Awkward Tuesday: Graduating Class of 2025

Summary

Podcast Summary: Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update
Episode: Awkward Tuesday: Graduating Class of 2025
Release Date: June 17, 2025

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Introduction

In the episode titled "Awkward Tuesday: Graduating Class of 2025," hosts Brooke and Jeffrey delve into the often tricky dynamics of neighborhood relationships, particularly focusing on how to handle conflicts with neighbors. This episode is part of the popular "Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update" podcast by iHeartPodcasts, where listeners share their real-life dating and social dilemmas, seeking advice and solutions.

Listener's Dilemma: Riley's Neighborhood Conundrum

The central focus of this episode revolves around a listener named Riley, who reaches out with a pressing issue. As Riley and her husband prepare for her son's high school graduation party, she faces embarrassment and stress due to her next-door neighbor's neglected lawn.

Riley explains her situation:

[06:30] Riley: "So, my son is graduating from high school and in a couple of weeks we have the graduation party. And my husband and I are super excited. But there's one thing that's stressing me out."

She further elaborates on the problem:

[07:07] Riley: "We like our house to look really nice—super clean, tidy lawn, nicely painted—but the neighbor right next door hasn't mowed his lawn for what looks like years. It's embarrassing and reflects poorly on our neighborhood."

Exploring the Root Cause

Brooke and Jeff engage with Riley to understand the underlying issues. Riley reveals a past interaction that adds tension to their current predicament:

[08:03] Riley: "A couple of years ago, the neighbor asked me to trim one of my trees for a better view. I was slow to respond and eventually got around to it, but it wasn't a priority. Now, I'm worried he'll remember that delay and refuse to mow his lawn in return."

This history sets the stage for the awkwardness Riley feels in addressing the lawn issue.

Hosts' Advice and Strategy

Brooke suggests that Riley might consider initiating a neighborhood association (HOA) to manage such issues, highlighting Riley's inclination towards order and community standards.

[07:57] Brooke: "Maybe you should start the HOA. You sound like an HOA president for sure."

However, recognizing that Riley and her neighbor aren't particularly close, Jeff proposes a more personable approach:

[14:02] Jeff: "Focus. You tell him that you have a favor to ask him, and if he says yes, then you will do any favor that he would like from you within reason."

This reciprocal strategy, which Jeff humorously terms "neighbor favor for favor," aims to create a mutual understanding and cooperation.

Simulating the Awkward Phone Call

To provide practical advice, Brooke and Jeff decide to role-play the phone call between Riley and her neighbor, Matt. This segment is designed to illustrate the potential pitfalls and best practices when addressing sensitive neighborhood issues.

Riley initiates the call:

[15:20] Riley: "Hi, Matt, this is April, your neighbor next door. How are you?"

As the conversation unfolds, Riley attempts to gently bring up the overgrown lawn:

[16:09] Riley: "Well, we noticed your lawn has been very overgrown. We were hoping you could get it mowed before our graduation party in three days."

Matt's initial reaction is defensive, reminding Riley of the past favor she delayed:

[16:26] Matt: "Do you remember the branch I asked you to cut a while back? It took you about a year to do it."

Despite the tension, Riley maintains her composure and reiterates her request:

[17:05] Riley: "I am so sorry about that. I should have gotten to it earlier. If you need any help with your lawn, maybe we can work something out."

The situation becomes more uncomfortable as Matt misinterprets Riley's intentions, humorously highlighting how easily conversations can escalate if not handled thoughtfully.

Resolution and Takeaways

Ultimately, the role-play concludes with Matt agreeing to address his lawn issues, albeit in an unexpected manner, showcasing both the challenges and potential resolutions in neighborly disputes.

Brooke reflects on the interaction:

[23:28] Brooke: "I knew you were gonna get to the picture."

This emphasizes the importance of clear communication and understanding in maintaining harmonious neighborhood relationships.

Conclusion

In "Awkward Tuesday: Graduating Class of 2025," Brooke and Jeff provide valuable insights into navigating neighbor conflicts, particularly when preparing for significant family events. Through Riley's story and their subsequent advice, listeners gain practical strategies for addressing sensitive issues respectfully and effectively.

