Coffee Convos with Kail Lowry and Lindsie Chrisley - 64: Catfish, Farrah's Snapchat, & Bullying

Episode Date: January 31, 2019

Kail talks about her life being chaos. Lindsie discusses snow days in the South & why Jackson was disappointed. Lindsie reveals why she cancelled her gym membership. Lindsie reads harassing messag...es from a girl from MTV's Catfish. They talk about a screenshot they got from Farrah's Snapchat of Sophia wearing a bra & panties. They talk about a Target scam that left a future mother w/ no balance on her cards. They follow up on the woman in the vegetative state.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Hey guys, welcome to coffee combos. Hi Lindsay. Good morning. How are you? I am good. I just went to the gym. I'm actually sitting here podcasting in my own sweat. So it's been quite an eventful morning for me. Um, well, what's been going on? Well, I mean, I can start this morning. I can start off by saying this morning, um, the baby was a little congested. So he like, I think he was just like not feeling the greatest. So he slept in a little bit. And so then we were all kind of just like late and, um, I let the dogs out. Actually the kids let the dogs out. Gizmo ran away. Had to wait for him to like go find him, get him back before I could take the kids to school. Um, and then I went to the gym. Um, and then
Starting point is 00:00:56 I had to take the kids lunches because I didn't have time this morning to pack it, which I guess in all reality, I should have probably just packed them last night, you know? Oh my God. You know how it goes. Kale and the chaos. That's all it ever is. That literally stresses me out so bad just to listen to your morning. Um, because I'm not a person that can like function in dysfunction. Like if my schedule gets thrown off, I'm just like, okay, throw away the day. Right. Just the whole entire day. Yeah. Just like throw it away and like, don't come again, please. I don't understand. Like, Oh, also I had someone come paint, come do it like an estimate type thing on my, on my dining room from where
Starting point is 00:01:40 that candle exploded. So literally I'm like, I should have been podcasting 25 minutes ago, but they were here like looking at the dining room, seeing what we could do with it. Do I want to paint my crown molding because there's also like soot and like fire marks on it. Um, but my God, did you notice that there's no beeping? Um, actually I wanted to talk about that for a second because we've probably got more messages, um, in regards to your smoke detection, smoke detector, carbon monoxide detector, whatever it is that's beeping. And honestly, like I heard it when we were recording, but you kind of like pick and choose your battle. So I'm like, okay, I'm not even going to say anything. You know what? When I started
Starting point is 00:02:32 realizing how many people were messaging and tweeting about it, I texted my friend, Nikki, and her husband, Ricky is a part of the fire department. So, um, I texted Nikki and I was like, Hey, like, do you in mind, do you and Ricky mind coming over and like helping me change the smoke detector batteries? Because one, for whatever reason, I have three of them in the same hallway upstairs. And like ones through ADT, one came with the house and one of them, I don't even know where it came from. So that was that. And then apparently more than one of them were beeping. So I just want to like go through this really fast because um, Ricky told me he changed them. Um, well, no, let me take that back. He didn't change
Starting point is 00:03:16 them. He took them down, but they take like nine volt batteries, which are like, I don't even can't have those. Correct. So I had to order them and we figured out two of them were beeping and then he like got into like how like when you should change your batteries. So like this is a PSA for everybody who listens to coffee combos podcast. The rule of thumb, if you don't know what you probably do because I'm an idiot, um, is that you change the smoke detector batteries on your birthday? No. Yes. That is the rule. He said every time you set your clocks back or you set them forward. What? So like twice a year? Yeah. Every six months you change them. Oh, see, I heard listeners, we need opinions because I heard that you're
Starting point is 00:04:05 supposed to change them every year on your birthday. I mean, I think either one is probably a good idea as long as they're getting changed. Right. Yeah. Because you don't want to be like me and waiting until they're not working anymore and then you have a candle explode in your dining room. Like my entire house could have went up in flames. Okay. And so then that brought us to, um, so if you don't close your kids doors at night, it's probably a good idea to start closing them because if there were a fire, closing the door gives you, um, I think he said between five and 10 minutes to like figure out how you're going to get out. Like, um, it'll protect you or whatever. And also you should have these little
Starting point is 00:04:49 rope ladders, um, or some type of ladder. You can get them on Amazon. He sent me a link for them, um, in every room because I always, after the candle exploded, I thought I started thinking about it more than I normally do. Like what would happen if there was in fact a full blown fire? Like how would I get all three of my children and get out of the house? So he said that like in a closet or a drawer, something you want to have like a ladder to be able to get off, get out of this, you know, a second story window, which leads me to think about, um, I don't know if people do this anymore, but when we were like an elementary school, I don't know if you remember this, but like fire safety would come to the school
