Closure Call: Grandpa's Inheritance

Summary

Podcast Summary: "Closure Call: Grandpa's Inheritance"

Podcast Information:

• Title: Brooke and Jeffrey: Second Date Update
• Host/Author: iHeartPodcasts
• Episode: Closure Call: Grandpa's Inheritance
• Release Date: June 19, 2025
• Description: Ghosted after a first date? We call the person who isn't calling you back to find out the real reason why and get you a Second Date. Low success rate...high entertainment for the rest of us.

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Introduction to the Closure Call

Jeffrey:
"Hey, welcome to the podcast and gotta say, happy Juneteenth. Yeah, hope you take a moment today to educate yourself on the holiday. Maybe support a great black-owned business in your area. You know, do something good."
[02:34]

Brooke and Jeffrey kick off the episode by celebrating Juneteenth and introducing a special segment called the Closure Call. Unlike their usual content, the Closure Call aims to help listeners find closure in various types of past relationships, whether romantic, familial, or professional.

Introducing David's Dilemma

Jeffrey:
"So today we've got something a little different for you. It's called a closure call. We don't do them that often, but they're kind of cool."
[02:49]

The hosts welcome David, who seeks closure regarding a strained relationship with his mother stemming from an inheritance dispute involving his late grandfather.

David’s Story: The Inheritance Conflict

David:
"So my grandpa lives in South America, and honestly, I've met him a couple times. When he passed, I got a letter from his lawyer stating that I was mentioned in his will. He gave me two options: split the inheritance with my mom and two older sisters or keep the entire amount for myself."
[06:00]

David explains the predicament left by his grandfather’s will. Faced with the choice of either sharing a substantial inheritance or keeping it entirely, David initially considers an equitable split. However, observing that his sisters are already financially stable and his mother works multiple jobs, he leans towards retaining the full inheritance to support his own goals, such as paying off student loans and traveling the world.

The Fallout: Relationship Strain

Jeffrey:
"I cannot believe your grandpa left that decision to you. That's just a decision that's going to tear people apart no matter what."
[08:07]

David’s decision to keep the inheritance causes a severe rift with his mother, who subsequently kicks him out of the house. Attempts to reconcile or understand her perspective lead to further communication breakdown, leaving David seeking closure.

David:
"I decided to keep the full inheritance... My mom kept asking me too. She was like, what did the letter say that grandpa sent you?"
[09:10]

The Closure Call: Seeking Answers

Brooke and Jeffrey facilitate the closure by posing four critical questions to David's mother through the podcast, aiming to uncover the reasons behind her anger and the true status of the inheritance.

Brooke:
"The first question we sent her was, 'Mom, why are you so mad at me to the point you kicked me out of your house?'"
[13:35]

David’s mother responds with a cryptic quote:
"Greed is a fat demon with a small mouth, and whatever you feed it, it's never enough."
[14:14]

This response suggests that her anger is rooted in perceiving David’s actions as driven by greed, exacerbating the emotional divide.

Jeffrey:
"She's not even talking about the money. She's talking about you being selfish, only thinking of yourself."
[14:37]

When asked about the inheritance’s status:

Brooke:
"She says there's no money coming to you if you're wondering. You reap what you sow."
[18:31]

This revelation indicates that the inheritance may not materialize as expected, leaving David in uncertainty and further straining the relationship.

Hosts’ Perspectives and Insights

Throughout the conversation, Brooke, Jeffrey, and Alexis provide their takes on David’s situation, highlighting the complexities of handling family inheritance and the importance of transparency.

Alexis:
"No matter what you choose, it's a hard decision. I would at least sit my family down and say, 'Look, mom, dad, I don't think you guys need it as much as I do,' or whatever, but at least tell everybody, right? As a family."
[12:35]

The hosts emphasize that open communication might have mitigated some of the conflict, suggesting that David's lack of transparency contributed significantly to the fallout.

Conclusion: Seeking Closure and Moving Forward

In the final segments, Brooke shares the mother’s shocking response, revealing that the inheritance is nullified and framing the entire ordeal as a test of character set by the grandfather. This unexpected twist leaves David grappling with disbelief and uncertainty about the future.

Brooke:
"She says, 'Maybe you should call your grandpa instead.' She says he didn't really die but wanted to test you to see if you'd make the right choice and put your family first. It was all...'"
[18:32]

The episode concludes with the hosts reflecting on the moral dilemmas presented by inheritance disputes and the importance of prioritizing family relationships over financial gain.

