Dave and Jon: There's Something About a Private Jet
This week on the pod the fellas discuss how their neighborhood is attracting patrons with questionable parking instincts. Wait until you hear how the Barnes family enacted some swift justice. Also, they talk about the dilemma of dealing with scary and uncertain weather with your kids. Should you go to the basement or try and squeeze in a few more hours of sleep? All will be answered this week!
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So, the way my house is laid out is that if anyone is on the back porch, you can see right into the living room, where the TV is. This is neither good nor bad, ‘tis what it ’tis.
Why am I telling you this? Well, because when Annie has any friends over to hang on the back porch, they can see what i’m watching on TV, which can be a little weird.
Now, let me be clear, not because i’m watching something sketchy—far from it. More because I’m watching some superhero movie I’m a little embarrassed to be watching in front of grown women.
Annie had some friends over the other night to play Mahjong (sweeping the nation—or at least Nashville. They should call it MOMjong, AMIRIGHT?) and I was once again faced with a dilemma of what to watch.
While scrolling in Peacock, I stumbled upon Psych (a show Annie and I have loved over the years, though it’s not on anymore) and was reminded just how stinking hysterical this show was.
I clicked on it with pride, completely unashamed for Annie and her friends to see what I was watching.
So you too should go watch Psych. With total confidence, bravery, and assurance. It has to be one of the most underrated comedy series of all time.
This week I'm just giving a little bit of unsolicited advice.
That advice is this: Throw almost everything away.
Or better yet don't buy it in the first place.
We have had insane weather here in Nashville lately and our crawl space flooded. Big time. We have nine years worth of stuff down there and most of it was ruined. Now, you read the phrase most of our stuff was ruined and you feel bad for me, right? We don't. Cause here's the thing: 90 percent of the stuff down there is just stuff that we hadn't touched since we put it there nine years ago when we moved in! How did we acquire so much stuuuuuuffff??
For the past 72 hours I have been hauling heavy boxes of (you guessed it) stuff out from under our crawl space and getting rid of it. I would have loved to have done almost anything else these past 72 hours.
So, my advice: just figure out a way to live your life with the least amount of stuff possible.
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