Starting point is 00:05:26 and talk about how you need to like plan with your family, like an exit strategy and like find like a tree or something, um, in your yard to go to. And like that's the mark where everybody like count heads and make sure that everybody's out. Um, but honestly, I feel like that's a parenting fail because we have not like come up with a fire exit strategy. And now that you say all of that, I'm going to actively do that this week. Yeah. So that went, honestly, I thought the same thing. I was like, wow, like up until it took a candle exploding in my dining room for me to even think about this. And it really is so important. Like my kids, because I watch the ID channel and I'm so aware in that aspect,
Starting point is 00:06:15 like we've gone through what we're going to do if there's an intruder, but we've never gone through like what we're going to do if there's a fire. Right. Yeah. Exactly. And I think that you have to think of like the worst case scenario, which is morbid, but you really should be thinking, thinking of those things because I said thinking, um, wow, thinking, like the Georgia came out, honey. The Georgia came out. I think I speak for all of our listeners and really everyone in the world when I say I hate wasting time and money. And that's exactly what happens when I sift through hundreds of brands at
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Starting point is 00:08:15 quality products that you deserve today. I just want to tell you that you know how y'all had a snow day the other day? Yes. And it like actually snowed? Yes. Okay. So yesterday, Jackson of course has school and he comes home and I like start asking him about his day and kind of like everything that was going on at school and he was like, my teachers were talking about there being a snow day. So I'm like, okay, this is not really a thing. But why would they even be talking about that? Because school hasn't been called off yet. Like nobody knows any information. All we know is on the forecast it's saying like possible snow. So then a few hours later, I get a phone call that school is canceled. So I'm like,
Starting point is 00:09:08 okay, we have not even seen like the slightest drop of snow, but they've already canceled school. And I don't know, like if anybody who's listening lives in the south or lives in Georgia, but we are not really equipped to deal with snow and like five years ago, I believe it was five years ago, we had like a snowpocalypse and people couldn't like even drive anywhere. And the like freeways were gridlock like it was horrible will actually had to like park his car. Probably it was like five miles from home. And at the time Jackson was an infant and will walk like five miles in the freezing cold and work clothes. And I was calling him over and over and over again. And I thought he had gotten killed
Starting point is 00:09:55 because he would not answer the phone because I guess it was in his pocket. And I was at home with Jackson by myself had no idea like what I was going to do. So I think that's why they just like prematurely call stuff, completely off like shut down the city, whatever woke up this morning. And last night when I went to bed, it said possible four inches at my house. I woke up and it was drizzling rain. So they got no school and they called a basically a state of emergency for absolutely nothing. Yes. And it was 47 degrees as well. Oh, amazing. Okay, like not even freezing. So I actually Becky asked me if I needed if I was going to have snow down here this weekend or this week. And I was like, I don't know.
Starting point is 00:10:43 I don't check the weather. Like, unless people say stuff like that, like, Hey, are you guys getting snow? It's like, I don't know. I don't know if it snows. I'll see it like our kids typically go to school in the snow anyway. So it doesn't really matter here. And then this brings me to like another thing because Jackson and I leave home when the kids are like about to get on the bus to take him to school. So we pass like the bus stop. And Jackson at first, like when he saw this, he's like, Oh, look, those kids are so cool. They get to ride the cheese. And I'm like, Oh my God, the what the cheese. Cheese. Yeah, like the bus because it looks like a big cheese. Oh my gosh, I've never heard the bus called
Starting point is 00:11:33 the cheese. That is so cute. Yeah, like, it looks like the cheese. And I guess that's because what I call it. So he says that too. And I've always told him like, you're never going to ride the big cheese. Um, but he sees these kids like standing outside and he always is like really interested in like what these kids are doing. I guess he thinks they're really cool because they're riding the bus. And I see kids in like 30 degree weather outside at the bus stop wearing shorts. Is that a thing? I mean, I did wear shorts to the gym the other day. But was it 30 degrees? It was like 50. Okay, but I feel like so many kids these days wear like athletic clothes and stuff. And that that's a thing that boys wear
Starting point is 00:12:27 like basketball shorts with the socks that like come up really high and like basketball tennis shoes or something. That's what they're all wearing at the bus stop. And I'm like, do you hear what you just said basketball tennis shoes? Well, whatever they're called basketball shoes, basketball shoes, like sneakers, whatever. Um, actually, do you call it sneakers or tennis shoes? sneakers. I call it tennis shoes. Yeah, I know. I know. What is the problem? I think that's what you call them. I think I just don't like the word sneaker. Like it's weird when it comes out. It's like sneaker. But you don't even say tennis, you say tennis. You know, it sounds like you're like T. I. N. I. S. Tennis. Okay, well, I've had it with