Jeffrey:
"Well, thank you so much for being here. It means so much to us, especially on this second date podcast. So please subscribe, share, follow, do all the things."
[23:15]

Key Takeaways:

• Inheritance Decisions: Money can complicate family relationships, highlighting the necessity of transparent communication.
• Closure Calls: Providing a platform for individuals to seek closure can help unravel complex emotional and relational issues.
• Moral Dilemmas: The ethical implications of wealth distribution within families can have long-lasting impacts on personal relationships.

Notable Quotes:

• Brooke:
  "The truth is, everyone has a price."
  [03:37]

• David:
  "I decided to keep the full inheritance."
  [09:13]

• Mother’s Response:
  "Greed is a fat demon with a small mouth, and whatever you feed it, it's never enough."
  [14:14]

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Transcript

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[Jeffrey]

Hey, welcome to the podcast and gotta say, happy Juneteenth. Yeah, hope you take a moment today to educate yourself on the holiday. Maybe support a great black owned business in your area. You know, do something good.

[Alexis]

Do something good out there from some good restaurants lately.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, I love that. I love that. So today we've got something a little different for you. It's called a closure call. We don't do them that often, but they're kind of cool. Like, it's when people need closure in their life from a past relationship and that could be romantic, it could be a family relationship, a work relationship, and we actually get them back in touch with that person from their past. So these are, these are pretty cool. So you're going to get to hear that. But first, we love to highlight some comments. Alexis. Yeah, a beer said, downloading episodes for my flight. I can't wait to listen for five hours.

[David]

Wow.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, beer.

[Alexis]

But you do what I do. You have to like download it on Spotify or whatever so you get in case you don't have the Internet.

[Jeffrey]

That's right.

[Alexis]

Smart.

[Jeffrey]

I feel like you're going to get a headache from that much of us.

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

All right, we'll take some Tylenol. All right, here we go. Your closure call starts now.

[Brooke]

The truth is, everyone has a price. So, Brooke, let me ask, how much would it take for you to leave your husband and your children to start a whole new life?

[David]

A million dollars?

[Brooke]

No, a billion dollars.

[Alexis]

I think that would be.

[Jeffrey]

I would never.

[Brooke]

A bogo coupon to the country buffet with the nacho cheese fountain.

[Jeffrey]

Okay, well, we're thinking about it.

[Alexis]

More enticing than a billion.

[Brooke]

Well, one of our listeners faced a similar dilemma recently where he had to choose either a life changing, insane amount of money or his family. What?

[Alexis]

Dang.

[Brooke]

You would think that'd be a pretty easy decision, but it wasn't. You're gonna find out what happened in a brand new closure call coming up next. Quick history lesson. This segment started when Brooke suggested we do something called foreclosure calls.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, my go.

[Brooke]

She wanted us to call low income families and tell them they're getting evicted while she laughed in the background. Which horrible idea.

[Jeffrey]

Every time you say something like this, I have to do more charity work just to like.

[Alexis]

And she does a lot of charity work.

[Brooke]

That's kind of what we adjusted this segment to closure calls, which is helping people. And I know Brooke didn't like that idea as much, but management did. So I can hear the sound effect.

[Alexis]

Your mortgage was denied.

[Brooke]

Love that. But we're trying to help our listeners get some answers and much needed closure about an issue or a question that's been eating away at them for a while.

[Jeffrey]

I love this segment.

[Brooke]

And today we're talking to a guy named David who reached out to us about his mom.

[Jeffrey]

Oh.

[Brooke]

Hopefully he's not foreclosing on her, but, David, welcome to the show, man.

[David]

Hey, guys. Thanks for having me.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, it always makes me so sad when people have terrible relationships with your mom.

[Alexis]

Are you assuming? Is it?

[Jeffrey]

How do you know?

[Brooke]

Yeah, we don't even know anything if.

[Jeffrey]

He hasn't talked to her. Isn't that the whole point of closure call? It's always like, someone that you need closure with.

[Brooke]

Let's ask him. What's going on with your mom, Dave?

[David]

Yeah, so I did have a falling out with my mom, like, three months ago.

[Alexis]

Brooke is really good at these.

[Jeffrey]

It's sad. It's in the title of the segment.

[Alexis]

He could say, like, I'm talking to my mom. We have an issue with my sister or something.

