No Whine Left Behind
"No Whine Left Behind" is the podcast that serves up a blend of real talk while sipping cocktails. Join your hosts Celia and Alex as we dive into life’s ups and downs, share wild stories we’ve read, and chat about the everyday family drama we all know too well.
No Whine Left Behind
S3 E2 Detours, Delays, & Drama
Ever raced through an airport, battled traffic, or lost a luggage tag? Yeah, same. In this episode of No Wine Left Behind, we’re recording from our girl Naldy’s gorgeous home (thanks, queen!) & spilling all about Celia's chaotic trip. Think forgotten passports, parking drama, & a luggage disaster that almost ruined everything.
After surviving the airport madness, we dive into vacation vibes—like how a rent-a-car fee had Celia ditching wheels for Uber, & the fun she had at Barefoot Landing & Broadway on the Beach. Back home, we’re juggling party planning chaos while obsessing over Big Brother (live feeds vs. episodes, anyone?). Trust us, this episode’s a wild ride you don’t want to miss!
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Welcome to the no Wine Left Behind podcast, where we truly leave no wine behind. I'm Alex and I'm Celia. We are here in the studio together, sharing ups and downs, frustrations and funny moments of our daily adventures. So grab your favorite glass, join us as we raise our voices Together, we'll dive into the drama of life as we see it. Howdy ho, welcome to another episode. Yes, how are you? I'm good. I'm feeling very fancy. Oh, yes, yeah, very fancy. I know I love this house. Yes, we are. I'll let you do the, the introduction, introduction to the house, the honors of where we are.
Speaker 1:So we are filming at a very good friend of mine's house. Her name is naldi, thank you, and um, her house is gorgeous. It's. I can't even words do not describe how beautiful this house is. It's crazy and how beautifully decorated it is. It definitely should be in some type of magazine. One hundred thousand percent. She needs to open up like a side business. Oh, my God, because a hundred percent. I know I was going to say I know a lot of people. Everyone I know needs her help. She's, yes, her interior design. I is incredible. Yeah, it's so nice. Thank you, naldi, so much for having us in your home today. I appreciate it, never leaving. I think Alex is moving in.
Speaker 1:Oh my gosh, what's going on with you? Well, I'm sad because summer's ending. I'm so happy and we just got back from an incredible vacation which Naldi was on with us. So that was really cool. Yeah, we just. I mean, it was great, you know what, and that's the way to like end summer. It's like a really good trip. To make it worth it. It's like a last hurrah of sorts. We do that every year. Every year, we make sure that we have a nice end of summer vacation to kind of, you know, start the fall off, right, I guess you know. So the trip was great.
Speaker 1:I was going to say Tell me some stories. Getting there was a debacle, it was insane. Um, so we had a 8.20 PM flight, which I typically don't fly out that late, I don't like to. Yeah, however, it was just booked that way, so it's fine, no worries. Um, was it my option, my choice? I didn't knew where that was going, but, um, it is what it is.
Speaker 1:Anyhow, I'm off to the airport at 4 30. I um, grab the kids, go to the airport. I get to, probably. So no one really knows distance from where I live, obviously Um. So I mean you do, but our, our whiners don't. Probably Um. So I get to, probably maybe a mile or two away from home, maybe three, and I couldn't remember if I needed to show identification for them, like passports, or so I turn around, went home, got their passports.
Speaker 1:Oh my gosh, finally get to the airport. At like 6, 15. Okay, we got on the highway and it was like redirecting me, yeah, kept redirecting me. So it took me through, um, all the way, like like around. I ended up on montville ave. Okay, yeah, I don't know what, I don't even know what. I think it's like somerville. Maybe I was in somerville. Yeah, go through, get back on the highway.
Speaker 1:We get to the airport park, get our luggage, go in the parking garage. I couldn't find a spot. I parked in a spot that I wasn't sure it was a spot, but I parked there anyway. So I'm like maybe the car will be here when we get home, maybe it won't. Hopefully it will be. It's fine, I just want to get to the airport, get to the terminal. Sure, we go in.
Speaker 1:I go to get my tickets for my bag. I'm supposed to have five check bag tickets. It only prints four. Okay, so now I gotta stand in line to get the fifth bag. Dreaded line.
Speaker 1:I get to the to the counter and the woman is trying to have me pay for the fifth bag. I'm like ma'am, I paid for the fifth bag. I show her my phone. She goes well, your reservation's not the same as what I have on my computer. I go can you tell me what reservation you have, what reservation number you have?
