August 3, 2025 • 9 mins
What they don’t tell you about marriage. Going to the grocery store as a husband. Kitty Talkback. Has this ever happened to you? Buck gets in trouble in Carrie’s dream and has to apologize during their waking hours.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (00:15):
It starts now.
Speaker 1 (00:17):
We're coming up on I think we'll be doing the
show for four years in in June here, that's right,
and pair it up here for four years, which time
has flown by. And since starting this show, I have
gotten married and had a baby, which is very exciting.
You're old hat at these things. You've been you know,
you've been married for.
Speaker 2 (00:37):
How long you been married?
Speaker 3 (00:38):
Now?
Speaker 1 (00:39):
Oh man, now I'm gonna get blown up. It'll be
twenty one years in August, twenty one years, got three boys,
twenty one years. I've been married like two years in change,
and I got a baby. So you know, we're we're
coming at this from you know, we got the old
grizzled veteran, we got the new guy on the block
with this. But you know, you don't always give me
(00:59):
the heads that I need on some things. Sometimes you do.
But one that I've missed from you, Clay, because I
expect you to give me a early warning is that
no matter what I do, no matter how hard I try,
when my wife sends me to the grocery store, I
will fail to get the right items. And sometimes she
will send me there and the item won't even be there,
(01:21):
and then I am really in a tough place because
somehow I'm supposed to still get the item that they're
out of stock on which my wife is amazing at
finding out whatever that would be, just like with a premonition.
So you didn't give me this heads up. It is
a real problem for husbands everywhere. I am sent with
photos on the rare occasion when I need to get
(01:41):
something of the product that I'm supposed to get because well,
we need to talk about this more. Maybe when we
come back we can The amount of variety I understand
it's a great sign of American capitalism, But if you
go to get let's say, cranberry juice, I bet in
your average grocery store there are twenty six different versions
of cranberry juice, right like, there isn't just like three
(02:03):
cranberry juices.
Speaker 2 (02:04):
I'm not kidding.
Speaker 1 (02:05):
I bet if you walk into your grocery store and look,
I bet there's twenty six different types and what she
will do is I won't be able inevitably to find
whatever this specific brand and particular type of thing that
I need. I'll return say it's not there. She'll either
ask for a picture of the section to prove that
I am unable to find it, or she has then
(02:25):
sometimes gone back herself to verify whether or not the
product that I was supposed to get is there or not.
I've reached the point now where when she texts me
sometimes she'll just then text me a couple minutes later,
like just forget it. I'll go get it myself, and
then that just ups the ante for me. So then
I want to try even harder, but I always fail
at the grocery store. Welcome to husband Life Sunday Hey
(02:48):
with Clay Buck Joe from New York City. Ee, let's
hear it.
Speaker 4 (02:56):
You want to see something funny, go to the grocery
store on Thanksgiving money. You'll see twenty guys online with
one item getting what their wife forgot to get throughing
the week, and we all look scared to death because
we know we got the wrong thing.
Speaker 1 (03:10):
You know what I'm talking about? If those of you,
Miss Buck has found out that men gets into the
grocery store and can never find what their wife actually wants.
That thing about the number of products that are all
eerily similar and the label might be just a subtle
difference in color or whatever. I remember when we used
to do for the formula, you know, when we would
(03:33):
we had the babies and my wife had stopped breastfeeding
or supplements or whatever else. I remember standing in front
of the supplement aisle for babies the first time that
I did it, and I felt like I might as
well have been I mean, I had no idea what
I was doing, and all of them just have a
subtle little variation, a little bit different label, color, a
(03:54):
little bit different size, and even with a picture, I'm
gonna be honest, I struggled to know what I was
supposed to be getting. I think it was similar back
the day. I ask you, when your wife says sends
you for fruit clay, which probably you know happens, and
she says you got the organic kind, right, is it
really a lie to just give yourself the benefit of
the doubt because it looks the same. I would say, apple,
(04:18):
I would lie, and I wouldn't call it a lie
because it's possible you did get the organic kind even
realize this is tie goes to the runner in this
case the runner for the food. Well, this is like
the whole idea with apples. You know you're supposed to
wash them. Really like that that is going to solve everything.
You know, you get like an apple, you like you
shoul put it underneath the underneath the the the the
(04:38):
sink there for like I don't know, ten seconds Like
that really is going to take care of everything. A
lot of the stuff that we do it I don't know.
