Episode 29: Confession "I Don't Like My Kid's Teacher"

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Episode Transcript

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (00:00):
Hey, everyone.
I

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (00:02):
Hey.
And Jess.
You are good mom and bad mamas.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (00:12):
don't even know what kind of mamas.
we are anymore.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (00:15):
Mm.
I think we fluctuate

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (00:18):
Can I have a confession?

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (00:20):
Already.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (00:21):
gonna I feel like we're like trying
too hard mama

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (00:25):
Are we?
I'm not trying too hard.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (00:29):
I feel like we're trying too hard

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (00:30):
You might be.
I feel like I'm not trying hardenough.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (00:33):
Oh, no, like in life for real.
for real

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (00:37):
Alive.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (00:41):
But i'm glad that we keep doing this
because this is like definitelykeeps our friendship
Flourishing.
There's a word that I want.
I almost wanted to say like thefire in our, yes, like the fire
in our friendship.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (01:01):
It keeps the flame going.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (01:03):
That is what I want to say.
I painted my nails.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (01:08):
Oh my gosh, wait, I noticed that, when
you were messing with yourphone.
You did it yourself?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (01:12):
I sure did.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (01:14):
Nice.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (01:15):
I feel like I had this
conversation with you.
We were talking about self-carerecently.
I went to brunch with somefriends, shouts to Ivy and Liz
and Kaitlyn and Ash.
And

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (01:28):
Aww.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212 (01:29):
Another Jess.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (01:30):
I miss them.
Those girls are fun.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (01:33):
They are, right?

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (01:34):
Mm hmm.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (01:35):
We were talking about self care and
just like all the money we spenton self care and they're like,
yeah No, I need to do this,this, and this and I'm like, I
just can't personally, I justcan't justify spending money.
So then I walk around lookinglike a hobo and they like all
walk around looking like veryself cared,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (01:54):
Literally, all of them are gorgeous.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212 (01:57):
They're like mad, right?

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (01:59):
Yeah.
With perfect skin, nice butts.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_2122 (02:03):
You're

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (02:03):
Like, tiny.
Yes, I noticed.
Yes.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (02:09):
Oh, They are.
pretty amazing.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (02:11):
They are.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (02:12):
I am definitely the duff of the group
and I'm okay with that.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (02:18):
Oh my god, I haven't heard that phrase in
so long.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (02:25):
I am, but I don't, you know, I
receive it.
I'm, I'm okay

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (02:31):
Oh my gosh.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (02:33):
that makes me feel slightly prettier.
But I painted my nails.
I was like, you know what?
Yo,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (02:39):
you hear that?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (02:40):
Yes, I sure did.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (02:41):
Was that my son?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (02:42):
That is your kid.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (02:44):
Cameron, close your door.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (02:46):
I was like, I won't spend the
money on getting my nails done,but I have all the tools, so
I'll do it here.
And I did, and these actuallyhave lasted more than any salon
gel manicure.
I did them.
Last Monday.
I know.
So

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (03:04):
Wait, they're not like fake nails.
It's just, what is it?
What's the brand?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (03:09):
gel, I don't beetle.
I almost called it beetle

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (03:12):
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I know what that is.
I haven't tried that one yet.
I think Sabina uses that.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (03:21):
man,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (03:23):
Stop it.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (03:24):
stop looking at like the darkness of
my eyes.
And you know, it's rough inthese streets.
It's been rough.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (03:31):
So, how is your week?
Oh,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_2122 (03:35):
rough.
Um, my beautiful, my beautifulboyfriend, who's three and a
half months.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (03:41):
I was like, wait, what?
Do we have a new fling?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_ (03:44):
boyfriend.
I love him so

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (03:46):
Didn't know where we're opening up the
relationship.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (03:49):
Yo, you are our best.
Absolutely.
Peter and I would never ride ordie.
That's my friend.
That's my friend.
That's my best friend.
That's my homie.
That's my lover and baby daddy.
Oh my gosh.
I feel like we've reached thatpoint in like our marriage where

(04:09):
we're like, yo, what up friend?
Like, yeah, it's so adorable.
It's so funny.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (04:13):
okay.
Ew.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (04:18):
much.
She was like my mother at workit was her husband's birthday
recently.
Oh, obviously.
Gosh, this is last week.
I was asking her, she's like,Oh, I was like, what are you
going to do for his birthday?
She's like, yeah, this birthdaycoming up.
I'm like, what are you going todo for his birthday?
She's like, nothing.
Just go to dinner.
I was like, you're going todress up for him?
Like she's older.
She goes.
Girl, when you get to my age,she's like, you become siblings.