Notable Quotes:

• Riley on her frustration:

  [07:07] "We like our house to look really nice... but the neighbor right next door hasn't mowed his lawn for what looks like years. It's embarrassing and reflects poorly on our neighborhood."

• Jeff's advice on mutual favors:

  [14:02] "You tell him that you have a favor to ask him, and if he says yes, then you will do any favor that he would like from you within reason."

• Brooke on initiating communication:

  [12:52] "I think you just have to invite him to the graduation party."

This episode underscores the complexities of neighborhood dynamics and offers listeners actionable advice on fostering better relationships with those living closest to them.

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Transcript

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[Brooke]

Hey, welcome to your second date podcast. And today we got a brand new awkward Tuesday phone call for you. Yeah, it's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. A lot of neighbor drama. Lot of neighbor drama and mom drama in this one. So sit back. I'm sure there'll be people in the comments calling out their bad neighbors. Yeah, there'll be moms that have students graduating and can relate. Dude, when I graduated, my mom goes, oh, was I supposed to throw you a party? Oh, that's how you get the money brush. I was like, no, it's cool. I'm like, party bounce into other people's houses. So we're good, Mom. All right, what do we got for comments? Alexis? Yeah, Lexi said I finally caught up on every episode of the second date update from 2012. Time to move on to the full show. You guys are the best part of my day.

[Jeff]

2012.

[Brooke]

2012.

[Jeff]

Oh, my goodness.

[Brooke]

How long does that take? I don't know. So many I don't know. And now she had the full show to binge.

[Jeff]

Yeah, by the time you catch up to this year, we're going to be off the air. Yeah, she's going to be like, finally, in 2025. Hey, where everybody go?

[Brooke]

Yeah. No, we do have a full show. It's a full hour long. If you want to punish yourself and content and get more from us, it's brand new every day. And that's on our main show podcast, which you can see if you hit that more like us on Spotify or just search Brooke and Jeffrey.

[Jeff]

I've gotten a lot better. You may want to get into the 2020s.

[Brooke]

Yeah. Yeah, I think so too. Sometimes I hear the 2012 and I'm like, o. All right, let's start this podcast. It's your. Nope, it's not. It's your awkward Tuesday phone call. It's brand New. It starts right now.

[April]

There's no one more chill, more Zen, more easygoing than a mom planning a major celebration for her family. Are you with me?

[Jose]

That was good, Jeff.

[April]

Yeah, okay, I'll admit some mothers can get a little bit uptight, a little neurotic in the lead up to something.

[Jose]

Big like that mom.

[April]

And that's exactly, exactly the headspace one of our listeners is in right now. Cuz there's one major thing standing in the way of her son's perfect graduation party. And that thing is her next door neighbor.

[Jeff]

Wow.

[April]

She needs help working out a deal without completely burning all her neighborly bridges. Okay, you're gonna hear it in your brand new awkward Tuesday phone call coming up right after this. It's awkward.

[Brooke]

It's Tuesday.

[April]

It's awkward Tuesday phone call. Remember those old 1950s TV shows where everybody lives in a perfect little suburban community and all the neighbors are friendly and helpful and they let each other borrow cups of sugar and wave from their front porch?

[Jeff]

Yeah. Why picket fences?

[April]

Turns out the real world isn't always quite like that.

[Brooke]

Oh, really?

[Alexis]

You're safe.

[Brooke]

I buy a house one day it won't be like that.

[April]

A lot of the times it's more like a Cold war standoff where you're desperately trying to get your neighbor to stop parking their old sailboat on their front lawn and maybe ask them to rotate their creepy garden gnome army so they're not staring directly into your bedroom window.

[Brooke]

But if you know where I'm from, good news, there is a bomb shelter you can go to.

[April]

Oh, yeah, there's like four on your block. The point is, it could be super awkward dealing with your neighbors. And that's why one of our listeners has come to us for a little bit of help today. Her name is April. So, April, welcome to the show.