Ten second rule, isn't it. It's like, yeah, teconds under
the water, It's all fine. Now, okay, does that seem likely?
I mean, if there's really bad pesticides on the apple,
is going to put it underneath the water for ten
seconds really substantially alter your health? Uh So a lot
(05:00):
of these things that we do, I'm not sure that
they have any benefit. I know that when my wife
has gone back when I have told her, hey, what
you sent me to find wasn't there, and she's like,
I don't buy that. At least twice that I can remember,
once she went and she found it, which was not
good because she found it immediately.
Speaker 2 (05:16):
You're in the doghouse, then that's bad.
Speaker 1 (05:19):
Other times she couldn't find it, and I just remember
how stunned she was when she came back. She was like,
it really really wasn't there. I do think that I
could be correct. Was just boggled her mind. She now
sometimes will text me and then tell me what to
get a grocery store and then follow it up with
a photo because she knows if there's no photo, I'm
(05:39):
just gonna get whatever the food, the general food product is.
She sends me to get yogurt. Clay, I feel like
Indiana Jones with the bowler rolling boulder rolling after him,
you know, like such a great scene, you know, And
it's like I switched the wrong yogurt where the idol
goes or something, and now I'm gonna I can never
(05:59):
get the right There's so many types, to be fair,
I'm rarely shopping for anything, so I just don't even
make the attempt at this point. But that's because I've
failed so many times that I can't be trusted.
Speaker 2 (06:12):
JJ. We got a funny one here, go for it. JJ.
Speaker 3 (06:15):
Hi, Clayon, but this is Kitty from California. I sent
my husband to the store one Christmas when I was
making candy for butter, just butter. Didn't care what kind,
didn't care what brand told him that he came home
with the only thing in the entire store that is
clearly labeled not butter, as in, I can't believe it's
(06:39):
not butter. At least it makes a good story.
Speaker 2 (06:44):
And this is just trying to be healthy.
Speaker 1 (06:45):
That's a strong move right there, right to be like, no,
I'm not getting your butter. I'm getting you not butter
instead of butter. Glad they're still married though, that's good.
Sunday drop with Clay and Buck.
Speaker 2 (06:57):
Or marital experience here.
Speaker 1 (07:03):
I was not really aware of this, and now I'm
such a young man in the marin's game when yeah,
I'm I'm I'm a newbie into all this. Uh, your
wife can look at you and be a little unhappy,
quite unhappy, quite sternly, and you can ask her, hey, honey,
what's going on. She said nothing, I'm fine, and you
(07:23):
say are you sure. She goes, I'm fine, and then
you know she's not fine, and then you say okay,
and then you try to like escape the situation, and
right before you leave the room, she goes, you know,
what you did in my dream last night.
Speaker 2 (07:40):
And now the answer to that is, of course no.
Speaker 1 (07:44):
But play I did that, you could be in trouble
as husband for whatever the wife has had a dream about.
All right, so here's the flip side. Can you imagine
holding her accountable in any way or being angry for
her based on something that she did in your dream?
Has this happened at any point in your relationship that
you can remember so far?
Speaker 2 (08:06):
No? Yes, no?
Speaker 1 (08:08):
So do you think it's only I don't know because
I'm with no. But my understanding is these are the
rules of marriage. Like wife is allowed to be annoyed
over morning coffee for at least a little bit, if
you were naughty in the dream that she had, even
if she knows it was a dream. These are the rules.
I don't make the rules. No, No, I get it.
I'm just trying to think why would women be able
to get mad at their husbands? But I'm just asking
(08:30):
because I can't recall ever being angry at my wife
over something that she did in my dream?
Speaker 2 (08:36):
Right, has Laura ever been mad at you for what
you did in her dream?
Speaker 1 (08:39):
That's a great question. We've been married for almost twenty
one years. I'm sure I've given her ample reasons to
be mad at me for many reasons, both awake and
dreaming over those twenty one years, but I can't remember.
But it feels like probably yes is the answer. But
it is an interesting question because my point is if
you had been angry at her, I don't think it
(09:00):
would be accepted.
Speaker 2 (09:02):
No, of course not. I'm a dude. We can't do that.
Speaker 1 (09:04):
Yeah, why is it acceptable the opposite direction? I think
it's an interesting question. I'm going to go downstairs and ask.
Men and women are different, buddy, you know that.
Speaker 2 (09:12):
I do know.