Speaker 1:And she said I go, that's reservation number I have, so it is the same. She goes, goes, well, I'm showing that you only have four bags. I'm like well, there must be a mistake. Sure, I have five. My phone says five, we have the same reservation number. And she's tapping away. Tapping away. She goes well, it's gonna be a. I go no, no, no, we're not doing that. My kids are horrified because I'm very calmly going no, no, no, we're not doing that. I said can you please have a manager come over? I was started to become a Karen. So he comes over, he goes. What's, what's the problem, ma'am? I said well, I have five checked bags. Show on my phone and apparently in your system it says four.
Speaker 1:And this woman is telling me that we don't have the same reservation, but yet the reservation number is the same. Tap, tap, tap, tap, tap Does this thing. Ma'am, you're all set. I'll print you the other ticket. I go fantastic, thank you. The lady says something to him, like under her breath he goes you really want to charge these people for another bag that they already paid for? No, we're not doing that. And then he like walks away. Ooh, spicy, I love this dude, thank you. So get the ticket thing, put it on the bag off. We go print my own tickets. I was so frazzled about the bag ticket right that I didn't look at my boarding passes. Oh, no, we get.
Speaker 1:I try to go through tsa because I have tsa pre-check. Sure, we travel a lot. I don't want to wait in line, I just want to go get on the plane and be done. I don't want to take my shoes off. I don't want to wait in line, I just want to go get on a plane and be done. I don't want to take my shoes off. I don't want to deal with none of that. She goes. I'm sorry, not all of you have TSA pre-check. Oh God, excuse me, ma'am, I am the mother of these children. I have TSA pre-check. Therefore, they have TSA pre-check. Therefore they have TSA pre-check. Well, no, there's one here. It doesn't say it on the ticket.
Speaker 1:If you want this child to go with you through TSA pre-check, you have to go back to the ticket booth and have them reprint her ticket. Meanwhile it's probably 50 people deep. I got a plane to catch, okay, fine, oh my god, we go around, we get, oh my god, we get to the regular security line. He hands, he goes oh oh, she doesn't have tsa pre-check. I go, well, she does because I have it. Therefore she has it right, because they have it right. But it just didn't get added to her ticket, right? Well, that she does because I have it. Therefore she has it Right Because they have it Right. But it just didn't get added to her ticket, right? Well, that means she doesn't have it. Hmm, semantics. That fucking drives me crazy, sir, these three children are my children. Right, these three boarding passes say TSA, except for hers. Right, she doesn't have TSA pre-check.
Speaker 1:Very calm, oh my God, my blood pressure was like rising. I go, okay. So what do we do? What do we need to do, sir? Right, he hands me the other two kids a fast pass, a TSA pre-sa, pre-check. I've seen those fast pass. You guys all hold these. So I thought he was giving it to me to give to the kid, adriana, right? Um, no, I get to put our stuff on the conveyor. Yeah, he says she needs to go through that line. You three are pre-checked, you three go over here.
Speaker 1:So what was the point? I'm not leaving my child to go through the security by herself. We will all go together. He goes, you can't. You have pre-check. You have to go through that line. She has to go over there.
Speaker 1:Oh my gosh, it was a whole thing. I I'm like fine, because now I know, if I get into it with this TSA, what are they called? People, officers, whatever they're called, I'm probably not going to get on the plane. No fly list. Yeah, immediately. So okay, she goes. She has to stand in the machine where you put your arms out and they scan you. We're walking through on the other side waiting for her. Now, of course, I'm not taking my eyes off, because I'm like I don't want her to pull her aside, like whatever. He's like ma'am, ma'am. I'm like I'm waiting for her to go through, then I will go through.
Speaker 1:So I sent the other two kids. He come. You need to come through. Okay, I go through. We all get through. We get our stuff off, we go. We get to the gate.
Speaker 1:Your flight has been delayed. Okay, guys, let's go grab dinner, grab dinner. Look at my phone. Your flight has been delayed. Oh my gosh, now it's pushed back to 920. Okay, okay, 920 comes. We start boarding Actually, 915. We start boarding. We get on the plane. We're sitting there 945.
Speaker 1:10 o'clock rolls around. Oh my gosh. The flight attendant says I'm sorry, the pilot is en route. He's flying in from Fort Lauderdale. He will be here momentarily. Oh my goodness, I was like what? We're going to play trivia.
