Second Date Update: Moms Night Out

Summary

Podcast Summary: Brooke and Jeffrey – Second Date Update: Moms Night Out

Date: April 8, 2026
Episode Theme:
This episode features a "Second Date Update" focusing on Savannah, a single mom recently re-entering the dating world, who seeks Brooke and Jeffrey’s help after being ghosted by Austin following a promising first date. The conversation explores the realities of dating as a parent, miscommunication, and the anxieties that come with blending families, all delivered with the show’s signature playful banter.

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Main Topics & Overview

• Savannah’s Dating Dilemma:
  Savannah, a mother of two (ages 8 & 10), reaches out after not hearing from Austin, a man she recently met at a rodeo event. She’s new to dating post-kids and looking for answer for his radio silence.

• The “Second Date Update” Process:
  Brooke, Jeffrey, and the team talk through Savannah’s date, what went right, what may have gone wrong, and then call Austin to get his side—all in real time for Savannah to hear.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. The Challenges of Dating as a Single Parent (01:18-03:10)

• Dating with kids brings unique issues and insecurities.
• Savannah reflects on how the dating scene has changed:

  "It feels like there's more accessibility, but it also makes people a little flakier, maybe detached." – Savannah (02:52)

2. The Meeting and First Date with Austin (03:14-06:55)

• Savannah met Austin while he was volunteering at a rodeo.
• Their first date: darts and drinks at a bar, followed by time at Austin’s place.
• Playfulness and chemistry were evident, and Savannah appreciated a night of adult conversation:

  “I love my children, but it was really nice just to have some time with an adult and feel free.” – Savannah (04:41)

• She intentionally tried not to talk about her kids the whole time, asking Austin to help steer conversation away from “mom mode.”

3. The Yearbook Moment (06:09-06:38)

• At Austin’s place, Savannah picked up his high school yearbook and playfully noted the quote under Austin’s senior photo.
• Austin seemed flustered by the unexpected attention to it.

4. The Ghosting and Savannah’s Reaction (06:45-07:14)

• After a fun night and a kiss, Austin didn't reach out again, leaving Savannah confused but still hopeful.

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The Call With Austin: Unpacking the Misunderstanding

1. Austin’s Perspective (09:15-12:21)

• When called by the show, Austin reveals he was put off by Savannah’s reaction to his yearbook prediction:

  “They put predictions, and mine said, by 29 I’m gonna be married and have two kids.” – Austin (11:31)

• Savannah linked his old quote to their current life situation jokingly (“You’re 29 now, and I have two kids”), which Austin misinterpreted as pressure to become an “instant dad.”

• Austin quietly panicked:

  “It just feels like I’m going to be an instant dad either way.” – Austin (12:27)

• The hosts riff on the upside: “You don’t have to get up in the middle of the night if you have an 8 and 10 year old. That is, like, really a bonus.” – Brooke (12:38)

2. Clearing the Air, On Air (13:41-15:53)

• Savannah jumps in live to clarify her comments:

  “I'm not imagining that… I want you to meet my kids next week and move in the week after. I'm not trying to entrap you or something.” – Savannah (13:53)

• She shares her motivation:

  “It was just awesome… to have a peaceful, fun night out with you. I haven’t had that in forever… That’s where I want to start.” – Savannah (14:25)

• The conversation pivots to whether Austin’s yearbook prediction (wanting “two boys”) fits the reality of Savannah’s “two girls.” Laughter ensues as they joke about making more children in the future, noting how unpredictable life can be.

• Savannah reassures that meeting her kids would be far down the line, keeping things light and future-focused.

  "The best part of having lots of kids is making them, so… have a ton more children, maybe eventually." – Savannah (15:20)

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Resolution & Notable Quotes

• Agreement for a Second Date:
  Both agree to see each other again without added pressure, as Austin admits:

  “I do want to go back out with Savannah. Yes.” – Austin (16:18)

• Savannah’s Daughter’s Approval:

  “My oldest did say you look like a less creepy version of her school principal, which in tween translation means she thinks you seem cool and cute.” – Savannah (16:28)

• Outlook:

  “Approval is good. I will take it… and, like you said, we’ll just kind of… I’m going to stay out of my head and try to take it slow.” – Austin (16:45)

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Memorable Moments & Banter

• Brooke and Jeffrey joke about how all yearbook quotes and predictions are inherently embarrassing:

  “And we would all be embarrassed by our yearbook.” – Jeffrey (06:38)

• Multiple gags about single parent dating perks:

  “You don’t wanna be a mother to a third child.” – Brooke (05:56)

• Hosts tease about future child gender preferences and the randomness of life’s outcomes.
• “Jose will babysit for you.” – Brooke (17:16)

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Timestamps of Key Segments

• Savannah Introduced & Dating Background: 01:18-03:10
• Recap of First Date with Austin: 03:14-06:55
• Yearbook/Quote Discussion: 06:09-06:38, 11:02-12:21
• Savannah’s On-Air Clarification: 13:41-15:53
• Austin Agrees To Second Date: 16:18-16:54
• Wrap-Up and Daughter’s Approval: 16:28-17:03

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Tone

Light-hearted, witty, and supportive, the hosts deftly blend candid, real-world relationship challenges with humor and empathy while ensuring guests feel heard and respected.

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Conclusion

This “Second Date Update” successfully navigates a classic case of misunderstanding and dating anxiety, especially for those re-entering the scene as parents. Listeners are left rooting for Savannah and Austin, reminded that communication (and not reading too much into yearbook quotes) is key when blending lives and families.

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Takeaway:
Sometimes, it takes a playful radio intervention to clear up a minor misunderstanding—and maybe, just maybe, find the start of something new.

Transcript

[Michael Easter]

2%. That's the number of people who take the stairs when there is also an escalator available. I'm Michael Easter, and On my podcast 2%, I break down the science of mental toughness, fitness, and building resilience in our strange modern world. Put yourself through some hardships and you will come out on the other side a happier, more fulfilled, healthier person. Listen to 2%. That's 2% on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Brooke]

I don't know if this is good or not, but the new episode today for your second date update is a new single mom who has only been in the dating world a month and she's already coming to us for help. I don't know again if that's a good sign or a bad sign, but it's what we're doing. And I love her.

[Jeffrey]

She's, like, getting ahead of problems.

[Brooke]

Okay. Yeah, that's an optimistic take for sure. It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning, and before we get to it, do some comments. Yeah, Marsher said, I almost got fired at work because I got caught listening to the second date update. Thanks a lot, Brooke. With a frowny face. Your fault. I'll take it. I'll take it. I really know. All right, your brand new episode starts right now. Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning second date update.

[Jeffrey]

We know dating in general is hard, but dating when you have kids makes it way, way easier.

[Brooke]

Oh, that's what it is.

[Jeffrey]

Especially if you can teach your 10 year old to drive you to the mov. Boom. Instant Chauffeur and designated driver.

[Brooke]

Yeah. Happy hour next.

[Jeffrey]

But Aiden, don't look in the rear view mirror. What's happening back there?

[Brooke]

We're both sitting in the back seat

[Jeffrey]

because that's how you were made, little guy. Well, one of our listeners, Savannah, is attempting to do it for the very first time. Dating while having kids. Savannah, you brave, brave soul. Welcome to the show.

[Savannah]

Thank you.

[Jeffrey]

You're welcome.

[Savannah]

That's an interesting perspective you have.

[Jeffrey]

I know this must be so easy for you right now, but tell us about your dating situation. What's going on?

[Savannah]

Yeah, So I have two girls, 8 and 10. And, you know, the last few years I've just really been focused on them, but I feel like they're at an age that I can leave with a babysitter and I'm ready to just really get out there and date.

[Brooke]

Dude, at 10 years old, I was babysitting. I think you're fine.

[Jeffrey]

Don't worry about that.

[Brooke]

Part. That's awesome. So how long have you been. Been on the scene?

[Savannah]

We'll say, yeah, newish. I'd say about a month.

[Brooke]

Okay. Okay.

[Austin]

All right.

[Brooke]

I'm so curious, like, because it's obviously been a long time. What's your take on what's available? How is it working? Well, she's calling us after one month. Yeah.

[Savannah]

You know, it is a little bit different of a world out there right now. It feels like there's more accessibility, but it also makes people a little flakier, maybe detached.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[Jeffrey]

We're very detachable nowadays.

[Savannah]

Yes, that's a good way of putting it.

[Brooke]

Who did you go out with? Are we gonna get to that?