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Starting point is 00:15:19 I'm not quitting. I'm so proud of you. But you're canceling your membership. I'm not proud of you. You need to stay in the gym. Well, okay, I can gym at home. I just thought I wanted to gym like away from outside the house. Right. But what I've realized, it's almost like you have to do it to realize like you like something else more, but not until you do it. Do you realize that? I just feel like I've gotten so used to the type of equipment that we have at home that it's really hard to do the workouts that I want to do at the gym. And then I have to wait on people for crap that I have at home. And I'm like, why am I sharing? Like I don't get it. Yeah, no, I can understand that. I just for me, like
Starting point is 00:16:05 at home to do a workout, I probably won't do it. I'm not going to sit there and I won't work as hard where if I'm at the gym with my friend, I have one of my one friend, Jen, I go with her pretty much every day. CrossFit, Jen and my other friend, Lindsay, like we're we're there. We motivate each other, you know what I mean? Like if I'm at home by myself, I'm not working out. But see, I get creeped out by friends because people try to be friends with me at the gym and I'll talk to them. So it's like not awkward. But like, I don't really want to be like Jim friends. No, but these are friends that I'm friends with anyway. I know, but I'm just saying like the people that I'm friends with anyway,
Starting point is 00:16:43 they do like, well, actually, a lot of my friends don't have kids. So right, it's hard with their schedules because they're working out at like two o'clock in the afternoon and I'm kind of like, okay, like not really realistic. You going on like a midday run is not realistic for me because chances are I'm doing six pages of homework. So schedules don't really align and then I feel like kind of alone at the gym, but then it's like my choice because then I don't want to have friends. It's really freaking weird. One other news. Can we talk about the bullying that I received over Instagram this last week? What did you what did it say? Okay, so I'm going to see if you can guess who this person
Starting point is 00:17:35 is. Okay. Okay. Hey, why don't you die of brain cancer, you ugly, fat, BITCH, you're a witch, you're ugly and fat, nasty hoe, your podcast sucks, by the way, boring like you rat. I have to guess who this is. Yes. And it's somebody who also harasses you on Instagram all the time. I have no idea. She was on it. She was on the show Catfish. Tracy, baby. That's okay. Crazy story because I know somebody who knows her and she harasses me on Instagram and she was on Catfish and she's fucking crazy. Well, she started sending me those crazy messages and I'm kind of really confused because the messages don't really make sense. And so it led me to post it on the podcast Instagram story and ask people if this girl was really
Starting point is 00:18:43 on Catfish and they confirmed that she really was on Catfish. And so I was like looking at her page and stuff. And the stuff on her page doesn't make sense. Like she's cussing people out on videos and people aren't even talking to her. She's talking about how she lives in a three story mansion and she's walking around showing everybody like her, you know, mansion. And then she gets to a room and it has a blow up mattress and I'm like, okay, this is weird. Like cool if you have a blow up mattress, not judging you. We also have a blow up mattress at our house. But why are you telling people that you live in a three story mansion? Like you definitely don't. So I'm just really confused. So obviously
Starting point is 00:19:34 now I've determined that she's a complete liar. And she would not stop harassing me on Instagram last week and I just didn't understand it. She was posting stuff on her page and then she was saying like I was reporting it. I wasn't even reporting it. I don't even care if she posts stuff about me on her page. Like I don't care. I guess other people were reporting it and it was getting taken down and she got really upset and she was talking about how she had like millions of followers and then she has like 4000 followers. I'm just so confused. I think she also told people she's been pregnant for a long time. I'm not really sure like what is up with her, but she definitely was on catfish and we definitely have a mutual
Starting point is 00:20:24 friend. So that's really crazy that she is even taking it a step further. I'm pretty sure she said that Lincoln's birthday cake was her birthday cake. Like I went on her page and it was like a picture of Lincoln's like Avengers cake and I was so confused as to why she would repost that as her own. Okay. And yeah. So just like this house thing like she posted a story like like this thing of a mansion and I'm like, oh, okay, that's like really nice house. And then like the next video, the house that she's doing like this tour on this video does not match what the other house looked like. And so I'm like, okay, obviously you're pathological liar. But that led me to do some research on her
Starting point is 00:21:09 and I realized that she's been on Dr. Phil. And yes, like Dr. Phil like talk after catfish or before catfish. It was after catfish. Oh, wow. And he was talking about how like good behavior or bad behavior. She doesn't care as long as she's getting the attention. So whether she's getting negative or positive attention, it's attention. And there's always a consequence for good behavior or bad behavior. And he was trying to get her to understand like that there are consequences for your actions. And that she loves being the victim like she likes playing the role of a victim. And that like she has no self worth, no self esteem and no self respect. And she kept telling him Oh, no, I respect myself. I respect this.
