Not A Kid Anymore (feat. Grayson Chrisley)
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And today is going to be a little bit of a different kind of episode because today my baby brother, Grayson, is sitting across from me and he is about to turn 20 in five days.
I know. I'm getting old.
It's crazy. I mean, for everyone that's watched our show, Chrisley Knows Best, you've been with us since the beginning. Grayson was, how old were you when we started?
Six.
That's insane. Grayson was six years old and he is about to turn 20, which is absolutely insane. You're not a kid anymore.
I'm not a teenager.
No, you are at the University of Alabama and you have done a really good job. You've made it on the Dean's list. You are semi-trying, semi-trying. And the reason I say that is because I know my brother and I know what he's capable of. He's doing a fantastic job. But dad informed me that you were only taking two classes next semester.
No, he's got it completely wrong. That's not what I told him. I told him I have class two days next semester because they're loaded up. I have like three classes on each day.
Okay, well, he told me you were taking two classes and I was like, why do you think that's okay? I was like, he wouldn't even be like a part-time student, I don't think.
No, I'm in way more than two classes. I just have class two days a week.
Okay, see, that's the brother I know. See, Todd doesn't know what he's talking about.
I literally said that in the text. I said, I have class two days a week. Not I'm taking two classes.
Okay, gotcha. So where are you? What year will you be going into?
I guess junior.
Your junior year?
Yeah.
Or are you behind?
I don't know. I really don't know. I guess I'm a junior. I don't know. I'll just keep going as long as dad pays.
We're not turning this into a five-year plan.
I don't know. Do you really want to? I'm really not even like on track for a five year plan. I did come in like the second semester of the freshman year.
No, you didn't.
How did Grayson describe adjusting to college life at the University of Alabama?
You went in in August.
No, I didn't. I went in in January.
Did you?
Yeah, because we fought that whole time about you not wanting me to go in January. And I went in January and that was the second semester of that freshman year.
You're right. So you'll be graduating in like that middle time.
Yeah.
Okay.
Well, I kind of want to push it out just so I have like the regular graduation because those middle ones are weird. It's not the same thing.
I mean, That's true. That's true. I mean, I could maybe hop on board with that. But I also feel like you're going to be excited to go into the real world, into your profession. I'm not at all. No?
No, I love it there. I would go as long as they have me.
Oh, that's great. Well, University of Alabama, please don't have him pass four years.
Maybe five.
Four years.
Possibly.
No more. Please.
If I think we have a good shot at a national championship, it'll be five.
Oh, my gosh.
A Odyssey 1.
Well, as we start this episode, full disclosure, I am going to expose Grayson a little bit. There's a credit card situation that we have to talk about.
There's already talks about this.
Well, there's also some other questions about, you know, what kind of guardian I was actually for him during the prison years. And I feel like there is a side of him that y'all haven't heard on any of the other family podcasts because he hasn't, you know.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:22
2
How did Grayson describe adjusting to college life at the University of Alabama?
3:22–16:56
3
When did Grayson stop being 'the kid' and how does turning 20 feel to him?
16:56–29:50
4
What changed in Grayson after their parents were away and Savannah became guardian?
29:50–33:09
5
How did Savannah and Grayson navigate conflict and expectations during the guardian years?
33:09–44:28