[Jeffrey]

Let's get to the date.

[Savannah]

Yeah, let's get to that. Austin. His name is Austin. Okay, so I went to a rodeo event and he was one of the, like, helpers. I don't know if you call them handlers.

[Jeffrey]

Rodeo clowns. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. He's working the event.

[Brooke]

Dude, Austin is such a cowboy name too.

[Jeffrey]

He so is.

[Savannah]

I mean, I don't know if I'd call him a cowboy. Like, he. He help. But it's not like his whole Persona.

[Brooke]

Okay, how did you connect with him at the rodeo?

[Savannah]

You know, he saw me, we just started chatting and he gave him my number. It was fun and kind of casual and flirty. But I did tell him, like, straight off the bat, like, listen, I have two kids. If that's not for you, totally cool.

[Brooke]

Oh, that's great.

[Savannah]

But he seemed totally fine with it.

[Brooke]

So what did you guys do? Where'd you go?

[Savannah]

We went out for darts and drinks.

[Jeffrey]

Sorry, you went what?

[Savannah]

Darts and drinks?

[Jeffrey]

Darts? I thought you said some dark drinks. I'm like, oh, Guinness only. Okay. What's darts and drinks?

[Brooke]

I assume playing darts and drinking beers.

[Savannah]

I don't know.

[Brooke]

Is that a euphemism?

[Jeffrey]

I don't know. What's darts and drinks? I've never heard of.

[Brooke]

I feel like that's a real waste of a question, Jeff.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, what is it?

[Savannah]

You know, a dart place. Like the game Darts in a bar.

[Jeffrey]

Uh huh. Okay. And what about the drinks?

[Brooke]

We want to know about the guy. I want to know about Austin.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, yeah, okay. No, sure. So let's talk all about the men. Brooke. Yeah, sure. Okay. What was this man like?

[Savannah]

He was great. We just had a pretty casual, like, appetizers, hangout, nice time, and I just got to be honest, like, I love my children, but it was really nice just to have some time with an adult and feel free and that sort of a thing.

[Brooke]

Yeah, for sure. Especially as a single mom, you never get a break.

[Jeffrey]

I'm going to clip that audio and play it for your children so that

[Austin]

they can hear themselves.

[Brooke]

Were you able? I mean, I find, like, even when I go out with my husband on a date, like, we end up talking about the kids so much. Were you able to not do that when you were out with Austin?

[Jeffrey]

That's tricky. Turn it off.

[Savannah]

It did come up a little bit, but I actually asked him in the beginning, like, please help me not do this, because I. I'm trying to get out of mom all the time.

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[Savannah]

So I think we did a pretty good job.

[Brooke]

Was there any strange moments between you and him?

[Savannah]

I mean, not that I can recall. I mean, we really got along. He asked me if I wanted to go back to his place and hang out some more, so I. Yep.

[Brooke]

You texted the babysitter and said mama's gonna be home late?

[Savannah]

Yep. The babysitter got a little extra dough.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, okay.

[Savannah]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

So you ended up back at his place.

[Savannah]

I gotta say, for a single guy, his place was surprisingly nice. So that was great.

[Jeffrey]

Ooh la la.

[Brooke]

It's always a good sign. Cause you don't wanna be a mother to a third child.

[Savannah]

No, exactly. I have enough people to clean up after.

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

All right. So without going to too much detail, how did it go back at his place?

[Savannah]

It was good. I mean, he made us some drinks. Like, while he was doing that, I was looking through his bookcase and saw his high school yearbook, But I thought he was so cute. He hasn't changed that much. Yeah, so, I mean, he seemed, like, a little bashful when he saw that I had taken it out, but I don't think it was a big deal.

[Brooke]

I'm sorry. If you're gonna put your high school yearbook on your bookshelf, every person that's walking into your apartment is gonna pick that thing up.

[Jeffrey]

And we would all be embarrassed by our yearbook.

[Brooke]

I mean, come on.

[Jeffrey]

Everybody is. Totally. So this all sounds very good. How did you two end it?

[Savannah]

We kissed a little bit. He said, you know, he'd like to do it again, and I don't know. It's been five days, and he's not making a move to ask me out again.

[Brooke]

Here we are. Push it along.

[Jeffrey]

We're only going to make you wait a few minutes longer before we finally reach out to this guy. We'll call Austin, and hopefully he picks up and has some answers to why he does not Want to be the father to your two children.