Starting point is 00:22:04 I respect that. Clearly you don't because you're posting videos on Facebook talking about how you loved being raped. She said that. Yes, she said that. So then that led me down another rabbit hole to YouTube her episode of catfish because I wanted to know like why she was actually on catfish. Like what did she do to get on there? Obviously, she's that shit. But what did she do? So she acted like she was somebody else that she wasn't, obviously. And they were talking to her on the episode of catfish about how she could go to jail for cyber bullying. So obviously, she's been doing this for like a really long time. Right. And she said that sometimes she gets scared about it, but it doesn't stop her from doing
Starting point is 00:23:00 it. So I'm like, actually, this is really bad. Like she's doing it to me, but she does it to you too. Who else does she do it to? I think she belongs in like a place like here's some free 2019 advice for those listening to the show months from now. You need to check and see if you're overpaying for your car insurance. And you can do that for free at the zebra.com. The zebra.com is the nation's leading car insurance comparison website, because it's the only place you can compare hundreds of policies from all the top carriers and choose the best one for you. Plus, they'll never sell your information to the spammers. So you won't get all those annoying unwanted phone calls or emails. You just answer a few
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Starting point is 00:24:42 do. And I looked up like the laws for Instagram, like, is she allowed? And I mean, she's within her rights to have an Instagram. But the crazy thing is, is she has these videos, like she's talking to people, but like there's nobody talking to her. She's talking about how she's famous and like all this stuff and how her idols like Farrah and like how she's friends with her and like all this crazy stuff. And I'm just, I'm so confused. Speaking of Farrah, why don't you tell the people what you sent me yesterday? Um, so somebody sent us a screenshot of Farrah's Snapchat. And it was her daughter in like, I wouldn't say lingerie because it's just like panties and a bra. Um, but yeah, it was like her posed in a mirror. It almost
Starting point is 00:25:49 looked like she was like in either a dressing room or like in something, but she was posing in Calvin Klein. And she's what, 10? You said that she was 10 years old. So I'm pretty sure 10 or 11 because Isaac's nine. So I want to say like 10 or 11. Like I don't know when girls get boobs and stuff. So I don't know like when it's appropriate. Either way, I mean, it was inappropriate regardless. So I just don't know, even if her daughter was doing that, why would you post that? I mean, there's people, there's like predators. Yeah, that was the most concerning part for me was that there are people that prey on stuff like that, you know, so I don't know, maybe because she's so active on social media that she wanted
Starting point is 00:26:40 to like show people that I have no idea. I would never go to like the mall and Jackson get a pair of Calvin Klein underwear and post a picture of that. No, absolutely not. Because I don't want people seeing my son in underwear. And I don't know if that's weird. Like I don't know if it's a weird thing or not. I've seen like a ton of articles, like the clickbait stuff about her having like nude photos of her daughter. I don't know if that's true or not. I don't know if that's true, but either like what is wrong with you that you would do that and then say that you did that? Yeah, I don't, I don't really know. Maybe, maybe there was a reason she posted it. I don't follow her on Snapchat. So I don't know like
Starting point is 00:27:30 what more was to that other than like that one little thing that we were sent. So I'm not really sure. But I just know if I had a daughter who was 10, I certainly would not be posting like pictures of her and like matching bra and panty sets. And I'm sure a lot of people will have the argument of it's no more or less than a bathing suit. So I mean, I get it. I'm just saying I think it's kind of, it's just odd. Not appropriate. Yeah, I agree. I agree. Um, and then I wanted to talk about us talking about the baby teeth. Do you remember when we were talking about that last week? Yeah, but I had a feeling that you were going to tell me about a message that we got and I'm, would you send me a link
Starting point is 00:28:21 or something? Did I send you a link about the baby teeth? Yeah. I don't know. Did I? I don't know. What were you about to say? So I was going to say that we got a message about the baby teeth and I love having this little community because I feel like I learned so much and people maybe learn something from us or it just opens up conversation to look more into things because it's something that I would have never known unless we talked about it. But this woman says, Hey ladies, so love the podcast. Love the great conversations and the honesty that y'all share with your listeners and the latest podcast y'all were talking about saving baby teeth and what most people do not know that saving the teeth
Starting point is 00:29:04 can actually help your child in the future. Their teeth actually have stem cells, which can be sent to NDPL National Dental Pulp Laboratory to store the teeth in the event that your child needed it for a life threatening issue. Just thought that I would share that information and keep up the great work for your podcast. Bring so much joy to many people's lives. You both are amazing mothers and the courage that y'all have beyond amazing y'all are my inspiration to the world where women put each other down. It's nice to have women who lift one another up. So that was sweet, but that's awesome. I never thought of that. First of all, that message was so sweet. But yes, I would have never thought about that.
Starting point is 00:29:45 So I know that you can bank the cord blood. Yeah, I know that you can do that. And actually your doctor normally talks about that. And I don't know whenever you were pregnant, if your doctor or nurse mentioned that at all to you. So when you go into the doctor's office, I don't know if you've ever noticed, but on the walls where they kind of have like pamphlets about birthing classes and they have stuff about banking the cord blood and stuff. I've never seen one that talks about the baby teeth. No, I've never seen one. I looked into it. And since Jackson hasn't lost any teeth, and I didn't bank his cord blood, I thought, well, with him being an only child, that would be something that I would definitely look into.