Speaker 1:While we wait, everyone on the plane was like booting and hollering, booing, and I'm thinking they're gonna end up. Yeah, um, get it taking us off. Right, something's gonna happen because people getting rowdy, my god, please. No, it's already like 10 o'clock at night. Oh my gosh, we play trivia. Oh my goodness.
Speaker 1:The first place winner gets 1,000 spirit points. Who wants that? Who's spirit, by the way, and that's why we're having a problem. Second place gets a free beverage Non-alcoholic. The lady next to me goes. Really, they can't afford to give everybody a drink while we wait for the pilot that's not even at the airport yet. Oh my god, she was livid. So they wouldn't serve us anything, they wouldn't nothing. At one point they're like you guys can't get up and use the bathroom anymore because too many people walking up and down, moving around, gosh, 10, 20.
Speaker 1:The pilot gets on the plane, everyone starts clapping hey he's here. Woohoo, apparently on spirit now. Oh boy, they have a lucky seat winner. It's like being on a game show when you're on Spirit, they play trivia. They have a lucky seat winner. When the flight lands they'll say passenger in seat 14F, you have been selected as the random winner of blah blah, blah, blah, blah, oh my gosh. And they give that person the prize. What's the prize? The prize is more Spirit Points, because we all want spirit points. No, we don't know. So I didn't get.
Speaker 1:The flight didn't end up taking off till about 10 45. I didn't get to my rental property until almost 1 30 in the morning. Between getting there, like we flew around myrtle beach international for at least half an hour 40 minutes. That's crazy. He kept saying we'll be landing in 10 minutes, we'll be landing in five minutes, we'll be like. I'm like we should be landing by now. It's 20 minutes ago it was fine. What's happening? Like, is there a problem? We're gonna run out of gas, like now. I'm starting to panic. We finally land gary he.
Speaker 1:He flew in separately because he was traveling, so he flew in from michigan. He was at the airport at like 10, 30 oh my gosh waiting for us the whole time just sitting there. So then he goes to rent a car. You know we gotta get to our house rented. He goes. He thinks the rent-a-car place is open all night. No, it wasn't, no. He goes to rent the car. The car he rented a suburban because there was about 10 of us that were going to be there. The guy walks up to the booth and apparently the man says I'm sorry, sir, we don't have Suburbans in our fleet. The biggest I can give you is a Chevy, a Ford Explorer Seat, six, comfortably Seven if you want to squeeze one other one in. I'm sorry, sir, we have 10 people traveling with us. What on earth are you doing? He's like I'm sorry, but that's all we got. So he rented it.
Speaker 1:When I ever came out and saw that car I thought my head was gonna explode. I've had enough. At that point I've had enough. I practically threw my luggage at him, like, and I had a bag that weighed 46 pounds. Okay, I haven't had anything to drink since the restaurant at eight o'clock, right, and on spirit, you have to buy everything. Wasn't spending three dollars and 49 cents on a can of soda, right, and I wasn't spending $3.49 on a can of soda, right, and I wasn't spending $12 on a drink. Yeah, I'm like, do you have water? That's free, right? Well, we have bottled water. Of course you do, because you want my $5. So I was about to go in the bathroom and like just kind of drink, no, I was so thirsty, I was so thirsty, no, so we get to the house. I'm like, I'm opening the refrigerator, it's nothing, of course, there wasn't even toilet paper. Oh yeah, gary had to go to the local gas station down the road and buy us toilet paper, gatorade and water, because we were like so dehydrated at 1.30 in the morning I chugged a Gatorade, threw my pajamas on and threw myself in the bed. I'm done with this day Done. So, yeah, that was getting there.
Speaker 1:Got up early, went to the grocery store, blah, blah, blah, did all that stuff After that. Oh, I said how much was the rent-a-car when he ever told me how much the rent-a-car was. I thought I was going to like, I thought I was done. I thought it was like, oh gosh, I thought my life was over, like that's how like stressed and overwhelmed I was. So we go to the grocery store, pick up groceries, drop them all off. I go, we're bringing the car back. He goes what do you mean? I go, we're bringing the car back. He goes what do you mean? I go, we're Ubering around. We're Ubering around. This bitch.
Speaker 1:I am not cheaper spending all that money on a rented car. That's crazy. The rented car was going to be $1,100 for a Ford Explorer. Uber was $20 to $35 a trip and we only had to go to three places. Right, yeah, because where you stay there, like a lot of things to do nearby there's and crazy. And there's the golf carts where we can yes, we can drive a golf cart within four mile radius. So I'm like the car's gonna sit in the driveway all week.