(04:39):
I'm like, that's so gross.
She's like, that's like, shegoes, that's my brother.
Like, it

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (04:48):
better.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (04:50):
the way she said it.
It was just so like casual.
I asked my brother now, like,Oh, I

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (04:58):
mi

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (04:59):
I was like, what

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (05:03):
hermano.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (05:03):
like, what?
No.
So Peter and I like to jokeabout that because I mean, there
are like stages inrelationships.
We're definitely not siblingsbecause that's gross.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (05:13):
amigos.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (05:14):
that.
But yes, my boyfriend.
so my little

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (05:17):
Wait, so pause.
Hold on.
I'm gonna build on that because,okay, everyone, when we started
this and we were starting tostart this recording, there was
a hand in the camera and it washugging Kissie and it was like I
saw an arm hugging Kissie andfor a minute I was like, Is that
Peter hugging Kissie?

(05:37):
Like, I never see you guys hug.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (05:40):
Oh, wait, what are you talking about

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (05:41):
I was like, wait, what?
No, it was your mom who washugging you.
That was Peter.
And I was like, wait, what?
They're hugging right now?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (05:50):
oh my gosh.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (05:54):
I don't think I've ever seen you.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (05:57):
no, you definitely saw us before
kids.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (06:01):
before kids.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (06:02):
After kids, it's so funny.
We talk about that, like, Oh, weneed to make sure that we're
showing each other enough lovein front of the kids that they
like, you know, they grew

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (06:09):
yeah.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (06:10):
but it's so funny because we are
really awkward about it.
Is this how we are?
Like physical touch is very lowon both of our

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (06:18):
Hmm.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_ (06:19):
languages.
It's not like at all how we showor receive love.
So, I

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (06:23):
Do you think you're a kid?
Your kids, have you noticed thatthey, all young kids need that,
right?
But,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (06:31):
R all the time.
Like when we, there's like arandom moment of like a hug or
like a kiss, she goes like this.
I just don't want my camera tofall.
goes like this, she'll walkover.
She goes, she goes, mom, mom.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (06:49):
so Kissie is putting her hands on the side
of her cheek.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_2122 (06:54):
That's literally what she does, she
goes,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (06:58):
That's cute.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (06:59):
I'm like, you are so, like, yo, this
girl's such an actress.
You are not in a movie.
Stop.
I think she thinks she is.
She's funny.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (07:08):
Sorry.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (07:10):
What?

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (07:11):
No, I was gonna get us back on track,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212 (07:13):
Anyway, K doesn't, she doesn't really
care.
She'll actually call R and belike, R, hugging.
Look, they're kissing.
then she forgets about it.
But anyway, back to the week.
How has my week been?
My little boo

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (07:27):
Boyfriend.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (07:28):
was going to start practicing
flipping, in his

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (07:31):
Oh, nice.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (07:33):
and then get very when I flip him
back, but he doesn't want to be.
In the other direction like hedoesn't want to sleep like that.
So you like flip him backthinking Okay, you want to go
back to how you sleep?
No, he gets even more mad andthen he continues to like wiggle
to flip himself I'm, like whichone is it dude?

(07:55):
Like so, you know all the blogbecause you know, i'm a reader

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (08:00):
Oh, you and your mommy blogs.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (08:01):
All the blogs.
are like practice it during theday.
I'm like, yeah I remember thiswith my girls when we practiced
during the day, because he haslike a really bad reflux it
makes it very hard to lay himdown to practice like anything
or to even do tummy time becauseHe is constantly throwing up.
so today was the very first daythat I actually let him lay
fully on his back and he threwup and you know, it sucked to

(08:26):
pick him up and find like vomitall over his head So I'm like,
okay, well tomorrow we'll trysomething else.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (08:35):
I mean, it's better than when Kaylee was
a baby and I picked her up inthe morning and she had shit.
so much that it was all over thecrib.
It was like dripped down theside, like it was bad and it was

(08:55):
all on her face and in her hair.
I felt like the worst mom in theworld,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_2122 (09:00):
That's really gross,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (09:02):
but she made no sound.
And I picked her up in themorning and I was like, Oh my
God.
I walked in.
I was like, now, and she'scovered in shit.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (09:15):
Holy her husband doesn't hear that.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (09:18):
Oh, he'll be listening.
Make fun of her.
Rayanne.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_2122 (09:21):
really Gross.
Yeah, they don't it's funny.
Some of these babies are like hehas had these like really
massive boogers Massive,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (09:30):
Ew.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (09:35):
I'm like, why is he breathing like
that?
One day I got really scared.
I was like, Oh my gosh,something's wrong with his
chest, his lungs, his heart.
I even recorded a video of him.
I'm like, I need to call thedoctor.
like, let me look at his nose.
You know, usually like the girlswould cry like if they couldn't
breathe or you could kind of seesomething coming out So I like
put my flashlight up his noseand these things were anyway,
we're not going to talk about itYo, I was I even took I took a

(09:58):
picture for like memory's sakei'm like this is this is like
This is unnatural for a baby tohave this size booger

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (10:06):
Ew.
Okay.
we have grossed everyone out andthey fast forward it now or
We're talking about poop and

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (10:13):
with

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (10:13):
Guess what I did this week?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_2122 (10:15):
What'd you do?

