Encore: Growing Up Too Fast (feat. Chloe Chrisley)
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How did Chloe take over hosting duties at the start of the episode?
Welcome back to this week's episode of Unlocked with your host, Chloe. Oh, so now you're taking over my podcast. Yeah, technically. Really? Because now I'm here, I'm the host. Okay, so when you're here, you're the host. Yeah. You think people like you better? Yeah, I'm mostly the party leader, so... You're mostly the party leader? Yeah. I'm dying. That is hilarious. So how is life, Chloe? I guess good. You guess? I mean, school. Do you love school? No. No. Why? Some classes are harder than others. And you're not really a straight-A student, are you? No. But you try. At least I'm... Passing. Okay. Some. Most. Okay.
Well, as long as you're passing. Maybe not one.
Okay. Well, you know what? We're making progress, okay? Yeah. And you try. Yeah. I'm passing math, so. That's a shock. Minute 88. Way to go. Yeah, I know. Way to go. Just like that. That's awesome. I'm so proud of you. Thanks. So Chloe, I asked people to give us some questions that they want to hear from when it comes to you. So I'll go through those first. But I need you to explain to us what it's like being 13 in today's day and age. Well, I want to say terrible, but... It's not the best. Some kids are mean now. They're mean? Yeah, because everyone's, like, going into teenagers, so then they're just meaner. Oh. What have you had to deal with recently? Some girl hit me at school the other day. Excuse me? And then, no, she hit me in the face, but then I told her I went to go.
What do you mean she hit you in the face? She didn't hit me in the face. Okay, where'd she hit you? Well, on my body. And then I went up to her the next day at school. I said, just so you know, this is one warning, but if you hit me one more time, you better watch out. And she goes, I didn't even hit you. And then walked away. Okay. Well, you didn't just make it up. Yeah, I wouldn't have told mom and dad. You wouldn't have told mom and dad? Yeah, dad was mad. Yeah, I would have been mad too. If I would have known that, I would have been up in that office and you know that. Yeah, that's why I didn't tell you. Because you know, did I make trips to the office? Yeah. Yeah. Let's not say a lot. Whenever, are you embarrassed by how I parented you?
I mean, not really. No? No. You taught me well. Thank you. I'm not disrespectful.
Thank you.
I mean, I will when I want to be, but... Well, I tried to teach you to the best of my abilities.
What does Chloe say about being 13 and dealing with mean kids at school?
I mean, yeah, you did a good job, I guess. Aw, that's so sweet. You're welcome. I love that. Okay, so when it comes to... I have a question because you haven't come on in a really long time. So you... You remember whenever we had Charlie Kirk who was assassinated? Oh, that was bad. Yeah. And how did... Because I don't think people really realize how that affected kids and people that were your age. Do you remember when you saw that, how it made you feel? I was like, oh. Because then people were telling me about it and I was like... oh whoa and then some kids started like watching the videos and i was like oh this is not okay no and then everyone just started making jokes about at school and stuff and then it would turn into like just people joking around about it and now it's like it's not a joke when someone dies yeah and then they're like oh yeah well thank you for being that kid that calls other people out because that's what needs to happen
And do you remember whenever I, I think I picked you up from school when all this mess was going on and you said you were confused at why... none of your teachers offered any help. We're talking about it when he died? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Our social studies teacher was allowed to talk about it. And then I asked him, I was like, weren't we supposed to talk about him today? He goes, actually, no, I changed my mind. We're not talking about him anymore. I was like, oh, okay. And that was a hard thing. Was that a hard thing to process? Yeah, kind of. I mean, someone died. And we're not speaking about it. No. And someone who was very influential to people.
Yeah.
I always I thought it was interesting when I heard your point of view, because when you were in the car, you were very like you seemed very passionate about it.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
How did Chloe take over hosting duties at the start of the episode?
0:00–3:05
2
What does Chloe say about being 13 and dealing with mean kids at school?
3:05–9:39
3
How did the school and peers react when a public figure died and how did that affect Chloe?
9:39–17:36
4
In what ways did Chloe have to grow up faster when their parents were away?
17:36–22:20
5
Does being adopted affect Chloe’s identity and how does she respond to comments about it?
22:20–28:08
6
What sibling dynamics and responsibilities did Chloe describe during the family’s difficult period?
28:08–32:33