February 5, 2025 • 4 mins
Kaelin's dog WIllie may have gotten into a substance that causes munchies. Find out how Willie reacted!
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Yeah, they talk better than they side tell me. These
are the radio blogs on the Fred SHOWE it's flag
for running in our diaries, except we say him aloud,
we call them blogs for now. That's kind of an
old timmy word, isn't it. I don't know, but we
can't call it anything else. We're gonna have to call
it blogs in like thirty years, he's in diary, right, Well,
it'll be funny, like like you know, it would be
(00:23):
like calling it dial up internet. Now people are like, what, No,
it's gonna be blogs in ten years. It's blogs now,
it's blogs in right, Yeah, go ahead, game, let's take
it away.
Speaker 2 (00:31):
Thank you, dear blog. So while we were on the
air yesterday, I got a text that kind of derailed
me and took my focus away a little bit. My
nine year old almost ten year old, thirty eight pound dog,
little Willie, took half an edible yesterday, ingested half of
(00:55):
a Marishwana edible.
Speaker 1 (00:57):
I need to hear both sides of this story. But
what kind of day was he having?
Speaker 2 (01:01):
She maybe was having a day. Yeah, she maybe was
having a day. And I hope that she had a
good trip. But I wanted to cry. I started thinking,
if I can't even be a dog mom, maybe I
shouldn't be a real human mom. So and it's not
like me to just take half an edible. So that's
where that's where we go. We go wrong from the
(01:21):
allegedly I did, though, I took half and stupidly put
the other half in my bra okay, and then got undressed,
and then oh, it fell out. The edible must have
fallen out onto the ground, yeah.
Speaker 1 (01:39):
Because there's no other place to put the other half
of the edible.
Speaker 2 (01:42):
I learned my lesson. I learned my lesson. I was
going on a walk. It was a whole thing. I
was going on a walk, and I didn't want to
take the whole thing and just wanted to take half
at the time. Put the other half in there forgot
fell on the floor, and in the morning I realized, like,
oh my god, this edible is somewhere on the floor.
And so I told my boyfriend, I'm like, just like,
keep on the lookout because I don't know if I
took it or I don't know if it's somewhere. But
(02:04):
by that time, baby, it'll say I've seen.
Speaker 1 (02:06):
What your dog is capable of, and nothing last on
the floor. Nothing will live on the floor. That's edible,
no baby. And so I got a text during the show.
I think I know where that edible went. And I'm like, oh, great,
you found it. He said, no, I didn't find it.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
And then he sent me a picture of our dog
with her eyes going two different directions and he said, oh,
she's in the clouds, baby, she is in the clouds.
Speaker 1 (02:26):
So what do you do? Do you call the vent
and what do you do?
Speaker 2 (02:29):
So, unfortunately this has happened once before, not at my hands. Now,
this was my boyfriend's dog. He raised her, but years
and years ago she also got her hands on an
edible a la him. So we've each done it once now.
And really you can take them in if you're scared,
but there's nothing really you can do. You're supposed to
(02:49):
put them in a dark room. That's how they test
is they put them in a dark room and if
they stop shaking, they know, okay, they're high.
Speaker 1 (02:56):
So I think that the giveaway would have been when
Willie the dog grabbed the phone ordered door dash chacoate bell,
Well she did, and antis cookies or whatever, missus fields
or whatever, anti ends pretzelsia.
Speaker 2 (03:08):
You know what so I canceled my whole day. I
felt horrible. I cried about it a couple of times
because I felt really bad putting her in danger. But
once I accepted the situation, I said, I got to
get my girl some you know, some cheetos, some Nacho cheese,
We got to put on some SpongeBob, and we got
to ride this thing out. So I got home and she.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
Was she was high.
Speaker 2 (03:24):
I mean she took ten milligrams. Yeah, she was high. Yeah,
she's got a little hangover this morning. She's still her
eyes are still going in another direction, but she's being
more and more like herself every day. I do feel horrible.
If you think we're laughing about it. I don't think
it's funny. It's very bad. It's never going to happen again.
But I had to laugh.
Speaker 1 (03:44):
After drug parapher or whatever.
Speaker 2 (03:47):
I'm never doing that again. I shouldn't keep things in
my bra I learned my lesson. Yeah, I learned my lesson.
And I know, like ve's have been saying since the legalization,
they see it all the time and it's very very sad.
So it's never gonna happen. Hot box, your dog, my girl,
My girl, was high, and I just hope that she
at least had a good trip. You know, I just
(04:10):
I just I felt horrible, felt horrible. So my girl,
my little cheech and Chong's.
Speaker 1 (04:18):
Needs a little release every now and again, you know,
a little little relaxation.
Speaker 2 (04:21):
Yeah, she's very stressed. I know people give their dog CBD,
but would not recommendh Okay, yeah.
Speaker 1 (04:27):
I wouldn't recommend storing toxic things in my bra But
I mean, you know, the last time I had an edible, hypothetically,
I didn't stick the other half in my underwear. I know,
but maybe I should from now on. Better than me
good storage. You know, just where is another half? Oh?
