Awkward Tuesday: Kids Party Problem

Summary

Podcast Summary: Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update
Episode: Awkward Tuesday: Kids Party Problem
Release Date: July 8, 2025

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Introduction

In this engaging episode of Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update titled "Awkward Tuesday: Kids Party Problem," hosts Brooke and Jeffrey delve into family dynamics and the challenges of maintaining harmony during social gatherings. Moving beyond their usual focus on romantic relationships, the duo addresses an intricate family issue that resonates with many listeners.

Listener’s Dilemma: Brad's Family Feud

The episode centers around Brad, a listener who reaches out for assistance with an ongoing family rift stemming from a children's birthday party. Brad explains that his sister, Jenna, has decided not to invite his two young sons to her daughter's upcoming birthday celebration. This exclusion is rooted in the chaotic behavior Brad's children exhibited at a previous event, causing significant tension within the family.

Brad recounts:
"I found out my sister's having a birthday party for her daughter at her house. But I didn't get any invitation about it... I feel like she excluded us on purpose because last time my kids were rowdy."
[06:27]

The Awkward Phone Call: Brad Confronts Jenna

To address the issue, Brooke and Jeffrey facilitate an "Awkward Tuesday Phone Call" between Brad and Jenna. During the conversation, Brad attempts to reconcile and secure an invitation for his children by acknowledging past misbehaviors and seeking understanding.

Jenna responds firmly:
"You remember what happened last year when you and the kids were over? No, that's not gonna happen again."
[14:26]

Brad tries to persuade his sister by highlighting his efforts to improve his children's behavior, including using dog training videos—a strategy that Jenna finds ineffective and amusing.

Offer of Advice: Navigating Family Conflicts

Brooke and Jeffrey provide Brad with practical and humorous advice to handle the delicate situation:

1. Open Communication: Encouraging Brad to have a candid conversation with Jenna to address the underlying issues rather than letting resentment fester.

2. Apologize and Acknowledge: Suggesting that Brad take responsibility for his children's past behavior and express genuine remorse.

3. Seek Compromise: Recommending flexible solutions, such as supervising the children during the event or setting boundaries to prevent disruptions.

Jeffrey advises:
"You need to butter her up and make her feel wanted, needed. Take the angle of you need parenting advice from her, the expert."
[13:00]

Brooke adds with humor:
"Maybe bribe your sister with some sexy chocolates."
[13:24]

The Compromise: A Tentative Agreement

The facilitated phone call culminates in a tentative agreement where Jenna allows Brad to bring his children to the party under specific conditions. Jenna permits their attendance but restricts their access to certain areas of her home to prevent further chaos.

Jenna states:
"Brad, you can bring the kids, but they cannot go in the house. It's your responsibility to make sure they do not go in."
[19:00]

Brad and Jenna agree to this compromise, demonstrating a step forward in their strained relationship. Brooke and Jeffrey commend their efforts and emphasize the importance of family unity.

Brooke concludes:
"The important thing is we're reaching a compromise here, and it sounds like Brad, your kids are going to be allowed to attend their cousin's party. Yay."
[20:55]

Conclusion

"Awkward Tuesday: Kids Party Problem" offers a relatable exploration of family tensions and the complexities of co-parenting within extended families. Brooke and Jeffrey adeptly balance humor with practical advice, guiding listeners through the nuances of resolving interpersonal conflicts. By facilitating Brad's conversation with Jenna, the hosts highlight the significance of communication, accountability, and compromise in maintaining healthy family relationships.

Listeners who haven’t tuned into this episode can gain valuable insights into handling similar family dilemmas, all while being entertained by Brooke and Jeffrey's signature wit and empathy.

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[Jeffrey]

Hey, today is proof that we're not always about just relationship drama.

[Brooke]

Oh, we have other drama.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, Brother sister drama. Yeah. Yeah, that's right. Welcome to the podcast. Of course, it's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning and you have found the second date podcast. But today it's Tuesday, which means we've got your awkward Tuesday phone call coming up. It's brand new. We think you're gonna love it, but we love to start. How's your voice, by the way? Today? Better, right?

[Brooke]

It does sound pretty good.

[Jeffrey]

I say you sound 95% Alexis. Yay. That's what I thought too.

[Brooke]

You went from like a. Like a 70 year old man to like a 20 year old, maybe 15 year old man.

[Jeffrey]

Getting better. All right, what do you got for comments? I saw one from I who said, why do I feel like Jeffree wears a suit whenever he's talking? He does give that air, doesn't he?

[Brooke]

Yeah, I can see that.