Starting point is 00:30:42 So you have to send it to the lab and then they do some type of preserving of the teeth. And then you have to pay a fee. I think it's like annually. And then, yeah, it just like sits at a lab. But then what does that, what do they do with it then? I guess in the event that there was like any type of reason that you would need stem cells that it gives you that option to have that. But I don't know how they, I don't know how the whole process works, you know, like I haven't looked into like the scientific ways of how the process works. I have no idea.
Starting point is 00:31:24 Right. Okay. Well, I mean, thank God, Isaac still needs to lose teeth then because I can save them. Did you bank like any of their cord blood or anything? Well, okay. So I did learn about that whenever Isaac was born, but my doctor made it seem like it was so expensive. It was kind of like out of and then come to find out, you know, Lincoln is born and I find out that it's not that expensive. And so then I'm like, well, why would a doctor try to talk me out of it or not really like give me full information on it? So I was kind of like bitter. I feel like I would have probably banked Isaac's,
Starting point is 00:31:59 but I didn't bank them. Right. Yeah. It's a little crazy that they do kind of hype it up to where you would think that only like the elite could afford to be able to do it. And then you do realize kind of how inexpensive it is because I kind of did a little bit of more digging into it after the fact that it was too late. And I don't know if it got less expensive or if it just seemed so expensive at the time, I have no idea. Well, it's weird because even now like Lincoln school is directly across the street from a court, like a facility where they keep it.
Starting point is 00:32:40 Oh, really? And so then that's what made me think about it. And then I like looked into it and I was like, wow, this is not even expensive. So I don't know why the doctors would make it seem like it was so expensive. Like, I don't know why he did that. I feel like if that's an option too, that your insurance should cover like a percentage. I think I want to say they do. I'm not sure if anybody knows about that, then hit us in the DM and let us know. So we noticed something that seems a little unfair and we wanted to see whether or not you guys
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Starting point is 00:35:14 Okay, first of all, can you confirm or deny if you ever worked at Target? No, I never worked at Target. Okay, I don't know why like two people because my target, I worked at Sports Authority, and it was the same, it's like the same type of like work clothes, the red shirt, because people think staples too. And I'm like, no, I never worked at staples or Target, it was Sports Authority. Okay, so this one was really interesting. And again, like slide box, like sneaky snake. This was the message. After listening to your last podcast, I have to share this to spread awareness, gift cards. I got Target gift cards for my baby shower. I went to
Starting point is 00:35:59 use one and it had a piece of paper taped to it. I didn't think anything of it tried to use it. There was not a balance. I went back home and I looked at the piece of paper, I took it off and it was a barcode that was taped over my barcode. Here's what happens. People will take a handful of gift cards home. They'll make a copy of a barcode and then keep that gift card. Then they tape the copy of the barcode, tape it over the barcodes and place those gift cards back at the store. Someone grabs the gift card to buy it and scans the wrong barcode because nobody notices. So now the thief gets money loaded onto their gift card while the recipient gets screwed. This disgusts me, especially since the gift
Starting point is 00:36:41 card I received said baby on it. All I can think of is someone really in need who is banking on that gift card and can't buy diapers without it. I'm going to send pictures of what it looked like to give you guys a better idea in case my message didn't make sense. So she sends pictures of it. What? People are so crafty, but why? Just fucking get a job. That's what I'm thinking. I'm like, okay, you are so putting so much effort into this that if you would have put that much effort into working or getting a promotion at work or get a job or a business, yeah, no, I get what you're saying. Who does that? And goes and scams takes gift cards. I feel like with scams like this, gift cards should have to
Starting point is 00:37:34 be in one of those things like cigarettes and stuff where you have to ask for the gift card. No, right. No, that's what they do with formula and stuff. I'm just, I cannot. What is wrong with folks? I don't know. They put so much time into that. I don't get it. Like it's not even worth it. What for $25? Like I don't get it. Me either. I'm just like, are you really that desperate? And obviously they have some form of money because they have a printer and like a way to like the technology to do this. Right, right. So it's like you're just a sly, sneaky snake and you need to be busted. And I'm sick of hearing about these people. Like I'm so sick of it. Karma's real. So one thing I'm sure we can
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Starting point is 00:39:40 at checkout. So go to bio clarity.com and use coffee at checkout to get your free clarifying mask when you purchase a routine. Can we talk about the girl that was in the vegetative state that all of the news has broke like since we talked about it? Let's do it. I saw a picture of the guy. Okay, yeah, same. And okay, so let's just state that he was an LPN. So he was not an RN, but because that was my first thing. I was like looking at him and I'm like, no way he's like an RN because he just doesn't look like he could be that could be judgmental, but he just didn't look the part. You know what I mean? When I saw the picture, I was just like, okay, he's not like, when you think of a
Starting point is 00:40:37 nurse, you think of somebody that's like clean cut and their life together and stuff like this guy just didn't look like he had it all together. You know what I'm saying? I feel yeah, no, he looked like he hadn't bathed in days. So remember how we were talking about, you know, could she feel, you know, like being in pain or anything? So right, we got a message and it says I live in Arizona and I just heard your podcast about the topic of the lady in Arizona having a baby in a vegetative situation. They had an interview with an OBGYN doctor and he mentioned that she felt every ounce of pain delivering the baby and pain throughout the pregnancy. So sad how this all went down, but an article