[Riley]

Hey, how's it going?

[Brooke]

Good.

[April]

You sound like a friendly type of neighbor.

[Riley]

I am.

[April]

But apparently something is going on with one of your neighbors that's caused an issue for you. What's happening?

[Riley]

Yes. So, okay, my son is graduating from high school and in a couple of weeks we have the graduation party.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[Riley]

And my husband and I, like, we're super excited. But there's one thing I'm not excited about, and I'm a little bit stressed out about this.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[Riley]

We like our house to look really nice. We like to keep everything super clean. Lawn is nice and tidy. The house is painted nice. Like everything looks great.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[Riley]

And there is a neighbor right next door to us that has not mowed his lawn for I mean, it looks like it's been years. Looks awful, and I'm just kind of embarrassed.

[Brooke]

You're embarrassed by your neighbor.

[Jeff]

You obviously don't have an hoa, Right? Or they would have, like, made him cut the.

[Brooke]

I love a messy neighbor because it makes me look so put together. I mean, honestly, the more rusted out cars you have in your front lawn, the more it looks like I am top notch.

[April]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

But it makes the whole neighborhood, like, look a little worse.

[April]

It makes people coming over being like, oh, God, like, she bought a house. Here is block.

[Brooke]

I just think that you're looking at this the wrong way. There's a lot of positives.

[April]

But, April, why does it bother you so much?

[Riley]

The thing is, is it just makes the whole neighborhood look bad. And it just is a reflection on my neighborhood, which I am a part of.

[Brooke]

Maybe you should start the hoa. You sound like an HOA president for sure.

[April]

Okay.

[Riley]

A couple of things that have happened. So I'm a little bit nervous to ask him because there was a time a couple years ago when he asked me if I could trim one of my trees so that he could have a better view. And I was really slow to get around to it. I eventually did get around to it, but it was definitely not a priority of mine. So I'm just worried that he's going to remember that and be like, I'm not going to mow my lawn anytime soon, or I'm going to wait until the day before or something. I'm just. It's really stressing me out, and I. Looking back, I should have definitely gotten to that earlier. I didn't think of this as come full circle.

[Brooke]

It sounds like you guys don't have a real close relationship, you and this neighbor.

[Riley]

No, he's. He's nice. He's fine. He's. We don't talk or get together, so I just. I'm a little bit worried about asking him. And I mean.

[April]

So you haven't even, like, reached out to him at all about this? You haven't texted him or anything regarding his law?

[Riley]

No.

[Brooke]

Yeah, but you don't know that. Maybe there's something going on for why he can't mow the lawn. Maybe the easiest solution is just to offer to do it yourself. Make your son go do it.

[Jeff]

I'm gonna say hired someone, but the son's way.

[Brooke]

Like, he could be dealing with a sickness or he could be out of town. Like, there could be a lot of different reasons why.

[Riley]

He's a young, healthy guy. He's he's young and healthy.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[Jeff]

We're. Imagine like an old guy.

[Riley]

I mean, I see him outside all the time. You know, he works on his car and he, like, he works out and.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[Riley]

I just am not sure what the deal is with this lawn. Like, why he doesn't keep it up.

[April]

I see. I mean, because the thing is, like, normally in this segment, we would help people with, like, their relationship issues, but this is a really relatable problem for a lot of people who have one neighbor who they'd like to ask to, like, address something at their house, but it's uncomfortable to ask them to do.

[Brooke]

That because it's not your house and not your business. I'm sorry. It's like, it feels a little judgy to be worried about the neighbor's lawn.

[Jeff]

Neighbors can be judgy. My neighbor tried to fight me because I was too loud. One night I was with a girl.

[April]

So with your awkward call here, you're looking for advice on how to call your neighbor and politely get him to agree to fix up the mess that he's made of his house?

[Riley]

Yes.

[Alexis]

Okay.

[Jeff]

He may try to fight you.