[Jeffrey]

Which is funny because he talks like he wears a suit, but he dresses the opposite. I think he has four shirts. I think that's all he owns. And one hat. There's always a hole in him too. Yes, always.

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

Very fancy, that man.

[Brooke]

We're just lucky he knows how to dress himself.

[Jeffrey]

That's true. That's true. All right, we're gonna get your brand new awkward Tuesday phone call started right now.

[Brooke]

It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. And we've dealt with family drama on this show before.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, we have.

[Brooke]

Like just last month, I volunteered to give Alexis younger brother the birds and the bees talk. I love that dude.

[Jeffrey]

I think he's in high school now. He probably already knows Jeff.

[Brooke]

Well, now he just calls me dad.

[Jeffrey]

What?

[Brad]

Me.

[Brooke]

We really got close after that conversation. I found another bird today. Dad, we understand awkward family dynamics, clearly, and we're dealing with one today after something didn't go so right at a children's birthday party a year ago. It was so bad that it's still causing a rift in the family that we're being asked to settle today. Jeffrey, you can have a talk with her. I'm probably going to have to get ready to explain how certain things work, but you'll find out what happened in your brand new awkward Tuesday phone call right after this. It's awkward.

[Jeffrey]

It's Tuesday.

[Brooke]

It's awkward Tuesday phone call. Few months ago, you all might remember, we did an awkward call for one of our listeners who needed help asking the best at her wedding to politely back out because they used to date and her fiance wasn't aware of that past relationship. She just didn't want to be distracted.

[Jeffrey]

She didn't want to tell him.

[Brooke]

Right. So we called the guy. Eventually they worked it out. But now fast forward to today and guess who's emailed the show asking for our assistance.

[Jeffrey]

Does that mean we get an update on the wedding? Did the wedding happen?

[Brooke]

No, we're not going back. He has a new problem that he wants to deal with. Oh, he has the best man. Brad has called in for help with a different situation in an awkward call. Brad, welcome back to the show, man.

[Brad]

Hey. Thank you. Yeah, you guys kind of surprised me on that last one, so I figured, you know what? Probably be helpful on this situation.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, you were kind of the victim of the last awkward Tuesday, and now you're more the protagonist here.

[Brad]

I hope so. I don't really know what. I'm super confused.

[Brooke]

He's not sure what protagonist means, Brooke, so you gotta. Yeah. You're the person who's calling meeting help.

[Brad]

Thank you.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah. Character energy. That's what I'm saying.

[Brooke]

You're the main character of this awkward Tuesday phone call. So what's the situation that you're dealing with?

[Brad]

So this is a little more tame than last time, for sure. But I'm just having an issue with my sister Jenna right now. Quick backstory, I guess. I'm divorced. I have two kids. Two boys, four and six. I love them. They're awesome. Hang out with them all the time. They're my buddies.

[Brooke]

Yeah, you have to say that, though. Pretty much.

[Jeffrey]

But I believe, just in case the.

[Brooke]

Court'S listening, I love them still.

[Jeffrey]

I'm kidding.

[Brad]

It also has to do with the situation. So, like, I found out my sister's having a birthday party for her daughter at her house. But, like, my mom's the one that told me about it. She's just, like, mentioning it. Like, obviously, like, I was going, but I didn't get any invitation about it. I didn't hear anything about it.

[Jeffrey]

Are you sure? Because my husband's always like, I didn't.

[Brooke]

See that birthday invite.

[Jeffrey]

I'm like.

[Brooke]

And it was there.

[Brad]

Yes, that's what I'm saying. So I figured she. My sister, she sucks at communicating anyway. So, like, I texted her. I didn't, like, outright say it, but I was hinting at it. I was dropping some huge hints, and she didn't say anything, which made it even more obviously you feel like you.

[Brooke]

Weren'T invited to the party on purpose.

[Brad]

I feel like I know the reason, and that's what's so upsetting about it.

[Brooke]

Really, There's a reason.

[Brad]

So, like, she's probably upset because last time there was like, any, like, birthday event in our family, like, I brought my kids and they were rowdy. I want to say couple of boys. I mean, yeah, they were loud. Yes. They were knocking everything over. Yes. They have to scratch their trucks on everything and whatever they. As they do, like my six year old, I don't get it. He acts like the 4 year old. He's throwing tantrums because he didn't win a game. He's like, screaming how he wants to be the rotten egg. Like, it doesn't even make sense. And then my 4 year old is just pouring candy on the floor and then eating it off the floor.

[Jeffrey]

Your kid is doing that?