[Brooke]

Why did you and your mom have a falling out?

[David]

So it's all over this inheritance from my grandpa who.

[Brooke]

Oh, yeah, cut the mom out. There you go.

[Jeffrey]

What?

[Alexis]

Wait, what?

[Jeffrey]

That's.

[Alexis]

Cause Jeff would do that.

[Brooke]

That's exactly what I would do. I don't know what is going on with your inheritance.

[Jeffrey]

What happened?

[David]

So my grandpa lives in South America, and honestly, I've met him a couple times.

[Jeffrey]

Okay. And this is your mom's dad, right?

[David]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

Okay.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[David]

But he really likes me, you know, actually, when I graduated from high school, he sent me a check for $5,000.

[Brooke]

Oh, wow.

[Jeffrey]

Dang.

[Alexis]

I think I got a pizza party for three.

[Jeffrey]

I always got the amount of money, how old I was, so.

[Alexis]

Oh, that's small.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, I got 18 bucks.

[Brooke]

So your grandpa is pretty well off.

[Jeffrey]

Dang.

[David]

Yeah. He's not doing bad or he wasn't doing bad.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah.

[David]

It just felt like me and him connected when we did meet, he passed away.

[Jeffrey]

Wouldn't that make your mom happy, though?

[Brooke]

That he passed away?

[Jeffrey]

No, that they had a good relationship. Jeffrey.

[David]

There's more to the story.

[Brooke]

Okay, okay.

[David]

All right. So when he passed, I got a letter in the mail. It was, you know, it was actually sent to my mom's house, but it was addressed to me.

[Jeffrey]

Okay.

[David]

And it was from my grandpa's lawyer. Saying that in the will I was mentioned.

[Jeffrey]

Okay, interesting.

[David]

Yeah. So Grandpa, what he did in the will is he basically gave me two options. You know, I could split the inheritance with my mom and my two older sisters, or I could keep the whole thing.

[Jeffrey]

What a position to put you in.

[Brooke]

Easy choice.

[Alexis]

Easy choice, Jeff says.

[Brooke]

Well, I don't know.

[Jeffrey]

Do you know how much money they were talking about right from the beginning?

[David]

I know the amount it was. It was a lot of money.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

Damn, that is a big decision. Like, what? Where was your head at?

[David]

So, of course, my first thought is, like, let me split it evenly with everybody, you know? But then I started to think about it more. Like my sisters are older than me. Like, well ordered, older than me. They're already married. One has a kid, the other one's working with a job she loves. I mean, they're set financially.

[Alexis]

Oh, they already have their established.

[Brooke]

Yeah, they don't need more money.

[Jeffrey]

I cannot believe your grandpa left that decision to you. I mean, that's just a decision that's going to tear people apart no matter what.

[Brooke]

What's your financial situation?

[David]

So, like, I just finished college. I don't have a job right now. You know, I still got a bunch of student loans coming in.

[Alexis]

Didn't the $5,000 cover that?

[David]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Maybe in the 60s, not now.

[Alexis]

Okay, so you got debt.

[David]

So I got a lot of student loans. And, you know, I also have dreams. You know, I wanted to travel the world, and I felt like that was my grandpa basically giving me that shot, that chance.

[Jeffrey]

He just turned you into a trust fund kid. You can do those things then.

[David]

But then, you know, my mom, she's divorced from my dad, too, and she does work a couple jobs, but honestly, I don't know what she would even use the money for.

[Brooke]

Maybe so that she wouldn't have to work two jobs.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, why she would want the money? Yeah, Very simple, solid reason.

[David]

But, you know, my mom's just one of those ladies who work just because they enjoy working.

[Alexis]

Oh, yeah, I know what you mean.

[Brooke]

Ew. No matter what, who likes working just for work?

[Jeffrey]

You say that, but how do you know that? I mean, obviously she couldn't put you through college. She probably works. Cause she has to.

[Brooke]

I mean, so, big decision here. What did you decide to do?

[David]

I decided to keep the full inheritance.

[Brooke]

What?

[David]

Wow.

[Brooke]

Oh, I was kidding, dude. That's kind of a rough move to do to your family.

[Alexis]

Wow.

[David]

My mom kept asking me too. She was like, what did the letter say that grandpa sent you?

[Brooke]

Oh, she didn't know.

[David]

Yeah, no, I didn't tell her.

[Brooke]

Why wouldn't you at least talk to your mom about that? Like, talk to someone?