Let me just reach that in my pants? More Fred
Show next right here,
Yeah, they talk better than they side tell me. These
are the radio blogs on the Fred SHOWE it's flag
for running in our diaries, except we say him aloud,
we call them blogs for now. That's kind of an
old timmy word, isn't it. I don't know, but we
can't call it anything else. We're gonna have to call
it blogs in like thirty years, he's in diary, right, Well,
it'll be funny, like like you know, it would be
(00:23):
like calling it dial up internet. Now people are like, what, No,
it's gonna be blogs in ten years. It's blogs now,
it's blogs in right, Yeah, go ahead, game, let's take
it away.
Speaker 2 (00:31):
Thank you, dear blog. So while we were on the
air yesterday, I got a text that kind of derailed
me and took my focus away a little bit. My
nine year old almost ten year old, thirty eight pound dog,
little Willie, took half an edible yesterday, ingested half of
(00:55):
a Marishwana edible.
Speaker 1 (00:57):
I need to hear both sides of this story. But
what kind of day was he having?
Speaker 2 (01:01):
She maybe was having a day. Yeah, she maybe was
having a day. And I hope that she had a
good trip. But I wanted to cry. I started thinking,
if I can't even be a dog mom, maybe I
shouldn't be a real human mom. So and it's not
like me to just take half an edible. So that's
where that's where we go. We go wrong from the
(01:21):
allegedly I did, though, I took half and stupidly put
the other half in my bra okay, and then got undressed,
and then oh, it fell out. The edible must have
fallen out onto the ground, yeah.
Speaker 1 (01:39):
Because there's no other place to put the other half
of the edible.
Speaker 2 (01:42):
I learned my lesson. I learned my lesson. I was
going on a walk. It was a whole thing. I
was going on a walk, and I didn't want to
take the whole thing and just wanted to take half
at the time. Put the other half in there forgot
fell on the floor, and in the morning I realized, like,
oh my god, this edible is somewhere on the floor.
And so I told my boyfriend, I'm like, just like,
keep on the lookout because I don't know if I
took it or I don't know if it's somewhere. But
(02:04):
by that time, baby, it'll say I've seen.
Speaker 1 (02:06):
What your dog is capable of, and nothing last on
the floor. Nothing will live on the floor. That's edible,
no baby. And so I got a text during the show.
I think I know where that edible went. And I'm like, oh, great,
you found it. He said, no, I didn't find it.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
And then he sent me a picture of our dog
with her eyes going two different directions and he said, oh,
she's in the clouds, baby, she is in the clouds.
Speaker 1 (02:26):
So what do you do? Do you call the vent
and what do you do?
Speaker 2 (02:29):
So, unfortunately this has happened once before, not at my hands. Now,
this was my boyfriend's dog. He raised her, but years
and years ago she also got her hands on an
edible a la him. So we've each done it once now.
And really you can take them in if you're scared,
but there's nothing really you can do. You're supposed to
(02:49):
put them in a dark room. That's how they test
is they put them in a dark room and if
they stop shaking, they know, okay, they're high.
Speaker 1 (02:56):
So I think that the giveaway would have been when
Willie the dog grabbed the phone ordered door dash chacoate bell,
Well she did, and antis cookies or whatever, missus fields
or whatever, anti ends pretzelsia.
Speaker 2 (03:08):
You know what so I canceled my whole day. I
felt horrible. I cried about it a couple of times
because I felt really bad putting her in danger. But
once I accepted the situation, I said, I got to
get my girl some you know, some cheetos, some Nacho cheese,
We got to put on some SpongeBob, and we got
to ride this thing out. So I got home and she.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
Was she was high.
Speaker 2 (03:24):
I mean she took ten milligrams. Yeah, she was high. Yeah,
she's got a little hangover this morning. She's still her
eyes are still going in another direction, but she's being
more and more like herself every day. I do feel horrible.
If you think we're laughing about it. I don't think
it's funny. It's very bad. It's never going to happen again.
But I had to laugh.
Speaker 1 (03:44):
After drug parapher or whatever.
Speaker 2 (03:47):
I'm never doing that again. I shouldn't keep things in
my bra I learned my lesson. Yeah, I learned my lesson.
And I know, like ve's have been saying since the legalization,
they see it all the time and it's very very sad.
So it's never gonna happen. Hot box, your dog, my girl,
My girl, was high, and I just hope that she
at least had a good trip. You know, I just
(04:10):
I just I felt horrible, felt horrible. So my girl,
my little cheech and Chong's.
Speaker 1 (04:18):
Needs a little release every now and again, you know,
a little little relaxation.
Speaker 2 (04:21):
Yeah, she's very stressed. I know people give their dog CBD,
but would not recommendh Okay, yeah.
Speaker 1 (04:27):
I wouldn't recommend storing toxic things in my bra But
I mean, you know, the last time I had an edible, hypothetically,
I didn't stick the other half in my underwear. I know,
but maybe I should from now on. Better than me
good storage. You know, just where is another half? Oh?
Let me just reach that in my pants? More Fred
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