[Brad]

Both of my kids are doing both of those things.

[Brooke]

Well, candy does taste better when you eat it off the floor. Brooke's been there.

[Jeffrey]

So you're saying you think your sister isn't inviting your kids to the birthday party because they're so misbehaved?

[Brad]

Yeah, and I mean, like, maybe I'm making it sound like it's not like they were, like, lighting things on fire or anything. Like, God forbid, what's your boundary?

[Jeffrey]

They weren't old enough.

[Brad]

No. Obviously I know they're misbehaving. And, like, I know I've had to talk to them. Them and stuff about that. It's hard to corral two boys when they're running around by yourself, believe me. But like, their kids and like, their family, like, really, you're gonna exclude them because, like, they were bad ones?

[Jeffrey]

What do you think she'd tell you that? Like, sibling to sibling.

[Brooke]

But I think that's why, like, I don't have kids. But when you see bad kids, you tend to blame the parents.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, but if it's your family, you just have to accept, no matter what the behavior is. So wait, because this is their cousin's birthday, right? That they're not getting.

[Brad]

That's what I'm saying. I want them to see their cousin. Like, I want them to be able to hang out. Like, I need help convincing. Changing her mind, I think.

[Jeffrey]

Okay.

[Brooke]

Okay. You're not going to do the thing where you just show up uninvited and crash the party? Like, a lot of family members would do that.

[Jeffrey]

Such a little brother.

[Brad]

I want to. They have a pool. Like, it'd be really nice.

[Brooke]

Okay. You want to do the polite thing and actually it sounds like, call your sister and ask permission to bring your children.

[Brad]

Yes, I would like to squash the beef, as we would say.

[Jeffrey]

Okay, That's. I feel like that's a mature move, like, actually talk about it in a family instead of just everybody talking behind each other's backs. You know, you tell your mom. Right. You got like, four other group chats.

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

Don't include each other in it.

[Brooke]

Okay. But you feel like you're gonna get pushback from your sister and that's what you're looking for advice on?

[Brad]

Yeah, my sister can be terrifying a little bit. Yeah.

[Brooke]

So wait, so what's the, like, mission?

[Brad]

I guess put it all out there so it's not awkward, and then, like, I guess, like, I would assume then it would just be business as usual. Okay.

[Jeffrey]

This is a little touchy too, because you don't want to start more drama from a phone call like this. There's already enough, it sounds like, in your family.

[Brad]

Yeah, I don't want to be like, I'm sorry, and then just assume I'm invited either.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, you. You actually want to apologize for your kids behavior last time?

[Brad]

I mean, if you guys think I need to do that, like, that's what I'll do. But, like, I'll take your advice, but I've tried that route, and she's pretty stuck in her way.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[Jeffrey]

I mean, sounds delightful.

[Brooke]

It is her party, her house, her rules. So her pool, we're looking for her blessing to get them over. And if she says no, then we'll unleash your children on her house to finish the job that they started, this time with fire. Yes. Give them lighters.

[Jeffrey]

Don't get out when you got to go to the bathroom in that pool.

[Brad]

What?

[Jeffrey]

Their kids are going to pee in the pool?

[Brooke]

Didn't get that. But anyway, we'll go up with some advice for you and let you make your awkward Tuesday phone call to your sister to get your children invited to her daughter's party with your awkward Tuesday phone call coming up right after this.

[Brad]

Thank you.

[Jeffrey]

All right.

[Brooke]

Man. Hold on. It's awkward.

[Jeffrey]

It's Tuesday.

[Brooke]

It's awkward.

[Jeffrey]

Tuesday.

[Brooke]

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[Brad]

Wow.

[Brooke]

The question, could candy infused children spend three hours at a birthday party and be somewhat well behaved? It's scary in a vacuum. We know the answer. We do, because it happened a year ago for Brad when he brought his children, four and six years old, over to their cousin's birthday party and the two of them ended up causing chaos and mischief. Yeah, it's all the stuff little boys tend to do. Yeah, well, little kids, right. And I need to ask you, Brad, did your children break anything while they were over at their aunt's house?

[Brad]

I mean, there was a broken lamp when we were leaving, but I didn't see what happened to it.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, you're just like this. Boys taking responsibility.

[Brooke]

Thousand dollar lamp. And she's like, yeah, you owe me money. And his children did leave with a light bulb that day. But you can't connect the two of them. Okay, that's fine. Now maybe Brooke has some advice for you before we call your sister and try to convince her to let your children attend this year's party. Hopefully. Brooke, what do you think?