Speaker 1:No, we probably spent maybe three hundred dollars on uber. Maybe maybe four hundred dollars on uber. I don't even know. I don't even think we spent that much. What a ripoff, imagine. No, because we Ubered to Barefoot Landing a new place you've got to check out. Yeah, broadway on the Beach and Murrell's Inlet, of course, that's it. Yeah, it was like $30, $35. Bullshit, so, yeah, so, so, oh, we brought the car back.
Speaker 1:The woman was so nice, they they kind of were trying to give us a hard time, but not really like they. They were gonna give us like a credit, but they kind of like you know about it, right, so she goes all right, well, I have to charge you for the time you had it. And we're like, of course I go, but shouldn't be much. We've only had it for 13 hours. Yeah, we didn't have it. We have it 13 hours, right, not even a whole day. 176 dollars for 13, I go, geez, I wonder how much 24 hours would be. Never mind, right, I go here, you go. So paid the money left, ubered back to the house. Bullshit, yeah, I was like, ah, this is like unbelievable. Yeah, that's wild.
Speaker 1:But the rest of the trip was amazing. Oh, my god, we, we, um sorry, side of my nose is itchy um, we, um, went to the beach every day, went to mer Merle's Inlet, which is amazing, went on a boat ride, did a sunset cruise, went to Barefoot Landing. It's like Broadway, on the Beach, but more upscale, a lot of nice shops, restaurants, more calmer. Yeah, we just it was great. It was great Rough start, but everything worked out, everything worked out, everything worked out.
Speaker 1:And kudos to you. You just summed up your whole trip and you only swore one time really, I'm proud of you, queen, wow, I'm getting better. I, I was. I didn't promise to myself that I was going to try and do better. So, listen, that would not have been me. I'm working on it. I probably at some point in your story, if that were me, I would have been fist fighting like it. There would have been a tussle. I didn't want to tussle with tsa. No, no fly list, but because I like to fly. But.
Speaker 1:And then, coming home, what do you think happened? Delay, yeah, but you know what? We sat at that little bar. Oh my gosh. Yeah, miss Sally just kept feeding me drinks. I'm like thank you, ma'am. You know you're a traveler. When airport bars are like your staple, like I know that airport bar.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I went to Subway. I bought a sub to bring it on the plane. I was happy. Perfect, that's a good plan. Oh, it was great. I was like I'm hungry 7.30,. I was like I'm hungry, yeah, I. Just because I was like planning on eating at like 6.20 because our flight was supposed to be at 5 20 but it got delayed, so I ended up eating somewhere on 7, 30, 8 o'clock yeah, crazy. Then I forgot to get a drink. Oh, so I had nothing to drink all the way home because you heaven forbid, you bought something to drink on a spirit flight.
Speaker 1:No, yeah, I give them enough money. Do you want to hear a real kicker? I always travel with a carry-on, always this time I didn't. That's weird. I didn't, adriana didn't, neda didn't. Nathan had a backpack? Oh, no, one of them had a backpack. He paid for us all to have carry-ons and none of us had a carry-on except for one. No, way, way, yes, way, unbelievable. So you know what I was done giving spare money at that point You've got free money for carry-ons that we didn't even have. You delayed my flight a bazillion times. You freaking wanted wouldn't even give me a drink on the plane for free, because I waited I don't know three hours for this flight to finally take off. There was no pilot. I am not paying for a drink, oh my gosh. So yeah, so, funny, crazy.
Speaker 1:And then you land, you're home for like 24, 48 hours, yeah, and then you threw a party. Oh, yes, yes, I get home. The day I get home I'm cleaning that night. The next day I'm out shopping, buying stuff, catching up on my laundry. The next day. After that, finished buying stuff for a party Saturday, boom, we got home Wednesday night, yeah, thursday, friday, I prepared for the party. Saturday was the party. It was fantastic. I thought everything was great, so much fun.
Speaker 1:And then, sunday, when I woke up, it looked like a bomb dropped on my house. Holy shit, I mean, when I say bomb drop from outside to inside, it was a wreck. I can't imagine too, because outside, when it gets dark, you can't clean as well, because you can't obviously see everything. So I feel like we tried to clean up outside before we all came inside. No, yeah, and everything was brought inside and just kind of left everywhere. So then I.
Speaker 1:So then I was a little tipsy. I went to bed and when I woke up the next morning I walked upstairs and I was like holy cow, like what happened? Oh my god, yeah, it took me all day. I was like hungover. So I'm like I'll do a little now, I'll do a little later, I think yesterday, I finally cleaned the last sangria thing that I, the last sangria pitcher that I had. It took me days to clean that mess. It wasn't like that bad, but it was just. I just did one. That's so funny, but it was a 50th birthday. And for our Pauline, who we love very much, yes, love, love, um, and yeah, it was great, unbelievable, very good. We had a great time.