Speaker 1 (09:13):
No way, next thing you're going to tell me men
shouldn't be able to play women's sports
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day at Chalk dot Com, bold reverence, and occasionally random
The Sunday Hang with playing Fuck podcast.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
It starts now.
Speaker 1 (00:17):
We're coming up on I think we'll be doing the
show for four years in in June here, that's right,
and pair it up here for four years, which time
has flown by. And since starting this show, I have
gotten married and had a baby, which is very exciting.
You're old hat at these things. You've been you know,
you've been married for.
Speaker 2 (00:37):
How long you been married?
Speaker 3 (00:38):
Now?
Speaker 1 (00:39):
Oh man, now I'm gonna get blown up. It'll be
twenty one years in August, twenty one years, got three boys,
twenty one years. I've been married like two years in change,
and I got a baby. So you know, we're we're
coming at this from you know, we got the old
grizzled veteran, we got the new guy on the block
with this. But you know, you don't always give me
(00:59):
the heads that I need on some things. Sometimes you do.
But one that I've missed from you, Clay, because I
expect you to give me a early warning is that
no matter what I do, no matter how hard I try,
when my wife sends me to the grocery store, I
will fail to get the right items. And sometimes she
will send me there and the item won't even be there,
(01:21):
and then I am really in a tough place because
somehow I'm supposed to still get the item that they're
out of stock on which my wife is amazing at
finding out whatever that would be, just like with a premonition.
So you didn't give me this heads up. It is
a real problem for husbands everywhere. I am sent with
photos on the rare occasion when I need to get
(01:41):
something of the product that I'm supposed to get because well,
we need to talk about this more. Maybe when we
come back we can The amount of variety I understand
it's a great sign of American capitalism, But if you
go to get let's say, cranberry juice, I bet in
your average grocery store there are twenty six different versions
of cranberry juice, right like, there isn't just like three
(02:03):
cranberry juices.
Speaker 2 (02:04):
I'm not kidding.
Speaker 1 (02:05):
I bet if you walk into your grocery store and look,
I bet there's twenty six different types and what she
will do is I won't be able inevitably to find
whatever this specific brand and particular type of thing that
I need. I'll return say it's not there. She'll either
ask for a picture of the section to prove that
I am unable to find it, or she has then
(02:25):
sometimes gone back herself to verify whether or not the
product that I was supposed to get is there or not.
I've reached the point now where when she texts me
sometimes she'll just then text me a couple minutes later,
like just forget it. I'll go get it myself, and
then that just ups the ante for me. So then
I want to try even harder, but I always fail
at the grocery store. Welcome to husband Life Sunday Hey
(02:48):
with Clay Buck Joe from New York City. Ee, let's
hear it.
Speaker 4 (02:56):
You want to see something funny, go to the grocery
store on Thanksgiving money. You'll see twenty guys online with
one item getting what their wife forgot to get throughing
the week, and we all look scared to death because
we know we got the wrong thing.
Speaker 1 (03:10):
You know what I'm talking about? If those of you,
Miss Buck has found out that men gets into the
grocery store and can never find what their wife actually wants.
That thing about the number of products that are all
eerily similar and the label might be just a subtle
difference in color or whatever. I remember when we used
to do for the formula, you know, when we would
(03:33):
we had the babies and my wife had stopped breastfeeding
or supplements or whatever else. I remember standing in front
of the supplement aisle for babies the first time that
I did it, and I felt like I might as
well have been I mean, I had no idea what
I was doing, and all of them just have a
subtle little variation, a little bit different label, color, a
(03:54):
little bit different size, and even with a picture, I'm
gonna be honest, I struggled to know what I was
supposed to be getting. I think it was similar back
the day. I ask you, when your wife says sends
you for fruit clay, which probably you know happens, and
she says you got the organic kind, right, is it
really a lie to just give yourself the benefit of
the doubt because it looks the same. I would say, apple,
(04:18):
I would lie, and I wouldn't call it a lie
because it's possible you did get the organic kind even
realize this is tie goes to the runner in this
case the runner for the food. Well, this is like
the whole idea with apples. You know you're supposed to
wash them. Really like that that is going to solve everything.
You know, you get like an apple, you like you
shoul put it underneath the underneath the the the the
(04:38):
sink there for like I don't know, ten seconds Like
that really is going to take care of everything. A
lot of the stuff that we do it I don't know.
Ten second rule, isn't it. It's like, yeah, teconds under
the water, It's all fine. Now, okay, does that seem likely?
