'm talking about?
Harrison 3:24
I do.
Unknown 3:25
Ordering a pair of shoes, having a pair of shoes just a half size too small, it's such a predicament because they're comfy enough that you can kind of wear them, but they're uncomfy enough that every time you wear them, you kind of roll your eyes.
Harrison 3:39
Well, speaking of, Bubber has officially gone up a shoe size. And so we're kind of on the, it's a bit fun for me, but we're going to refresh our shoes. Or zapatos.
Unknown 3:51
It's also very interesting that she knows the shoes that are too small for her. She doesn't get them anymore.
Harrison 3:57
She does know.
Unknown 3:58
Yeah. Oh. Yeah.
Harrison 4:00
I will say.
Unknown 4:01
I put on those. This morning, right when she got up, she went right to her closet to get the boots.

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