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (10:17):
Do you remember when we used to work at
our school

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (10:20):
Mm

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (10:21):
Racks.
Mm hmm.
Random, in quotations, acts ofkindness.
They weren't necessarily random.
I feel like they wereprescribed.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (10:31):
They were 100%.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (10:33):
I did a random act of kindness this
week.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (10:35):
You

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (10:35):
So Monday was Veterans Day

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (10:39):
Mm

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (10:39):
and I have this neighbor who, I've seen him
come home and he's in hisuniform where I live here in
Oceanside there's a base in CampPendleton.
So you see lots of army peoplehere or military people

kissie_2_11-14-2024_ (10:54):
Otherwise, I don't know.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (10:55):
Yeah, right.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (10:56):
army.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (10:57):
not all army.
We got Marines.
Okay.
Anyway, So anyways, I've seenhim in his uniform So I know
that he is in the military andhe has a I also noticed him
because he has a dope car He'sgot a dark green Camaro sexy
car.
So anyways And I, I see where heparks.

(11:20):
So I wrote on a little post itand I just said, I said, it's
feels creepy, but it's not, it'sa random act of kindness.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (11:29):
I noticed where he piped.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (11:30):
He literally, he's literally right
outside of my apartment.
Like we park right by each otheranyway.
So I just wrote on a note, I waslike, thank you for your
service.
And just like put the post it onhis, there's, you have like a
cabinet above your parking spot.
I put that there.
Then like literally two minuteslater, I hear the car.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (11:50):
hmm.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (11:50):
pulls in.
I was like, Oh my God, that'shim.
Like he almost would have caughtme.
And that would have been madembarrassing.
But so I.
What I did get to see is himactually pick it up, which I was
like, Oh, that's kind of cute.
he got out of his car and hewalked up to the thing.
He looked at it and then pulledit off and then just walked into
his apartment.
I was like, Oh, hopefully thatmade him feel nice.

(12:11):
I don't know.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21 (12:11):
thought, I thought you said he was going
to crumble.
You saw him crumble it up.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (12:16):
Throw it.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (12:21):
Okay, not gonna lie.
I thought you were gonna saylike, Oh, I have a neighbor and
I see him come home and I waslike, Oh my God, Jessica is
gonna cook like a really nicemeal for somebody who like is by
themselves.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (12:32):
I don't know if he's by himself.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (12:33):
I was gonna ask you that.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (12:35):
but it's not.
None.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (12:37):
Not at all.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (12:39):
But he's a very good looking man.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (12:43):
Okay, do it for military.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (12:47):
Oh yeah.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21 (12:48):
Exactly.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (12:49):
No hate on everybody.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (12:51):
of course

_1_11-14-2024_1822 (12:52):
experiences.
Experiences change your mindabout things.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (12:57):
Take the fourth time I've yawned.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (13:00):
Okay, so should we get to it?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (13:02):
no, it's not you.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (13:03):
That's what they all say.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (13:08):
No, I'm like just dreading.
I'm dreading when this child'sgoing to wake up.
He's been sleeping through thenight, praise God.
But now that we're likepracticing this, like he woke up
twice yesterday.
It was

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (13:21):
Oh,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (13:22):
a full night's sleep

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (13:24):
like from what to what?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (13:26):
from eight to six

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (13:28):
Dang.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (13:30):
Sleep training.
I'm telling you people.
They're because I stay awake formommy quiet time

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (13:36):
I was thinking it.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (13:37):
Yeah, no, this is like 100 percent
like he's been sleeping now forAn hour and a half, I should be
sleeping.
The dishes are done, the kitchenis clean, I haven't mopped the
floor, my girls are sleeping.
Everybody in this house issleeping except for me.
Why?
Because I want to watch aNetflix movie.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (13:53):
Oh, what are you gonna watch?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (13:55):
Oh my gosh, Hot Frosty, Christmas
movies are

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (13:57):
Oh my god.
Gross.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (14:02):
love them

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (14:03):
Gross.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (14:04):
so much.
Much like, they're like thespark I need.
I mean, I already decorated myhome for Christmas.
So i'm really excited

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (14:13):
Wow, really?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (14:14):
I did it for k.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (14:16):
Oh,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (14:16):
She's like mom.
Can we can we have christmas?
I'm like, it's not christmas.
Can we decorate like, you know,okay You barely asked for
anything.
We'll decorate for you

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (14:25):
that's cute.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (14:26):
I did she was so happy when she
came home

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (14:29):
Okay.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (14:30):
But Yeah.
what's going on?

