59 - A Lil Bit About Opening a Somali Daycare

In this episode, hosts Sandy and Kristy dive into why they're 'a little bit dead'—inside and out. Christy laments about an exhausting end-of-year sale at her job, and . Sandy recounts her unfortunate encounters with creepy men commenting on her 'Retired Hot Girl' sweatshirt. The duo discusses their upcoming podcast guests, including conservative politician Chris Spencer and conspiracy theorists Jamie Peacock and Kobe Wynn. They delve into heavy topics like political fraud involving Minnesota's Tim Walls and reflect on societal shifts, parenting mishaps, and generational differences. They emphasize kindness and ending the year on a positive note. As a parting shot, they share their favorite life advice: 'Never put your finger where you wouldn't put your face.' The episode is a wild blend of humor, politics, and personal anecdotes.

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