Speaker 1:And then Sunday, you semi-relaxed, and then Monday, back to work, back to work on Monday. So much, yeah, so, yeah, it was like a non-stop from the day I left to Sunday night, which I don't really felt like, and I haven't slept. You never sleep. Saturday night I didn't sleep well because I was tipsy. Yeah, sunday night I didn't sleep well because I think I was anxious about going back to work and like getting back into the swing of things. And then Monday night I didn't sleep well because I don't know why I didn't sleep well.
Speaker 1:And so now it's Tuesday, so let's see how this goes. I'm hoping I'm tired enough tonight that I'm going to sleep. Yeah, you're going to sleep tonight. Do you have an early day tomorrow? No, boom, you're definitely going to sleep tonight. No, no, we have to manifest you sleeping.
Speaker 1:Don't say no. Say yeah, I'm going to sleep. Yay, I'm telling you right now Things happen. Okay, you're not, it's not in the cards for me. You're ever sleep. You're not what they say sleep when you die, right, oh, my god, that's so dramatic. Maybe that's my calling. You're not sleeping now, you sleep when you die. Okay, I'm saying no, no, no, okay. And then, yes, what happened then? What am I forgetting? We are recording. We're gonna have a great evening together, yes, and then, fucking, what happened then? What am I forgetting? We are recording. We're gonna have a great evening together, yes, and then, fucking labor day, weekend. Oh my god, I know, I'm not even excited about it. I'm literally not excited in your face. Yeah, most people are. Well, at least you get monday off, yes, so it's like a long-ish weekend. I'm excited about having Monday off, for sure, for sure.
Speaker 1:I have a question about speaking of vacations. Yeah, do you put your phone in airplane mode when you're traveling? Tell the truth, so I never do, I never do. I know, girl, I know, and I'm a travel girly, not only like personally, but professionally. I am a travel girly, I don't. So if that plane goes down, that's on you. I know, because you didn't put your phone in it plane mode. I know, but I don't. So if I ever travel with you again, I'm going to know it's your fault. I'm going to be like it was her. Mr Pilot, if I live, I survived that crash. It was her. It hasn't happened to anyone.
Speaker 1:And there's a lot of people out there that are like me. So I kind of think it's like a little bit of bullshit. I always do it. I. I kind of think it's like a little bit of bullshit. I always do it. I follow the rules. I think it's a little bit of bullshit. No, they say it interferes with all the Clearly not Just saying Mechanics of the. No, it's a fucking lie. Thingamabob, keep things. I'm a Kool-Aid queen. I don't believe it. That's why I don't do it.
Speaker 1:We let's do a poll when we put this podcast. Yeah, I want to do a poll. Okay, how many people actually put their phones in airplane? Let's do it, okay. I bet you a lot of them don't. Hmm, and be honest when you do the poll. Please prove me right. Dear Lord, the plane goes down. It's gonna be your fault. The plane isn't going down, okay? Never know you, never know it's gonna be your fault, the plane isn't going down, okay, you never know, you never know.
Speaker 1:It's weird, kind of like big brother, totally off topic, but it reminded me of when big brother um had like the commercials of, like next week coming, oh no, no, no, like the recap, like what happened last week, yeah, and it was chemo and t-corp continually saying that they were gonna blow up the pentagon because that's the name of their alliance, and I was like why would you say that? Oh yes, and two, why do they keep showing that moment? Oh yeah, like that's fucking weird, that is weird. It's one thing for like them to say it fine, like if live tv, you can't take it back repeating it, exactly, yeah, it's very strange, fucking weird. Yeah, it was really uncomfortable.
Speaker 1:Have you been watching big brother? Yes, except for the most recent episode, oh my god, okay, but hold on, hold on, hold on. Talk to you about this. You know, hear me out, I watched the live feeds and that's what fucks me up. Oh, I know, so I know everything live, but I don't know it from like a like our consumer perspective, like the edits and the narrative that like the producers put on it, right, so like I know, like who wins, who loses, who gets up, who gets taken down, like I know all the things and I know, like the behind the scenes stuff. But why would you want to know that? Wouldn't you want to just know what's going on? Do you know what it is? Because there's so much that happens. And then I feel like we watch it late because of when it airs, Like there's so much stuff that happens live today, but it's not on today, it's on tomorrow. Right, so what happens today, we might not even see it till fucking next Sunday. Yeah, what happens today, we might not even see each other fucking next sunday. Yeah, you know what I mean. So I need to know right away.