[Savannah]

Wow, thanks.

[Jeffrey]

Well, okay, maybe that's. Maybe that's a little extreme.

[Brooke]

You should say why he doesn't want to have another baby with you.

[Jeffrey]

Okay.

[Michael Easter]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

We'll start with why aren't you calling her friend back? We'll ease into the conversation when we do your second date update right after this. Hold on.

[Brooke]

Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. Second date update.

[Jeffrey]

30 days in and our listener Savannah is already calling radio shows to assist with her re entry back into the dating world world.

[Brooke]

Hey, yeah. Maybe we were one of the reasons she was ready to start dating again. Just listening to this show. How much hope we give people.

[Jeffrey]

Totally very optimistic take when you hear all of our second date updates. Yeah, but a little you should know about Savannah. She has two daughters aged 8 and 10. But there is a guy that she's interested in, a guy named Austin.

[Brooke]

Hey.

[Jeffrey]

And he took her for darts and drinks, then back to his place, but that was days ago and there really hasn't been a lot of communication since. So she's looking to us to get a little bit of help. Right, Brooke?

[Brooke]

Yeah, for sure. I'm excited for you, Savannah.

[Savannah]

Thank you.

[Brooke]

Yeah. And if this doesn't work out, you're fresh in this. There's plenty more fish in the sea. Right?

[Savannah]

Totally. I do understand that. Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

We're not ready to move on from this guy just yet. We don't need the plenty of the fish talk until we actually talk to Austin.

[Brooke]

Mentioned the dating apps yet? I mean, there's a whole pool of men on there you can still go find.

[Savannah]

Yeah, I have been dabbling there, but yeah, it was refreshing meeting someone in person. And I'd like to, you know, can you just see where that goes?

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

Okay, well, let's call Austin, try to get him on the phone, and hopefully he hasn't suffered some horrific rodeo injury that prevented him from dating ever again. I see by a bull.

[Brooke]

He was the clown that jumps out of the barrel.

[Jeffrey]

It does happen. Are you ready for that, Savannah?

[Savannah]

Ready.

[Jeffrey]

Okay, we'll see. Let's call his number. Here we go.

[Austin]

Hello?

[Jeffrey]

Hey, is this Austin?

[Austin]

Yes. Who is this?

[Jeffrey]

Oh, you don't have to be scared of us. We're just a radio show. We're called Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.

[Austin]

Okay.

[Savannah]

Okay.

[Jeffrey]

What's up? Good morning.

[Austin]

What. What's going on, guys?

[Brooke]

Hey, look at that. Small talk.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, let's just dive right into this, Austin. Because reason why we're calling is this is a segment we do. It's called A second date update.

[Austin]

Okay.

[Jeffrey]

Okay. And that's where we try to help out listeners who've gone out with someone recently, but they're not getting a call back for a second meetup. We're trying to figure out if there's a reason for it, particularly with you and a woman named Savannah.

[Austin]

What? Savannah?

[Brooke]

Yeah. Yep.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah. Yeah. You remember Savannah, right?

[Austin]

Yes, I do remember Savannah. Okay, I'm just. I'm confused.

[Jeffrey]

Well, she says you went out on a date recently, a date that really stuck out in her mind as a good one. Now, granted, she hasn't had a ton of new dates because she's kind of reentered the dating world.

[Brooke]

Why would we set them up?

[Jeffrey]

Well, just to show that you were great for her re entry.

[Brooke]

That was so clinical.

[Austin]

Well, she did tell me that she was just starting a date, but, I mean, this is. There's just a lot going on here.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah.

[Serving Pancakes Podcast Host]

Yeah. Okay.

[Brooke]

Yeah.

[Jeffrey]

But we want to hear what you thought about Savannah and your time together. That's kind of our goal.

[Austin]

Okay. Well, look, she seemed really nice. I mean, very cool, great personality. But the toughest thing about it is that she Basically, when she came over, she found my high school yearbook.

[Brooke]

Oh, yeah. She told us that you had that out on your bookshelf. I mean, come on, man. If you're gonna put it out there, people are gonna look at it, right?

[Austin]

Yeah. I mean, I'm totally fine with that.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[Jeffrey]

Okay, cool. You brought it up like it was an issue, though.