I mean, if there's really bad pesticides on the apple,
is going to put it underneath the water for ten
seconds really substantially alter your health? Uh So a lot
(05:00):
of these things that we do, I'm not sure that
they have any benefit. I know that when my wife
has gone back when I have told her, hey, what
you sent me to find wasn't there, and she's like,
I don't buy that. At least twice that I can remember,
once she went and she found it, which was not
good because she found it immediately.
Speaker 2 (05:16):
You're in the doghouse, then that's bad.
Speaker 1 (05:19):
Other times she couldn't find it, and I just remember
how stunned she was when she came back. She was like,
it really really wasn't there. I do think that I
could be correct. Was just boggled her mind. She now
sometimes will text me and then tell me what to
get a grocery store and then follow it up with
a photo because she knows if there's no photo, I'm
(05:39):
just gonna get whatever the food, the general food product is.
She sends me to get yogurt. Clay, I feel like
Indiana Jones with the bowler rolling boulder rolling after him,
you know, like such a great scene, you know, And
it's like I switched the wrong yogurt where the idol
goes or something, and now I'm gonna I can never
(05:59):
get the right There's so many types, to be fair,
I'm rarely shopping for anything, so I just don't even
make the attempt at this point. But that's because I've
failed so many times that I can't be trusted.
Speaker 2 (06:12):
JJ. We got a funny one here, go for it. JJ.
Speaker 3 (06:15):
Hi, Clayon, but this is Kitty from California. I sent
my husband to the store one Christmas when I was
making candy for butter, just butter. Didn't care what kind,
didn't care what brand told him that he came home
with the only thing in the entire store that is
clearly labeled not butter, as in, I can't believe it's
(06:39):
not butter. At least it makes a good story.
Speaker 2 (06:44):
And this is just trying to be healthy.
Speaker 1 (06:45):
That's a strong move right there, right to be like, no,
I'm not getting your butter. I'm getting you not butter
instead of butter. Glad they're still married though, that's good.
Sunday drop with Clay and Buck.
Speaker 2 (06:57):
Or marital experience here.
Speaker 1 (07:03):
I was not really aware of this, and now I'm
such a young man in the marin's game when yeah,
I'm I'm I'm a newbie into all this. Uh, your
wife can look at you and be a little unhappy,
quite unhappy, quite sternly, and you can ask her, hey, honey,
what's going on. She said nothing, I'm fine, and you
(07:23):
say are you sure. She goes, I'm fine, and then
you know she's not fine, and then you say okay,
and then you try to like escape the situation, and
right before you leave the room, she goes, you know,
what you did in my dream last night.
Speaker 2 (07:40):
And now the answer to that is, of course no.
Speaker 1 (07:44):
But play I did that, you could be in trouble
as husband for whatever the wife has had a dream about.
All right, so here's the flip side. Can you imagine
holding her accountable in any way or being angry for
her based on something that she did in your dream?
Has this happened at any point in your relationship that
you can remember so far?
Speaker 2 (08:06):
No? Yes, no?
Speaker 1 (08:08):
So do you think it's only I don't know because
I'm with no. But my understanding is these are the
rules of marriage. Like wife is allowed to be annoyed
over morning coffee for at least a little bit, if
you were naughty in the dream that she had, even
if she knows it was a dream. These are the rules.
I don't make the rules. No, No, I get it.
I'm just trying to think why would women be able
to get mad at their husbands? But I'm just asking
(08:30):
because I can't recall ever being angry at my wife
over something that she did in my dream?
Speaker 2 (08:36):
Right, has Laura ever been mad at you for what
you did in her dream?
Speaker 1 (08:39):
That's a great question. We've been married for almost twenty
one years. I'm sure I've given her ample reasons to
be mad at me for many reasons, both awake and
dreaming over those twenty one years, but I can't remember.
But it feels like probably yes is the answer. But
it is an interesting question because my point is if
you had been angry at her, I don't think it
(09:00):
would be accepted.
Speaker 2 (09:02):
No, of course not. I'm a dude. We can't do that.
Speaker 1 (09:04):
Yeah, why is it acceptable the opposite direction? I think
it's an interesting question. I'm going to go downstairs and ask.
Men and women are different, buddy, you know that.
Speaker 2 (09:12):
I do know.
Speaker 1 (09:13):
No way, next thing you're going to tell me men
shouldn't be able to play women's sports
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