[David]

Well, like I said, I didn't tell her, but now I feel like she does know.

[Jeffrey]

Why do you say that?

[David]

Yeah, because a couple of days later, I get a text from my mom saying, you need to come by the house. You got to pick up all your stuff. I put it in the boxes. It's out in the garage.

[Brooke]

Oh, she kicked you out?

[David]

Yeah. And, you know, it didn't. Honestly, it made me feel bad. I tried to talk to her. I even went over and knocked on the door, but, you know, she doesn't answer. She won't come to the door.

[Brooke]

Okay, so this is the falling out with your mom? I mean.

[David]

Yeah, yeah. It's been a few months since it happened. You know.

[Jeffrey]

You haven't talked to her at all?

[David]

No, not. Not for the last few months.

[Brooke]

Yeah, same bro. But over.

[Jeffrey]

Wait, though. Like, that's. How do you know that she knows? Like, it could be another reason. Like, how would she find out about the inheritance?

[David]

I mean, it's the only reason. I could think that she threw all my stuff in the box and put it in the garage for no reason.

[Alexis]

Because, I mean, if it was a normal issue, she would talk to you.

[Brooke]

Right. So this has been a few months now. What made you reach out to us, like, to get some closure?

[David]

Honestly? Because I've been rethinking it, and I'm. You know, maybe I should probably split it up. But my mom's not talking to me, and my two sisters know nothing about it, so since I can't reach my mother, maybe I can use some help.

[Jeffrey]

I just can't imagine money like this isn't worth money. Right? Like, losing your relationship with your mom.

[Brooke]

Depends on how much money. Everybody's got a price.

[Alexis]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

At least you could be alone on a private island.

[Brooke]

Yeah. So obviously you know how this works, David. You've already been working with our producer to come up with four questions that we sent to your mom. I will tell you, David, she wrote back to us. And hopefully when I read it to you coming up here, it's going to give you a little bit of closure. Oh, my God. But it's going to cost you some money.

[David]

Blackmail me? Please.

[Brooke]

Okay, I got to think. Legally, I can. But when we come back, we'll read what your mom had to say and do your closure call right after this. Man, this is crazy. We've been talking about it off the air, about what we would do if we were in David's shoes, where you have the option to take an entire inheritance just for yourself or split it amongst your family members.

[Jeffrey]

I feel like it's a sick joke that your grandpa left you with.

[Alexis]

You know, honestly, everybody's laughing from up above, down below.

[Brooke]

It's a big moral dilemma, though, and David chose not to split it with his mom and his two sisters. He wanted to keep the whole bag for himself, which it. It was his decision. That was what his grandpa wanted him to make. This is what we didn't discuss, though, in the first part, is transparency. Like, should he have told his mom his decision of what was going on? Because it sounds like he tried to keep it all secret from her, and then she found out later and then got upset about it.

[Alexis]

And that's what I agree with. No matter what you choose, it's a hard decision. I would at least sit my family down and say, look, mom, dad, I don't think you guys need it as much as I do or whatever, but at least tell everybody, right? As a family.

[Brooke]

Brooke, are you telling your family that you're holding on to the whole inheritance?

[Jeffrey]

We don't have inheritance in my family, to be honest with you. I'm just having a really hard time having sympathy for you, because it's like, these are the choices you made. Not only did you cut them out, but then you didn't tell them, and then you get kicked out of your mom's house. Like, duh.

[Brooke]

You can call her a name, David. That's okay. She's just jealous of you that, you know, you're richer than her.

[David]

You know, I'm just. I'm just waiting for these answers.

[Brooke]

Okay? I am. I'm curious. Before we get to the answers, have you spent any of the money yet, just for fun?

[David]

No, none of the money's come through yet. I don't know if it's tied up in paperwork or something, but.

[Alexis]

And he was in South America, so maybe it's harder to transfer. I don't know.

[Jeffrey]

It doesn't come through a money order.

[Brooke]

So we're gonna read your mom's answers here. How you feeling, man? You nervous? Exc.

[David]

Like, I. Probably a little anxious. You know, like I said, I'm. I don't want it to be mad at me, so I'm trying to figure this out, so I don't know.

[Brooke]

Okay. We've already sent these four questions to your mom. You worked with our producer on him. The first question that we sent her was, mom, why are you so Mad at me to the point you kicked me out of your house. Okay, that's good, because we don't know. We don't know if she knew about his decision with the inheritance. We just assumed that. And that's what you wanted to ask, right, David?