[Austin]

Yeah, well, the problem is not so much the seeing of the yearbook, so much as her fixation on this quote from the yearbook.

[Jeffrey]

Oh.

[Brooke]

Like when you're, like, a senior and you put the quote underneath your name or something like that.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Austin]

And so they put predictions, and mine said, By 29, I'm gonna be married and have two kids.

[Brooke]

Whoa. They put that in your yearbook?

[Austin]

Yeah. I mean, I said that a long time ago when I was in high school, but.

[Brooke]

Right when you're at the age that you think 29 is really 64.

[Austin]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

You think 30 is, like, a grand.

[Jeffrey]

You think you're married to the kids by whatever age, Right?

[Brooke]

Yeah. So why did she fixate on it? What do you mean by that?

[Austin]

Well, so she reads it and she says, this is funny. You're 29 now, and I have two kids.

[Jeffrey]

Oh.

[Austin]

Oh, my gosh.

[Jeffrey]

Wait a minute. Hold on.

[Austin]

Exactly. That's how I felt.

[Brooke]

Okay, wait, wait. What did you feel? I'm confused. Like, funny or stressed? I can't tell.

[Austin]

No, stress. Stress.

[Brooke]

Oh, stress.

[Austin]

Okay, yeah.

[Brooke]

You're assuming she's saying that you two are going to get married.

[Austin]

I mean, it's either that or it just feels like I'm going to be an instant dad either way.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, okay.

[Brooke]

You don't think she was joking?

[Jeffrey]

And is being an instant dad really the worst thing?

[Brooke]

I mean, you don't have to get up in the middle of the night if you have an 8 and 10 year old. That is, like, really a bonus. I'm just going to say, yeah, jump

[Jeffrey]

into the easier part of parenthood.

[Brooke]

You can throw things at them and they'll catch it. Like balls and stuff, you know?

[Jeffrey]

Are we selling you?

[Austin]

I hear what you're saying. In my dream. I mean, thank goodness I need to write this in my yearbook. I mean, I want two boys.

[Jeffrey]

She has girls.

[Austin]

Two girls.

[Brooke]

But that doesn't mean you can't predict that. I mean, unless you are coming into a relationship that already has kids.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, that'd be funny if that's the only, like. Sorry. I mean, who says you can't have more kids with her and make your dream come true?

[Brooke]

Why are we talking about this right now? Yeah, I don't know if she would want him to be an ass.

[Jeffrey]

We're talking about his dreams.

[Austin]

Wait, I thought we were talking about dates now. I'm trying to convince her to have two more kids.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah, well, okay, fair. Maybe this is a lot. What we really should be doing probably, is telling you that Savannah is already on the phone with us right now, listening in on this conversation.

[Austin]

What? Hey.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah. And she wants to talk to you about this, presumably. Savannah.

[Savannah]

Hey, Austin.

[Austin]

Oh, hey, Savannah.

[Savannah]

Well, first of all, I'm sorry I freaked you out. I just thought it was funny. I was kidding. I'm not imagining that. You know, I want you to meet my kids next week and move in the week after. I'm not trying to entrap you or something.

[Austin]

I feel so bad for not calling you back. I just. I wish I should have said any of this to you. And now here we are, and, you know, we have an audience, which is cool.

[Brooke]

Cool.

[Austin]

Yeah.

[Savannah]

And I just want to say, because you're not a parent, you don't know how awesome it was just to have a peaceful, fun night out with you. I haven't had that in forever. And that's what I want. That's where I want to start. And you know, I'm on the apps. There are plenty of people I could go out with. But we met in person. I already know that you and I have had fun and have some chemistry. And I'd rather hang out with you again.

[Austin]

Right. But you have girls, right?

[Brooke]

Okay.

[Savannah]

Oh, my God. Really? I mean, yes, Austin, I have girls. But again, this is a very long down the line conversation. If you would ever even meet them. And just like, even just saying we're not that old. If down the line it became a thing. I mean, the best part of having lots of kids is making them so have a ton more children. Maybe eventually.

[Jeffrey]

Wow.

[Brooke]

And I'm pretty sure it's science that the more you want one gender, the more likely it is you have the opposite.

[Austin]

I need to see the study that says that. Man, I. I get. Yeah. I mean, I'd love to go back out because you. I had such a good time too, but I just.

