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EPISODE · May 7, 2026 · 26 MIN

Teenagers, Eye Rolls & Borrowed Cars: Parenting Adult Kids Is Unhinged

from The Nucking Futz Podcast: real life . real laughs . real talk · host Nucking Futz

Teenagers and adult kids are basically the same people … just with bigger opinions and access to Uber. In this episode, Melissa and Donna get into the chaos of parenting older kids …the eye rolls, the rage texts, the borrowed cars, the laundry mountains, and the emotional damage of an empty gas tank. We are talking about: * silent treatments vs eye rolls * tracking your kids vs pretending you don’t * dating advice, bad girlfriends, and oversharing * why adult kids somehow still eat everything in your fridge * and the weird emotional whiplash of watching them grow up It’s funny, honest, slightly unhinged, and painfully relatable for every parent trying to survive the teen and adult kid years. Because apparently motherhood doesn’t get easier… they just start borrowing your car instead. Be NUCKING FUTZ™ with us — join the newsletter, ask a question, or apply to be on the podcast … all the good stuff lives here at www.thenuckingfutz.com

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