Starting point is 00:41:22 came out, they found the guy who impregnated the woman and two of the doctors in charge of the women resigned from the facility. You ladies are awesome. Love the podcast. Can't wait for next week. So first of all, thank you. And secondly, that is so disgusting to me that she had to suffer through all of that through all of it. And I know that this guy is responsible for impregnating her, but the CEO that resigned, which was the first thing that came out before they announced that they had, you know, linked the DNA to this Nathan Sutherland. Why did he voluntarily resign? And that was my first thought because I did see that come out first and I was like, but why, unless he had something to do with it,
Starting point is 00:42:15 why would he resign? I mean, I guess because it happened in his facility, but still. Unless it was like the company gave him a choice to say he was voluntarily resigning or he could not have the choice and then he would just be made to resign. I don't know. I just feel like there's something to that more than what has been released. Yeah. And what, you know, we have access to knowing. But basically, for those who have not followed up or know any more information about this, this Nathan Suther, Nathan Sutherland was arrested after the investigators had attained DNA samples and that there was a link to him, like it was like an exact match. And I believe that the judge had sent some type of order that
Starting point is 00:43:19 he had to give DNA. So I don't know if he was maybe refusing to give DNA or the CEO or the or Mason, Nathan. Yeah, he was court ordered to give the DNA sample. So I don't know because originally when we started reading up on this, it was like everybody was voluntarily giving DNA samples and DNA. Yeah. So this guy was actually court ordered to do it. And yeah, I just I cannot believe that this is even something that exists. I will say that we thought vegetative statement being in some form of coma. And I mean, I don't know if I thought it was like a coma, but I definitely thought that like she wasn't aware of her surroundings. Right. So the family wanted the media to know and wanted to make it very clear that she was
Starting point is 00:44:30 not in a coma. And that she had significant intellectual disabilities just as a result of seizures in her early childhood. And that she does not have ability to speak but she does have some ability to move limbs her head and her neck. And she's able to make facial gestures. And that she likes to be read to enjoy soft music. And she is capable of responding to people with familiar voices. So the difference in being in a coma and in a vegetative state is that coma is completely unresponsive and does not react to light, sound, they cannot feel pain. And their eyes remain closed. And it's normally for like a definite period of time. So it's like days, weeks, months. And a vegetative state is still an unconscious
Starting point is 00:45:36 state. But basically they can have like they can have involuntary eye movement, they can grind their teeth, they can make facial expressions. So they can remain in that state like indefinitely. Okay, but they do have some form of like, you know, but they're still there. Do you know what I mean? Correct. Yes. Okay, makes sense. So it did say that the nurse that was taking care of her Nathan, he had undergone extensive background check upon his hiring and obviously terminated from his job, which obviously, I don't even know why that would need to be said. But even though background checks only check up to a certain like amount of things, you know what I mean? Like you can't unless you've been caught doing something
Starting point is 00:46:42 like this before or sexually assaulting somebody or something like that. If you have if there's like no police record, it's not going to show up on a background check. Right. So it's only going to take you so far. So then that kind of makes me even think more so that they should have to go through other things like psychological testing or something like that versus just like a standard background check because I mean, how disturbing is this and I wonder if he's done it to any of the other patients. Yeah, well, how long had it been going on because I mean, surely it wasn't the first time. That's what I'm thinking like how what are the chances? I mean, I know it can happen. MTV does commercials on it. MTV does commercials
Starting point is 00:47:28 on it all the time about like it only takes like one time or whatever, you know, they say, but what are the chances of it being that one time that she just gets pregnant because I'm sure that wouldn't have been his choice. Right. Right. Or maybe he just thought like, I mean, I would hope he would have enough medical knowledge to know that in her state, she could still get pregnant. No, he probably didn't know didn't care and did what he had to do anyway. But how disturbing is it? That's and to think that there's probably more people like that out there is even more disturbing. Oh, there's definitely more people out there. And then it led to another article that someone had sent us about it's like related but unrelated
Starting point is 00:48:22 about a Minnesota postman that was charged with having sex with a dog on his route. No, I hope that that's another like fake one like the it's not it's not it was from 2017. So it's not like current breaking news. But he was no, this is real like it really is real. And according to a criminal complaint, the mailman was spending like a long time in a garage to drop off packages. And when the man they owned the garage, no, review the surveillance cameras, he saw that the mailman was engaging in sexual act with his dog. And then the police reviewed the footage and observed the mailman enter with the package, let down the package, and then engage with the sexual act with the dog, which lives in
Starting point is 00:49:18 the garage. So I don't know if it's something like he saw him all the time or something like that. But um, yeah, no. And then you see like articles a lot of times like there was one time I saw one that was about a person that was engaging in a sexual act with a guinea pig like in a parking lot. And I can't remember. Yeah, like where I saw it. But it was like a long time ago that I saw it. If anybody knows anything about it, please send a message and a link to the article. But yeah, I saw it like a way long time ago. And a way long time ago. I just don't think any of that stuff is normal. And like what would cross somebody's mind to do that to an animal? People are canceled. You're like everyone is canceled, canceled.