[Brooke]

I don't know that she asked you

[Jeffrey]

yes to a date or yes to being a father. I'll take it from here, Austin. So what we are trying to in this whole segment is try to set you up with one more date with Savannah.

[Brooke]

Just Savannah. Not the children.

[Jeffrey]

You don't have to worry about fatherhood down the road or future boys that you want to have. Just think about one more date, just you and Savannah. And if you're open to it, we would pay for that. Hopefully this entire conversation has given you less stress about the idea of dating and fathering future kids.

[Austin]

Only a little bit more stress. No, it's cool. I do want to go back out with Savannah. Yes.

[Brooke]

Okay.

[Jeffrey]

That's all you're committing.

[Brooke]

Okay, cool.

[Savannah]

That's great. And listen, my oldest did say that you look like a less creepy version of her school principal, which in tween translation means she thinks you seem cool and cute.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, okay. Her daughter approves of you, Austin. How does that feel?

[Austin]

Approval is good. I will take it. And like you said, we'll just kind of. I'm going to stay out of my head and we'll try to take it slow.

[Brooke]

I wouldn't play this recording for your daughter. I mean, the whole thing about him wanting only boys is not going to sit well with the 10 year old.

[Savannah]

Very fair.

[Jeffrey]

Yeah. So, Savannah, that means congratulations. You got yourself one more date with Austin. Yay.

[Savannah]

Cool. Thank you so much for the help. I appreciate it.

[Brooke]

Yeah, that's awesome.

[Austin]

We're here for.

[Savannah]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

Jose will babysit for you.

[Jeffrey]

Oh, my God, Love that. Oh, my God, love that.

[Savannah]

Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.

[Michael Easter]

2%. That is the number of people who take the stairs when there is also an escalator available. I'm Michael Easter, and on my podcast 2% I break down the signs of mental toughness, fitness and building resilience in our strange modern world. I'll be speaking with writers, researchers and other health and fitness experts and more to look past the impractical and way too complex pseudoscience that dominates the wellness industry.

[Brooke]

We really believed that seed oils were inherently inflammatory. We got it wrong. Many of the problems that we are freaked out about in the world are

[Jeffrey]

the result of stress.

[Michael Easter]

Put yourself through some hardships and you will come out on the other side a happier, more fulfilled, healthier person. Listen to 2%. That's 2% on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Serving Pancakes Podcast Host]

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[Savannah]

Like when talking.

[Serving Pancakes Podcast Host]

Open your free iHeartradio app search serving Pancakes and listen. Now this has been Serving Pancakes and we'll catch you on the flip side. Okay. Presented by Capital One, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports.

[Jeffrey]

Got a text into 78592 that says, I ended up reading my husband's high school yearbook after we were married. Turns out he was voted most likely to end up in prison.

[Brooke]

So you either saved them or you're making conjugal visits right now.

[Jeffrey]

Three years later, they were right.

[Brooke]

Oh, wait. Okay. I went with option B. Oh, man.

[Jeffrey]

Senior superlatives. It's interesting how accurate they really can be.

[Serving Pancakes Podcast Host]

So funny.

[Jeffrey]

But hopefully we'll get an update from the two of them soon and see if any of his high school predictions or dreams eventually came true.

[Brooke]

Dude, I think they're actually pretty cute. Cute together they might be.

[Austin]

Yeah.

[Brooke]

She was so cute, dude. And he overanalyzed more than a typical woman. Yes.

[Jeffrey]

Did any of our high school predictions come true? Does anybody remember I was supposed to

[Brooke]

be a pro athlete? Some. They said for me. Oh yeah, hey, but you're coaching high school tracks.

[Jeffrey]

I know. In high school, I predicted that millions of people would subscribe to our podcast at Brooke and Jeffrey. That's very specific. You knew it was going to be on this show. Your podcasts weren't even invented yet, so it's crazy. But make this little boy's high school dreams come true. Follow us online wherever you get yours at Brooke and Jeffrey.

[Michael Easter]

2% that's the number of people who take the stairs when there is also an escalator available. I'm Michael Easter and On my podcast 2%, I break down the science of mental toughness, fitness and building resilience in our strange modern world. Put yourself through some hardship and you will come out on the other side a happier, more fulfilled, healthier person. Listen to 2%. That's 2% on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.