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (14:32):
Yeah.
So yeah, I have a, confessionthis week is that I don't like
my kids teachers.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (14:40):
My teacher's kids.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (14:41):
Let me try that.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (14:43):
Yo, You're an education.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (14:45):
I don't like my kids teachers.
This is why I think this is aninteresting conversation for us
because we are teachers.
or, you know, former teachers,whatever.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (14:56):
Yeah?

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (14:57):
Okay.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (14:57):
I heard a little beep beep.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (14:59):
I turned the sound off.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (15:00):
Oh, go.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (15:02):
So I got an email from one of Cameron's
teachers,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (15:06):
Mm

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (15:06):
he's not very fond of him, he says he
sounds sarcastic

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (15:11):
hmm.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (15:11):
Cameron missed a few days and then him
and another kid had to go intothis, teacher's classroom and
ask for like work, makeup workor whatever.
So as the two walked in and theyasked him for the work, he says,
I think like under his breathanyways, he was teaching and I
think Cameron said under hisbreath.
He was like, hold on.

(15:33):
I gotta, I gotta give attentionto kids who don't want to come
on important days or somethinglike that.
I'm like, excuse me.
You don't know why the child wasabsent

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (15:44):
hmm.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (15:44):
anyways, that was very condescending.
And he says like, sometimes he'slate my fault, right?
I try to get him there.
He's late by like a minute, aminute tops.
And he says, every time I comein late, he'll be like.
You're late right when he walksin and he's just like, okay.
I was like, what do you sayCameron?

(16:04):
He's like nothing Like what am Isupposed to say?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (16:09):
Oh my gosh.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (16:10):
So then I get this email from the teacher
and he says That Cameron likeputs his head down during class
that he Is not getting, like,there's a couple assignments
that he's missing that he has todo, right?
So I was like, oh, was thereanything?
I feel like I talked to youabout this.

(16:30):
I thought this is a great ideaor this is a great thing that
this teacher reached out becauseI want to talk to him about
these things that Cameron'ssaying, right?
And also this is a new schoolfor Cameron.
He just moved across thecountry.
He's a new kid in a brand newschool.
I want to make sure that he has.
A good transition.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (16:49):
Yeah.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (16:51):
so I responded to the teacher.
I acknowledged what he had saidand I said, I will talk with
Cameron about that.
And I said, I'm also glad thatyou emailed me.
This is funny.
So to the audience, when thishappened, I actually called you
or texted you.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (17:04):
We called.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (17:05):
Yeah.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (17:06):
spoke on

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (17:06):
I asked her, asked her advice cause I
was pissed and I was about to gooff on this teacher and Kissie.
Talked me down and helped mewrite this email.
So I did.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (17:15):
I talked her down.
I have matured.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (17:20):
You have, you have.
And it was good advice.
So I was like, you know, I alsowant to talk to you about a few
things.
And I said, you know, Cameronhas said that you have, you
know, and I told him verbatimwhat he said to him when he was
absent.
and I said, you know, andsometimes it sounds a bit
sarcastic.
He says, when you are askingquestions or thinking in class,
I just want to make sure histransition is good and want to

(17:42):
make sure, everything'sbasically copacetic, that's
cool.
Guess who never returned theemail.
Very interesting.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (17:53):
Not.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (17:54):
I'm like, you'll reach out when there's a
problem, but then when I want totalk to you about something that
you might be doing, then youdon't want to respond back to
me.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (18:02):
Yeah.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (18:03):
Fast forward another couple weeks, I
get a notification from theschool that Cameron's absent in
first period.
I dropped him off.
I know he was there.
So I asked Cameron, I said, wereyou in first period?
And he's like, yeah.
I said, your teacher counted youabsent.
Why?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (18:20):
Mm

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (18:21):
So, you have to answer the question for
him to take attendance.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212 (18:26):
kidding me?

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (18:27):
nope, I'm not.
So if, like, what did you eatfor dinner last night, let's
say, was the question.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_2122 (18:33):
answer correctly,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (18:35):
you're counted absent.
So he said, he got to him and hesaid, I didn't answer fast
enough.
And he says, okay, I guessyou're absent and marked him
absent.
Thank you.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (18:46):
You can't do that.