Starting point is 00:50:16 All of you. Every everyone. Um, and then I was just as I was reading the article about the postman, I was thinking to myself, like, what would cause somebody to like roll up with a package to somebody's garage. And there's like a dog in there. I'm personally afraid of other people's dogs because I don't know. Right. You don't know. But why is he going all the way in the garage either? Like why I don't leave my garage door open for packages. Like that's not a thing. I don't know. I would think it would be kind of normal to leave it like outside the garage. Right. Or like on the porch, like in the front, but I don't leave my garage door open and I don't like let people in my garage. Like that's not a
Starting point is 00:51:02 thing. Yeah, at all. Not a thing at all. I'm like who just strolls up in a garage. Like first of all, you're not welcome. Right. You just stroll up in a garage and there's a dog there and then something crosses your mind that you're going to like have sex relations dogs. Like I don't get it. We won't get it because we're not psychotic. Yeah, it's like normal people, I guess. Like you would have to be, you would have to be something if you're thinking of those things. Right, right, right, right. And then on a completely unrelated note, we have received this question a lot of times and I don't know why we've never really answered it, but it was somebody asking about our opinions on small kids watching
Starting point is 00:51:53 TV at bedtime and that her and her husband differ on the subject and like how do we feel before bedtime or like when they're in bed? Okay, so I think we can answer it both ways. Like do you let your kids watch TV before they go to bed, like in your living room? And then do your kids have technology in their bedroom? No, so they don't have technology in their bedrooms, but I mean, like I let them watch TV or whatever and then they do showers and brush their teeth and do all that stuff and then they go to bed. So like it's not like watch TV and then go to bed. I mean, sometimes they do like when everybody's done if it's a little bit early, they'll will all just like hang out in my bed for 30 minutes
Starting point is 00:52:41 while they watch like Henry Danger or whatever and then they go to sleep like in their own beds with no technology. Okay, so I'll answer both of the questions. So I researched this like a long time ago, but then I went back and looked it like at it again and found an article from Seattle's Children's Hospital and researchers surveyed over 2000 children between the ages five and 24 years old, which I don't really think you're a child at 24, but maybe. And the the research was inquired about the last hour and a half of their day. So what they found in the research was TV was actually the most common thing in the last hour and a half of the day amongst that age range, which is a huge gap between five
Starting point is 00:53:44 and 24 years old. And that when children went to sleep, they confirmed that it disrupted their sleep and call sleep deprivation. And they had more problems being like restless and turning their brain off. So I mean, that happens to me as an adult. So I feel like that's not surprising. Right, it's not surprising. But I will say I have a TV in my room. And that's what I do with the last part of the day. And I will also say that I made the choice that until high school, Jackson will have a TV in his room or any technology. I feel the same way. Yeah, I feel the same way. It says, though, if you are a parent that struggles with this TV tips to improve children's sleep, that to make sure that they do not spend any
Starting point is 00:54:54 time in front of a TV screen two hours prior to bedtime, and that all screen should be out of the bedroom, no TVs, cell phones, tablets, iPods, anything like that. Make rules for a sleeping station for phones in your kitchen. And that whatever your child's bedtime is, it should be two hours prior to them going to bed. And yeah, just if you're struggling with this to kind of switch your child's TV time to a different time of the day versus being at night. I mean, that makes sense. I think that's a good tip. So I don't know. I think it's really hard because I know my TV is on and stuff. My house in the main floor is kind of like an open concept floor plan. So my kitchen island, you look directly into
Starting point is 00:55:49 my living room and there's no separation. It just kind of like runs together. So my TV is always on when I'm like cooking or when I'm just like in the kitchen and then when I call them for dinner, the TV's still on. And we have a really bad habit of like watching things while we eat, which is a horrible habit because we should be having conversation, which we do have conversation, but it's like side conversation to the office or like whatever's on the TV. Right. And we normally don't eat two hours before bed. It's normally like we eat at seven and then Jackson goes to bed at eight 30 and he's exposed to the TV in the basement because we'll be watching TV while Jackson's playing. So I'm going to take some
Starting point is 00:56:40 of this advice as well and let you guys know how it goes. I did get Jackson one of the anxiety blankets. So I feel like his sleeping has gotten a lot better because he moved a lot in his sleep and now he doesn't move nearly as much because he's probably weighted down. I'm probably one of those two. Do your boys have them too? We have one. I just don't, I put it in my guest room, so I should probably use it. Well, I don't have one, but I want to try it out. Jackson said that it really helps him feel like snug as a bug. So because he probably can't lift it off of him. Yeah, he probably can't. It's probably so heavy. It's like probably like as heavy as his body. Right. Oh my God. Oh, Jackson. Bless him.