[Jeffrey]

I mean, I think when it comes to an older sister, what you need to do is butter her up and.

[Brooke]

Ew, this is getting really gross.

[Jeffrey]

I'm saying make her feel good. Make her feel wanted, needed. That's what all older sisters want. You need to take the angle of you need parenting advice. Okay. From her, the expert.

[Brad]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

Right.

[Brooke]

They like to know that they're smarter, too.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

Have you been doing things to help correct your boy's behavior?

[Brad]

Yeah, I mean, I've been trying to do, like, some stuff here and there. Like, really trying to, like, get them to hone in and stuff, but.

[Brooke]

Okay. That might be worth bringing up to your sister if we can get her on the phone. But, Jose, what do you think? Do you have advice? Well, kind of the same. Anytime I want something from my sister, I buy her a present.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, I always. That's not really the same.

[Brooke]

So if you're in trouble during the call, just tell her you have a bunch of chocolate covered strawberries for anytime she wants. And immediately she'll be like, oh, yeah, come on over. Chocolate covered strawberries to your sister. Yeah, Every Mother's Day, I sent her in her birthday. It's kind of a sexy gift. They're my mom too. Yeah, with the edible underwear. Chocolate. Okay, so maybe, yeah, bribe your sister with some sexy chocolates. What do you think, Brad?

[Brad]

Yeah, I don't think. I'm gonna leave the sexy chocolates out of it.

[Jeffrey]

Okay.

[Brooke]

Normal, Normal chocolates and normal fruit.

[Brad]

I'm gonna take a combo platter from each of y'. All. It's like she's smarter than me. She loves to rub that in my face. So let's just play that angle, okay?

[Jeffrey]

We're getting an invite at the end of this room for the boys.

[Brooke]

You know, Brooke wants to see if her kids can be invited, too, so we'll work on that afterwards.

[Jeffrey]

It sounds like, though, his sister has some good, goody bags. I'm not gonna lie. She sounds very type A.

[Brooke]

Okay, we'll. After we do this, call with Brad. So I'm going to dial your sister's number. You can use whatever advice you want to, but we'll back away and let you do this. You ready, ma'?

[Brad]

Am? All right, fingers crossed.

[Brooke]

Okay, good luck. Here we go.

[Brad]

Hello? Hey, Jen, what's up? Hi, Brad. Yeah, it's Brad. What number are you calling from? Did you get a new phone or something? No, no, that's not important right now. Look, I just. You have a second real quick, I think if I could just talk to you real quick. Yeah, sure, go ahead. What's up? Okay, cool. Yeah, it's only take a few minutes, like. So I heard from mom you're having a party. She told you? Yeah, she did. Because, like, I was just talking to her about that and then, like, it kind of just came up and she was asking what time I was gonna get there. Well, yeah. Yeah, we are having a party. Okay, so, like, long pause again. Did my invite get, like, lost or something? Well, no, no, not exactly. Come on, Brad. You remember what happened last year when you and the kids were over? Dude, I know, but, like, listen, that's not gonna happen again. Come on. Oh, can I trust that? The kids are older now. They're a whole year older. They're four and six now. A lot has changed in the past year. Come on, Brad. Dude, I know it wasn't good. I'm telling you that. They literally attacked our Roomba with a tennis racket. But, like, that was actually funny. Come on. How was that funny? Because they hit it a bunch and it was making weird noises and stuff. I thought you were laughing. What are you talking about, Brad? No, that's not. Okay, look, that's not the point. The point is we are family. Like, we should have talked about this a long time ago and not let it fester like this. I want our kids to Hang out. Like, they're literally cousins. Like, what are we doing here? Being petty? I mean, I want that, too, but it's just your boys. Brad, no offense, but they're, like, walking little nightmares. I want to say you're wrong, but they are. And, like, I've done some stuff about it, and they've made a lot of progress. Like, I was looking on YouTube a lot, and I found these awesome, like, dog training videos that they actually love. I've just been using that, and it works like a charm. Brad, you cannot train your kids like dogs. They act like dogs sometimes, so why wouldn't I just watch these videos? Honestly?

[Brooke]

Awkward. I can imagine them licking themselves, like, in a corner.

[Brad]

What the hell is.

[Jeffrey]

Brad, you're talking about your own children dog training videos.

[Brad]

Brad, what is going on? Who are these people? Where's other kids?

[Brooke]

And we're back eavesdropping.

[Jeffrey]

We don't respond to treats.

[Brooke]

Yeah. Jenna, I need to actually tell you, you're on the radio right now. We're a show called Brooke and Jeffrey in the Morning.