_1_11-14-2024_18224 (18:47):
Ridiculous.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (18:50):
the school.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (18:51):
oh, I emailed the attendance office
and I let them know the wholescenario.
I said, Cameron was not absent.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (18:56):
Yeah.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (18:57):
was not absent.
Please get this fixed.
So he never reached out oranything about that, And the one
they had to have spoken to himto be like, is this what
happened?
Was he there?
Right.
And I've never heard from himsince.
So I'm just like, I'm over thisshit.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (19:16):
not.
Go ahead, girl.
your

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (19:19):
just feel like over the span of my kids
being in school, there has beenmaybe two teachers for each of
my children

kissie_2_11-14-2024_ (19:32):
especially

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (19:34):
have been really good teachers to where my
kids were like,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (19:38):
Yeah.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (19:39):
They care about me.
You know, I'm just like, yo, themajority of teachers out there
and shit might be a littlecontroversial, but we worked at
a really good school.
We had really great teachersaround us, I think, but man, the

(20:04):
way that like, even with Kai,some of the teachers who would
email me and like, say thethings that they're doing and
like the way that they'reresponding to a high schooler in
front of their friends.
I'm just like, what, do yourealize that when you see.
chastise a child in front of anentire group of their peers, you

(20:24):
realize that's,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (20:26):
So

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (20:27):
I don't know, I've just not had very
good experiences with teachers.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (20:34):
I was talking to a friend today.
Specifically about somethingsimilar, with her daughter and
that, like, basically childrenbeing taught, like, being
addressed as a number, like,you're just a number, right?

(20:56):
like, yeah, like, you know, Ihave 26 other kids that I need
to teach.
Yeah.
What about my 1?
what are you doing to ensurethat my student, that my child.
Is acclimating is being seen inthe classroom.
and she and I tend to have a lotof these conversations obviously
because I'm a teacher.

(21:17):
but it just baffles me.
And I told her, and this is whyI, when I was in the classroom,
this is why I eat lunch bymyself, because we live in a
time where.
And like you said,controversial.
I feel like teachers have beengiven this free range just crap

(21:41):
on teaching.
Like, woe is me all the time.
Do I think that the level ofrespect that teachers once had
Is gone.
Absolutely.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (21:53):
yes,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_ (21:54):
respected, but we don't make it any better
when we're constantly spendingour free time, our preps, our
lunch, talking crap aboutchildren.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (22:05):
I'm

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (22:06):
I've been in too many of those spaces
and I just walk away because I'mlike, yo, this is not what I
signed up for.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (22:12):
guilty of it.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (22:14):
I'm guilty of a two before I had
Children.
but that's one thing that I doappreciate about the school that
we worked at.
Like, there were enough peoplethere that would actually, like,
check each other, like, and Ithink because we had co
teachers, we had that safe spaceto just talk to, like, our one

(22:34):
teacher, like, You know, becausewe were dealing with the same 30
Children, we could vent aboutthem, but we Never.
treated them.
Like crap, like,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (22:47):
Or

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (22:50):
of the most beautiful, crazy VIP
children working in the Bronxand I still get like on my
Google pictures, like, you know,reminders and I'm like, Oh my
gosh, I remember so and so like,man, I loved that kid.
I loved how different they were.
I loved that they challenged me.
Like, yes, in the moment, you'renot thinking that, but I feel
like nowadays, A lot of teachersare not treating children like

(23:12):
that if you are not treatingthese children like they belong
to you when they are with you,what are you even doing?
That is

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (23:19):
that you care about them as a person.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (23:22):
that you care, literally, that you
care.
Like, I know for men, it'sobviously different for male
teachers.
It's like, they, the really goodones, like you just said, care
about their students, right?
They really care.
But like, like, women, we tendto have a more nurturing.
You know, we're a little morenurturing, so it's different for

(23:44):
us.
It's like, I don't know, like,when we, when we're in the
classroom, we do tend to treatthe children like they're ours,
because we are, we are theteacher, we're the mother, we're
the counselor, we're the nurse,we're the helper, we're, we're a
little bit of everything.
Like you rarely hear them talkabout the good about teaching,
you know, like what whathappened today?
what what did a student do todaythat like really enlightened you

(24:06):
or made you feel like wow, i'mso Grateful, I get to do this
day in and day out.
It's so much like i'm burnt outI'm, so tired And the children
are so difficult

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (24:17):
Yeah.

kissie_2_11-14- (24:18):
Developmentally cannot do half the things you're
expecting them to do

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (24:24):
And I

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (24:25):
about this topic.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (24:26):
Teaching is hard, extremely hard.
And you have your days wherelike, you just can't with the
kids.
Like it's, I just can't.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (24:33):
of course,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (24:34):
Right.
But like, I even asked Camerononce, I think I might've said
this before on here, but I askedhim once, you know, like how
many teachers today said hi toyou or good morning, or how many
asked you how you were or whatyou did.
None.