Starting point is 00:57:29 Bless my little baby. He's so funny, Kale. Like he literally. Oh, I know. It's so funny. He tries to have adult conversations with people and like try to get in their business and stuff. It's so cute. Him and Lincoln would be, would have a lot of fun together. That's what I was thinking. I was like, Jackson and Lincoln seem to be very similar in personality. Just kind of like tell it like it is. I was watching the Teen Mom episode last night and Lincoln talking about your belly. I'm just like. He was so rude, but like I couldn't help but laugh about it. But like, where does that come from? Like, why do our kids just think that they can just say like whatever and there's no filter? I don't know. I mean,
Starting point is 00:58:13 partially it's probably me. And then also, I don't know. I really don't know everyone, but Lincoln's teachers love them. They think he's so funny. I'm just like a good kid. They think he's really funny. Yeah. Well, I don't think Jackson like really gets into anything at school. I think he's more like that at home. Like he's that kid that he does all of the bad stuff at home. And then he gets like, really, really good reports at school. And I'm like, okay, are we talking about the same kid here? Right? Because, because I'm not sure about it. And then on a lighter note, we always talk about Florida and it never fails. Something about Florida comes up every single week. And you know, Kale,
Starting point is 00:59:05 this one might top all Florida stories. First of all, I'm going to be judgmental and say that the woman's on meth because I'm looking at her face right now. And are you sure it wasn't bath salts? possible but like looks like what is it? The headline is Florida woman drops pants, licks man dances naked and waffle house parking lot. First of all, like why does it have to be waffle house? I've never eaten at waffle house. So I don't know. Okay, well, we'll shoot his pants at waffle house. So um, yeah, he probably has mixed feelings because it probably makes him have the shit. But I really like waffle house to be perfectly honest, all star special, definitely like a top 10 for me. Okay, I'll have to check
Starting point is 01:00:02 it out. Definitely. So it says a Florida woman was arrested after she undress and danced around a waffle house parking lot before licking a stranger on the face. Ew. I can't think of a faster way. Ew. So according to the police report, a waffle house employee asked the lady to leave the restaurant due to her behavior. So she later returned verbally abusing the employee. She also threatened to get a gun and shoot the man in the face along with all of the restaurant employees and customers. And then following that conversation, she walked into the parking lot pulled down her pants exposing her sexual organs and then she began dancing around in the parking lot with her pants still down.
Starting point is 01:00:51 She walked up to the waffle house employee and licked both sides of his face and she blocked his vehicle inside the parking lot and dance naked in front of his car. I don't think that's real. Okay. Oh, it's real. And it shows her mugshot. No, we'll have to send it to me because I'm going to send it to you right now. Actually, in fact, because I want I want to hear what you have to say about her and tell me if I'm right that she's she's on meth. Okay. Ready. Oh, wow. For sure, math. Oh, for sure. Could you imagine if you would have been one of the like customers at the waffle house and saw this go down? Could you imagine never? No. Mm hmm. And first of all, telling somebody
Starting point is 01:01:51 that you're gonna like blow their head off basically is not a thing today. Legal. Right. Right. It's just not I mean, with all the stuff that's gone on, that would not be like my go to I would not be like, Oh, hey, I'm gonna like blow your head off. I mean, she just needs to be in a facility. No, she needs to go to the hospital and be on a 72 hour cycle and do a detox is what right, she needs to go to a facility. She needs to do. She needs to do way less because she's doing so much doing the most. And it just really harms me. Right. It harms my brain. It really does. Um, so a girl had asked, can will and I talk about our relationship on the podcast? She said, you guys remind me of me and my husband
Starting point is 01:02:57 at times and it cracks me up and makes me feel more normal. I like your stories about will. It kills me. So I thought since we've received so many of these messages that would be a good time to have will back on the podcast next week. And a lot of people that listen are married, I feel like, or in committed relationships or in a dysfunctional relationship. You can be committed, but dysfunctional. I know about that. Um, so I feel like next week would be a good time to have will back on and maybe bring on somebody that is more of an expert at relationships and just get down to the nitty gritty and talk about all the things. What do you think, Kale? I think that's a good idea. I encourage it and support
Starting point is 01:03:46 it because especially because I can't really relate. So it would probably be good for you and him to kind of go on here and talk about it, talk about all the dysfunctional things. So I'm kind of down with it. And yeah, so that's what we can expect next week. And I think that's all we have time for today. If you have not followed us on at coffee combos podcast on Instagram, make sure you follow us over there. And if you have not subscribed to us, you can do that by searching coffee combos on the purple podcast app on your iPhone. Click subscribe, click the fifth star to give us a five star review. And you can also leave written comments there as well. We love to read those. We hope you guys have a great
Starting point is 01:04:29 week and can't wait to chat next week. See you. Bye.

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