Speaker 1:I used to do that and watch the live feeds. It's, it would. It would literally take over my life. Yeah, it's bad. Like I couldn't. I couldn't eat, sleep or breathe without big brother. Like it was yeah, it's bad. It was like it was consumed me, like I don't do that no more. So I don't do it the other day, and and I did it when I had to, like you know, remember, when people had dial up internet and I had to like to connect to what. I don't even know what I was connecting to. I just knew that I needed to watch this live. All the time I was like obsessed, oh my gosh.
Speaker 1:No, the other morning I was watching, I was cleaning and I had the live feeds up on the tv, but for us it was like I don't know, 8, 9 am, so they film in California. So for them it was like 5, 6 am. So one of the girls had like come into the living room and she was like mom, why are you watching these people sleep? They were all sleeping on the camera. It was just on, and she was like what are you doing? Seek help.
Speaker 1:See, this is not okay, it's not, yeah, it's bad, it's bad. I was like I want to. I just want to know. I want to know everything and I know all the things. I love it. I don't want to know what's happening, like you know, when it shows on TV Cliff Notes yeah, yeah, I don't need to know all the things because it already annoys me. And then I got to like watch it and re-watch it and it's just too much. The season's good though. Oh, it's very good. Yeah, the season's good, so good. I love Tucker. He's amazing.
Speaker 1:I love it how they all have some sort of like connection to celebrities or like they themselves in the music industry. So many of them have been on like. Every single one of them has a connection. Not one person is normal, right, like normal. No connections, normal air quotes, like whatever. Yeah, yeah, it's kind of spoils it. Yeah, it's not the same. I mean it's good, but it's just it. When they win, it's not the same. No, because it's not an average joe, right, like regular. Yeah, like an underdog that you want to root for, it's. No, they all probably has money and status and they're just winning getting more. So, yeah, crazy, that's a bummer, crazy. But yeah, it's almost over. Almost. I'm looking forward to seeing who goes to the end, and I hope it's Tucker because I love him.
Speaker 1:I would say something, but I don't want to spoil it for you. I know because he's probably getting evicted because he's an idiot and he offers to put himself up every week. I don't know why he does that. It's so annoying. Anywho, don't tell me, don't kill me. You spoiled it for me two weeks in a row. This is what you get. No, I didn't. I just threw a little blurb out there. It wasn't my fault.
Speaker 1:You didn't watch it. You should have watched it behind the scenes. You should already know what happened. But I don't know exactly what you're talking about and, like, maybe I don't. I don't know what you mean. Whatever, I'm done, I'm done texting'm done. I'm done texting you about it, because you never even caught up, neither is Courtney. What the hell she's like. I gotta watch it tomorrow on Paramount. I'm like what, why aren't you watching it right now? It's on right now. Like what the fuck is the problem? Jesus Christ, I don't know. I can't either. I can't either.
Speaker 1:So kids are kids are back to school. Yes, lila had her first last day, as Courtney likes to call it, senior, nice, and then Oren will be moving out in five, four days. Nice, wow, crazy. Yeah, it's exciting. My kids go back tomorrow, which they're excited, but they're not excited, so we'll see how it goes. Exciting for you. They're all going to the same school, thank the Lord.
Speaker 1:Amazing, that was a lot, I know, but it's done now. It's good. Yeah, they're all going the same. If I need them to take the bus, they can. If I need them to take the bus home, they can. Like it's just perfect, like it's going to be great.
Speaker 1:So hopefully they have a great year and everyone has a great year, and next year we'll be celebrating another graduation. Oh my God, graduations every year for the next five years. Yes, for the next five years we're going to have graduations. Crazy Graduation college yeah, crazy. That's exciting. Yeah, assuming they all go to college. Then, like, maybe for the next eight years we'll have graduations, oh yeah. Oh my God, didn't even remind me of that. All right, well, we're out of here. We're out of here. All right, let's do gotta catch up on my big brother. And so do Gotta catch up on my big brother. And so don't you? No, I do, you, don't you liar. Thank you for joining us on this wine-filled adventure. We would greatly appreciate your support. Please follow and rate our podcast on Apple Podcasts, spotify or wherever you're tuning in right now. So raise a glass, leave no wine behind and let's continue this journey together. Cheers.