(24:54):
None.
Like, what?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (24:57):
we are treating children like if
they are actual employees at ahuge corporation

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (25:02):
Yeah.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (25:03):
this is, these are the

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (25:05):
or it's like,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (25:06):
where they're forming like a lot of
their identity.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (25:10):
or it's all focused on their work.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (25:11):
comes from home or yes.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (25:13):
Like, you didn't turn this in, or you're
not doing this right, or it'slike, what about the human
aspect?
I don't know.
it's frustrating.
But he does have, Actually, didwe talk about this in this
podcast?
his ELA teacher, he actuallyreally likes, She's on maternity
leave right now, but before sheleft,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (25:33):
Mm

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (25:33):
Cameron went to school.
And she sent him home with abirthday card.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (25:37):
hmm.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (25:37):
Like she knew his birthday was coming up
on the Saturday and she sent himhome on Friday and on the
envelope it said open tomorrow.
And it was a birthday card forhim.
She didn't even know him.
She just met him, right?
Like nobody else.
Said anything to him, you know,and I'm just like, middle school

(25:58):
is a little different, but wealways had birthday charts.
Like we always knew when a kid'sbirthday was like, it matters to
them.
So that was huge.
But then also her replacementright now, Cameron really likes
him as well.
He's a male teacher.
So he's kind of sad.
He's leaving.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (26:14):
come replace period one teacher,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (26:17):
Can you please do that?
But I'm just like, it's just sofrustrating.
And like, Getting those emailsfrom teachers and having to
understand, like, take theempathetic approach of like, I
understand, right?
I've been there.
I know that you're probablydealing with a lot of things,
but can I also give you a tipabout this?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (26:39):
Yeah,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (26:39):
I feel like I'm having to do that a lot
with the teachers.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212 (26:43):
because it's literally that reason.
I feel like back in the daythere was more of a level of
respect for the teacher.
And I don't want to say that,well, no.
Teachers were not dealing withthe level of crap they're
dealing with now.
But it's not all on the studentsor the parents.

(27:05):
It's like a lot of.
is asked of teachers to do,like, the actionable.
we didn't have to do back then.
Do I think that education isbetter now than it was back
then?
Honestly, I don't have an answerfor that.
I honestly don't know.
I mean, we made it out.
Like, yes, did we learn thingsthat we are still using today?

(27:26):
Nope.
Could we have learned better?
Yep.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (27:31):
I definitely don't think we're
building, we were ever buildingkids to be critical thinkers.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (27:40):
I don't think we are now

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (27:43):
I mean, I say that because this is my job
right now is to support teachersand talk about this is what
we're building.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (27:49):
that.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (27:50):
Yeah.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (27:50):
when do you really start critically
thinking or talking?
Right?
Like, I think about high school,I think about, I took like AP
English, but that's because Igot to choose certain courses.
So I knew that those classes, Iwas going to want to
participate.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (28:09):
Exactly.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (28:11):
like college.
It makes it a little hard to dothat with little five year olds,
right?

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (28:17):
can do it.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (28:17):
hard, five year olds.
it.
makes it a little bit hard forthem to choose.
Can you, you choose the booksthat you're reading?
Absolutely.
Like, hey, we're going todiscuss this.
Which book would you like tolisten to first?
Here's a few books that I'm justthinking of, like the general ed
public school system, right?

(28:37):
Like, different ways to workaround it.
But then that also goes back to.
Teachers are not crap nowadays.
Like there are a lot of peoplegoing into education just for
money and the holidays, they'renot really cool.
That's why I said the money.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (28:55):
love money.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (28:56):
And that's why I quoted

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (28:57):
In quotations.
Oh, no, who the hell's doingthat?
But

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (29:02):
I'm getting paid to work, you know,
eight to three and I'm

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (29:05):
I guess numbers off.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (29:07):
It is very frustrating.
I do think parents need to bemore involved, but I also think
that teachers need to reallystart taking a long look in the
mirror.
what are you doing?
If you're spending your time,just talking crap about kids or
your class, why are you eventhere?

(29:27):
they like you as much as youlike them, and it's really hard
for the little ones because it'sin their nature to impress.
It's in their nature to want fortheir teacher to like them,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (29:38):
Yeah.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (29:39):
They know when they are not, they're
not liked.
They know it.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (29:42):
Cam says I don't think he Likes kids and if
I mean he's in eighth grade,right but like if they can feel
that from you That's a fuckinproblem.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (29:58):
My kids knew when I had a bad day.
Heck, I would just say it atmorning meetings.
today's not a good day.
Mrs.
Gonzalez is

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (30:04):
Don't mess with me today!

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (30:06):
Mrs.
Gonzalez is having a real roughtime.
We have rough days, like peoplehave rough days, but like, mean,
dang, at home, I'm a differentperson.
I have a hard day every day.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (30:17):
I mean, yeah.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (30:18):
rough every day.
I don't want to get into that.
But yeah, that's really hard,Jess.
it's things like that.
So, like, you're saying that andthat's been my, that's been
like, on my heart with Kaybecause I know she's a very
different child.
And we have been blessed withgood teachers since.

(30:43):
Like, I mean, not the firstdaycare she started off, but,
second daycare she was at, gosh,I was a little wary of who her
teacher was because I was like,okay, she seems like kind of
little hood, a little street, Ilove that woman.
Gosh, she loved Kate so much.
And even now, like, she has ateacher.

