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What funny childhood moments did the hosts share about being embarrassed by their parents?
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Okay. Okay. Let's start with the opening off the top. Welcome back to another episode of Two Parents in a Podcast. Nori Minich is in my DMs.
Oh,
what is she saying? I haven't read it yet.
Oh, was it last night? Yeah. What was she responding to? I have no clue, but I could tell she was kind of on a tear last night.
Okay.
She kept sending me Instagrams and
stuff. Do you remember the first time your parents embarrassed you?
No. Do you?
No, I want to dig deep on this one because I'm sure there's a funny like second or third grade story in there. Because that would be like peak when it would probably happen and you could remember it.
You know, I don't think my parents have embarrassed me. Like, I don't think they've like done something where I was like, oh, that was
embarrassing. Like... My dad will... I mean, he does it on purpose. Like, we'll be, like, checking out at the grocery store. He'll be like, this one's on you. I'll be like, no. Stop. Like, that kind of stuff. That's funny. That's funny, though. But I don't... I don't know. I don't really get embarrassed like that.
But here's more so what I'm talking about. Like, I remember, like... growing up when my mom would pick me up from elementary school she'd pick me up in in a convertible and I remember like I found the music that I'm like in sixth or seventh grade and the music she was listening to like wasn't like the cool music for a sixth grader and like I was so embarrassed of the music
yeah
do you kind of get what I'm getting at
yeah like
really dumb stuff
right I truly can't think of one like I'm trying to think of a time I don't have one like I don't have one Which is going to be my goal for Bubber.
Oh, I'm going to embarrass Bubber all the time. Are you kidding me?
But I think there's a difference between like jokely embarrassing and then like actually embarrassed. Like, you know, if your mom turns up Whitney Houston to come and get you, like, that's funny. Right? Yeah. As opposed to like, I'm actually embarrassed at what my mom wears type thing.
My mom wore a lot of brown growing up. I remember that. That's so funny. It's embarrassing.
Well, Jules,
you were traveling.
Jules was
in New York. How was it? Oh, it was great. I was at the YouTube, well, Google offices for a YouTube podcast event.
Okay,
very nice.
We love YouTube. We love Google.
And everyone was super nice and it was super fun.
We love Gemini.
And how were the travels? The travels weren't good. And the travels weren't especially good. It's because I'd wake up at 4 o'clock in the morning. Not great. And then the plane didn't end up taking off until 10.30.
Okay, and why is that Jules?
Why is that? Because her pilot was a big fat liar.
Jules caught her pilot lying. Like the airlines
caught her. What happened?
The flight attendants caught the airline lying.
Because this is one, you know when a friend, and I know Jules wouldn't let me call her a friend, so a work colleague, you know, says something to you and like, you know, it's about to just kind of brush by and then you realize like, well, like this is major. That's what happened with Jules. Jules like shares this story and we're like, no, no, no, no, no. Bubber. Like, this is not okay. So you had a big, like, I think you had a big thing happen.
Yeah. So my flight was supposed to take off at 6.50 a.m. And at 6.50, we got a notification that there was a 20-minute delay. And the flight attendant did say something to us of like, oh, they're just trying to figure out something with the pilot's timing. Yeah. Hold on. Are you boarded? Are you
on the plane? We are
boarded. We are on the plane. We've been on the plane for, you know, a normal amount of time.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What funny childhood moments did the hosts share about being embarrassed by their parents?
0:00–12:50
2
What happened when Jules discovered her pilot was lying about flight‑time regulations?
12:50–26:20
3
How did the couple start playing padel together and why do they love it?
26:20–34:35
4
Why are the hosts planning a big Halloween celebration and what decorations are they using?
34:35–43:04
5
How has the neighborhood’s nanny‑share affected Rocky’s sleep schedule?
43:04–46:51
6
What did the listeners win in the coffee GIVEBACK and how can you enter the next giveaway?
46:51–51:01
7
Why does McDonald’s see GLP‑1 users as its next big opportunity and what changes are they making?
51:01–56:10
8
What is Meta’s new AI assistant Muse and why is it being called a masterclass in product launches?
56:10–1:00:33
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