[Brad]

Oh, my God.

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[Brad]

Brad, Brad.

[Brooke]

He reached out to us for this segment we do. It's called an Awkward Tuesday Phone Call.

[Brad]

Okay.

[Brooke]

Yeah, yeah. He just didn't know how to handle this situation going on where his kids weren't invited to your daughter's birthday party.

[Brad]

Well, if you saw what his kids did last year, you would understand. People literally left the party because his kids were causing such a ruckus because of them.

[Jeffrey]

Wait a minute. Listen, you are the aunt in this situation. I think it takes a village. Yeah. You have to take some responsibility. Right. It's also your family that's acting that way.

[Brad]

I only have so much control over these kids. I'm trying to run a party. I can't be babysitting. That's his job. But not asking, like, co parent or anything, but, like, if you have any, like, helpful hints, that would be super helpful.

[Jeffrey]

I told him to lead with that part, but.

[Brad]

Well, let's start by not using YouTube dog training videos.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, good point.

[Brooke]

There might be some merit in that. You tell your kid to sit and stay.

[Jeffrey]

No, Jeff, no.

[Brooke]

No. Okay.

[Brad]

Okay, fine.

[Brooke]

But, Jenna, can you help out your brother here? Because he's kind of heartbroken over the fact that your guys's kids aren't going to be able to hang out for a birthday party. It's important. They're family.

[Jeffrey]

And, yeah, they're your nephews. Don't you want to help guide them in the.

[Brad]

I mean, I would love to, but I also don't want to lose precious, valuable furniture. Like the lamp Auntie gave us before she passed. Oh, you can't prove that. None of us heard it break. So how did it break? No, no, I didn't do it. He didn't do it.

[Jeffrey]

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, but, Brad.

[Brad]

Yeah, I see where they get it from.

[Brooke]

Really, Brad? You talk to your sister?

[Brad]

You really want to have them be those estranged cousins that don't even know each other? Like, these are the most. No, I want to be the cousins that we meet at the park where they can't break.

[Jeffrey]

Not your house.

[Brad]

Right. Maybe baby steps. Maybe, like, get a bounce house or something and they can just kind of, like, run amok in that.

[Brooke]

How quickly they're gonna pop a bounce house.

[Brad]

Seriously, that's all I need. Than to tip over that bounce house with everybody else's kids inside. Okay.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, okay. Okay. Is there any time before the party where the four of you could get together and, like, party?

[Brad]

I'll even bring chocolate covered strawberries if you want, like, anything. O. You know how much I love chocolate covered strawberries.

[Jeffrey]

It does work, Jose.

[Brooke]

Oh, my God.

[Brad]

Okay, look, Brad, you can bring the kids, but they cannot go in the house. And that's your responsibility to make sure they do not go in my house.

[Brooke]

Is that an outdoor party or they the only. No, they can sing Happy Birthday through the window.

[Jeffrey]

It's not in the outdoors. She has a pool.

[Brooke]

All right, well, that's. That's a nice compromise that she's offering for you, Brad.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, my God.

[Brooke]

You're at least allowed on the premises. Bathroom outside.

[Brad]

I mean, we'll take it for now and we'll figure out a way to get inside or something.

[Brooke]

Don't go in.

[Jeffrey]

Kids know they're gonna do the opposite. Yeah, okay, you mean those dog training videos don't work? Alexis.

[Brooke]

All right, the important thing is we're reaching a compromise here, and it sounds like. Brad, your kids are going to be allowed to attend their cousin's party. Yay.

[Brad]

Perfect. And that was before I bought them a leash, so. Hey, hey, bring the leashes. We might need to tie them up outside.

[Jeffrey]

I was gonna say, Jenna, you better be. It sounds like these kids are going to try to mark their territory.

[Brad]

Absolutely.

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Getting a lot of text into 78592 saying that compromise is even worse than where we started. Having the kids stay outside the party and peek in through the windows.

[Jeffrey]

Come on. Most of the party will be outside. They have a pool.

[Brooke]

I still worry about the bathroom now, especially with the pool. Where are the kids gonna go?

[Jeffrey]

I worry about who's giving these kids boundaries because I don't think it's the dad and it's definitely not the aunt.

[Brad]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

Where's the mother? Not invited to this, clearly. But I have a feeling once they do get over to the aunt's house, they're gonna be okay. She'll either soften up and let them inside or she'll just be terrified that they're lifting up their leg and peeing on the bushes. From all those dog training videos?

[Jeffrey]

They learned it from their dad.

[Brooke]

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