(31:04):
Who is Caucasian.
We love how she says her name,but this teacher is like very,
like she, she sends me messagesconstantly like, hey, so and so
had a really, you know, had areally rough time today.
I took her out in the hallway tochange the scenery.
We talked a little bit, justwant to let you know.
And I text her and I messagedher like, hey, this is what

(31:25):
we're working on at home if youwant to try to implement it in
the classroom.
Oh, my gosh.
Thank you so much for letting meknow.
Like, that's how it should be.
Like, do I think she's going tosit there and really implement
everything that I told her?
Absolutely not.
She has a class of, 12, 13, 14other kids that 4 years old.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (31:42):
Mm hmm.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (31:42):
don't think that, but the fact that
you're at least reading it andacknowledging and, like, making
me feel like you're going to tryit for sure.
That's enough for me.
Like, at least I know that sheis seeing what we just talked,
like, what you were talkingabout.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (31:55):
Yeah.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (31:56):
I would love to homeschool because
of, like, just all of it

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (32:00):
Mm.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (32:01):
more.
would love to homeschool.
Like, R came home today.
Oh, yeah, the teacher said we,we didn't have a good day
because we were all verytalkative.
That didn't upset me.
It didn't bother me because Iteach kindergarten.
Yeah, I could see that.
Like, you're being too loud.
You're rambunctious.
You're not listening.
You're being, like, know, if theteacher's working with a
student, that makes it very hardfor her to be able to focus.

(32:25):
and then she continued on, she'slike, Yes, because, and then I
told so and so a bad word.
What bad word?
I don't remember.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (32:32):
Aww!

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (32:33):
yo, my kid's coming home lying and
saying bad words?

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (32:36):
Mm.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (32:38):
That was very hard for me.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (32:41):
Well, you can't keep them away from the
world, Kissie.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_2122 (32:46):
That's what Peter said.
I'm gonna finish my basementwhere I live down there.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (32:51):
Look how great they grow up.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (32:56):
I

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (32:56):
And you talk about,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (32:57):
you.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (32:58):
you talk about street teachers too, those
are the best teachers becausekids can relate, they're in the
streets, they're using thelingo.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (33:05):
I agree.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (33:07):
Yeah.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (33:08):
I tell, that's one thing I tell my
parents all the time I'm back toschool and I'm like, I'm very
strict.
I would treat your child likethey are my own because they are
mine.
If they come home saying certainthings, I apologize.
I talk to them the way that Italk at home.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (33:23):
Yeah.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (33:24):
God.
Speaking of that, I rememberworking in the Bronx and, mom, I
thought she was going to bereally angry, but she's like,
Oh, that's where she gets itfrom.
She's been coming home sayinglike, Mom, you look like a hot
mess right now.
And I'm like, Oh my gosh, I'm sosorry.
I do tell the kids.
I'm like, y'all are acting likea hot mess right now.

(33:44):
Like this room is a hot mess.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (33:47):
I think you should.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_ (33:49):
Absolutely not.
I want these children to beeducated.
So what are you going to do,Jeff?
Are you going to reach out toadministration?
Because it's only November.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (33:59):
I'm not that mom.
No.
He's asked me, he's like, can weswitch classes?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (34:08):
no,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (34:08):
gotta work through the struggle.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (34:10):
I don't agree.
This I'm sorry, I don't agree.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (34:13):
No?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (34:13):
man, this man marked him absent,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (34:17):
With him sitting right there in front of
his face.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (34:20):
Like that, that, that to me draws the
line, like cross, I mean crossesthe line completely.
I understand that you don't wantto message administration, but I
would at least message himagain.
I just wanted to follow up andsee if you got my email, like to
let him know that you are payingattention.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (34:39):
Well, we should have conferences soon,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (34:41):
Yeah,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (34:41):
definitely gonna

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (34:42):
five, those are five to ten minutes,
and they'll brush you off, Idon't know, I'm all about my
paper trail.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (34:48):
Yeah.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_ (34:49):
Everything is emailed.
Everything.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (34:53):
Yeah.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (34:54):
you don't really like confrontation,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (34:57):
I was like, I haven't even looked into
it, like, if there is anotherteacher in 8th grade.
Like, do they have multipleteachers for subjects?
Or is it just one?
I haven't even looked into that.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (35:07):
There are multiple teachers for
subjects.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (35:10):
I think for the, because of the size of
the school, there probably is.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (35:14):
Jess, I still think you should respond
and they just wanted to followup like that when parent teacher
conferences come around

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (35:22):
Mm hmm.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (35:25):
he emailed him not once but twice
Don't come on.
I'm like, yo, you should neverbrought this up as a topic
She'll never brought this up asa topic.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (35:36):
You gotta fuck around to find out.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (35:38):
to all my teacher friends
listening, do better.
We know it's hard.
Being a teacher is rough.
For lack of better words, itsucks.
Yes, there are a lot of parentsout there not doing their part.
A lot of parents not doing theirjob.
But what did you go intoeducation for?
To really sit there and talkcrap about these kids?
Stop wasting your time chitchatting with Kathy.