[Brooke]

I would be insulted, honestly. Like, that. I think that's probably what you're worried about, right? Is like, insulting him and saying that he's not taking good care of him. Yeah.

[Riley]

I don't know if I'm. I think he should be cleaning everything up, like, so I'm not worried about me being insulting. I mean, I just want him to do it.

[April]

Well, you should want to have a.

[Jeff]

Good relationship with him. He's your neighbor.

[April]

They don't seem to talk very much at all, so.

[Jeff]

And if he's going to do something that you'd like him to do, you may want to focus on kindness or, you know, like, positivity.

[Riley]

Yeah, no, I. And I. I am. I'm gonna do that.

[Brooke]

You're about to host a big party next door to him. I'd watch out.

[Jeff]

Yeah, because he can ruin your party, too.

[Riley]

Yeah. And I mean, I. I have. I have signs up all over that he's graduating. So it's like, okay. He knows that there's gonna be a party.

[Brooke]

It's probably something that doesn't embarrass him. Right? Like.

[Riley]

Yeah, apparently not.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[April]

But remember, they have. That. They already have the animosity built up between them from when he asked her to do a favor and she just ignored it for months.

[Jeff]

What if she just made a. That says, don't look at this lawn?

[Riley]

Yeah.

[Jeff]

With the other side.

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[April]

You're looking for advice. And you said you are willing to actually doing it yourself or having your son do it for him.

[Riley]

Yes, exactly.

[April]

Okay, that's. That's a starting point at least. So we can come back, we'll try and think of some advice to give you and let you call your neighbor and force him to clean up his dirty, disgusting front lawn.

[Jeff]

Don't say it like that.

[April]

We'll do it more polite when we do it with your awkward Tuesday phone call right after this.

[Riley]

Thank you.

[April]

Hold on. It's awkward.

[Brooke]

It's Tuesday.

[April]

It's awkward Tuesday phone call. How do you get your neighbor to agree to make changes that you want to their house?

[Jeff]

Yeah, that is a fun question.

[April]

Pretty normal because a big party is happening for our listener April because her son is having a graduation from his high school. He's graduating on his very first try.

[Brooke]

Oh, man.

[April]

Good for him. In Jeff. I know.

[Brooke]

It's okay.

[April]

We're so jealous. But there's going to be at least 50 people at this party. They're going to be parking all down the street. And the problem is her next door neighbor's front lawn is a total eyesore. So she needs him to cut it, clean it up in the next 48 hours, and has turned to us for advice on how to have that awkward conversation politely.

[Brooke]

Dude, I never knew someone who wanted an HOA before, but it sounds like she does.

[April]

But since she doesn't, we're the closest thing she has. Brooke, what's your advice to her before she calls this guy?

[Brooke]

I think it's pretty easy, April. I think that what you have to do is you have to invite him to the graduation party.

[Riley]

Oh, I didn't think of that.

[Jeff]

Invite him over.

[April]

What do you think of that, April?

[Riley]

I don't think that's a good idea. He's not part of our friend group. I can make him a plate of food and bring it over.

[Brooke]

He's your neighbor. He doesn't have to be part of the friend group. He's your neighbor. Invite him over. And if he's invested in the party, then he's more likely to help you out.

[April]

Yeah, but it sounds like they're just acquaintances.

[Riley]

Like we're not friends.

[Brooke]

How do you become friends if you don't start somewhere?

[Riley]

How do you know that I want friends?

[April]

Yeah, and how do we know that this neighbor isn't going to get upset when he finds out the son has graduated high school? We don't know if he's graduated. It might hurt his feelings.

[Jeff]

Yeah, like my feelings were hurt Remember?

[April]

Okay, so Brooke wants to education shame your neighbor. I don't know if that's great advice.

[Brooke]

I want to be neighborly. Invite him over.

[April]

Okay, that's. Oh for one. Okay, Jose, what do you think?

[Jeff]

Do something that I like to call a neighbor favor for favorites. No, Jeff, not those favors.

[April]

Oh, what are you talking about?

[Brooke]

Those could work. No, she said he was young.

[April]

And what's your advice, Jose?