[David]

Yeah, that's number one. Why? I need to know why she's mad before we go further.

[Brooke]

Okay, yeah, it's true.

[Alexis]

Because if she doesn't know about it yet, then.

[Jeffrey]

Did she explain?

[Brooke]

She said, because, David, you were given a big decision to be selfish or consider anybody other than yourself, and you chose yourself.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, she knows.

[Brooke]

I thought I raised you better.

[Jeffrey]

That's it. Oh, that hurts.

[Alexis]

No, she threw it back on herself.

[Brooke]

How does that feel, David?

[David]

I don't know. I don't feel like I need to give her any of the money if she's coming at me like that.

[Jeffrey]

Really? Did you not hear what she said? She's not even talking about the money. She's talking about you being selfish, only thinking of yourself.

[David]

No, I feel like if that was the case, that's a conversation we could have had in person. And she could have told me, hey, maybe you're being selfish, but nah, Right now all I'm hearing is she's jealous. Really?

[Alexis]

Oh, man.

[Brooke]

It was kind of a rude answer back from a mom.

[Alexis]

So, look, Brooke did mention earlier she is being very passive aggressive by not saying anything and just kicking you out.

[Brooke]

I know.

[Alexis]

I think you're both a little bit. Could be handling it in different ways better.

[Brooke]

Right, but that is why we do these calls. I try and help get some answers and hopefully get closure. Let's go to the second question, which was, I'm assuming you know about my decision with grandpa's inheritance.

[Jeffrey]

Okay, we already got that answer.

[Brooke]

What would you have done in my shoes? I guarantee you wouldn't have split the money evenly.

[Alexis]

Wow, that's coming in hot.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, I mean, now that's almost sounding like an accusation. Is that how you meant it, David?

[David]

You know, it feels fine after that first answer she gave.

[Brooke]

Well, she did answer that. And she wrote a quote, like, sent a quotation, and it says, greed is a fat demon with a small mouth, and whatever you feed it, it's never enough.

[Jeffrey]

Is that a common.

[David]

I don't. Did she call me. Did she just call me fat? I don't even.

[Brooke]

No.

[Jeffrey]

Are you not listening?

[Brooke]

I think greed. Greed is the fat demon, not you.

[Alexis]

I feel like we're getting answers here, but we're not making progress, like, on either side. Yeah, mom is mad. He still Seems like he is.

[Jeffrey]

Well, I think the mom is just disappointed.

[Ryan Seacrest]

What?

[David]

What's she disappointed about? I mean, she has a lot more money than I do.

[Alexis]

I mean, yeah.

[Jeffrey]

You just graduated college, worked her whole life, and provided for you.

[Brooke]

Still a little tense. Maybe things will get better.

[David]

I hope she puts that quote on her wall.

[Jeffrey]

Okay, next to laugh, love family, love greed. All right, David.

[Brooke]

All right, let's. Hopefully I make the mood a little better with question three. It says it's been three months, and I haven't seen any money from the inheritance. Are you blocking my inheritance or do you know what's going on with it? So you. Wait, you suspect your mom is the one that's blocking you?

[David]

I mean, she's blocked me out of the house.

[Jeffrey]

I thought we were doing this to, like, try to repair your relationship with your mother, David, not to attack her. Find out where your money is and accuse her.

[David]

I'm not attacking her. I'm asking, does she know anything about it?

[Brooke]

Yeah, he's quoting. He's quoting Rihanna. You better have my money.

[Jeffrey]

What did she say?

[Brooke]

You asked if she's blocking the inheritance, and she wrote back the same quote as before, this time in all caps. Greed is a fat demon with a small mouth, and whatever you feed it, it's never enough. Wow, she's doubling down.

[David]

I'm glad I turned to you guys for the help, man. All I'm getting is bathroom quotes.

[Alexis]

Bathroom quotes?

[Brooke]

Wait, are you blaming us?

[David]

Oh, I think I should charge her for my school loans after this. Oh, my God.

[Brooke]

That'll smooth things over.

[Jeffrey]

How is she responsible for that?

[Alexis]

You know? I mean, we can't control how you.

[Jeffrey]

It sounds like you're turning into the little fat demon who's never, never full, David, is what it sounds like.

[David]

She answers question four. That quote. I don't know what the hell?