(36:00):
And go do something, like, buildsome relationships.
Have lunch with your students.
Sacrifice a little time to getto know them.
complaining.
Just can't.
You ever gonna complain?
Get out.
Go work at the localsupermarket.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (36:15):
go into these classrooms.
I was just in classroom lastweek.
And it just makes me want to bea teacher again sometimes.
Like get back in the classroom.
Because it is rewarding.
It is hard.
It is frustrating.
You don't have enough time.
But it's so rewarding to likehave these conversations with
kids and like see them asthinkers and like see them grow

(36:36):
as humans.
Why doesn't everybody feel likethis?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (36:42):
I want to adjust.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (36:42):
I don't know.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (36:43):
not for the faint of heart.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (36:45):
It's not!

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (36:45):
No, but for I hope some teachers
were listening or some peoplesend that little snippet to
their teacher friends like dobetter.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (36:53):
Yes.
I know, friends who are stillteach Sabina, amazing teacher,
she's now a kindergartenteacher.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (37:01):
love when she posts like little
snippets or little stories orlittle things.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (37:05):
Yeah.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (37:06):
they are.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (37:06):
Yeah.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (37:07):
a good one.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (37:09):
And then Kalina is now in first grade.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_2122 (37:12):
That's like,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (37:13):
She did.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (37:14):
her like top favorite grade to
teach.
I feel like I remember hersaying,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (37:19):
so but yeah, look we you know, there's
a lot of good ones out there,but there's a lot of bad ones

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (37:27):
Yes, there are

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (37:29):
Mm hmm.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (37:29):
I feel like there's also a lot of
old ones that just need toretire already.
It's okay.
Just let it go.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (37:35):
think it's time

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (37:36):
if you are bringing new teachers
down with you,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (37:40):
Mm

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (37:41):
I don't think that the majority of
people that graduate college areLike, I don't think they
graduate like, Oh my gosh, Ican't believe this.
Like, now I have to go do theserunning records.
That's not typically how itstarts.
if you're already bringing themdown and it's only two months

(38:01):
into the school year, you havegot to go.
Please retire.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (38:06):
hmm

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (38:06):
is not for you.
Like, you did your time.
Thank you so much for yourservice.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (38:14):
Should I put a post it note on someone an
old teacher that I see thank youfor your surface Science

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212 (38:20):
please.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (38:22):
we've come full circle.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212 (38:25):
Please.
Do yourself a favor.
Just go.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (38:30):
Yeah.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (38:31):
I can't.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (38:33):
not all veteran teachers are like that.
there's some that are,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (38:36):
said

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (38:36):
that are amazing.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (38:37):
They have to go.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (38:38):
All right.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21 (38:40):
Alright,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (38:40):
It's tough times, man.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (38:42):
Yes.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (38:43):
So, yeah, we wanna hear from.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (38:45):
to open a discussion on this.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (38:47):
Yes,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (38:48):
know what you think,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (38:49):
like,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (38:50):
hold

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (38:50):
if you're a teacher, right, like, how are
you building relationships, orhow are you responding to what
we just said, for one,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (38:58):
are what a step you're going to take
to build relationships.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (39:02):
or if you're and or are a mom as well,
do you also have issues withyour kids teachers?
is it just me?

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21 (39:11):
respond,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (39:11):
It's a phenomenon.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (39:13):
yes, but before they respond to that,
look in the mirror, are you theproblem?
Are you the, Johnny never doesThis, at home.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (39:20):
This, yes,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (39:21):
Just

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (39:22):
not ignore that fact that it could be you.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (39:29):
No, it is definitely not you, Jess,
you are not the problem.
At all.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (39:34):
And I know my kid, he can be difficult.
He's not so,

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (39:40):
all.
He's only difficult in what heeats.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (39:42):
and he doesn't like to do work at all.
He is lazy.
He don't like to do his work,so.
Yeah, well, he needs to build upsome more perseverance.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_2122 (39:56):
That's

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (39:57):
Anyway.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (39:57):
48 minutes in.

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (39:59):
Oh my god, shut up, you two!

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (40:07):
Okay,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (40:07):
K, love you!

kissie_2_11-14-2024_21224 (40:09):
Like, subscribe, comment,

_1_11-14-2024_182247 (40:11):
Yeah, I'm gonna do better, I'm gonna post.
I couldn't post last week, theelection.
I had to stay off social media,I couldn't do it, sorry.

kissie_2_11-14-2024_212247 (40:17):
Love you.
bye!