[Jeff]

Focus. You tell him that you have a favor to ask him, and if he says yes, then you will do any favor that he would like from you within reason.

[Riley]

Okay.

[Jeff]

Right. You get like a pre promise.

[April]

What do you think about that, April? I'll mow your lawn if you mow mine.

[Riley]

I like that. Neighbor favor for. What is it called?

[Jeff]

Neighbor favor for favor trademark patent pending.

[Riley]

Neighbor favor for favor.

[Brooke]

Something tells me you're not gonna like whatever favor he asks. You don't even want him at your. He won't even come to the party. Yeah, you can't even invite him to your house.

[April]

Brooke. You just got owned in your advice by Jose.

[Jeff]

Oh, I win. Education doesn't always win, Brooke.

[April]

Okay, Brooke.

[Brooke]

What?

[April]

Just be quiet.

[Jose]

What? Okay, What?

[Brooke]

Because I'm actually a good neighbor.

[April]

Okay, you need to swallow your pride right now.

[Jeff]

Marinate in that burn that I owned You.

[April]

You're reflecting poorly on our entire show. So let's call this this guy.

[Brooke]

I'm growing my grass out in protest.

[April]

Okay, you already do. We know. Okay, here we go. I'm going to dial your neighbor for you. What's his name, by the way, April?

[Riley]

Matt.

[April]

Matt. Okay, we're calling him right now. We'll step in if we feel like you need a little help, but you got this. All right, Gotcha. Okay.

[Unknown]

Hello?

[Riley]

Hi, Matt, this is April. Your neighbor lives right next door. How are you?

[Unknown]

Oh, I'm doing well. What's going on? What's up with the call?

[Riley]

Oh, I mean, I just, you know, checking in and haven't seen you out doing much lately, so I just concerned and stuff.

[Unknown]

And you're calling for a welfare check on me or something?

[Riley]

I mean, not so much on you, but more on your lawn.

[Brooke]

Oh.

[Riley]

So, I mean, I was just curious, like, so.

[Unknown]

Slow down. What did you just say about my lawn?

[Riley]

Well, we noticed your lawn has been very overgrown. And you think it's overgrown, huh? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, just. It's not super bad, but it just doesn't look like it's been mowed for a really long time.

[Unknown]

I mowed it two weeks ago. What's wrong with you?

[Riley]

Oh, did you. It's just really overgrown.

[Unknown]

Yeah, you keep saying it's overgrown, but it's not.

[Riley]

Well, I mean, if you look at it, compared to any other houses in the neighborhood, it's very different.

[Unknown]

You know, Just get to the point. What do you need?

[Riley]

Well, just hoping that, you know, that you would be able to kind of get it mowed, because I have a big graduation party coming up for my son and.

[Unknown]

All right. You know, I can get to it in a couple weeks.

[Riley]

Okay, well, so the graduation party is in, like, three days, so.

[Unknown]

You know what? I seem to remember a favor that I asked of you a while back, and it took you about a year to do it. Do you remember that branch I asked you to cut?

[Jose]

Yeah.

[Riley]

I am so sorry about that. I am so sorry. That was absolutely. Yeah. I mean, just so you know, like, if you would have had a. A party or something happening, I absolutely would have done it right away.

[Unknown]

Oh. That's all I need to say. I got a freaking party going on over here for you to cut a branch.

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[Riley]

Oh, yeah, absolutely. If it was something that was, like, pressing, of course. Of course I would, you know, And. And, like, if there's any favor. Like what? Neighbor favor for a favor? If. If you have something that you need done, I will help you. Like, within reason, of course. Like, if you need what is called.

[Unknown]

Did you just say a neighbor favor for a what?

[Riley]

Yeah, neighbor savor for a favor.

[Unknown]

You know what? We could start right now with an apology for the branch.

[Riley]

Okay. And I said I was sorry. You know, I did say it again. I'm sorry. I'm very sorry. I am. It's true. I should have gotten to that earlier. And in the future, that will be different.