[Alexis]

We made zero progress.

[Brooke]

We only have one question left. It keeps getting worse. Maybe we should just get through it.

[Alexis]

Question four, with greed.

[Brooke]

No, we wrote. I know you're not talking to me right now, but I do regret how things went down. Mom.

[Jeffrey]

Finally, a little remorse.

[Brooke]

Can I please call you so we can talk this thing out? Yes.

[Alexis]

That's great.

[Brooke]

That's a good olive branch. Yeah.

[David]

See, I'm the only good person between us.

[Jeffrey]

Okay? I would have recommended leading with that question, David, and then maybe taking out the first three.

[Brooke]

Yeah, I'll tell you, David, she didn't write back with the same quote. That's the good news. Okay, here's what she said, and I'll warn you It's a little bit shocking.

[Jeffrey]

She doesn't want to talk to him.

[Brooke]

Are you ready for this?

[David]

Let's go.

[Brooke]

She says maybe you should call your grandpa instead.

[Jeffrey]

What? I thought he died.

[Brooke]

She says he didn't really die, but he did want to test you to see if you'd make the right choice and put your family first. It was all.

[Jeffrey]

Shut up, David.

[David]

She says this is. That's got to be a joke.

[Brooke]

No way. I'm serious, man. She says, you didn't, and now we all know the answer, so you've been effectively removed from Grandpa's will going forward. Oh, my God.

[David]

I don't believe that. I think she lost her mind.

[Brooke]

I'm telling you, I'm reading her answers right here. She says there's no money. Money coming to you if you're wondering. You reap what you sow.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, again with a.

[David]

Again with the quotes? Yeah, I don't know. We might have to throw her in a facility. I don't know.

[Jeffrey]

I don't think you're hearing her. You don't have money to pay for a facility for your mom.

[Brooke]

Good point.

[David]

Well, what's that called when the. When the police just get her then? Because we have to file ones.

[Alexis]

You really should take your advice and call your grandpa. And once he answers.

[Brooke]

Are you talking?

[Jeffrey]

You'll know. I don't think you're his favorite anymore, though. I was like, why would a grandpa put that in a. In a will? That's crazy. Makes sense.

[David]

I don't believe her. And I honestly, I don't think you guys should believe her. I think died, and she's just, like, holding on to my check at the house.

[Jeffrey]

Can we make awkward Tuesday phone calls to South America?

[Alexis]

I don't know.

[Jeffrey]

I want to call Grandpa.

[Brooke]

I don't want to get any deeper involved into this family situation. It is messy.

[Alexis]

This was amazing.

[Brooke]

I hope it got you a little bit of closure there, David. I. I don't know if.

[David]

I don't know. Like, I don't believe it.

[Brooke]

Make sure you keep in touch with us and let us know what happens with. Yeah, I guess. Say hi to your grandpa for us.

[Jeffrey]

Call him with some apologies.

[Brooke]

Yeah, that's your closure call.

[Alexis]

Oh, my gosh.

[Brooke]

It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.

[Jeffrey]

Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.

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[Jeffrey]

Man, that grandpa is genius. Yeah, he knows. Honestly, hope you enjoyed that closure call. We are getting tons of comments flooded, especially on our YouTube page. Oh my gosh. Yeah. So many of you guys want a follow up. Yes, and we are with you on offer. Tuesday, another call. Something about it. You know that's a hard part of these follow ups is that people contact us for help and then we just have to hope that they get back to us. I know.

[Alexis]

Surprisingly we don't harass them.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah.

[Alexis]

You know, week after week after we should.

[Jeffrey]

No, bro, he's going to be a little busy talking to his mom and grandpa I think to call us. Yeah, busy figuring out how he wanted to say. No, it was just a joke. I was going to split it with everybody. Totally in the comments about him. We got a lot of selfish jerks. No wonder they tested him. Talk about karma.

[David]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, selfish again. So it's kind of the majority is against this kid. Yeah, I'd say so.

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

And for grandpa, I think a lot of people, I mean, are going to be changing their wills.

[Alexis]

Kind of a nice little town. Best as you go out to the family.

[Jeffrey]

Totally some morals. Yeah.

[Alexis]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

Well, thank you so much for being here. It means so much to us, especially on this second date podcast. So please subscribe, share, follow, do all the things and you can always follow us on social media. You can harass us there. Okay. Please don't though. Yeah, it's fine at Brooke and Jeffrey.

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