I've Had It Die a Thousand Deaths
May 2, 2024
This episode dives into the absurdity of extravagant graduation celebrations that have spiraled out of control. Listeners are treated to humorous takes on uninspiring social gatherings and the daunting expectations of today's 'power moms.' Hormonal health takes the stage, with insights on PMS relief and metabolic health tools. The hosts explore the clash between parenting, societal norms, and the eccentricities of gift-giving, illustrating the often performative nature of modern parenthood and its impact on children.
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High School Graduation Overkill
- Angie "Pumps" Sullivan receives numerous high school graduation invitations, finding the excessive celebrations overwhelming.
- She expresses her frustration in a group text, arguing that graduating high school is not a monumental achievement.
Dinner Interruption
- Jennifer Welch describes a dinner interrupted by acquaintances, hindering a much-needed, private conversation.
- This highlights the challenges of maintaining privacy in close-knit communities.
Grammar Police
- Correct grammatical errors, especially "your/you're," "there/their/they're," and "to/too/two."
- Screenshot errors and request refunds from schools if kids make mistakes.