[Unknown]

All right, well, it was pretty good. I guess. I guess we can work something out.

[April]

Oh, hey.

[Riley]

Thank you so much.

[Unknown]

What I'm thinking is maybe if you, you know, you guys want to come over, cut my lawn for, like, six months or so, we can work something like that out.

[Riley]

You want us to come and cut your lawn for six months?

[Unknown]

Well, it doesn't have to be all of you. Just one of you.

[Riley]

Oh, you're taking advantage of the situation here. This is kind of silly.

[April]

Or.

[Riley]

I mean, I said within a reason.

[Unknown]

Well, maybe we just talk it over at your graduation party after you invite me to it.

[Alexis]

Awkward.

[Jeff]

Wow.

[April]

Oh, my God.

[Jeff]

This is awful.

[Brooke]

What the hell was that?

[Riley]

That is not. I don't think that that's gonna happen. I can bring you over a plate of food.

[April]

She's going with It.

[Jeff]

Let's talk for a sec.

[April]

But. Yeah.

[Unknown]

Wait, what is. What is going on?

[April]

Hey, what's up? Matt, you're on a radio show right now called Brooke and Jeffrey in the Morning.

[Brooke]

They're just handling neighbor relations right now.

[Unknown]

Wait a month. I'm on the radio?

[April]

Yeah. There's a segment we do called Awkward Tuesday Phone Call, and your neighbor April reached out to us for help regarding the whole lawn situation.

[Unknown]

You've been listening this whole time?

[Brooke]

That was the most massive aggressive fighting I've heard in a long time, bro.

[April]

Six months.

[Jeff]

Come on, Matt, you don't gotta do that to her.

[Brooke]

I'm kinda on his side.

[Unknown]

Oh, guys, I was just kidding.

[Jeff]

Oh, so wait, is that cause you now you're on the radio and there's like millions of people listening.

[Unknown]

No, no, no. That's just my sense of humor. I was joking the whole time.

[April]

You have one of those, like, angry, I'm gonna yell at you sense of humor? Yeah, exactly like my dad.

[Unknown]

Come on.

[April]

Did you hear that? He was joking with you the whole time.

[Riley]

I'm so relieved to hear he's joking. Funny how I didn't believe that before.

[Brooke]

I can't. I think she's being sarcastic. I'm sarcastic.

[April]

It's weird.

[Jeff]

I have no idea.

[Brooke]

You guys are not communicating well in your neighborhood.

[Riley]

No, I think you're absolutely right. I think that at the end of the day, I do want to have good neighbors. I wish we had an hoa. But we don't. I can have my son come over and mow the lawn if he needs that. It's totally fine for six months.

[Jeff]

Your son?

[Riley]

No, no. For what? Like one time?

[Brooke]

Okay, okay.

[Jeff]

So, Matt, you were kidding.

[Unknown]

No, I was kidding that whole time. Don't even worry about it. I'll do it today. I'll take care of it.

[April]

Oh, even on your own?

[Brooke]

Wait, now you're being.

[April]

He didn't know he was on the radio, bro. Give him a break, okay? This is his radio person.

[Jeff]

He's compensating.

[Brooke]

What about the invite to the party? I actually think you should go to the party. I thought that from the very beginning.

[April]

That would be contentious at all.

[Brooke]

You're the favorite rookie.

[Riley]

Heard him. He said he was kidding about everything, even coming over.

[Unknown]

I heard that you said you'd make me a food plate. I will take that.

[Riley]

I would love to bring you a food plate. Totally fine.

[Jeff]

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[April]

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[Riley]

Exactly. It's perfect.

[Jeff]

She's about to make him the smallest plate ever made for a neighbor.

[Brooke]

Here's one kernel of corn and a single potato from the salad.

[Jeff]

Three Mac and cheese noodles.

[April]

So generous.

[Unknown]

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[April]

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[Brooke]

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[April]

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[Brooke]

I hated it all and like why she didn't just talk to him in person. I don't understand that with people.

[Jeff]

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[Brooke]

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[April]

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[Brooke]

Okay?

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